Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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HE faculty, our stewards of know- ledge, has served us in sundry ways. Not only have they aided in our pursuit of knowledge, but they have also acted as our companions and confidants. ln sponsoring our numerous and varied activities they have opened up new interests for many of us. Our athletic coaches have always inspired good sportsmanship, whether we win or lose. The excellent vocational guidance which is offered to all Malverne High School students has helped us to chart our courses and future plans for college or the world of business. Their ceaseless efforts will always be remembered. - H LANGUAGES I'Il'l!'lI I'emlIefou, julia Fu-3 ART AND MUSIC HEALTH AND llbrl A. Grole, WuIl1'r Ijbrel, Beliy Men- PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jo u Darryl Mooney, George Melzler fnot Inez Burk, Mabel Green, Ieslm Hanson in picturej Raymomf A. Nerrie RD'

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ll ll , lly ill . SOCIAL STUDIES MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Irving Carroll, II. xvlllfllflf 17c'Gruff, Iillvn Frmlrir G. Forman, Pufririu Tilllvu, Raljnlm Znrlll-r', Ilwrzrjy Srlwvlfvl, Clmrll-.v W. Ray CllYUIl,X', Allan jolmson, Paul Ramlall, Dru'- uflzy Plafz, Nafaliw Klzlynilrlv IQNGLISH VOCATIONAL ARTS Marion P, l 07'tll', Gran' Tivfz, Iilizalmilv Clmrlvs Yogi, Marion Ml-Cfazzxluml, Alm- A4'kl'l'IlldIl, Mnrivl lit'llIl'kl', Puarl Kuijw, umlvr Rosvu, Malllyu- lfirkvrf, Margarvf M. Rolfrrf Rirlr, Ilulm B. Dugas, Efbvl WC Iliukcl, Grac'c Purlrirk, Ezlna Sjzvrlzl, Sl'l'l70IlS'1.', jwzvlla Alzzlrrxon, Louisa' Tyrrvll R0ll'K'lId Claim' lnot in picturcj lnot in picture, Payr ten . I E W

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DEAR ORACLE I remember . . . . . . 5CPfCmb0f 8-1First day of school . . . only ten months to go . . . or as Mr. Mills said, We could do it all in February if we went morning, noon, and night! . . .D sensational idea! Bd Mom OCf0bCf 4'iFirst Mule prances out! . . . carries victorious senior class officers . , . Editor Hoffberg gets big kick out of this! Baldy, 44041, Radomaaq, 74? OCf0bCf 25-Proud seniors display new rings to envious juniors . . . smart junior girls manage to snare a few anyway . . . ' jan Gaddia November 6--Malverne routs Woodmere 25-6 . . . gang winds up successful football season with big shindig at my house . . . Mr. Ray gets news too late to show up . . . Nancy lucvquliffe November 13--Inter-Class plays . . . Ellen Schwartz injects everyone with love potion . . . Messler loves Hecht, jenkins loves Schwartz, and I love wifey Burns . . . Duane DOCembCl' 17--'Showed girls who the stronger sex is . . . basketball team actually beat girls' volleyball honor team at their own game with their own ref and rules! Boi Afdvuuam December Zliflhristmas Program . . . donned nightcap and whiskers to play Scrooge . . . ghosts jenkins, Horner, Mac Nab gave every-- one a fright . . . trembling audience later sub- dued by harmonious strains from the Chorus . . . Qual Ketgznaki january 21--South Side trounced by Mules 66-45 . . . ace McDonnell scores 26 points! . . . I was persuaded to leave my bop hat on the bench and played for two minutes . . . 1464 Shqww Page twelve .llmU3fY 29'fRegents Romp . . , end of exams celebrated by all . . . boys arriving with wild ties make eyes at pretty judges before contest . . . who ever talked me into being M.C. anyhow? Boyd rw. Fcbfuafy ll4'Spent a day in the gym doing 701 situps , . . wore out Tatom, Sevigny, and Groen holding down my legs . . . they think they worked . . . whew! Quan pagudfa Feb u3 Y ls-Presentation of Gilbert and Sullivan operetta huge triumph! . . . Pirate Bell uses curtain for handkerchief . . . Broadway beckons stars . . . Rhoda March 1-1 Printer collects Oracle material . . . chased after him to translate hieroglyphics . . . senior section almost forgotten . . . would we have been missed? .L'zaaam4eand1Vwman. April 8-Decided that rather than face the chance of losing Sport Night, we'd just call it a tie right here and now . . . , quknelkf anemiod Ballad and Sanunond May 21--Juniors almost outshine us with their dazzling Prom . . . had to leave my motor scooter home . . . it was torture but my date said she'd rather walk . . . Bad Muay, .llme 4l'Class of '49 gets an early start to finish the half century with the banquet . . . arrives in covered wagon with Lange in driver's seat and mules leading the procession . . . Baalq eappelhkui .lune 29-1Organ refuses to pump out pro- cessional . . . seniors march down aisle whistling I'll Be Seeing You . . . We will, too! 61444 al '49