Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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PHEHMHH... As we graduate from Malverne High School into our troubled world of today, we must prepare our- selves to face a future in which there will be many problems and obstacles. Therefore, we must take every advantage of our education, for it is this knowledge make us democratic citizens of America. the twenty-fifth anniversary of Mal- For a quarter of a century our preparing citizens for the future. As learned to work together and to other. We have established our and, as in a democracy, our llves at Malverne, we 1 the basic knowledge of how works It IS up to us to preserve and I attributes which Malverne High School has gently instilled in us, so that we may pave the way to a better, more peaceful world in which to live. -3?

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JOHN S. JOHN S. SCHAFFER C. W. AHL DOUGLAS MONRO CRUICKSHANK WILLIAM E. APPLETON HHHHH ill HIIIEHIIHN HOWARD T. HERBER Superintendent of Schools CHRISTIAN E. MILLS Assistant Principal Page six JOHN K. ARCHER Principal M. KIMBALL GARRISON Guidance l As important to a Democracy as its citizens are its leaders. Our Board of Education and Administration are composed of outstanding persons who constantly strive for our well- being.