Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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r ,1 ,f I . F j j Ji' 71, lJ 1 I f jffd JJ v 1, i ' 0- y J' lf JJ AUDRED HALL spite her rgjeknce, Audrey was one the beistjilted seniors. 'During tlpde ,, f last' fouyilears she Blayed inner cyl the hockey team-'Hjadfals enjoyed'l:asebal:l 1 AIA volleybglli In dz time shkj linds dlafure in staying knotty cross- wordlpuzzlcs. After graduating, Audrey would like to bcqmme Vaxsccrctary. 5 Wai aEtol', subject ff--ef N., RD ANS Nwlf' 'V - . I 4 1 I Q AP Il li, ' ' k l h w 1 ' ' 1 f C ' san ng 1 o'l-swim: 5 nam g pa 1' ' - 35' ' 'I , it mfg: tt n 3- it i rs 'o u 4 a 7 mm I .. k w a . . ' , , . '. U . rned tw E71 'll .Q 1 6 I fi.. '- for urthcr ' ement i I crchant Marine. f DOROTHY HARDTK fBccause of het outstanding art work and her sense of humor, Dot was well known in Malverne. Tennis, hockey, softball, bowling, Stagccraft Club, Sport Night, and the Oracle art staff claimed most of her time. Dorothy wants to at- tcnd Syracuse University to become an illustrator. Her secret yearning is to travel. . G l ' LEONARD HATTEQIERG , VII yi i'ry0nard's main int est has always been nivghanieg and as a result hc is an curtailed his extracurricular actiyjtfes. fn his' spare time he helps the war effort ardent 'shop student. A iob after school- S 0 yy Zgpairing ailing autos and bicycles. He fht to make a good soldier, for he thoroughly enjoys military training. i . if to attend NQLWIM P N 7' io' - i Qi,f J ez X ai ' TIM HJ-IAYIQS ff, Z M X it Ted eve one call ' , was one of gr most ayle fdfmwsyinfthe senior class., e as active, in ucla sports as bask all and softlyll.. As heart ' sct on in otreDame,.41rd'lTeT cret- l I s to e wealthy. All s r' s cognize him by his favo , What say? X1Q 5 I 'if' , .Q f pf 'kesiiihk HEEREN g i' Essher, because of her quirk iwiit and , Plnjlg 62,-pfaliyypwas popular among Lher assmates. One Qfdthejiost vlrsatle lseniogstxfhe, playod the iclaeingt in bpgld land participatedfin hockey,, bowl- ing, ahd softball. This year Esther earned the distinction of being elected' captain df the Blue Team in Sport Night. 4- ' if 15 RICK B I iti to organize his own s ng bi d is t na ral outcome of his ea as i e the band. His other ' re in field 9f art and sports, clu s crafwrestfing, and base- n e Q tire Bob hopes to jol Aegxlavyid-iter Annapolis. Good lujk ob' , - U JOAN HENKEL 'A'joan's popularity was proved when fshe was elected president of hcr home room in her junior year. She also showed her school spirit by taking an active in- terest in Girls' Sport Night for four years and by giving her all to make it a success and to help the cause of her team. DAVID HILL i' Never failing to be an ambitious work- cr helped Dave excel as a member of the track and cross-country teams. His ami- able, though quiet manner, made him a favorite on the Student Police force. Dave left us in February and has already started on his career in the Army at Rutgers University, Page thirteen

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Q 'moms COSTENOBLE 'A'P0ssessing a cheerful personality and a captivating smile, Doris has been a busy senior. Active in sports, including hockey, bowling, basketball, and soft- ball, she still found time to be circula- tion manager of the Oracle. With her ability to make friends, Doris should be successful in her career as a nurse. l . I , o' ' 'l . 1 . 'A' ean a 'lkand h s e a par ici in manyfltivities J -' r. ffjddlniyayirloaslgbfll, .mi hockey e wa! me roomfsecretar toy three,years. e h een active n ZZ,-stiiof ar was c ose captain of e Team. 7 ffdirls' ight l CLAIRE CUTLER 'A' Noted for her dramatic ability, Claire of the red hair, tqok part in the inter- class and Christmas plays. She has been outstanding kiathletics, participating in Girls' Sport Night for four years. As a member of the Mule editorial staff and War Stamp representative, she and her sunny disposition will be missed. BURTON DUNN i' Burt has the distinction of being the first boy in the senior class to enliit, having entered the Navy in October. Be- fore leaving Malvcrne, however, he re- ceived a major letter for track and played intramural basketball and soft- ball. He was vice president of the class in his freshman-year. 'tif DOROTHY .YWERT r' l l X , I 'Q if Dorothy has an'aqibitiotilreallyfhwortl1 jthinking abound-tqlilivefbn a'Southern plxnyatioi. Perhaps that: is why shc is , , x ' l so iliterfsted inhomxeconomief and Why she always excelled idxit. Dolfywus active N in ping-pond andfilowling..fShe spends her sparetlirne reading, sewing, or seeing good movies. I Page twelve ' MWA-f' I. . li 'l dvtlf wvll 2 f . jc, q- M 'J i-f4s ' K iff., T 'f, ' I I , IL' ' , 4 5 -.s 1 . l,,RARBARA FELLER ft, , F ik Barbara's years vpt'Malverric have been bufy, happy ones. She has divided her time among rious actbitiess including bowlipg, hoc eyg-Softball, archery, and the .Qracle ifbyliiness Istialfb WeH-known for her artiSti4lJility, Bobbyfhas s lg on the Art uncillandjfaged V rew, She is also onelof-fur outsta ing twirlers. ROSEMARY FITZGERALD 'A' Though new to Malverne's ranks this year, titian-haired Rosemary, or Randy as she is known to her friends, has be- come well liked. Working hard in Sport Night and on the Oracle staff, she dis- played her versatility. Rosemary's secret ambition is to be a model, and her hob- bies are painting and dancing. ,ZZ-.H9yax1fGkFrNEY I jf 'A' B occupies, st mo- m ayfifg bahgroupd thePQgk with? n the lyyai-,Qlzymi,stry, antfli g ish are his ,-favorite ,jufktts , .gfter Mal- , , .