Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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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!

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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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I fk O by ft- if fi E lil ll 'pl' ff? F08 TIYEIVE YEARS WE IMVE WNTEO IMTIEIITIY T0 DESERVE TIMT DISTIII- GIIISIIED TITLE - SEIIIORS MID Il0lY TIIE TIME IMS 60016. IIERE IVE JRE All T13 0F 03- C AS 0 T944 Theodore Demmerle Edward Moore Carolyn Rand Mary Lou Allin THEODORE DEMMERLE. Class president Ted's chest is broad but not broad enough for all the varsity letters earned for football, basketball, baseball, and track. He was also captain of the Student Police. Maintaining a perfect balance of scholastic and extra- curricular activities, Ted was inducted into the Na- tional Honor Socicty. A january graduate, he is now at Notre Dame. EDWARD MOORE. Meet popular, humorous Eddie, vice president of our class. A home room president for two years and home room vice president for one, Eddie demonstrated his ability to lead others. His hurdle jumping and swift running earned him a well-deserved place on the varsity track squad. Eddie played jayvee basketball and football as a junior. CAROLYN RAND. Malverne will remember class secretary Carolyn's efficient service in the Student Po- lice, Library Council, Chorus, and Student Council. She was an attendance assistant, had a role in the senior play, and enjoyed tennis and basketball. For all this, plus a consistent honor average, she was elected to mem- bership in the junior and Senior Honor Societies. MARY LOU ALLIN. Dynamic is the word for Mary Lou-senior class treasurer, Column Club president, conscientious worker on both the Mule and Oracle staffs, leading lady in the senior play, member of the decoration committee for junior Prom, assistant trc xs- urer for the Student Association drive, member of both Honor Societies. What more could one girl do? Page thirteen