Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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V ' 5 5 ' -ro owe cysqycr 5 I I i .z:zi.'f.2r:..fa.':.::. P,,,,,,,i.i.qal.,s ',,A g. I cn 10029 ov R l 1 . t ' 5' , -f'j-' kff'- 4 ' 1Wf54Iw2'1:4a. al. hhmwif,-Frm.: 4 V. fl 5 V--.-'- 513.5 M '35, . g. r- When that long-awaited opening I I day finally arrived, the proud sen- 2 tl 0 E pi iors strutted importantly down the h I, ', il H 6, U .4 ' hall, while the frightened seventh , vf ffl graders inquired anxiously for the f 2 ' 'lin elevator. Although everybody was ,g A-,hiss Vfiigf' ,i-4-- i -A .57 ,. glad to return to school, many who I-95, fkflzx ' ff 'l li' ' ',1, f , ' had worked during the summer felt W-fi ly ,vlh ,, ,, J, ' . . deeply the loss of their weekly pay ffilijrf iggwm . Hin? , . 1112 -.,.1 1 ,:-iii... check. Overflowing with energy, ffiv M IW 1 ff ans... the students soon settled down to work with the full cooperation of the teachers, some of Whom assigned served as a spur toward bigger and better accomplishments during the year. homework the very first night. This enthusiasm BOARD OE EDUCATION 0 Marsh M. Corbitt, presidentg Maurice D. Smithg George Stuartg E. Parker McCrumg Millard D. Pence. ADMINISTRATION 0 Howard T. I-Ierber, superintendent: John K. Archer, principalg Christian E. Mills, assistant. SECRE- TARIES 0 Frances Zitzmann, Kathryn Horan, Marion Mehler, Ardeth Allen, Betty Greenwood.