By LUCIA QUESADA NYLEN Well into the fall season, the Golden Tornado football team is doing nothing but improving. Coaches Joseph Pappagallo and senior captains Jensen Ayuk and Matt Delaney have already lead the team to one of their main goals, qualifying for play offs. After a win against Cambridge Rindge and Latin, the MHS…
By SUMYA MOHIUDDIN From Homecoming Luncheon, posted by TheBlue AndGold on 10/24/2013 (20 items) Alumni that graduated in the year ending with "3." Photo by Julie Lam Principal Dana Brown opening his gift from the Class of 2013. Photo by Julie Lam Principal Dana Brown talking about his gift from the Class of 2013. Photo…
By: CASEY LYONS We bid summer a final adieu and resume back to our studies and routines. With school settling in we can no longer sleep in until noon or go to bed whenever we please. Sleep is slowly becoming something we regularly lack and value more when it comes to school. Loss of sleep…
By CHAIMAE EL ADLOUNI The student council leaders hold a special position within our school, working to build credibility, trust, unity. The officers are all hardworking and were picked by their student class for their outstanding leadership qualities and outgoing personalities to make their high school year better. Being a part of the student council…
By CHAIMAE EL ADLOUNI and ASHLEY LEUNG On Oct. 20, 2013, Friends of Oak Grove, Inc. (FOOGI) hosted the eighth annual FOOGI 5K Haunt Jaunt . The FOOGI 5K is a road race where participants get together and show up in their wildest costumes, ready to run, or walk. A fun and healthy way…
By AMANDA ROSATONE Four years ago today, I was trying to figure out how on earth was I going to survive high school, and four years from today, I am probably going to be saying how much I want to go back. I know that you have probably heard this from almost every adult in…
By KARINA MATOS Cyclone Phalin recently struck India with lots of luck and few casualties. The last time a cyclone the size of Phalin struck was in 1999; 10,000 people died. While many people feared the amount of deaths would be similar, this time only 18 people were lost, a major difference. Ironically, it seems…
By ASHLEY LEUNG This school year, Malden High School welcomes back the return of the Helping Hands club, along with a new arrival, the Habitat for Humanity club. These two clubs have high hopes for the new year, and are working hard to make their mark on MHS’s students. Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit…
By TATYANNA CABRAL Music brings joy and happiness to many people. It can soothe the mind, or just make people want to dance. This year, the goals of Malden High School’s marching band are to bring up the school spirit, shower and represent the city with amazing performances. Marching band director, Matthew Tavares, is starting…
