Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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EDYTHE MASON An efficient and charming Mal- vernite, this cheerleader led a busy life at Malverne. Active in Chorus and Lyres, she sang leads in two operettas. Her many offices included that of cir- culation manager of the Mule, Secre- tary of Cadettes, and Junior Deb rep- resentative. KENNETH MCAULIFFE ,limmy's years at Malverne High School have not been idle. He was a member of Visual Aids, Chorus, cross- country, and earned his track and wrestling letters. Jimmyis many honor certificates will help him to attain his goal as a civil engineer. BARBARA MAY Barbara was our efficient booster manager of the Oracle. She participated in hockey, bowling, volleyball, basket- ball and softball and received two athletic awards. Besides singing in Chorus, she was a Red Cross repre- sentative and worked on the Junior Prom Committee. NANCY MCCOY As an avid Dodger fan, Nancy's time was free after baseball season for par- ticipation in sports. She also served on the Library Council, Red Cross, Mule, Executive Council, and Oracle. After graduation, Nancy intends to be a social worker. K fy. Jiitmff 1 A Jr X ff r atv, fl ' Nj 4: al - QEV f ivia JANE MCGEE Jane is the girl with the lovely soprano voice, who participated in many musical presentations while in Malverne. She was a valuable member of the Chorus and Lyres, and served her school as an attendance assistant and homeroom secretary. TERESA MENAFRA This little song bird's life at Mal- verne has been one filled with music. Besides being president of both Chorus and Lyres Club, she was in all of our operettas. Tessie was also on the Oracle staff and Junior Red Cross Council. THERESA MCNAMARA With her cheerful personality, this lively redhead won her way into every- one's heart. Besides being a Chorus member for four years, Terry expended boundless energy in all girls' sports, and was a four-year participant in Sport Night. JOHN MILLER Collecting popular records, espe- cially those of George Shearing, seems to be one of John's favorite pastimes. In addition to being a member of the Columbia Squires, he also played bas- ketball for the C. Y. 0. After grad- uation John would like to attend Duke University. Page nineteen

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PATRICIA KEAHON Friendly, cheerful Pat managed to keep very busy during her years at Malveme. An active sports participant, she lent her services to the business staff of the Oracle. Pat also joined many clubs and worked on the Junior Prom Committee. JULIUS LAMPERT For four years Julius has been heard over the P. A. as your sports' reporter and was also sports co-editor of the Mule. Julius ran on both the cross- country and track teams. An honor stu- dent, he also found time for dramatics. ROY KOELBEL Roy, who was seen standing at his Student Police post on the first floor, has won varsity letters in basketball and football. His greatest interest is in the field of sports, and he hopes to continue in this field as a physical edu- cation director. PETER LANDAU Pete will always he remembered for his outstanding participation and pop- ularity in school activities. As Student Council President, Honor Society member, Mule business manager, and Student Police member, he represented Malverne at Boys, State. Pete earned varsity letters in wrestling, cross- country, and track. JACQUELINE KOTTLE Cheerful, lively Jackie aspires to be a nurse after graduation. Since she en- joys art work, she is accomplished in this and belonged to the Senior Art Club and Oracle art staff. In addition, Jackie played hockey and volleyball, and was a Riding Club member. WILLIAM LAPP Besides holding many homeroom ofiices, Bill found time to participate in track, wrestling, and cross-country, earning several letters in these sports. He was in several dramatic produc- tions, and also worked hard on the Junior Prom Committee. JOYCE LARROUY Joyce can easily be recognized by that famous, friendly smile she flashes so readily around the Malverne halls. In addition to being homeroom treas- urer in her freshman year, she was active in sports, musical organizations, and publications. JEAN MACNAB Jean served faithfully on Student Police, as Student Council Secretary, and Red Cross representative. Her musical ability was shown in Band, Chorus, and Lyres. A sports enthusiast, she was also Oracle circulation and advertising manager and a Mule staff member. Add the Honor Society to this, and that's our Jean. Page eighteen THOMAS LASSITER Tom took part in many organizations while at Malveme. A football and track star for three years, his athletic ability proved to be outstanding. Tom's mu- sical interests extended to work in Chorus, operettas, dancing, and guitar playing. ELAINE MACGI Known for her musical talents, Elaine has taken part in many choral presentations. A hard worker on the Oracle, she also participated in girls' sports. Besides these undertakings, Elaine found time to be active in Lyres, French Club, and Debate. BRUCE MACDONALD Quiet and amiable, Bruce has won praise as an actor in two of our Inter- Class play productions. He worked for the Mule, and wrestled for two years. Outside of school, Bruce played bas- ketball for the Y. M. C. A. and for his church. LAURA MAGNUSSON One of Malverne's most attractive seniors, Laura was a member of the Lyres, and participated in three op- erettas. She also worked on the Mule and Oracle staffs, and played volley- ball and basketball. Laura aspires to become a buyer.

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7 xiii? ,. 1 . SI j .. x QE? v5 ?' JAMES MILLS An all-round athlete, Jimmy played football, baseball, and basketball. He served on the Teen-age Council, Mule staff, Student Council, Red Cross, Stu- dent Police and class Executive Coun- cil. Jimmy held several class offices and belonged to both the Junior and Senior Honor Societies. THOMAS MURPHY Tom has a special liking for man- ual work and, therefore, enjoys tinker- ing with automobiles and trucks. He sang in Chorus for two years, par- ticipating in many of its productions. In addition, Tom played intramural softball for two years. ,f ebb R sw S CHARLES OEHLER Charley, always smiling, lent four years of service to the Visual Aids staff, besides being a member of the Chorus for three years. His time out- side of school has been divided be- tween church work and his hobbies, model air planes and photography. ROBERT PEARSON Easy going Bob has an exceptional talent for mechanics, especially when an automobile is involved. He would like to continue in this field after graduation. Bob also served for two years in the National Guard as a corporal. Page twenty PATRICIA MURPHY Friendly and cute describe Pat, who came to Malverne from Central in her senior year. There she participated in bowling and dramatics. At Malverne she has worked on the Mule and Oracle business stalls. Pat's main hobby is music. ZHITA NASH Zhita, our efficient and good-natured Mule co-editor, gave much of her time to girls' sports. In addition, she was vice-president of the Senior Honor Society, a Library Council member, and a star debater. Zhita would like to attend Queens College and study teach- ing. EDGAR OSTRANDER Ed, quiet and liked by all who know him, proved his capability by being elected treasurer of his homeroom for two years. He devoted much of his time to the Chorus and also holds many honor certificates. WILLIAM POTTER Bill's enthusiasm and willingness to help made him a valuable member of his class. His exceptional art work has won him an art scholarship. He par- ticipated in Chorus, Band, Keynotes, Oracle art staff, Mule business stali, stage CYEW, afld Cl'0SS-C0lll1I1'y.