Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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fl' ,eff 1 J , A 1 lf, x , I - V I - 4 Yi? X M11 IS HELEN IKOSSITER Ay! mr' g a ve e a sophomore, i'Sincerity and thoughtfulncss describe t , s rl -I soon gained many Helen. Upon graduation, after a very frie . di ' e er talents unspar- O active high school life of hockey, basket- in on 2 y, tennis, bowling, ball, softball, Girls' Sport Night, and S r 'gh, h0ru5,C0lumn Club, the Oracle editorial staff, Helen hopes , d I Y ur qrviqq glglimgd much gf to become a dog trainer. She received an I.. hqr im an she had important pal-gg honor eertineate every semester, proving! U' in several scho l plays. She plans to enter llvr W0rtl1 as a student., ' , Adel hi n-xt f'll. ,. '. f 1. ' P ba - i'1', J , A 4' . K I V Q A A O ' lu 1. ' l Jr, ILL Af VL lv Lai. . , . ' , . Ju I,!'MAijeYfl2E111Is, I Dj ,Kin FQUL EIT' N, l , J-N l 'k Slfiglllilbuy q,Pi-3l1fj.C1snainli:,lXf1ary , 5 ,JE Ffcause'chvhisletieicntaservixe around 1 vpest knovn:i1perl'1psforl,crf'i'ingii a l- vale lil-7lf3l'!'v Paul W5U'ClfCfiRi RU-'SiLlCl1! W, ity. Slwbkbccivqi 3 'xwC1,iraW 0 of the Librai'y.Eoi:1cil this' yuan' For Puig' and in Gieisvl-lsport ,gh dis, ' .twcfyeld lfadl also serwgedilvlalvernegxs W allineman on tlie football team anti as ip-gxlicrself to n i al e ry - longed to the Libr ry Lo il and ule irpimgi iii: y0dLl COI16h- staff and was active in m ny sports. X A R N ON apt, Je ne was alu e member of 5' the, acle staff, fa she hopes to be if 1 V Jia , S fr . wecnith f he skill an interest in I-lgomna ial ar ome day, She mani- fested her scholasti a ility by receiving an For certificate each semester. Aside fro these she has proved her worth in basketball, badminton, and pin pong. 31' a 8 ii I ,J yffriwj ,Q , x . Aa J t Ctgril' Ro '- S 7 dx 2 S - i' member of chorus mfg ears, hire Kas e onalfie - to 'Ljy0E,9f1 Ervu'ley-5' ,- i yds hav een mazgythylki v . -.4 xl s orts, es ecabkn 1 ls'.-X' port! lay:as greapritergin bye?- s an s f M 7 r' ' 'L d ,J N, EMILY ROSS 'l'Emily, or Emy as her friends know her, has shown her athletic ability by participating in ping-pong, basketball, badminton, and archery. Outside of these school activities, her favorite pas- times are bowling and reading. After graduation Emy hopes to follow through with her business course by studying to be a secretary. . I . Y ,, an infielder.on the basgbnll team. l-iis big ambition is to beleome a' 'scientific f dairy flgmef. f - 4 - s' .2 , s' A J q - M ' f - - - 'Q V lr ' 5 ,.o - :- ,nz . X .' X-V - Malvernes ghiihdsonlt h l cop, s beegfkey on the otball and ' XVILLIAM SAMMQNID J , H M ' sz? ll or t o Ppend- ly, O . andyimely humor have rankggifm ani . lggvcrpgmost pop- uwseniors. Hz. bass not go e . txhree i2fdii3'lFjfl1rYE,f43ill has ev 'f eral r cegp41nil1i I . AM SC R , 'll' ' 535' 1 J gyflceed nl to gt! t 3 i a 0 fi HJ' ol s an 5 on hob mg th mn . t ' is n r- . ' , 5 l . i take p rge rt o ns t . ill' fav 'te s jeet s auto e- ch i e ' -- ' 5 s in d possession a num o how certificates. MICH EL SIRCIIIA flvi e a all ave eome to be yn ous at Ma rn During spare ent ike can ' n 'ther a bas a h' d or bat should is i?aolastic ing 4 era is hig , t 0. H as k for bulli in higl ertin tes ' 'ng rgst and ll jot kr rg l H x . Xe A L jd l' l .K -. l.

