Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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jane Suarez Carol Tuffy Robert Wall Sidney Weinberger Richard Wolbern Harold Wolf Raymond Wolf john Zider JANE SUAREZ. Jane has innumerable activities to her credit. She participated in several sports and served four years on the Library Council. She held the position of prompter for the sophomore play in the interclass contest. She has served Malverne by being a Junior Red Cross representative for two years and by working with the Chorus. CAROL TUFFY. Well liked, Carol is one of the best dancers in the class. She has been a dependable worker on all dance committees. She displayed her dramatic ability in the sophomore interclass plays, and served as a Student Council representative in her junior year, Carol was a home room oHicer several times and a Sport Night participant. ROBERT WALL. Bob's two years on the football squad and track team distinguished him as one of Malverne's outstanding athletes. His characterization of the benevolent lawyer Neff in the senior play will long be remembered. Bob was on the Oracle art staff for two years, a Student Council representative, and a home room otiicer twice. SIDNEY WEINBERGER. Have you ever wondered who is behind the spotlights and stage effects which put color and reality into Malverne's stage productions? That's science wizard Sidney! His scholastic ability is displayed by the fact that he was a member of both the Junior and Senior Honor Societies. Interested in music, Sid was also a band member. RICHARD WOLBERN. Lurking behind Dick's shy grin, there is no little executive ability. He held several home room offices and was in the Junior Honor Society. He is an active member of the Bowling Club and has a year of varsity cross-country, three years of track, a year of wrestling, plus several intramural sports to his credit. HAROLD WOLF, Well-kiiown for his artistic talent, Harold served on the Oracle art staff for two years and in his Senior year was elected editor of the art department. For two years the Senior Art Council took up a major part of his time. Harold was elected to the National Honor Society in his junior year. RAYMOND WOLF. Quiet, intelligent Ray is the tall half of the Wolf twins. Businesslike in everything he undertakes, Raymond was a welcome member on the business staff of the Oracle. He played a double role in the senior play. He also served in the Red Cross Staff Assistant Corps. JOHN ZIDER. Jack has been one of Malverne's best athletes. He was outstanding in basketball, but is most famous for his excellent pole vaulting. Our cross-country team owes much of its success to him for his constant victories. His home room proved its faith in Jack by electing him Student Council representative in his sophomore year. MILDRED RIZZO. Pretty, fun loving, popular Mildred entered Malverne in January after the pictures had gone to the engraver. IN MEMORIAM. Our year book would not be complete without a tribute to Roy Hansen, who courageously gave his life in the Sea Scout disaster March 21, 1943. His name will always strike a responsive chord in our memories. Page twenty-four

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RICHARD SCHEUING. I.ynbrook's loss was Malverne's gain when tall, smooth, affable Dick came to Malverne in his junior year. He was active as baseball manager and was a protninent member of the Bowling Club. Dick proved his dramatic ability when he obtained a leading role in the senior play. He was elected home room treasurer. ,IULIA SCHOCK. One of the more reserved members of our senior class, julia has been prominent in the commercial depart- ment of Malverne High. In her freshman year she was elected to the office of secretary of the class. At the junior High Hallowe'en party julia served on the senior refreshment committee. She was also active in basketball. KENNETH SCHUISERT. Meet one of the most smartly dressed members of the senior class. He's also one of the most mischievous members, For one year he was on the boys' intramural basketball team and often lent a helping hand on class dance committees. Ilis outside interest lies mainly in the activities of the Coast Guard Reserve. GRACE SCIIWARZ. Slim, blonde, sophisticated Grace demonstrated her dramatic ability by playing one of the leading roles of the senior play. Grace has also proved that she can skillfully wield a racquet by her enthusiasm in tennis and ping-pong. In addition to these varied activities she found time to sing with the Chorus for three years. ADDISON SEEKINS. In the role of the genial Dr. Sulley in the senior play cast, Addison surpassed his former display of acting ability, which was demon- strated in the sophomore interclass plays. He was also active in football and track. A cadet in the Air Corps linlisted Reserve, Addison intends to enter that branch of service after graduation. MARILYN SIEDENISURG. Diminutive Marilyn has exhibited enthusiasm for sports, having been .tttivc in hockty riding, archery, bowling, volleyball, and softball. In addition, she has been in Sport Night for three years. On her eighth birthday, Marilyn received her first riding habit as a gift from her father, and by constant practice she has become an accomplished equestrienne. MARJORIE SMITH. Marge's good looks and pep have won her a host of friends. A cheerleader for three years, she was elected captain of the varsity squad this fall. Margie participated in bowling, base- ball, and basketball for four years, making several class and honor teams, She served both as a class and as a home room ofiieer. DAVID STAPLES. Dave's humor often breaks up the monotony of the classroom, to the delight of faculty and students alike. IIe's a boy with varied interests. He's manager of this year's baseball team and was a member of the entertainment committee for the junior Prom. Much of his time he devotes to the work of the 4-H Club. VIRGINIA STARK. The girl with the pleasant smile-that's our Ginny. Greatly interested in the field of sports, she played basketball, hockey, and badminton and was also a member of the girls' bowling group for four years. A familiar Hgure behind the candy counter daily, Virginia possesses much ability to work well with others. AUDREY STONE. To those who know her best, Audrey personifies the friendly, carefree attitude of the ideal high school girl. Athletically inclined and a member of the Leaders' Club, she played baseball, basketball, badminton, and volleyball. Audrey was also a hard worker on the Oracle business staff. She sang with the Chorus and was a Student Police member. Richard Scheuing julia Schock Kenneth Schubert Grace Schwarz Addison Seekins Marilyn Sitdenburg Marjorie Smith David Staples Virginia Stark Audrey Stone Page twenty-three

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Tbwz fbi' bell rung. Captain: Theodore Demmerle Sergeants: Bob Hanrahan Bill MacPherson Carolyn Rand M US BR07'Il RS Although Malverne's Student Police do not carry clubs or blow whistles, they do enforce our traffic laws, and we obey them. They curb overambitious, riotous seventh graders and prevent indolent seniors from breaking the rules. Cf course, the middleclassmen come in for their share of punishment, sarcastic re- marks, and dirty looks, too, and many a lawbreaker has been seen being dragged down the hall by a triumphant hall cop. However, there is usually order and quiet in the halls of Malverne High, and un- der the able leadership of Mr. Mills our Student Police force has done an excel- lent job. They deserve much credit.