Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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E. COTTEN W. CRAGO W. CROWLEY A. CRUICKSHANK W. CUNNINGHAM ELIZABETH COTTEN Friendliness is Liz's secret of popularity. Most of her time is spent at Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton and the Red Cross. Liz has received honor certificates along with sports awards. Her future is teaching via Buffalo State Teachers College. WILLIAM CRAGO Happy and friendly Bill was sports editor of the Mule and was active in Cross-Country, Bowling, and Track. He has received two varsity letters. Bill also took part in the senior play. His favorite hobbies are stamp and record collecting. Future: Buck- nell University. WILLIAM CROWLEY Friendly and lots of laughs, that's Bill. He has participated in I'rack and Wrestling. Outside of school Bill spends much of his time bowling. In the fut- ire he plans to attend Dean junior College md study architecture. KGNES CRUICKSHANK Reserved with a 'eady wit describes Aggie She had been ac- ive in Batminton, Bowling, the Home Eco- momics Club, and the literary staff of the Dracle. Her outside activities include Swim- ning, baby sitting and her church choir. iuture: College and preparation for a career .s a medical technician. WARD CUNNINGHAM Ward is a must vhen there's fun involved. Ward has taken .n active part in Basketball, Baseball, Football .nd in Chorus. A fine athelete, Ward has re- eived several varsity letters. I-Lis future plans nclude college and then a career as a salesman. J. DAVISON G. Dc-COSMO . - r1Q7i5iT 9 . I - . I ll. V. VV., .. K . K t I zfii : MADELINE CURCIO A greatly valued friend of many senior girls, Maddy's conscientious participations have earned great praise from all. Although being circulation editor for the Mule keeps her busy, some time is allowed for sports. A Sport Night wouldn't be complete without Maddy. PATRICIA CURTIN Gay Pat participated in Volleyball and Hockey in school. Outside in- terests include Cerebral Palsy and church work. Pat plans to become a comptometer operator. JOAN DAVISON Vivacious Joanie has won awards for cheering and a letter for her excel- lence in sports. She worked on both the Mule and the Oracle. Joan plans to go into secre- tarial work. GERALDINE De COSMO Geri will make a wonderful nurse! She is a very special person to us. Her work on Library Council and her high sports honors attribute to her fine career at Malverne. BARBARA De GREGORIO Artistic Bobby is happiest when she has a paint brush in her hand. She has worked on the Oracle art staff and her interest in interior decorating proved this. Bobby also had time for Library Council. B. DeGREGORIO A LAN . , Ulhlkw M. CURCIO P. CURTIN 1 an 1 I-5? wee' , J:-1 ':' ' I. 1 as-' ,Lv

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