Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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ROBERT KING Class president for four years, popular, dependable Bob has shown himself very deserving of this office. As an outstanding athlete he re- ceived letters in Track and Cross Coun- try. Student Police, the Student and Teenage Councils, Stage crew, Chorus, and operettas were Bob's other activities. Bob hopes to become a certified public accountant. ROBERT KING Prerident DOUGLAS SMYTH Doug, the popu- lar vice-president of the senior class and a varsity football letter man, was active in Wrestling, Track, and Bowling. Stu- dent Police, the Science Congress Club, and the Christmas play also kept him busy. Future plans include the Air Force Academy or a technical college. DOUGLAS SMYTH Vice-Preridenzf ROMELYN GADDIS Everyone agrees our class made a wise Senior ffl. li fi,.V N C ,Q ,C A . 4, 73 9 ia E. : -Ig fi f J ' .' 525 A A 'ff X af ,,.- i., I 4, 12 Q 'AFT-Z 'AY' Lil 'V ?i'Ak'.:'ww 'QS 'fi-ss..-f ' . ROMELYN GADDIS Secretary choice in our attractive, efficient, well-liked secretary. Ronny has worked unstintingly for our class, plus being associate edi- tor of the Oracle, a member of Honor Society, Teen-age Coun- cil, the Mule, and Lyres Club. A gold key is added to this gal's honors. DONALD TOCHER T.D. , popular treasurer of his class, won his football letter being on both varsity teams. Other sports were Varsity Wrestling, Track, and Basketball. Don was also a member of the Student Police, Student Council, Red Cross Council, Chorus, and was a lead in the senior play. Class Officers with Mr. Allan Johnson, Adviser DONALD TOCHER Treamrer 19.55

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Scllutzn rr m 4' A ? W , Q U ,El it f igl i fi il 7 ' i.: -- Y I, M-K N - -.:, V... W A ':,-.. k 311 ' . ,,. M. , N' x Ethel Seehousz Gray is one of our nicest and most devoted teachers and it is to her that we dedicate this record of our journey through Malverne High School. An experienced traveler herself, for thirty-five years Mrs. Gray has brought to her students an inter- est and enthusiasm for living which we shall always treasure. As chairman of the English Department she has done much to make our school rank high in scholarship and leadership. The administration, faculty, and students salute Mrs. Gray not only for her many years of serv- ice, for her devotion to high ideals, but for being such a wonderful person.

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.1 l f-F e' 'A . A Ri' Allin fN5m,1,' ,i l'-'Q XRV 'l IS X 1 3 N vf Q 0' f R. ALLEN J. ANDERSON .ill , Lx? - ,Akin W v A i 'IE i in ' ft, 15' ' xi?-.V ,,...,l i- .gg IEE x Vi-'Q Lriikxxm 'ii ix f' , -'Z 'R E' :4:5??-f1 f ,QM in - 5 ,E R'-R A '1i3.ff-if 'QQML D. ARNESEN J. BARRY 1 . .Y--5 ROBERT ALLEN This happy-go-lucky fellow is never more satisfied than when he is tin- kering with his many jalopies . Reading, record collecting, and after school work filled Bob's days. He plans to join the air force after graduation. JUDITH ANDERSON Quiet and sincere Judy has served faithfully on the business staff of the Oracle for three years and on the Mule for two years. To occupy her timeout of school, Jud plays the accordion and table tennis. After graduation she plans to become an x-ray technician. DANIEL ARNESEN Dan's interest in music found him an active member of the Chorus for three years. He was also a valued member of the Stage Crew. Dan plans to join the Marines and persue his interest in mechanics after he graduates. L01-IN BARRY Easy-going John is best nown for his talent in Track and Cross Coun- try. Whenever there is an assembly John is on hand as a valued member of the Stage Crew, and he is equally in demand in Visual Aids. The next step in his future is college. JAMES BAUER A newcome to Malverne it his junior year, 'Hank didn't waste any tim4 getting into the swing of things. He has de voted much of his time to the Mule on the business, sports, and circulation staffs. Active in the Science Congress and Band, Hank plan: to become a hotel manager. JOAN BECKER Coming to Malverne in he junior year from Richmond Hill, Joan ha made friends quickly. A member of the Junic Arista, Joan's favorite hobby is collecting jaz records. In the future she would like to be a comptometer operator and attend Hofstr College. JOHN BELL Track and Cross Country havl been John's main interest. John has been or the Student Council and has also worked har: on the Stage Crew. His outside hobbies in clude collecting records, flying, and automo biles. Looking ahead, he would like to atten: R.C.A. College. JANE BENEDICT Always with a smile, Jani is known for her beautiful voice. She spend most of her time in Lyrnes and the A Cap pella Choir. Jane also finds time for Badmin ton, the Homemaking Club, and the Oracl art staE. Her future? A career in singing, o course. RALPH BERNTZEN Having arrived at Mal verne in his junior year, likable Ralph hae kept himself busy. A 'part time iob has taker up most of his time, ut he has been a con sistent high scorer on the Bowling team Ralph would like to enter the field of mathe matics in the future. J. BAUER J. BECKER J. BELL J. BENEDICT R. BERNTZEN