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Wfff wb' 'ff JJ A, . 5-Kon ENS 'CQ D ' 1 . t e a joy- he pl s e swe p o. V' s all A s, 1e especl ly' enjoys tinkering ith de epit old cars. Bob's OQHJDQCLC C' V , her , afwould 'kc I ' V 150. is ie ambitg is A, ' vel A - 4 ' 'l , g I 6 26 ., I BERNICE PARMAN 'A' One of our lnost popular girls, Bunny has enjoyed a distinguished six years in Malverne. Outstanding in sports, she has participated in basketball, hockey, and riding, Anyghing concerning horses is of interest to Bernice. She was a member of the Student Police, Honor Society, and Oracle staff. 1 A , a ELIZABETH PETERS , 'A' Bettyrireceivcd awards for hockey, vol- leyball, basketball, and baseballg but we remember her best for her skill in play- ing the drums and accordion. Besides be- ing A member of the editorial staff of the Oracle and At Your Service, 'she was secretarya-treasurer of Library VCounci1. She was elected to Honor Society,this year. . n ff. A' l ',,, 'MURIQL PHILUPS K ' R- I li' Muriel's sunny smile and friendly lf' S' K . it chafm'havc endeared her to her class- malles. She's a capable commercial stu- dent, but islfmore interesteijn small wchildren. ,She'd likoxp be a nursefy ' , v E school teacher or :I ptliiatriciary Taking -Y dp-amatics int Hifr stride, shel earned' a part in the senior play, Guest ih the ' 'lillausc ' 1. PSY l,,4 i CNY' . XXZLLF - ' Cs 1, 'Jaffa' ,Q . ,..., , X ROBERT PHILLIPS . 'ef 1. 'WJ ' l ' il I If' 5 iff ' iiflle boy who played the county ,V SYM 'JJ torney so adeptly in the interclass pllafy dv' ' Trifles , was Bob, one of our wittiefvzdj 4 1i-' F I ' seniors. For example, i'AnCl they shofx ' Lincoln! is 3 tYPical Phillips wimeism. 'Rt A ' I He secretly hopes to be a singer, but at' lim ' O present consoles himself by playing l phonograph records of which he has quite a collection. Page eighteen JOHN PICINICH 'k If you hear I To-ve that kind ofucarry- ing on, the chances are that john Picin- ich, Spinich to hisnfriengis, is nearby. Tall, afffbldjohn took the part of Joseph I , in-thefCl1ristrrias pageanti,,H5 was in chorus, andfjunior band, but now most V of his time is spent on hgygiir, which, oddly enough, needs lots of fixing. ' A , ' i ,- 4 Y S ,Q v,lB'E'RN'ARD 'PRICE li 'kiimembfrof the Milfejstaff, stage- CIQCFCW, 'and bang, as well as a G.O, represgxfaliive, Berny ylfll'lD6Sf be re- membered for his Wit. He was a con- stant spurceQiif',entertaiJment to his fel- low' seniors fand ,brightened m'any,dull classes. Although shiningflight in so- cial stuldies, he sti ,preferred chemistry. l A RUTH PSCE 'kdiie-f, fri' , cieng Ruth is one qfxflalwy gm actigfstud nts. Busi- l essw ag thq'Oracle, tor off I 1 'e ar- sure oflew tion Hono resid Y Sed l , se y W ' ieti, ' iii Juniot 65 , member of L ulbf staff, luykn Club, an Stu t Police, Ruth is well liked N by all. -J Jessie PURvEs - I I X f F . fn Redihaired Jessiel, another of our athi letgsl hasjserved as a lehdeq inlgymclass ,for seyetal yeafrs. She alsbyhss beenjaetive V Qlijinr i'horus,i'in which she sinngsssoprano, I and has served diligently asa member of J the Library.Coun Qlanclyof the editorialg 1 staif of4theiOra e for th-ree years. J ' l ,f -.J i J l b . 1 RAMON I LEY ' S I iN' knamed the filobra Ay was t Rtanding forflxs athitic yiility-and c lgvementuhaviiig Field aniimpcftant poxion on the varsity baseball and foot- j ball fteams. e ea? a njjaior leiter for! V the' lattli-gli-Ie 'sovflayed Vlltramural softball. ay the wancferlust and! hopes some day lo txvel jround the world.

