Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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K. NOLDE P. O'HEIR F. PALERMO L. PAPA PAYNTER - KENNETH NOLDE Kenny has devoted most VIRGINIA PEPPER Friendly Ginny has . 1 X II' 5 .-'I X2 mf his time to Baseball, as a valued member devoted her many talents to the Mule staffs, ef , if pf the val-Sify team, He enjoys wgg-king and Chorus, Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, and , :inkering with his car, too. Kenny's path Sport Night. A roller skating fiend and mem- ' seems to be guiding him toward an engineer- ber of the Cerebral Palsy junior Auxiliary, . Q ng career. Ginny is very active and well on her way to g g realizing her ambition as a speech therapist. . 'ATRICIA O'HEIR Cheerful Pat, distin- DOROTHY PETERSON Ambitious Dorothy 1 :uished and popular, has served faithfully as has long been recognized as a sports enthusi- Xa. rooster manager of the Oracle, and secretary- ast. By excelling in Hockey, Volleyball, Bas- reasurer of the Library Council, as well as ketball, Baseball, and Sport Night, Dorothy meing a member of the Student Council, Stu- has attained her numeral, shield, letter, and I lent Police, and Band. Pat also added her gold key. The Oracle and Mule business and :harm to the senior play and will long be re- literary staffs have also profited from her V- PEPPER nembered for her willing work at Malverne. LORENCE PALERMO Singing has taken p a great deal of Flo's time at Malverne. She as sung in the Lyres for four years, and the Ihorus, and junior Keynotes, Sports such as 'olleyball Tennis, and Hockey have earned er a numeral and letter. Stenography is Flo's Ilan for the future. ,UISA PAPA Lou's hobbies cover sewing nd reading as well as such sports as Volley- all, Basketball, and Bowling. Possessor of onor certificate awards, Lou plans to becomea ecretary. OHN PAYNTER Johnny, a hard working 'ackman, spends most of his off-the-track me working or persuing his auto mechanics nd radio hobbies. With such fine interests ohn seems secure in his post-graduate future. participation. Dorothy is plotting her future toward that of a medical secretary. CHARLES POLLEY Charley has spent the greirer amount of his time and effort on a running basis, for his efficiency can be measured by his Track and three Cross Coun- try letters. He devotes most of his free time to the U. S. Naval Reserve and is planning a career in the Navy. SHEILA POLONSKY Sheila, serving on the Mule business staff, Library Council and win- ning her numeral and shield, has her future all set and ready to go. Her plan is attendance at the State University at Alfred, N. Y. and a career as a medical secretary. BARBARA PROMOFF Bobs is one of our most active seniors. Participation in about every kind of sport is on her class record awarding her a numeral and shield. She also worked on Library Council, and Chorus. Bobs looks forward to becoming a secretary. C. POLLEY S. POLONSKY B. PROMOFF Mk if M N well fe 'diklitm 5 D. PETERSON N xi