Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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R. HASSETT D. HEINE G. HEINEMAN M. HIRSCHORN ROBERT HASSETT A genial all-around boy, Bob has participated in Visual Aids, Chorus, Keynotes, Football, and has been a Student Council representative for his homeroom, He also enjoys outdoor activities such as fishing and hunting. In the future he hopes to attend Cornell University. DAVID HEINE A great asset to Malverne, David was active in Football and Wrestling. He was also a member of the Student Police, Assembly Committee, Teenage Council, Chorus and sports editor of the Mule. Dave hopes to attend Dartmouth to study merchandising af- ROBERT HOHMAN Tall. sincere, easy go- ing Bob lends most of his spare time to the Printing Club. His hobbies are gardening and woodworking. Bob hopes to attend Farming- dale Institute where he will take up nursery work. RONALD HOHMAN Ronnie, good natured, a willing worker, is an avid sports participant. He earned two letters in Cross Country and was active in Bowling. He lent his services to the school in Stage Crew and Visual Aids. Upon graduation Ronnie plans to enter the C. HOFFMANN A L 1 t x sa 5 'St t af a. 85 i 'igg S . . wr Q 1 ter graduation. U. S. Navy. R- HOHMAN GLADYS HEINEMAN Dimpled and charm- PATRICIA HOXIE Tricia's talent lies in her ing Gladys, the popular secretary of the class art work. She hopes to become a commercial in her junior year, was a member of the Oracle artist for her excellent work as Oracle art art staff and Mule literary staff. She also took co-editor proved her ability. She is also active -n part 'in Chorus and Keynotes. She enjoys in sports and music. Expecting to attend Colby - Bowling, Badminton, and Tennis. Her main Junior College, this sophisticated lady is sure ' F ambition is to become a nurse. I0 set the style. Nj? .fig MARILYN HIRSCHORN Kindly, demufe DENISE HURLEY vivaeious Denise is a 5 Marilyn was circulation manager of the Mule very active girl. She received her Gold Key , .- is , P and also worked on the literary and business and has been a cheerleaer for four years. She K A 'i , Q' staffs. She participated in sports including: also worked on the business and literary staff Tennis, Bowling, Hockey, and Sport Night. of the Oracle, was girls' sport editor of the R HOHMAN A favorite pastime is playing the piano. Mari- Mule, belonged to Honor Society and acted ' lyn hopes to become a speech therapist in the 111 the SCHIOI Play'- future. CAROL HOFFMAN Conscientious Carol, a JOSEPH INGENITO Joe was busy working busy miss, has contributed much to Malverne. after school but found time to participate in Her activities include: the Senior and junior the Oratorical Contest. Casual and good na- Honor Societies, senior play. Bowling, and tured Joe belongs to the Student Association editor-in-chief of the Mule. She added her and Red Cross. Outside interests are a social musical talents to the junior Keynotes and club and a baseball team. He hopes to become Chorus. Carol hopes to become a legal secre- a certified public accountant. tary. , P. HOXIE D. HURLEY INGENITO Mm . ..,. .. . ..,. . Culvtlw K K- up . .:,.' . A ' S L it ' ,i '..1if9 'A f5i:7it E' . 1.

