Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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.Ioan lirisbie Patricia lirothingham Ivy Gaffney lfthel Gherity Paul bib on Dorothy Gill jane Gould Lois Green Helen Guthy Ruth Haefele 'IOAN FRISIIIIQ. .Ioan is noted for her excellence in badminton, in which she participated for several years. livery year she has taken part in the Sport Night program. For two years she was a reliable member of the Oracle business staff. Desiring to help her class, Joan was ever ready to serve on a committee. PATRICIA FROTHINGHAM. Witlely known for oratorical skill, Pat served on the debating squad. She put her powers to use at Sport Night, when she was master of ceremonies. Pat was Malvernc's champion at badminton, but she also participated in baseball and volleyball. She had charge of Oracle photographs this year, after serving on the staff two years. IVY GAFFNEY. One of our best loved seniors, Ivy was the captain of the Orange team this year. A very fine athlete, she is one of the few girls receiving her gold key for sports. Ivy has been on the art staff of the Oracle for three years. She faithfully and ei'I'iciently served in the Stagecraft Club. ETHEL GHFRITY. Sophisticated Ethel is known to all Malvcrne as that-very-smartly-dressed senior. In charge of typing for the Oracle, Ethel still found time to report for service on the Mule. Her athletic interests centered in major sports: basketball, baseball, and hockey. Fun-loving and gay, Ethel adds Wit and sparkle to any gathering. PAUL GIBSON. This happy-go-lucky senior didn't specialize in any phase of curricular activity, but spent his days in a carefree manner. However, his main interest was sports. He participated in track for three years, cross-country, football, bowling, and wrestling for one year, and intramural basketball and softball. Paul sang in the Chorus two years, DOROTHY GILL. Dotty has been an outstanding figure in girls' sports at Malvcrne. She served as captain and manager of the hockey class team and has been on both the hockey and basketball honor teams. She played volleyball and base ball and was a participant in Sport Night for two years. Incidentally, she is an excellent commercial student IANI GOULD. Jovial, easygoing, pleasant of disposition, -lane makes you like her. She has devoted her attention chiefly to the fields of music and sports. She thoroughly enjoyed archery, basketball, fencing, and riding. An excellent soloist she was a prominent member of the Chorus. jane was also elected Student Council representative for two years IOIS GREEN. Lois has led an active school life, participating in Girls' Sport Night, serving on the business staff of the Mule, and singing in the Chorus. She has also served as a cafeteria assistant. She was a member of tht Student Council I and a Red Cross representative. Her sports interests include ping-pong, archery, and riding. HIIIN Q UTHY A member of the Senior Art Council, Poster Club, art staPf of the Oracle, and Stagccraft Club, Helen has designed many stage sets for our plays. She was a member of the Chorus and voice class for two years and Library Council one year A badminton enthusiast, she also enjoys basketball and volleyball. RUTH HAEFELE. Quiet, reserved intelligent Ruth was an active member of the Library Council for three years. Excelling in the ability to handle a paint brush or sketch ing pencil, she is interested mainly in art. Ruth was a participant in Girls' Sport Night for three years 1nd was an accomplished member of the girls, archery group. Page seventeen

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ROBERT DWINELL. Well-mannered, dependable, and popular, Bob has served as a motion picture operator. His musical talents were displayed at Chorus programs in which he sang for two years. He was also outstanding in the Boys' Octette. Bob's service record includes work as vice president of Library Council as well as assistance in planning many dances. DOROTHY ENGLERT. Dottie was a participant in bowling, archery, hockey, and badminton. She served on the entertainment committee of the Sophomore Hop. As a senior, Dot was very active in the Junior A.W.V.S., often going to Mitchell Field to entertain the service men. She also took part in Sport Night in her senior year. RUTH FAASS. Though Ruth is rather quiet, she has a very friendly manner. She was a member of the girls' Bowling Club for four years and also played baseball for two years. Known to many for her lovely voice, she was a member of the A.W.V.S. and sang in its Chorus. Ruth worked in the cafeteria one year. MARY FASTIGGI. Well-known for her magical fingers, Mary has displayed her piano playing for four years in Sport Night and at assembly programs and was accompanist at the band recital. She was chairman of the entertainment committee for the Sophomore Hop. She was rated second highest in the archery tournament and also excelled at ping-pong. JOHN FEIDNER. John seems to be the quiet type until you get to know him. Only then do you discover that he possesses one of the keenest senses of humor ever to be known. Sports-minded, John was a member of the football team for two years. Bowling is his hobby, and he pursues it with a vengeance. MARILYN FEIL. Many varied activities have