Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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Tl-IE LOG September 5-School burst wide open. September 14-Football machine oiledg all wrenches thrown out of gears. Voters said, Thumbs down, on new wing on September 21. October 7--Junior Chorus aired tonsils in the salty atmosphere of Long Beach at the State Congress of Parents and Teachers, October' 8-Senior Wigwam council . . . go Washington . . . heap big flop. Bonfire and pep meeting of October 7 to no avail: October 8-Game with Lynbrook lost. October 9-Initial tea dance, sponsored by seniors, netted 51.00. Skeletons prance at Halloween Dance on October 25. November 2-Viking show successfully sponsored by seniors . . . treasury ex- panding. November 8-Students put on best manners to show off before interested parents. November 21-Malvernites entangle themselves in subscription drive with Everett Wehr and Patsy Hays leakling tangle. Another tea dance-November 283 net pront 8.50. ' December 6-Dirt started fiying with nrst edition of Campus Chatter. December 14-Seniors staged Digging Up the Dirt. VValter and jenkins broke into everything but a fan dance. January 3-Students emerged from Christmas vacation siesta to revel at Friendship Dance at Central. january 18-Run on the aspirin factorfyl' Head- aches came with bang as mid-years were ushered in . . , and out! january 24- Industrious students have Blizzard of '35. Exams continued through snow . . . iust a flurry! January 28-All students resolved to be smarter next semesterl . , . if possible. February 8-Malverne upset Lynbrook in basketball game . . . Malverne on bottom. February 22-Malverne returned Central's Friendship Dance . , . a scin- tillating success. I March 22-Tempus fugit, . . . or somp'n. Home Ec Club held tea dance . . . tea delicious. March 29-junior and Senior Choruses warbled in tune. Musicale tl financial and social success. April 5-Three upper classees competed in first Interclass Play Contest. Soph- omores almost expired with joy when cup was presented to them. April 26- Student body swayed to mellow music of Varsity Club Orchestra, playing at the Sophomore Hop. May 10-Play Tournament held at Centralg Malverne's actors mad-e splendid showing in The Man in the Bowler Hat. May 11-Senior - P. T. A. Card Party enjoyed not only by prize winners, but also by all who attended. May 17-Mal- verne's dramatic stars shone brightly at the Garden City Play Contest in Smoke- screenf' Social season climaxed by Junior Prom on May 24, at which Malverne's younger set tripped the light fantastic to sweet, soothing strains. June 1-Seniors ended year of toil by being gloriously feted at their Annual Banquet. June 17-No mention will be made of final exams. 24