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f '36 - 0x4-if t fmau' QII I . , ,fy fl X I Aw!! , ls .IX x I ytyx I flf sl , l'Ig4li,il ,MQ f I gl ' J I fijxlil-li then K ? ,,.Q '- ' H. GREENWALD A. GUMO S. GUSTAVSON - ' J .ggdnu Luvtvf 1 P. HAIMS A. HAJE A. HAKOLA s mari ft ix ex . ,L - - f stew , r ? HOLLY GREENWALD Happy Go Lucky Holl will long be remembered as one of Mr. Gilbreth's dozen. A member of the Mule business and Oracle literary and business staffs, Holly also found time for Hockey, Vol- leyball, and Basketball. The Red Cross Council and Cerebral Palsy take up Holly's spare hours. ANDRY GUMO Cheerful, refreshing Aud is best known for her musical activities. Repre- senting Malverne at two All-State Festivals our Lyres Club president has indeed been a credit to the Chorus. Although being circula- tion manager of the Oracle keeps her busy Audrey has found time to take part in athletics. SANDRA GUSTAVSON Sandy, one of our prettiest and most active seniors has proven her capability as Student Police captain, asso- ciate editor of the Mule, vice-president of Library Council, and Honor Society member and winner of the Elmira Key Award. Sandy, Mrs. Gilbreth in the senior play, is also a member of Lyres and Chorus. PAUL HAIMS Likable Paul, the possessor of a clever wit, is always ready for a laugh Having a talent for fixing anything mechanical, Paul can usually be found working on his car and if you can't find him there look on the baseball field. ARTHUR HAJE Not a care in the world to bother Artie who with his pleasant person- ality is well known to Malverne students. Artie intends to make the Navy his career. Arthur will be a success in anything he does. W. HALTIGAN M. HAMBURGER ARLENE HAKOLA Hak , as she is known to her many friends, is the efficient assistant advertising manager of the Oracle. The Library Council and sports such as Bowling, Tennis, and Volleyball keep Arlene plenty busy. After school Hak may be found singing in her church choir. WALTER HALTIGAN This droll lad pos- sessing a great love for music is most active in school musical groups such as: A Cappella Choir, Chorus, Junior Keynotes and all oper- ettas. Walt still finds time for piano playing and collecting records. MICHAEL HAMBURGER Mike is interested in bowling in which he excels, and has been active in Freshman, Jayvee, and Intermediate Basketball. One may also see Mike riding around in his car. After graduation this hand- some chap will enter Hofstra College as a business major. JOHN HART Jack has been one of the backbones of the band with six years of loyal service to his credit. Amiable Jack is also ac- tive in track, keeping tropical fish, hunting and photography. In his spare time he also has participated in a private dance band. STEPHEN HARVEY Music Maestro. Steve entered Malverne in his sophomore year. Since then he has been active in many musical groups such as Chorus, Choir, the operetta, and a male quartet, Cross-Country, and an active committee member for the Christmas Ball and junior Prom. Steve wishes to become a choral conductor. J. HART S. HARVEY

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,Kim .,-.fi H i V , JD.. 4, C' 'YJ ,' c. JONES A. KAPLAN MARILYN JAMES Genuine, sincere Mari- lyn was one of the people responsible for the success of the Oracle as she had a key job as advertising manager. She participated in many sports and Student Council. Marilyn also at- tained many honor certificates and her sports letter. She hopes to attend Duke University. ALICE JENSEN Alice has been a busy miss. Her many accomplishments include: editpr- in-chief off the Oracle, participation on the literary and business staffs of the Mule, J. V. and Varsity cheerleading, Lyres, Student Police sergeant, sports and Sport Night. Active and attractive Alice's ambition is to become a journalist. CLIFTON JONES Cliff's main interests seem to be in the field of sports in which he ex- cells. He has played Football and participated in Wrestling, earning his varsity letters in each. He is also on Student Police. Cliff's ambition is to play football. He has a willing pleasant way. ANNETTE KAPLAN A cordial coquette, An- nette has busied herself with her participation on the Oracle and Mule business staffs and in sports. She has received many honor certifi- cates and is treasurer of the Junior Cerebral Palsy Auxiliary. Her ambition is to become a bi-lingual secretary. M. JAMES A. JENSEN ARTHUR KLEIN Active, well liked Artie has brought to Malverne the honor of being one of the past members of the all Scholastic Basketball Team. He has played three years of Varsity Basketball. In addition to sports Artie was a home room officer and a member of Honor Society and Student Police. NEAL KLEIN Neal with his amicable winning way kept busy during his years at Malverne. He played Basketball and was on the Mule business staff. He was also a mem- ber of the Student Police andvice-president of the Malverne Youth Center. He hopes later to become a certified public accountant. 4 CARL KLEPPER Carl, eager and willing, is known for his ardent love of cars and mechan- ics. He served in high school on the Cross Country Squad, Stage Crew, and the Visual Aids staff. After school hours are spent work-- ing in a gas station. Carl later plans to attend Farmingdale Institute. RICHARD KOPP Talented and congenial Dick has been very active in Malverne. Our well known drum player was also the capable photography manager of the Oracle, and was on the Mule literary staff. In addition he participated in sports, Band, Chorus, operettas, Honor Society, Library Council, and the senior play. ARTHUR LEYS Arty has a quiet but friend- ly disposition. He served for four years on the Library Council, Visual Aids for two years. and sang in the Chorus. Also known as your sports reporter he enjoys hunting, fishing and is an Eagle Scout. Arty hopes to' study forestry at Syracuse. A. KLEIN N. KLEIN C. KLEPPER R. KOPP A. LEYS