highlighted Marilyn's career in Malverne. In the realm of sports she chose archery, bowling, volleyball, and hockey. She showed her patriotism by selling war saving stamps in her home room and her class spirit by selling tickets at the Sophomore Hop. She was also a member of the Student Police BERNICE FELTON. Our lively editor has spent every moment she could spare making a success of our yearbook Bernice used the little extra time she did have becoming an expert bowler in the girls' bowling group. Her ready smile her willingness to help others, and her charming personality have earned recognition and distinction for Bernice NONA FLATLEY. Neat as a pin and right out of a bandbox steps Nona, voted outstanding ,citizen of the class Her election to innumerable offices attests to her classmates' confidence in her. A tireless assistant on the Oracle staff, Nona was appointed business manager this year. She worked hard in Student Association and Column Club. JEAN FLETCHER The popularity of dark-haired Jean is known to many. She has been a member of the Oracle editorial staff for three years and participated in hockey and bowling as well as Sport Night. The Leaders' Club occupied a great deal of Jean s time She also played an active part in the Red Cross program. EDWARD FRANK. Eddie, known to his intimate friends as Louie , is a sports enthusiast. Becdning very proflcient in boxing, his greatest interest, Ed tried out in thc Golden Gloves tournament. He played intramural basketball and was an expert member of the Bowling Club as well Blond Ed is famous for his cheerful disposition and his infectious grin. Robert Dwinell Dorothy Englert Ruth Faass Mary Fastiggi John Feldncr Marilyn Feil Bernice Felton Nona Flatley Jean Fletcher Edward Frank Page sixteen

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Robert Hanrahan James Hanson Muriel Harris Marilyn Hatfield Helen Haupt jean Heginger Betty Heinke Peggy Hellberg John Hinck Lola Hohman ROBERT HANRAHAN. What hasn't Bob done? His brilliant work as team captain on the gridiron, basketball court, and baseball diamond has made him one of Malverne's top-notch athletes. He was a sergeant of the Student Police. Holding almost all class and Student Council offices from treasurer to president, Bob worked hard making many school aHairs successful. JAMES HANSON. jovial Jim, one of the best-liked members of our class, played jayvee football in his junior year. This year he attained the position of varsity tackle. In Mixed Chorus for two years, he also sang in the Boys' Octette. An expert bowler, jim was promptly elected treasurer of the boys' bowling group. MURIEL HARRIS. A newcomer to our high school, Muriel transferred from Spring Valley, New York, at the beginning of her senior year. One of the cutest girls in the class, Muriel served as drum majorette of the band at Spring Valley High. Proving her leadership, she served as home room president and as secretary at various times. MARILYN HATFIELD. Marilyn is one of the busiest girls in school. After working hard on the business staff of the Oracle for three years, she was appointed booster manager this year. Riding, archery, basketball, and ping-pong are her main athletic interests. Marilyn is a member of the Student Police and secretary of the Column Club. HELEN HAUPT. Helen seems to be provided with an inexhaustible supply of geniality, which transforms her companions into a merry group. A prominent member of the Bowling Club for four years, she skillfully maintained very high averages. She also played tennis and ping-pong. Helen's desire to help made her invaluable on many dance committees. JEAN HEGINGER. Jean is noted for her interest in music. She has also worked hard in service organizations and athletics-debate squad, business staffs of the Oracle and Mule, Library Council, Chorus, hockey honor team, tennis, basketball, ping-pong, and Sport Night. To climax three years of combined scholarship and service, she was inducted into the Honor Society. BETTY HEINKE. Returning to Malverne in her senior year, Betty went out for several major sports: volleyball, basketball, archery, badminton, bowling, tennis, and baseball. She was assistant editor of both the Junior Oracle staff and the Mule and was a member of the debate team. Always an honor student, she was elected to the junior Honor Society. PEGGY HELLBERG. Bubbling over with infectious gaicty, Peggy is one of our friendliest seniors. A member of the girls' bowling group for four years, she maintained an enviable record. She also played hockey, basketball, and baseball for three years. Peg's loyalty and class spirit made her an able assistant on several dance com- mittees. JOHN HINCK. It was in his junior year that we first came to know john. Quiet, unassuming, determined, he is a fine fellow, a good student and a sincere friend. Combining business with pleasure, John finds interest in raising chickens as a hobby. His intimate friends like him as he is, so do we. LOLA HOHMAN. Lola may seem a bit shy to people who do not know her. However, all bashfulness disappears when she shoots baskets, makes a bull's eye, or piles up a high bowling score, for she is an expert in most sports. She is also a Ene commercial student and takes an active part in the Red Cross. Page eighteen