Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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THE ORACLE ttf -7 I , L Always willing toglentlrahelpin 1 - i . f- ed on the committees tor the class,play'ond' the - V ' I n - s senior year. Her favorite hobby' is knitti q whic 1 ural 1- er to join the Knitting Club for two successivgye - -1-'Gif ' ey didn't v e muc ot her time to active participation in sports, she was frequent ator. She was very much interested in music and s in e Girls' Choru for two years, I N If . .0 X? X 5 6 X x I THOMAS FRANCIS MCNAMARA SHIRLEY LOUISE MADPOCKS r , X 6 5' To bE he ' nown to his classmates, has been a prominent personality thr hout his our yearsfl school. Although outside work has kept him f panfjpating inlrgny ot the high-school activities, Tommy has ays leg Q, elping ha the class. During his senior year he devoted gr ,d of his spqrge e to the Oracle as a member at the business ,I is HARRY FREDERIC HR Sf Harry has worked cientiously thr u Q-ff' 's entire course in lvlalverne High Sch ol, h has not 5' ated in many extracurricular activitiesQ aj ed A ' nce --figs ined his outside activities mainly to scienti pursu ese -1-'xp d nobtrusive, he likes to tinker with radios in his spare me an Tr joys a good chess game once in a while Atter his training along scienti ic lines Harry hopes to become an electrical engineer. ST ABR ELL MORROW Stewie, s h ' ott alled y h' classmates, wa n i tant asset to the ba ball nd to t ll te s r two years. s al a able member ot th Stuvnt P 'ce u . ln ddit' he ser e as a nance assistant. tbali, a l as acti i y i t V i lub, has required a dea ot ' time his ll, od-nat ch counts as one of his p e sseqi s ward or per ct atte nce. EDNA AMR A MULLER Quiet has be usted as a ber of everol clubs, showing a fond- s t riety sopho ear ew member of the Motion Pi Club, Ne ec ub cla d r attention in her iuniar 3 n io ioined the lar Songs Club. Edna partici- pated in ass Fas Show in both r freshman and junior years. In sports, tennis been her main interest. I 'I LEN A ciA o'siuEN H' hasbeen intere d in va i' ctivities. Her major letter for athletics c as resultq participg n in basketb ll, owlin , and hockey, Her s o yearf w her in e lnterclass l urngimenr and in the as io' ow. en was cted secretary of omore class and also vicqpfpsiden thel-lu , ne Club. With all interest centered on- these chorjs, sheasji I had ti ' tor tour years of work on the dance Committees. E201 ww I W-Etiiilfx l c!?.'11s ,

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tt MALVERNE HIGH SCHOOL f J ', i ROBER EOIIGE LIN R f Bo s s ash' in aol, t to hi tim triefn he reveals his l i g person y and all th qualitie at a ,p , He is in ,nsely gffed n mecha, s and ay usua be tou d ti ring with aqr This sa e erest i uen him to in the tation, Club B06 oiikes to indul in a ' ot ting now and th , so E ioined t e Ripbling Roll s a r?l7 atin ,lub. f J K 1 , l rj ROBERT THEODORE LUGINBUHL Robert's record in activities and scholarship is enviable:sHis musical talent made him invaluable to the band and orchestra, he played in the saxophone 'and clarinet quartets, He :worked as assoc:ate editor at the Oracle for two years. He served an the Student Council and the Student Police, per- formed in the Radio Revue, mat' ged the debate squad, and vvas president of the Science and Mathematics clubs All these activities helped to vvin him membership in the Honor Society. ft, ff. MK IJt4UADyfEflfEND,5K6N ,LY N . J A as a Mbble Tn mber ot the Girls! C orus tor ye Kest in orts ledyir to pajilcipate i Girls ort Nite bo ling d hockey he reprejented her class by bei a c mittee yfember r th Sophomore op J ylior Pro 'alLovve en CW- senior play gittle Audrie 'J . 