Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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DOROTHY A. PLATZ Teaching the fundamentals of higher mathematics to seventh graders is not an easy task, although Miss Platz makes it seem so. She is also faculty adviser for the Junior Honor Society. CHARLES W. RAY Congenial Mr. Ray not only teaches Social Studies to ,lun- iors and Seniors, but also acts as faculty adviser for the Sophomore class. ln addition he has coached several as- semhlies. HENRY R. SCHOEBEL Under Mr. Scltoehel's cap- ahle guidance eighth and ninth graders learn Social Studies. After school Mr. Schoehcl is faculty adviser for the History Club and assist- ant coach for cross-country and track. LOUISE TYRRELL Possessing a t h o r o u gh knowledge of several thousand hooks is by no means an easy task, but as librarian. Miss Tyrrell does a fine joh. She also heads the Lihrary Coun- cil WILLIAM ll. WASSMER Two of the tltree R's are taught in Mr. Wassmer's eighth grade Language Arts classes. Possessing a pleas- ant personality, this newcomer has been readily accepted as a friend by all. PAUL T. RANDALL In addition to teaching Physics and Chemistry, Mr. Randall devotes his time to coaching the tennis team. He also finds time to be capable adviser to the Senior Honor Society. M. ROBERT RICH Mr. Rich's task of teaching Language Arts to seventh and eighth graders and Public Speaking to high school stu- dents is supplemented by his expert work as faculty adviser for the Oracle. MURIEL R. TUERK ln Mrs. Tuerk, English 10 students have a very efficient instructor. Mrs. Tuerk also teaches English 8 and acts as faculty adviser to the Junior Red Cross Council. CHARLES B. VOGT ln his Industrial Arts classes Mr. Vogt teaches boys of both the Junior and Senior lligh everything from the nantes of various tools to the making of lISf'flll objects with them. ELLEN S. ZOELLER Mrs. Zoeller works very diligently teaching seventh graders the basic history of our great state, along with this, she acts as faculty advi- ser for Visual Aids Organiza- tion. Page eleven

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THEODORE BINDRIM 5 As President of the Senior Class and Student and Teen-Age Councils, Ted was very busy in Malverne. His outstanding scholarship and personality resulted in his election to both Honor Societies and co-editorship of the Oracle. Being chosen Boys' State representative was an- other honor Ted received. He also devoted his time to Student Police, Chorus, the Mule, dramatics, and basket- ball. JOSEPH CANNATA Joe, our well-liked Vice-President, has been very ac- tive in Malverne. While serving on the Student and Teen-Age Councils, he participated in Inter-class Plays and Chorus. Joe has held many offices and has been awarded many honors, including membership in the Jun- ior Honor Society. Joe's few spare moments have been taken by intramural sports and his hobby, photography. BARBARA HEIL Combining sparkling personality with outstanding ability, Barbara has been Class Secretary, Co-Manager of the Mule business staff, and president of her home room. She has also taken an active part in all girls' sports, and has been a capable student secretary. In addition, Barbara was a member of the Teen-Age Council and the Oracle business staff. CHARLES McCORD After holding many home room oliices: being Junior Class Treasurer, Student Council representative, Mule sports editor, and a member of the Oracle literary staff, this popular hall cop topped it off by being elected our Treasurer. Also well known for his athletic ability, Charlie was a football manager, participated in cross- country, and won his letter for basketball. Page th-irteen