Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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ELLIOT LIPSON Elliot, combining brains and brawn throughout his high school career, was a metuber of the football, track and wrestling teams, and earned many honor certificates. ln addition, Elliot was in the Chorus for two years and held sev- eral class offices. JERRY LUKS Friendly, agreeable Jerry won a scholarship to the University of Chicago after his junior year. Wllile at Mal- verne, Jerry participated in tennis, De- bate, and several dramatic productions. Ile also wrote for both the Mille and Oracle and received many honor certifi- cates. JOHN MAC KNIGHT Jack's tenor voice, an asset to the Chorus for fottr years, has provided body to our concerts and operettas. He was a member of the football, tennis, and basketball teams. Automobiles and the 4-H Club take up Jackis extra time. JOSEPHINE MANNA Jo, one of our top twirlers, has been active in many other activities while at Malverne. She was an attendance assist- ant, Red Cross representative, and Mille business staff member, besides partici- pating in sports, for which she earned her numeral. Page twenty JILL KLEIN Sports have occupied much of ,lill's school career. She earned a numeral for her service in volleyball, basketball, softball, hockey, and Sport Nights, and was also a member of the Mule and earbook stalls Her outside interests y , I -. include music and dogs. ELEANOR KLENKE Service on the Oracle business staff and participation in Chorus and girls' bowling have been marks of distinction in Eleano1 s high school career. She de- voted much of her time to various hob- bies and the Walther League. Eleanor ElSplI'6S to l56COTllC 3 SCCTQIHTY. GERARD MAFFUCCI Quick-witted Gerard has a wide cir- cle of friends here. His popularity was evidenced by his being elected class secretary in his sophomore year. He also served on the Red Cross Council. In his spare time he enjoys stamp and coin collecting. PHILIP MANNING Phil has been a member of the Vis- ual Aids for five years. He has earned many honor certificates and has served on the stage crew. Hunting, guns, and automobiles are his major hobbies. Phil hopes to become an automotive engi- neer. JOAN KLEIN Joan, who came to Malverne in her sophomore year, qttickly became an ac- tive part of our school activities. Her activities include sports, Mille staffs, and class committees. Outside of school, Joan enjoys sorority work, mttsic, dan- cing and reading. DONALD LEVY Don was kept very busy here at Mal- verne. He wrote for the Mule and Ora- cle, debated, and played tennis, in addi- tion to earning numerous honor certi- ficates. After finishing his junior year, Don received a scholarship to the Uni- versity of Wisconsin. JOHN LORENZ Jack, a mainstay of the football team, has been a member of the Varsity for two seasons. Coming to Malverne in his jttnior year, he was a member of the Mule sports staff, homeroom treasurer, and Red Cross representative. AUDREY MAC DONALD Peppy Audrey, who sparkplugged the cheerleaders, has earned numerous ath- letic awards, including a gold key for her participation in hockey, volleyball, basketball, softball, and Sport Night. She has also been a member of the Mule and Oracle staffs.

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uift sinccrt fatherins came to Mal Student Police, Red Cross, Chorus, DANIEL INGRAM Acting is Dan's main ambition. He has actcd in all lnter-Class Plays during school and also in all Operettas. Mule and Oraclc staffs have taken up much of his time. He has also been active in Debate and Library Council. MARSIIALI. JONES Definitely sports minded, Marshall has played football for three years. He has also wrestled and pole vaulted for the track team for two years besides playing CYO basketball. After attend- ing Niagra University he would like to become a chemist. SHIRLEY JAQUILLARD Attractive Shirley has been a mem- ber of the make-up committee for all major productions at school. She also worked on the Mule and Oracle staffs. Girls' sports took much of her time and she participated in Sport Night for four years. ANNELIES KAISER Annelies was an attendance assistant and worked on the Mule for two years. This year she was the Mule's business staff co-manager. She played all girls' sports in school and was volleyball man- ager. She plans to be a teacher. CATHERINE KANE vegie frioni Far Rockaway High School at the beginning of her junior year. She participated in Chorus and was chosen for l.yres this year. After graduation she would like to he-cotnc a stcnog- rapher. ROBERT KEELER Popular Bob participated in many ac- tivities. He was appointed Student Police Sergeant and. elected Student Council Treasurer this year. Bob held many homeroom ofhces throughout school. Sports took up a large part of his time and he earned two varsity let- ters in basketball. BRUCE KEATINC and Mule sports staff are among Bruce's activities. ln addition to being elected Captain of the Student Police, Bruce was a member of both Junior and Sen- ior Honor Societies, and participated in track and cross-country. DONALD KELLY All phases of Malverne's activities in- terested Don. He sang bass in Chorus, appeared in operettas and concerts, and played basketball for one year. Don also participated in intramural sports and was a member of several class com- mittees. Page nineteen

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This t'N'llY Wlltl-l'lI'1l has devoted Joan came to Malvernc in her junior tllitllttlli MARTIN l.anky George has been one of the luaiustays of the track team and has won his track letter. Ile also displayed his ability on the basketball court and as a football manager. After graduation Gm-orgrge hopes to become a salesman. I':X'I'RICIA Mt-CALL Cute Pat has done much while at Nlalverne. She won her nunu-ral for four years of participation in practically every sport offered at school. After bava ing been a four year member of Lyres, she was honored by being elected Lyres' Club President. EDWARD MAY FIELD Likeable. willy Ed has liveued up many a class with his quick sense of hunior. llis main interest outside of school is mechanics and he can often be seen working on his car. Ed plans to be an automotive mechanic. IKEYERLEY Mt-DON N ELL Sparkling smile and personality plus describe Bev, one of our most popular seniors. Hockey, basketball, softball, volleyball. and Sport Night have kept our Student Council Vice-President busy. Bev hopes to go to Cortland State Teaclxers College after graduation. .l0Sl'II'lI MICEKS Known to ull for his athletic ability, popular. carrot-topped Jon- has won let- ters in both Yarsily basketball and Varsity football. A born leader. he has held lnany class and bonu-room ollices. as well as be-ing Student Council repre- senlalive. MARX l,Ol7 Ml'ISSl.lCIt much of her time to musical activities. Slut has been in all lvllllVt'l'llf!'S four open-ltas and has sung in spring and Christmas concerts. Mary l.ou was a four year nu-:uber of l.yrt-s Club. ROItl'IR'l' MEJO Perpetual motion best describes Bob. ln addition to being the editor of the ule, he has worked on the Oracle. M Wtudcnt Police, and l.ibrary Council, and has been your sports reporterq for two years. lle was a natural for llonor Society. JOAN Ml-ITZNER year. She was in the Junior later-Class play, was on the Mule literary staff. and was a member of the Oracle literary and business stalls. ,loan hopes to become u. buyer after graduation. Page twenty-one