Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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, .. max w,s,4..g,,zz., a J- ,lhtnffrtf ' fke MASS 0 '45 CHARLES FISCHER i' Buzzy, a leader in Malverne High School, has always taken top honors in all his endeavors. He was twice president of the Student Council, president of the junior Class, a member of the Student Police, the Honor Society, and the football, basketball, and baseball teams. Upon graduation Buzz would like to attend Brooklyn Polytech to become an engineer. LOTHAR RISSLAND RUSSELL VUoLo JEAN ETTE WW I' - Rfssi1Mg! M r f s 'R I o f :rv A I Cm e ' ce presi- et W jovi al co , or f l, s tbalhb ' r er and l t - ma - 'H for t is a ember nor ock , . r s po y n wn as 9 S h ls 1 I l , or' a . VME? y is 'rl ur ai s, lv1mh able df coll . l ar h s to a Prwn titu chne fl C Cfnlc Cnglne ll RUSSELL VUOLO FREDERICK and lf' . God - 11 gg th Osirio Of Class vife ble perso lity and pop lgraaxgong his es t for t ears as al ho e room treas- aaxplanatgffor his el to the Offi f ur A val C member Of 5 i ball: and Wfesfli 8 senior s treasu and home roorgvice pre ' e ci-:Id s, ag as re five lor l ers in hletics s- 315 '63,-ed vdugle Scrvi ek9Qh year u and, SCLWIW W l ik JO be Omen C I 'ff' Secfct Wig-nt Police, football intramur . c had n 6 Y ing t0 C vel 2f1dlAef m0fC P00 - Bon SC, RUSS! part i he senioxzslefxtoo. Fred s to go to Cornell for Mugler study. Page 'nine

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r ,!LIll0l'l.lIl' ff Page eight HELEN A, PlNUlllUN To show in some small measure our sincere appreciation for her understanding. As Juniors we found her an efficient and conscientious class adviser, and many of us have bene- fited by her guidance. She has long been admired for her infinite patience and her keen sense of humor. The Class of '45 is proud to pay tribute to a truly fine friend.

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Y. l RALPH ABRAMS 'A' Easily distinguished by his shining red mane, Ralph is one of Malverne's senior hall cops. Spending most of his spare time in sports, he has been active in base- ball and basketball. In the field of music Ralph sings bass in the high school cho- rus. He plans to attend Brooklyn Poly- technic Institute. ROBYN ANDERSON uf- xitldcn uugder Robyn's reticence is a Lil N' Weailt ostkliti ior. She came from Steu- berqllipxf Ohili, where she sang in the rus. As a senior she was on the staff of t Your Service. Robyn has two great ambitions: to be an aircraft designer, and to design and build her own house in Vermont. PHILIP BIVHIN . 1 ,W 'A' Chief amon Flbls rfiany actikitigs are ahgd his part' in foot? if ball, baslettb ll,End ,1f,ackhH?Was!c3i. tor of the Juieyphotegkiy mit? f,?Jf5,gs. will ?a91e,,qd prefiiient ,ca tp Hvfit-uk wa alsogirilfpu eifbflouncir A ,the handy- is foil: afteft ivyflnfv Sygate., i. -' ' X 1, , rl?r ' X if ffl, Q '. ff 1' ' Q JOHN BEE Z i' n co st often be seen in 1 I hjgfwvf sge s in Lyn ere e was try- ing eve his ambition-to be as '.,.9..,-ich as , I'n his seni0r'year he gif- w tie editorial sta t Oracle andxAt Your e. is f i 'sub- jecf at ne, he sa s i at ematics. Q JANE BIRD R, Q 'k hfiifgfqzne tfqpur ma thletic senior gil paimgipaite in bo ' g, tennis, baskemll, pirxgppo oftball: our years of QNMAE, ides th e sper- ing activiti , she w' o the edito staff of the Oriileariiaiiiqhotus, and vice presi o'fbhe'r'h9,n1e oriffiuring her junior ya Ef- Page ten is' ' .'i . ii 7 -97 I , 'izffi ' i f' QLORIIA Bizzoso y t VI' I ll i'At last 5va've foudi a girl who lliftes vjdvaiixced aiigebrw But vlvacioux Gloria also has'1n absmdaniceflff ability when it comes 'to athleticsfghe participated in archery, bowling, b skdtball, softball, volleyball,.and Sport, ight. Future plans include the University ,of Michigan to beeomela physical education instructor. gf ! I ' 4 .HA a 't cl the op unity for xtracu u ar act' ' s because he r at v rio bs for t as t rs. 1, h w he een esp ial 'tere i sci l 5 nds t t t ea ' co a ' d t n, w i hope ' rove to be is future a eer. I . . ANMKRXYN Boss if M ilyn has devoted muc f her e X to al ne's orts Hoc ey, 6 all, Ib ketb l, is fourJSpor Nigh ave K ept busy. h rus embe ip for s had a ickle the iv 1 ro her inteifxt' in music. Adept i' any ays, Marilyn intends to enter th Field of nursing. Bpssglrkilamlicn i' As a miengbefgf sta' raft? and a motid'yLpfcgure Bperat , Bobfis thgindispensable m foie-stagexfroduckp ti0ns.'is1.nea for haftindid nayihgs gf ' the baritone in thebanmgid fo! his in the ehgrus, he is4one'Qf Nlaivernkg bit musicians. Radio schch islppb' next stop, . 'lx J: h lg ngixgh Q 1:-.fx ,jyi xA'A,,,'X he ON D BRKSXIDIS I K is LU ' U' L, vwvf W of N ,w- . I All 9, ll fy 'I ' erne ci s as on Nariazjgim rymv Jie 8 as fift, gigs I st clarintetists, n was awgsexnber I Qtifcle. Theargsvard for N' ' lriany merits K 'was' is electionytogtbf ational Honor 4, L1 Sclciet. .fi 4' V ,f J , I, ipph bot choyl ad swiggi-bands. YHA cellin in Evrjlish, hef,Mas' a member of 'fthe Mqlpstaff aid associate of the