Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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lLEliAl,llINli SPRINGER School. -l l, KN S'l'l'iVlfNSON Columbia lo study medicine. l ln-rry has been very busy in her years at Malverne. She has taken an active interest in all bomemaking courses. her favorite being sevting. Af- cr graduation she plans to complete her business course at Browne's Business Friemlly Al will always be remem- bered as the leader of his hxe pin-ce band. Music being his main hobby. he played trombone in the Band and sang tenor in the Chorus. Al hopes to go to Wll.I.lAM STI-IINBICKER llaving a great interest in photog- raphy. Bill plans to become a commer- cial photographer after graduation. His accomplishments at Malverne High in- clude membership in Chorus. Library Council. Student Police. and many other activities. Bill is the holder of five honor certificates. GEORGE STOLZ George was a newcomer to Nlalverne in his junior year. His spare time is taken up by an outside job. Coin col- lecting and the making of model planes and boats are Georges hobbies. :lfer leaving school. he plans to be an engi- neer, BARBARA S'l'Ii0lIIIl'IllKl-IR Smiling and peppy Barbara has taken lluI'l ill ull girls' sports and Sport Night, and has served on the Mule llaucc and llu- ,luuior I'rom lfonuuitlu-es. Swim- ming and dancing are lu-r main hobbies. while being a private secretary is her goal. JOHN 'l'ltRBlCl,l, Known for his leads in thc Nlikado and t2omlolit-rs-. Johnny served on stalgt' crew for live yt-urs. llis alt:-mlance record was nearly pcrft,-ctAoue day missed in six years, ,lohn plans to at- tt-ntl Antioch ffollcgc in Oltlo to lwcouu- a science tcacltcr. l'Il.l-IANOR THOMPSON Eleanor, one of our busiest Seniors. served on Student Police for three years. was business manager of the Oracle, and wrote for the Mule for three years. Eleanor also found time to participate in girls' sports and to earn many honor certificates. l,ESl,ll'f Yllfl.BlG An acc in athletics. l,es ran champion seasons in both cross-country and track for tuo years. and also played intra- mural tenuis. lle sang in the Chorus and held a Student Police post. Mech- anical or chemical engineering is l.es' goal. Page ttvcnfy-five

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EDWARD SCIIAUNI Smiling. genial Ed has been in Mal- xerne for four years. During this time. most of Ed's spare moments have been spent with the wrestling team. Outside of school. Ed enjoys coin collecting and is an active tnemher of the Civil Air Patrol. WALTER SCIIIMOLL Captain of the cross-country team. Walt has long been a standby on the einders, with three years participation in both cross country and track. Walt was also a member of the Student Po- live. Ile plans to be a civil engineer. WILLIAM SHERMAN llill, friendly and likeable, has spent four years in Chorus and participated in four operettas. Ile has earned five let- ters and has a number of honor certifi- cates to his credit. After graduation. Bill plans to enter the field of engineer- Itlgl. .I A NITH SLAIN Well-liked, capable, and busy de- scribe Jan. An Honor Society member, last year's representative to Girls' State. a participant in girls' sports, Associate editor of the Mule and Art editor of the Oracle. ,lan has a very impressive list of activities. Page twenty-foto' UEORG E SA MMOND As a Chorus. Yisual Aids, and Stage Crew stalwart. George has done a ter- rific job. hlusie being his main interest, George appeared in four operettas, and hopes to become a musician. He de- yoted his spare time to 4-H work. DONALD SAWYERS Well known at school and well liked. Don was Red Cross representative in ninth grade. After school. he enjoyed building gasoline plane tnodels. Don hopes to attend Bergen Junior College after graduation. and plans to be an accountant. SALVATORE SIRCIIIA Fishing seetns to hold an interest for Sal, who has also busied himself in high school holding several home room ofbces and participating in track for two years. Saks many honor certificates attest to his high scholarship. BRUCE SMITH With a keen sense of humor and a ready wit, Bruce has been an asset to Nlalverne, He was on the track team and wrestled for four years. earning two letters. Brucels favorite pastime is hunting, and his future lies in farming. ARLENE SANSONE Lively Arlene has been quite husy here at Malverne. She played hockey, basketball. volleyball, and softball, all for three years. was on the Mule and Oracle staffs and the Student Council. She also helped out at the candy counter. JOSEPH SAWYI-IRS An outstanding athlete, ,loe devoted much of his time to football, basketball. and baseball. and was on the Mule sports staff. During the summer. he pitehed for the American Legion and plans to follow this up by becoming a professional hallplayer. UERARD SCIIECTOR Likeabte and easy to get along with. Cerard, who has eommuted from Franklin Square throughout high school, has spent much of his time play- ing basketball for Malverne and the YMCA. Ile also served as Red Cross representative. IA WRENCE SEEM Cheerful Larry has been responsible for litany a witty remark and bright moment around Malverne. Ile has seen action in three years on the football team and enjoys both hunting and fish- ing. l,arry looks forward to becoming a machinist after graduation.

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JOSEPH WARSEN Joe has served as a Red Cross Coun- cil representative. lle was also on the wrestling team and was a member of the Science Club while at Malverne High. As one of his favorite pastimes ,loe en- joys hunting. ROBERT WHELAN Popular Bob, besides being seen standing at his Student Police post, worked with the stage crew. His main interests were in sportsg American l,e- gion baseball, cross country, and a YMCA basketball championship team. Bob hopes to be a Certified Public Ac- countant. Q.. w 'I uf W4- . -'-a' RADUATION from high school brings to a close one of the most enjoyable and profitable periods of our lives. The moments of this period have passed rapidly, but they have not passed without leaving the impression of time upon us. These fleet- ing moments have shaped and molded us for the time which lies ahead. They have awakened us to the realization that the progress and development we foresee in the future are to be determined by us. It is only the future itself which will observe the fruits of our efforts, but let us hope that our en- deavors will contribute as much to that future as this closing period has to our own development. Page twenty-six JOAN WHELAN Friendly .loan belonged to Cadettes, Student Police, and worked indus- triously on the Oracle business staff as circulation manager. She took an avid interest in girls' sportsg consequently she plans to attend Cortland State Teachers College as a Physical Educa- tion major. B ARBARA XELLER A smiling miss, Barbara helped on the lVlule business staff, sang in the Chorus, and belonged to several dra- matic clubs. She participated in various girls' sports, and took part in Sport Night for four years. A medical secre- tary is her ambition. JOHN ZACCARO Johnny's years at Malverne weren't idle. He held several homeroom offices, and played both JayVee and Varsity football and baseball, besides being captain of the YMCA championship basketball team. Listening to Frankie Laine and fixing his car are his hob- bies.