9 V als Joztive in ni an ramatf ubs h 'eceived an ala ticate ea, esteg-1hi ves tin scholastic recor .f l . I l v J Xiddvi CENT NO AN MACILVAIN 5 '-l-, QTY t A , i , ' gl ' Vinc t botljf res? d W wit hi Hman , bu he .U Kat keep rayitt pail! ip gi s l Q vit , C ,.' fly? X' clai e b his i e d qyer ,tlglsfte bein ge iat n V C th ie Cl, ,and h a mati iw. e tte wg! e Sig ret yi ha A' ra w in a raft 'il' scho l c ns er ng s Ile ec ' i inwt n to ,ter hw 1 WM r - as 52 ' yy rf f T' - i J G' A l vt 1 3, u if M A cz A MACH f ' i , mi 'ma edx ' e, t d any num activities to keep her ' occupi rn er -s ol career J r ramatic ability secured tor 1 er im r n ! in t senior play, ' et the Duchessff as vvell as in 'F nk rn d ' ircumstances A er Cases, two interclass plays, he r d' en on committees for the Sophomore Hop and the Junior ro ev r l hono ertiticates attest to her scholastic achievement. Atter raduatio? Altce e pects to study nursing t' . RUTH ANN MACH Y Q This prettgdand popular miss has proved that charm ' d intelligence can be cbmbin in arte persopality, Ruth has been active inogborts, participating in varsity hockey and basketball, Shefvvas vice president of the junior class, treasurer otwthe Poster Club, and a member at th Social Club. Ruth also served on t Q Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom cgmmittees and won the -distinction at being the best dancer in her class. H91

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MALVERNE HIGH SCHOOL THOMAS ANTHONY PARRINI Until recently a studentat Sewanhaka High School, Thomas earned his letter there in intramural sports by participalting in football, baseball, soft- ball, and track However, he admits ,that he prefers riding to all other 'rts For 'two years he has been. active in the Riding Club and a stiff c mpetitor in its various shows He also likes amateur photography and joined the Photography Club Thomas has earned several honor certificates. GLORIA THERESE PERFETTO Small but ener i Glo ia one at alverne's liveliest senioril She has been pro in in hl to the st tour years, being-cou ted one ot the moagreiable ers o irls' varsi b ket l baseball teams d t 'ey s ua aria also parti at d ir Sport Nite tfotvvg r e mber ot the Dram Gzevlddflthe cast of the seni ay Ot activitiesincluded the yi and Dance clubs. l DOROTHY IR ERS Dotkayed aeaoutstdrming bility gain Q resx both Debt Takes A Holi a aqbllow ll e Hoes HQ wwas p ment for her s vi on't sen: lay J ior Prom co a library as- t, andamana of the intbomss pgys. ln itioqxt hese activities sh was? activ lubggymbiyin Z refs itting, ome Economics, and Scie ce clttIQ ln spo ts sh play on t hockey a d baseball teams. ANNETTE ARIE LAN Dem re is the viord th pl s Annette She is a student at hea S or s interes pl a spectator She was a member vities I at the Dramatic Club Annette rve K lub and also as a member o t e dur g her enti course er one mbition is to become a capable private sec tary i c e es . ttl , ' v un a ' . d ' ti nit n f h l o e m rcial ante lub. She has earned honor certificates JAMES HENRY RONALD Full f ,u and ehie Jim is aboundi ' timism and good nature l-lisgiaidao y 3lingiancQ was was a cup for his proficiency, He gyfred Uwe ' , AxQQl Wopulcwgs, nd Poster clubs, being elected president t t Rgig The iti s Advisory Council, Radio Revue, and basgaimed Qs tiiQg, bu e ill ound some to devote to wrestling. Jim earn anjonor witicx ester. J 'R J a A il ,- HAROLD ARTHUR RU E I-lal rn o Malverne in his sophomore ,yea s ce then has engaged in man extrqurricular activities l-le W '55 me ber ot the Science Club ' tor t years nd ot the Dramatic!! ' in his senior year. l-lis forte is l dra ics, he ink the ditticul Ie ,,i junior contribution to the Inter- la T rnament and halxa racter role in Meet the Duchess. arol r ed service awardsd r' ' tics and also as a library assistant. RM I itll