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0l'Yl8I'l'lA8I tk? A SEPTEMBER School opensg students' pockets bulge with summer pay. Bob Werner hands in first Solid assignmentg Nafis is twenty-five cents richer. Football practice starts. Futile search for pants big enough for Sylvester begins. Leverte suggests adding elastic. Mule subscriptions hit new high. Balm, Brandis, and Nafis gloat. Hurricane! Rasweilers stranded without water and electricity. Historic tree in front of school topples. Class officers chosen. Rissland elected senior president. Keeler demands recount. Senior pictures taken. Cappellini strikes pose a la LaMarr. OCTOBER Malverne drops first football game to Ocean- side, 7-6. Ole Burt Dunn off to Navy. Coningsby hangs service flag in 117 after big party. Senior rings arrive. Now Offenbacher can prove she's really a senior. Entire school wonders what lucky girl will get O'Chester's. Juniors win Interclass Plays. Phillips, Cutler, and Keeney accuse them of bribing the judges. NOVEMBER Cross-country squad takes third place in Long Island run. F. D. R. wins again. Burke makes campaign plans for 1948, warns against fifth term. Back-to-School-Night. Parents groan. The Snyders admit that Mr. Johnson is one teacher who must be looked up to. Leap Year Dance. The girls leap and the boys dance. Sport Night. Orange led by Houtman and Heinke in victorious Gay Nineties Revue. Blue is bluer despite lovely dream sequence. Thanksgiving. Hatteberg gets the bird, a sixteen pounder. DECEMBER Malverne musicians star in Freeport Music Festival. Thompson adds uncalled-for squeak in New W'orld Symphony . Basketball starts. Mules trample Central. McCoy loses five pounds. Christmas program. Tableau of Nativity breathtaking. Christmas. Santa brings Mr. Randall a book on How to Draw . JANUARY Friday Fling a success. Breitz turns purple trying to hit high G on his trumpet. Bahn brings Legion Oratorical Contest award to Malverne. Mid-years start. Churches filled with prayerful seniors. Dave Hill joins Army. Halrigan threatens to turn in War Bonds. FEBRUARY Picinich almost spends night in clink for neglecting to put '45 plates on his car. Senior Honor Society inducts eighteen. Fischer finally finds fugitive Minnion hid- ing behind Mrs. Middleworth. Fran Lackey receives the bulkfof a bromine experiment by way of an eyewash. Hides behind dark glasses for several days. Valentine's Day. Krown receives a personal greeting accompanied by a nine-day pass. Malverne troops to the Metropolitan. Laurel Moss flirts with conductor. Curfew! Seniors groan as they think of banquet. MARCH Oracle goes to press. Editor Traficante buys Miss Knipe a coke. Dark circles are beginning to disappear from associate editor Sorenson's eyes. Radio Revue. Females from 6 to 60 swoon to strains of male quartet. Paul Leff's three lines bring house down as seniors present Guest in the House . APRIL Easter bunny leaves Ruth Price Spanish dictionary. Baseball practice underway. Coach wonders whether Sammond will get a hit this season. Track season starts. Vuolo out for fourth letter. Murgolo continually outruns all contenders. MacPherson pole vaults into seventh heaven. NIAY Seniors cat up profits at glamorous Junior Prom. I JUNE McDowell,s car putts up to Senior Banquet. Senior Day, Oh Senior Day! Commencement. Kay Werner and Sylvia Nostrand heave sighs of relief and walk rapidly toward exit only to be dragged back. They forgot their diplomas. if ' um N7 ,Hike N . ' Rx ,YV 'Q N f-K3 Q X X X Aff! ,x N ' X ..,, ,,.' - . - -1 ff 'N It i X Nix x xx Qffi X fill' fx X J? ' N ' X .' -x X 5 It X 6 ' XV- S ' -1 S
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