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I - v . .7 .- i Y , y . is ,M Q ,,1 - Arab j V-,of in L' ., . 1, . I3 ,I , Ab ,JDJ I If W i ., QW' Q o ' , . JANE SMITH ' -'kijanie's chief, is to enjoy life. Hen' main ?lcnt.is art, and she is a mem- 'i ber of the Art Council. She has been ac- tive in numerous other clubs and won , wher 'numerals and shield in sports. She lr. loves to dance and cnn't sit still when a J jump time is on. I ,' J sm ,H Qi ea s rike ou a g rather shy retir' when st meet her but s is re y ry o and frie y ea in ants to history 5 i l . t f e ti is ke p by ' r a . g J n, we,a sure that .I . . , s wil in her goal' Lv Ng., . ., xg . , ' it i - 1 , , F, sl, 4 E . ., Q, l f',Voted the -.best iookilifg seniogirl li .A ln rv Q' I s l A ADISLAI 'SM N XJ, QQ? I. Adaaide is' known because Koftderi wqdlg Ip as a Ly. and Sport Night Cheerleader. jiyfver, activities incl dljinany er namelygiibr 'Councilfl X'-'J the Mule and dclc st'Q.iT,s, goth Judior , 1 . -e r - ani Senipr Hlfn Ssrbietieslfand 'spdi-ts, If if ' in whinih she ear all majo? awardgglglg .xx S t of A '-sr elf D 0 ff' l',,s.I'UfsS'w.f5R,g is ,Y a Jpiahgrdxduftefhaslaed an ldf: ' e mit. clwa o ia foot- ild b al?fwa mdnidr of the Hohr cQty':ini,Stud Eit Police. 6vfHdQliat'l'lgke in oil, or that aoyuf in That He is 1 Qfly interested in b ats, to which h would reply, That's true. I ,i MARGERY SORENSON. 4 1 'F' Margery believes in versatility. As ai result she has been associate editor of the xv Qracle, an actress in thelfreshman and junior class playsftwice home room sec- retary, winner of a douhlertennis touir- . niment, and an outsftanding artist. Mange, who iiitends to become a nurse, has a secret ambition to be an archaeolo- gist. ' J Page twenty GLORIANNE STAIANO i'What would happen to our attend- ance system if Glorianne failed to col- lect the attendance cards every day? Outstanding for her interest in stenogra- phy, she would like to be a private secre- tary. In addition to her commercial as- pirations, Glory B would like to be noted for her dancing and her ability to play the piano. A x DONALD STRANG .,, . Y non Qfone lady who likes his sci ce. You rhay attfibiite irxto the fact t at ' fit ische sub est infvtdnch he Qeeeives his X. besd markis, l'Ie'd like to b n electrical Cenieineer Xafteinattending ornell, but pkcsgdtly his, activi ' s are limited to' working ohlhis car a dkrepairing radios. V! PAUL SWANSONQ ix if i'Pauk has been an active membefiof thepcliorus, Motion Picture Club, and 'stage crew, and participant in several assembliesZiHe has also shown an enthu- iisiasm fori dramatics and held pine of the leadgg parts ine 'the jurigor class play. He spends his spare time training his polide Jog, Princms. , ' .c THOMAS THIEL i' Because of Tom's talent for the piano accordion, he would like to be either a concert accorilionist or teacher, How- ever, just now he is bicling his time by building model airplanes and collecting musicians' biographies. In school his main interest is stagecraft, and' he is a member of the stage crew, J N TI-ll MER 6? A r re nterests ostl in orts, p aying ast end posi- mm ' oo and forw d in intra- m r nd rsity s etball. Musically i in hn s g in chorus ' resh- an a senio years and play he 'olin outsi e sc ool. He ho to attend C cl o elf, t xg' t w e's intercste the avy.