Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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SW -fs X t ,LAS C. FOSTER J. FRIEDMAN H. FRISBIE R. GELLING C. GINEXI CAROLE FOSTER A likable and busy miss at Malverne, Carole's enthusiasm has spurred on all who have worked with her. She has belonged to Cadetres, the Oracle and Mule staffs and was an active partaker in Sport Night. Carole has received her letter and in- tends to prize her much earned gold key. JEROME FRIEDMAN How could we put on a production without jerry? This indispensable member of the Stage Crew is well liked by all because of his pleasing personality. Jerry is a member of the Malverne Youth Group and spends his spare time servicing radios. HALSEY FRISBE Good natured Fritz has combined his schoolwork with a great enthusi- asm for Chorus. Fritz has been seen in many operettas. He is a member of the Youth Fel- lowship and church choir. The armed forces may call him after graduation. ROBERT GELLING A highly valued senior, congenial Bob has the rare mixture of sports and music to his credit by participation in Chorus, Junior Keynotes, and Basketball team. Popular Bob is an example of courage and character in action. University of Connecticut: look out! CONSTANCE GINEXI Connie's rare person- ality will make her well remembered by her classmates. This efficient miss has acted as home room secretary treasurer, plus excelling in all sports at Malverne. A successful party will find Connie seated at the piano, a positive party must. D. GOLDBERG H. GOTTE ILEANE GINSBURG Good things cami: in small packages applies to Ileane. This cute gal can be found either on the Mule business staff or down in the gym partaking in Volleyball, Badminton, or Bowling. Ileane is active in B'nai B'rith, and the future will find her at Syracuse. LOIS GLICK Look out! here comes Lou in her refined hotrod. Besides driving her cat, Lois has taken part in sports such as Bowling, and Badminton. The Mule business staff boasts of Lois's membership. Her outside ac- tivities include Cerebral Palsy and Temple Youth Group. DOROTHY GOLDBERG A smile for every- one that's Dotty. Very busy in her senior year with the Oracle business staff, Dotty also found time to participate in sports. Besides earning honor certificates her work with the Junior Cerebral Palsy Auxiliary takes up her spare hours. HARRY GOTTE Gone fishing! If ever you didn't know where to find Harry you might try the nearest fishing hole. Harry would like to be an electronic or mechanical engineer. Further schooling includes a technical school where he can make his ambition a reality. NATALIE GREENSPAN With a smiling Hello Nat is off to do her work on the Mule business staff and take part in after school sports, mainly Tennis. She is an en- thusiastic member of the Cerebral Palsy Aux- iliary. Natalie plans to go to college. N. GREENSPAN ALAN Cflilikihl - I. GINSBERG L. GLICK 5

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