Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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DONALD THOMPSON i ' Q 'kA senior with a secret desire to be rich, that's Don. President of his liome room in his senior year, he'is popular as well' as gpod looking. He and his clarinet 'have been a familiar sight in band for 'four years, and he participated in the Freeport All-State band this fall. - a N ' .TCA JXA, ' M4 . JU wiu.iAM TQQCAAWO D i , ,1 . 'l'Bill's talentvimdigood sport ian!hip have n ckliiiii an outstanding 'member o 4 e sbnior e' Musically I cliffbtl, T illspends 1 of hisjjme it the p aipxffv J Qne RandauV prize puxpilp, liseris fond oi silence ' t sfof him, as f prov by his e?lsist itly high marks. - . v' -1 4, - '. LU' fi 'J VUVV i .lx 3 - WN 'J' A .iv ,V W MARIE TRAFICANTIZ J. ' 'v ef J 1 'A'L'l'alented Marie, the most versatile and probably the busiest girl in the class, has filled her high school career to the brim as accompanist and soloist for the chorus, l'.T.A. representative, editor-in-Chief of the Oracle, member of' the Honor So- ciety, band, and Mule editorial staff, and participant in Sport Flight K. 'A' Iv e n p vely s i . when it ies i s' sport he has played V hockey seball, lleyb l and bas - ovtry e nd has earned a aior chorus in her se A r articularly f of art, mop o attend Pratt b, , . .. , ' l ter. an was a mem ' of the : n 'tu e bee 1C n art teacher. LORAINE WARD 'A' Loraine has contributed to everything from athletics to art. 'Participating in basketball, hockey, volleyball, softball, riding, 'and bowling she earned a major lettlr. One of Malverne's best artists, shelspends much of her time sketching portraits of her friends. As-a scholar she ,whas earned many honor certificates. S ,.' LUCILLE WIENSLEY ,ffln ,her quiet, rese ed. way Lucy has i. leyhepsindzybla, ark on Malverne. An avid spofts, enthusiast, she played soft- ballMketball,'ian'd volleyball. Much of her sparyfnie' is devoted to ,thc White Swan Triangle.fILucille's favorite s b-. ' ' ject,bp'9kkeeping, will help her to pain her ambition to be an office Worker. I I I KATHFRINH WPRNE 'l'Clever, caustic',KLy has een a asse ' A .K 4 4 5. in eng underta . .he fait ful ber e Ho ocie racl Bus staff, L rary C cil, us, an Frid li co itt d secre- y th ude t soci 'on. y e ' asketball, a so t- ay 1 omg to Swarth ire 5 I ROBERT VVERNER s gpm' ' A seniorqag wpzffi neva be - - plete wi out o who food-hu ore ' has made 'hm popular with tl irs as well he boys. B b pl 'st ckler varsity foot lg . His .rf i e subject is math, at ough he has to admit that his marks are made in science. ! LOIS yaottenweeek.. ' 0 fly, 'l 1 '. ',,it! I '5kfLois,'vyitl1,he1' iunfA si1vihg,lfustles 'I 7 M about Malvernfs, halls,-Jnyaddi 1 Jtjon fe being on bbth the,VMu E 01raerg,ev.aK,-4id b4in Y? Seil9Ze,,sl1gip61fiate'di,i tyjg, ,Ly vo ie!sa1,i515ir,g,.a,,fs4,fi6y ,hd,b0w1-:Q Q , ' ' rr I ings! future tflyilmelf I lt, 'I pabfff aKrepoi4er,jg the eonfgog ayf' Q' .1 V . 'MA WO ' O lov e tle so bir ma ll3 0SE a rus singing ny s ano , sc p ams d t her ch br c ts o esda ' ,nglish is h t ubj t, g he like cl1emistryme like t off her t s by be o in urs2 Page twenty-one

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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.

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07 A Adelaide Smolen 7 ,,,, 7 Bill Keeler Doris Jones 7 7 Tom Leverte Marie Traficante 77 7 Phil Bahn 7 Joan Mauer 7 Don Thompson 77 7 Steve Haltigan Esther Heeren Tom Leverte and Bill Keeler Jeannette Heinkc 77 7 Nick Murgolo 7 Dot Hardt 7 7777 7-Iulius Kern 77 Rosemarie Bruns wf.,, FAMILU PORTRAIT S presented by the Senior Class n ml i Time: inlay, 1945 Q. q AX, X Place: Mulvernr High School Q, 22 0,1 1- .Q The Cast 6 Lovely Lana Turner 7 7 77 M Handsome Van Johnson 7777 Athletic Alice Marble 77777 , 6 Husky Tommy Harmon , Versatile Claire Boothe Luce 77777 7 7 1 Accomplished Lowell Th0mas77777 ' X f Well-dressed Duchess of Winsdor7t,, N' t x lx i Well-groomed Adolph Menjou 7 X0 I, Witty Fred Allen 7777 7 .7777 7 .ily Clever joan Davis 777777 77 7777777 7 Y i Loyal Damon and Pythias 777777 77 7 Inseparable Andrews sisters 77 Eva Houmllll and X Artistic Norman Rockwell 7777777 7 7 77 7 7 Talented Rosa Bonheur 7777 Suave Charles Boyer 77 7777777777777 I I Sophisticated Katherine Cornell 7777 7 ff W T ff ,J 0 , ,' I 1 'Kg , v i 0 4 QL HL if F 7? If Q x - 17 . ' I M bww lvlr eff Ulvoblll K, o I 7 Q' Ingenuous Joe E. Brown7 77 Naive Fanny Brice 77 77 Pleasing Bing Crosby 7777777 Sparkling June Allyson 7777 Heart-breaking Frank Sinatra 7777 7 Pin-up-girl, Betty Grable 7 Illustrious F. D. R. 77777 7 Benevolent Jane Addams 77777 Amiable Will Rogers 77 Pleasant Ingrid Bergman 777777 77Harold O'Chester Charlotte Maxwell Bill Coningsby 7 Adelaide Smolen 7 77777 Don Thompson 777Adelaide Smolen 7 Phil Bahn 7 Ruth Price Dick Jackson 7 7Bernice Parman