Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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VARSITY SQUAD J. v. SQUAD The Jayvce squad continued its torrid pace of last year by winning four games, tieing one, and losing one. Ray Englert led the scoring parade with seven touch- downs. The team started the year slowly, but Soon hit its stride with a running attack that could not be stopped. SCOREBOARD TEAM M.H.S. OPP. Oceanside ., 13 14 Long Beach . ,. 12 20 South Side .. . .. 25 6 Lynbrook . . .. .. 14 O Woodmere ..,. S, 14 0 East Rockaway S ..,, A , .,., S A 25 7 Play-off Long Beach, ., A ,.. 0 21 ,fx x .4 h,f .3 ' 1 xi, x ,vy 'A 94 'xg ix! XXX T , 4 N 6 W 0 I , w V X .-.., v , ix-Af-1. f,'-v- J 1 Af, 1 P' V . , , 1 time XR ,t , , ,K .Q 1 KJV'-Xe. m S . W, :Ae .AH 4 - 'V ' -W1 'Y h 4 7752-' 'JH ' - ,- 15 1 ' .J --. v , 4 , -- A .5 my-5 , N ,af I 4, Y f A 'A' A T .fyf Q H5 4-' A 1, , P f 1, S r' yr , :f ' ' ' tp' 1 x r. . lj- -A. 'v qi U f 7 35 .Q Sw., ff X r -w 4- , 1 -' A ' ' W ,HJ ' . , X- Page eleven . , il x-,3,,,f4f' lf f

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.J b4 Qf W . o DMR MR. lf DIMM: Page twelve Although you've been here less than a year, we seniors al- ready think you're great. To show you how much We appre- ciate your unfailing assistance, your constant understanding, and your keen sense of humor, we are dedicating this year- book to you. Coming to Malverne in September, you imme- diately entered into our activities and class projects as our senior adviser. We should like to devote the entire book to telling you how much We think of youg but since space is limited, We place you AT THE HEAD 0F THE CLASS!