Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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1- fa . l Zi , W Q' 1. RICHWALD C. RIDDLE THOMAS READYOFF Tom is one of Mel- verne's foremost musicians, and although music, a successful band, and playing in an orchestra are his chief interests they only tell a part of the story. As a member of the Honor Society, being publicity editor of the Mule, and on the Student Police it seems that success comes naturally to the man with the trumpet. BETTYLOU REHI. ambition is to be a comptometer operator. She feels prepared for this speedy work backed by her great interest in sports. Bettylou was also a valued participant in Sport Night. INA RICHWALD This Sophisticated Miss spends many hours at fashion designing, her favorite pastime. At Malverne she devoted her talents to the Oracle staffs, Chorus, sports, and home economics. Future plans for Ina include college and further fashion designing. CATHRYN RIDDLE It would take two pages and a dictionary to describe ever popu- lar Cathy. As treasurer of the Student Coun- cil, advertising and business manager of the Oracle, member of the Honor Society, Chorus, Lyres, and participant in numerous sports she is indeed a backbone of her class and an out- standing credit to the school. T. READYOFF B. REHL BEATRICE ROEFS Honor certificates, sports numerals, and a three years service medal are among Bea's awards at ,Malverne Her inter- est in the Band and in Badminton kept her busy. Cortland and plans for elementary teaching are Bea's future plans. CHARLENE ROMAN Known to all for her cheerfulness and athletic ability, pert Char- lene has well earned the numeral, letter, and shield. She has devoted much of her time to Volleyball, Hockey, Basketball, and Softball. Charlene plans to attend business school with hopes of becoming a private secretary. RIMA ROSSIN Busy is the word for this gal. Ri proves this by working on the Mule and Oracle literary and business staffs, sing- ing in the Lyres Club, and Chorus, plus taking part in sports and Sport Night. Rima serv ec as president of Cerebral Palsy Auxiliary. GWENDOLYN RUSSO Likable Gwen ha: contributed a great deal to Malverne by being active on the business staffs of the Mule and Oracle, Library Council, assisting with attend- ance, and earning her numeral for sports Gwen's ambition is to go to business schoo. and become a secretary. HARRY SANDSTEDT Malverne's mos1 eminent scientist is the recipient of a first prize in the Long Island Science Congress Harry, the holder of several tennis letters, 2 member of the Honor Society, Student Police All State Chorus, and operetta cast is well or his way toward a career in chemical engineer- mg. B. ROEFS C. ROMAN R. ROSSIN G. RUSSO H. SANDSTEDT

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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

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ww D. SCHAFFER R. SCHAEFFER L. SCHWARTZ M. SHUPACK B. SINGLE DONALD SCHAFFER Don is a regular out- :loor man. His chief interests are fishing, hunting, and fly tying. A member of the Red Cross and Student Association Donald is never happier than when he is indulging in mis favorite sports. RAYMOND SCHAEFFER Ray's main inter- ests lie in Basketball, Bowling, hunting, and his car. He has done outside work and hopes to attend Hofstra College before embarking on a naval career. LINDA SCHWARTZ The ever busy Linda has devoted much of her time to the Lyres, Chorus, A Capella choir, and operetta, as well as the Library Council, Mule, and Oracle. To round out her active schedule Linda has won her numeral and shield for sports. After at- tending Brandies University she hopes to be- come a linguist. MARTHA SHUPACK Ambitious and serious Marty, a deserving member of Jr. and Sr. Honor Societies, worked hard on the Mule, Oracle, Student Police, Library Council, and received highest honor certificates. Musical Marty sang in Chorus, A Cappella Choir, and operetta, and acted in the senior play. She enjoys Tennis and Bowling and is the proud holder of sports numerals. BARBARA SINGLE Sweet and peppy Bar- bara, a tennis honor team member, is also a Bowling and Badminton enthusiast. She worked on the business staff of the Mule, and the Library Council. After school, she con- tributed to her church fellowship. She plans to attend Bucknell University and become a bio-chemist. JOSEPHINE SIRCHIA jo, with dark eyes shining, has participated on the business and literary staffs of the Mule and Oracle, Red Cross, Chorus, and Lyres. Active in sports also Bowling, Tennis, Volleyball, and Basketball were her favorites. To become a private secre- tary and attend Wood School are 10's ambition. EDWARD SPIELMAN Friendly and likable, Eddie's activities included the Bachelors' and the Bowling Clubs. He also received an honor certificate. His after graduation plans are to attend Hofstra business school and become a traveling salesman. He is a stamp collector, record, and woodworking enthusiast. BEULAH SPRINGER Versatile Beavy's many interests were the art staff of the Oracle, busi- ness staff of the Mule, Bowling, Badminton, and Sport Night. She also earned an honor certificate and her acting ability was proven when she received a part in the senior play. Mary Wfashington College and preparation for teaching elementary school are her plans. RONALD STEIN Ron, a football and track man, sang in Chorus and Junior Keynotes. His main interest is cars and he has a way with them. His outside activities included being president of the Long Island Timing Associa tion and a Civil Defense member. Future plans are the armed forces and then college. RUTH STIELAU Pretty and popular, Ruthie lent her voice to Lyres for three years, Chorus, A Cappella Choir, and Junior Keynotes. She was chosen the business manager of the Mule and won many honor certificates. She partici- pated in Volleyball, Badminton, and Bowling. Ruthie hopes to be a medical secretary. B. SPRINGER R. STEIN R. STIELAU AL c J. SIRCHIA E. SPIELMAN D 'W . Hhll-:N