Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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CHARLES WILBOURNE Charlie has busied himself many a school day in the art room hy painting and sketching. In the Spring, his main interest has been playing shortstop on the baseball team. Charlie also devoted time to outside baseball teams during the summer. HENRY WINDELER Tall and affable, Henry ran on both the track and cross-country teams. He was a member of the Visual Aids staff. and received many honor certificates. In his spare time, there is nothing Henry would rather do than repair a radio. MARY WOERNER Mary was active in the Library Council and the Oracle business staff for three years. A sports enthusiast, she participated in badminton, riding. and howling. Playing the piano and the church Sodality work have been her main outside interests. I1HElI3lHHllHllS Ui George Cortez, Howard McCoy. Beatrice Dawson, Walter Jones Gustave Clausen Cerflldlne Di Salvo, Edward Lange, Donald Belcher, and Mr. Charles B Vogt adviser Page twenty-four ISI

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PHILIP UHLMANN Phil has shown his musical ability by playing clarinet in the Band for four years, and singing tenor in Chorus for two years. He also worked for the Visual Aids, and lent a helping hand on the Junior Prom Committee. ROBERT VANDERBECK Bob was often seen warming up on the track after school. After three years of running and varsity letters, he was elected co-captain of the team. He was also kept busy with his hobbies, hunting and taxidermy. fi 7 A ligilla -.... - '?EFs iv5?- JOAN WASHER Joan was active on the Mule and Oracle business staffs for two years. Besides participating in Chorus, she took part in many dramatic produc- tions. Horseback riding has been .loan's main hobby during her six years at Malveme. ' MARTIN WEINER Much of Marty's time was spent on the business, literary, and sports staffs of the Mule. He played football for three years, and was on the track team for two years. Marty worked on the Prom Committee, and held the lead in the senior play. CAROL VAN BENSCHOTEN Peppy, attractive Carol has enlivened many a football and basketball game with her outstanding cheering. Besides participating in all girls' sports, she was an enthusiastic Sport Nighter for four years, and played clarinet in the Band for three years. VIOLET VOLLMER Violet, well known in Malverne for her cheerleading, worked on both .Iayvee and Varsity squads and earned her cheering megaphone. In addition, she served on the Oracle business staff, was a Sport Night cheerleader, and an active girls' sports participant. 5 5 fl 4 RICHARD WASHER A valuable member of the stage crew, Dick enthusiastically helped with productions for five years. He also. participated in Chorus, and played football for two years. His favorite hobbies are auto racing and painting. JANET WIGGIN Janet was one of our candy selling seniors. She was active on the Oracle staff, took part in girls' sports and received many honor certificates. Since she is a good swimmer, it is no wonder that swimming is her main hobby. Page twenty-three

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S September 6 Opening Day-Seventh graders arrive at sunrise to find Mr. Mills already waiting to greet them. October 6 Senior Class Elections-With the first issue of the Mule, President Hyland devises plan for inflating senior treasury. October 17 Open House-Students sabotage lighting system and create black- out. Mr. Randall finds himself teaching Social Studies 12. NOVffmhPl' 14 Careers Day-After hearing speakers, senior high students flock to guidance office for program changes. December 5 Christmas Holiday Ball-After much persuasion, Mr. Forman allows chemistry students to test silver Christmas tree for combustion. March 10 Senior Play-Marty Weiner, as 'sThe Man Who Came to Dinnern, receives critic's award for first place in wheelchair derby. March 20 Sport Night-Friendly competitors, Mason and Hoffberg, stage one of the best Sport Nights Malverne has ever seen. May 26 Senior Night-Long to be remembered was that nights of nights when the Seniors staged their show of shows. June 3 Senior Banquet-Although they weren't served caviar and crepe suzettes, the Seniors had one of the most enjoyable times of their lives at their farewell banquet. June 26 Commencement-The climax of the best years of our lives and the beginning of bigger and better opportunities was this unforgettable night. Page twenty fzve