Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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l l 0C ll l.'f'l .l To a casual observer our activities might sometimes seem like a three-ring circus in full swing. Closer scrutiny, however, reveals a closely-knit drama, the theme of which might well be called the Pursuit of Happiness . Just as every Broadway venture needs a wise, thoughtful production staff, so our own Malverne Cavalcaden has a group of men working indefatigably to insure the success of our performance. The Board of Education must manage the business affairs of the school and keep the budget balanced. Needless to say, it is a great honor to be elected to this post, for a man must have gained not only the respect of his fellow townsmen but also their faith in his wisdom and judgment. Mr. Corbitt has been serving with the Board for thirteen years, Mr. Platte for eleven. The newer members, Mr. Pence, Mr. McCrum, and Mr. Hargrove, have already shown their capability in serving the public. Our hearty thanks to our Board of Education. Howard T. Hcrbcr, Sz1pc'rin1'f'na'w1t Iolon K. Archer, Principal Clarisfian E. Mills, Axxixfant Principal Boara' of Edzlfafion-Marsh M. Corbitf, E. Parlzcr MC'CT1llll, Pinckney S. Hargrove, .Mil- larrl D. Penta, Hugo Plaffe, Presidvnf. Srcreiarial Staff-Belly Greenwoorl, Kafbryn Horan, Awleilz Allen, Franrrs G. Zlfllllollin, Sevrcfary fo SllI7f'I'lI1- imzdent H. mm. - jp' . ta .. 't