- . fverne 'he Svishes to atten Hofstrt Col- lege and N. Y. U, As an' aiiyiahmgical engineer he wouldaike to the plans for a new fighter plane. 4 f 1 Y 1 .f Josm-1 GIACALONE t 'Ni' Now your sports armolncer, J. G. I At these familiar words over the P.A. we relax and listen to Joe's vivid accounts bvof the latest varsity encodnters. Natur- ally he was most interested in gootball, baslietball, and haseball. ht Pratt joe intfnds to study mechanical drawing and some day join the ranks of m7hani- cal engineers. , X , if J . - , PS- f yo, J X p , L UISE HAIOHTT X ,I , .X 3 iAmbitlobs, busxzgsgike Peggy aceom- blished a gieat dea as Malverne. She en- .hllsiasticallly pajrticipatef in Zqrtsu vigorked hard the Mule. and! racle, editorial' staffs, was X ar,lStamp repri-rr! entative, an arden debalter, and secref- tary-treasurej of t e Red Cross Coundlil. She hopes tp coruiinuel her stiidies xt year at Ddlce. ,l Z' 1 .X j f I t N , I' X rw, fi! 'A JI 'ii ' ' . It . f l il if t' , v.., is X J J' Ji ,' X 'J 1- l l lx xx

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A l . W'.., l, X, 3 altace HOLLAND NJ ' 7' ' 'A'G1lace, one of Malvcrne's lovely blondes, has given most of her time and effort to the pursuit of athletics. For four years she participated in all major sports, including softball, basketball, and volleyball, and for three years has added greatly to the success of Girls' Sport Night by her ath'letic prowess. .-' , 1 ' EVA HOUTMAN , . , V 'kMalverne's blonde bombshell has so . . . . A ' many activities we'rc at a loss for words. We could say she was'captai'n orf,,t'h'e Orange team, presisdent of Leaders' Club, -in Honor Societyi, and' cheerleading c - tain, butfim wox1't. Lil' Egla loves dan ingg and ifybu ever want to and her, just 'follow thc music. . ' . I i 1 J S' N11 J- I I , J ,assed i'Petitc hak p mted?in Girls' Sp igh fodlfour ye s, lzzsides being 9 F, x 1 ' rous pot? She has ac ci 'lf . 5 3s'Stu nt urlgi re esentativ? home Y m trca rer,'J an mginbter of the 'bra st . lnlfere ed wwe, Rose ,fha s to go to co gc,but ha 't made he in s td U wlj h one. 5 , ' 'Y ., .Vt if ie i 5 RIC ARD QZKSON 'R l?,l i ow o y Dorsey, I as pl e t ' he band for fotvf rs d a ' melodious sm 5 ing Y r two. This ye o d h' sical eer by 2 ici l l-State 3 c bec tiv in intra- mural etba and softball. HERBERT JAEGER - i' Herb is known for his marked ability on the gridiron and the baseball diamond. He participated in all intramural sports, and with his trusty saxophone he was one of Mr. Winks' right-hand men in the band! After-fgraduation, Herbert plans to enter Cornell University, where be 'intends to study to be an electrical engineer. Page fourteen ff l l DORIS JONES 'A' On Sport Night Dot had the distinc- tion of being the only girl eligible to re- ceive the coveted gold key for athletics. She was the art editor of the Mule and an active member of the art staff of the Oracle. She was also elected to the Na- tional junior and Senior Honor Societies. , A ,. C. f' N 5' , ' ii 1, fi 7 , SONIA .-KAHAN , 'L 1 4, ' f W QOUhy's pmbltion to owl a white cot- , 1 D fge with red shuttep y'l'l'l iaxrre to wait funtil she's had a:career.n9'lic's going to atxdald the Washihgton School fo e- ltaries secure a ip ion - a riyatl secrdary. At presght Sonia con- tslherself with adflizg to her record collebyion and listening to radio music. BARBARA KEATING 'k Bobby is a girl of varied interests. Her enthusiasm fo'fsfports'led her to par,tici-, pate in .bowling, basketball, badminton, ,vblleyball, and softball. Although her favorite-subject is design and her secret ambition is to bca professional dancer, she intends to become a private secre tary. She'll attend Katherine Gibbs. ' WILLIAM KEELER 3.51, ' i '1:all, handsome, debonair l3fll was a t star athlete in the senior class. He re-i ' ceived three major letters, having played end on the football, forward on the bas-i ketball, and outfielder on the baseball varsity teams. Bill's interest in sports is i rivaled only by his interest in 'math and his desire to travel. ' ' Y NX? U ? v COLETT EY f V K V f 'kvwrhtlictwe Co ette cxhib4d her matic talenxby playing wading part Z En the in d' ss plays may being pres- iden the Dram? Club in ninth grade. olette's m i ambition is to e f ame for h,erse in the musiiayworld. 'I . . e are sure tbdt her pleas ersonality i O twill l her achieve this. A J YJ v if' K , N 0 fi if QQ f VU: 1, ff we af