Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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Qmf '7' V I i g . L . C3P8bl?Gi'fg'i'0tI'Pi h V ?l i'fl7 1fL Malverne High o l composes the '0us service organizations. he Sflpervislon . of ' 5 1 ..-Q mom Pfolectmg Y S ': ' 'f': i -f .:'f The Stage Crew consists of twenty boys who construct scenery for performances given in the auditorium. Their ad- viser, Miss Grote, gives much time and patience to this activity. Under the guidance of Mr. Schoebel the Student Police do an excellent joh of patrolling the halls and exits, and Attendance Assistants col- lect attendance cards which are brought to the officc. VISUAL AIDS STAGE CREW STUDENT POLICE ATTENDANCE TEAM if Seated: Mr. Schoebel, Rose Marie Treccasig Standing: Judi' Dwmf Jeanette Wohlers, Regina Overacker.

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STUDENT glockwise: Edd Frid einer, 1e- o COUNCIL Dobbs, Marie Stein- bicker, Robert Ber- ton, Howard Kost- ers, Bill Rhodes, Richard Gumo Kenneth Carlson, Mr. Schoebel, Ed- win Lamont, Rob- ert Bond, Robert Gunderson, Lawr- ence Krasnow, Mel- vin Hurdle. Seated: Leslie Ginsburg, Richard Gumo, Miss Platz, Rosemarie Caminiti, Joan Levy, Standing first row: Carol Brombacker, Regina Overacker, RoseMarie 'I reccasi, Mariorie Roefs, Rosemary Renken, Carolyn Langg Standing second row: Kenneth Carlson, Norman Katz, Howard Kosters, Bill Rhodes. HONOR SOCIETY er the management of the Student Council, school life of Malverne junior High students resses very smoothly. The Student Council, :r the guidance of Mr. Schoebel, plans parties, 'tainments and assembly programs. The Coun- lso privides honor certificates which are pre- sd to honor students. Various drives are held der to raise money for class treasuries. Officers he first semester were: VVilliam Rhodes, Pre- t, Howard Kosters, Vice President, Kenneth son, Secretary, and Richard Cumo, Treasurer. .af ff - 1 Lt- The junior Honor Society is composed' of students who have been chosen for membership because they excel in scholarship, leadership, character, cit- izenship, and service to their school. Under the supervision of Miss Platz, the members determine class averages, award the honor banner to the class having the highest average, and determine which students will receive honor certificates. The group also takes part in other school functions by usher-- ing at open house and welcoming guests from visit- ing schools. The officers for the year were: Richard Cumo, President, and Rosemarie Caminiti, Sec- cretary-Treasurer. The junior High School page of the Malverne Mule is the responsibility of the jun ior Press Club under the direction of Mr. VVassmer. The co-editors of the group are Carol Brombacker and Leslie Cinsberg. They supervise the handing out of assignments and gathering of material to be printed. The other members write individual col- umns and articles which appear regularly on the junior High page. All help to make the Mule a fifne newspaper that Malverne can well be proud o . PRESS CLUB : .

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All hands work together on the Mule Circulation Staff, a new club advised hy Miss lloffman. The staff distrihutes copies of the Mule to students. Another organization which is concerned with read- ing material is the Library Council. Miss Tyrrell's instructions show the members how to keep the li- brary in tip-top shape as well as to aid students in the selection of good hooks, Each assembly presented is the hard work of the six members ol' the Assemhly Committee under the direction oi' Miss di Lorenzo. Original and entertaining pro- grams are arranged hy them. To add the spark of patriotism, Malverneis Color Guard opens each assemhly. Left to right: jean Mach- er, Muir Simon, Lowell Simpson, Nlarie Steinhiclv er. 'L 41 l ix N ff si 'K 'xxx -W , X x ,Rai it T COLOR GUARD Seated: Miss di Lorenzo. Rosemary Renken, Fred Feiner. Standing: Ken- neth Meyer, Noel Peters. Bill Rhodes, jane Garret' son. 1i lj MULE CIRCULATION LIBRARY COUNCIL ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE