Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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AGATHA CURCIO This cute and energetic Varsity cheer- leader participated in a variety of ac- tivities besides cheering. Included in the impressive list were sports, Sport Nights, and twirling. She was also ac- tive on the business staff of both the Mule and the Oracle. LILLIAN DARGAN Although Lillian was one of the quieter members of our class, she con- tributed a great deal to Malverne through her untiring work in the Com- mercial Department. She also supported the business staff of the Oracle, and played girls' basketball. ROSE DI STEFANO Petite and peppy, Rose was a bundle of activity. Sports took the limelight, followed closely by varsity cheering and Sport Nights. She also lent her en- ergies to the Oracle and Mule business staffs, besides ably assisting the Com- mercial Department. MARIE DRAGO Marie, arriving at Malverne in her junior year, lost no time in getting into the swing of things. Selling candy for the Senior Class and working on the Mule and Oracle business staffs kept this dancing enthusiast busy while at Malverne. Page sixteen ELAINE DOLDORF GEORGE CORTES George, one of our foreign students, came to Malverne from Cervantes School in Colombia. He has traveled ex- tensively in many European countries. While in Colombia, he received various honors as a result of his scholarship and athletic ability. CAROLYN CROWLEY Vivacious and busy describe Carolyn. As a member of Chorus she contributed her rich soprano voice to all its perform- ances. In addition, twirling, sports, and Sport Nights, the Mule literary staff, and the Junior Red Cross Council kept her on the go. JEAN CROMWELL Quiet and friendly, Jean concentrated on music at Malverne. Her sweet so- prano voice enriched Lyres, Keynotes, and Chorus, as well as two operettas and numerous concerts. In her leisure time, Jean supported the Student Choir and Senior Fellowship at her church. CLIFFORD CULLEN As a member of Student Police and stage crew, Clilf was a valuable asset to M.H.S. Along with earning his letter in tennis and working for the Mule and Oracle, he was a member of the cross- country team and Chorus. JOANN CURTIN Joann was one of the cheerful and efficient girls who sold candy at the Senior candy counter after school. Be- sides satisfying Malverne's sweet tooth, .Ioann served on the Library Council and participated in girls' sports and Sport Night. JOYCE DeWITT Versatile Joyce showed Malvernites that uvariety is the spice of life. She worked on the Junior Prom Committee, the Mule business staff, and participated in the Crafts Club. In addition, Joyce was secretary of the Senior Youth Fel- lowship at her church. As President of Library Council, Secretary of Honor Society, and a mem- ber of Student Police, Elaine served Malverne faithfully and really earned the Citizenship Award presented her. A gold key winner and Chairman of Cadettes, she also participated in Chorus and cheering. ROBERT DRUCKER Even with the Civil Air Patrol of the YMCA taking up most of his after school hours, Bob found time for two years of tennis. Bob looks forward to being a successful business executive, after he graduates from Columbia.

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An honor student. this vivaeious miss Frances served faithfully for three JOHN BROOK A member of the stage crew. Student Police, and Mule sports staff, John was also an active participant in sports. Ile earned his cross-country letter and played intramural softball and basket- ball. After graduation John plans to become an aeronautical engineer. SHIRLEY CARPENTER Shirley has been active in all girls' sports. She has enthusiastically taken part in volleyball, basketball, hockey, and softball, and has also participated in Sport Night. Shirley would like to at- tended business school to become a typist. WILLIAM CARFER Quiet, friendly Bill was a member of the Freshman football team and played intramural basketball. Most of Bill's time has been taken up by an after school job. In the future he hopes to be a builder and designer of automobiles. JOHN CIRINO One of Malverne's outstanding basket- ball players, john also was a member of the football team for two years and played intramural softball. He was also a member of Student Police and stage crew. John hopes to enter the field of engineering. DOROTHY CLARK served on the Library Council, the Or- acle and Mule literary staffs, and the Junior Prom Committee. Along with these activities Dot has participated in all girls' sports and was a member of Cadettcs. BARBARA COOPER This sports-minded miss was a mem- ber of the girls' hockey, volleyball, basketball, and softball teams for four years. Barbara also sang in the Chorus and participated in many concerts. In the future she plans to become a private secretary. FRANCES COOK years on the Library Council and the Oracle business staff. She was on the girls, bowling and hockey teams for two years. After graduation Frances plans to attend business school to be- come a secretary. BARBARA CORDES Barbara really went all out for Mal- verne on field and court. ln addition to sports, Barbara ably supported the Business staff of both the Mule and Oracle, participated in the Junior Inter- Class Play, and had three years of perfect attendance. Page fifteen

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JOAN DUNPHY Possessing a beautiful soprano voiec made .loan a natural for Chorus and l.yres Club. Solos at concerts and roles in operettas made hcr an outstanding member of these organizations. With this musical background Joan hopes to become a music teacher. ROBERT FOSTER Take good looks, talent, and a won- derful personalityg add them together: and you have Bob, a very popular sen- ior. Being a sergeant of Student Police. Chorus President, and a lead in the Senior play has kept Bob husy in Mal- ROBERT ECAN Easy-going Bob is best known for his talent in track and basketball. A friend of all, he was homeroom president for many years. With numerous certifi- cates to his credit, this Student Police member is destined for great things. WILLIAM FOULKES Bill has done mueh to keep himself busy in Malverne. Associate editor of the Oracle, Student Council Representa- tive, and Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent, all are posts Bill has held. These, plus high scholarship, made Bill a na- verne. tural for Honor Society. - - I I l T I l 1 1 1 1 i 1 i 1 l I I MARJORIE l U RST Although Marjorie plans to become a couunereial artist, she has been active in various other ht-hls. ller numeral and shield for four years of tennis, basket- ball, bowling. and Sport Night, and her l,yr1's Club work all offer proof of that. llI'IRBER'l' til-1l.I.ER A faithful l.ilnrury Council member for four years, llerh was elz't'tetl its Vice-l'resitlent. For participation in ten- nis, he has earned two tennis certifi- cates. YMCA basketball has also taken his after st-hool time. llerlx plans to make the Army his career. .IAMES UARRET1' Jim, Photography Editor of thc Mule and Oracle. and Mule literary stall member, has been publicity Chairutan for the Chorus, and has also written for local newspapers. lle intends to go into Public Relations after graduation from Syracuse. JOAN CILMORE This sophisticated miss has devoted many hours to Chorus and Lyres Club, Inter-Class Plays. and assembly pro- grants. She was also on the Mule busi- ness staff, and the basketball, hockey, softball, and bowling teams. joan will become a stewarfless after graduation. ,,. . Page seventeen