Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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. 4v,'va Q ,Pri 'tlkax '1 I a .4 f , I I A ll' I, A. A l' . ' LOQEPH ZAGCARQ, zaac, presif I ent of thvepior clbels, has been . -'i rtantnmainsty of our gchoo. I A W mad who was the people's I choice was active as the Student 1 Council t easufer, on Student Police, gin the Sfzlnior Play, and on Varsity S ji Basketball and the Baseball teams. OFFICERS 4 PETER ECAN The vice-presi- dency of both the senior class and Student Council and also co-captain of the Football team has made our popular Mr, Touchdown a real standout in our class. Added to this, Pete was a member of Honor Society, Student Police, and the Basketball team. ' N 0 , . K , ' xx 'Q , 'X T HANNAH PALMER ,The Secre- tary of ourxlass of 1955 has applied her Kreless energies to the 'many dh- ties of thafnfficeghe has also found H . time for Sports, l adettes, the Mule, sports editorship, Lyres, Chorus, land ' ,is a lnember of Honor Society. Han- f nah isbn outstanding senior. I Lx AX , x , J .,, . fi N v. 4, , X' L DBERG An our ' e f the class in lead- ni e dngibilitykgljnda lists T her many activit'e ' ass treas- Q' P6 roggbracle ' rX'H or Society, A ' ary C i, Citizenship Ji, dk Ba , nd the unfor- rsj, Pl le nie eyv of the Sen- M 1 ay.

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9 5 5' ' if- 55-i'fl'.i'1'?? . :l?f7'i xt! tl as XG Wlgilflail' GJ NO ,aug To H UHLMOTD RAF As a token of our deepest affection we, the Class of 1956, dedicate our Oracle in recognition of the invaluable aid you have extended to us. With VVorld History as your fulcrum, you have taught us to live and work together. Your wealth of knowledge has been a constant inspira- tion for our scholastic improvement. Even more profound has been the influence of our personal relationship with you. Your constant interest and understanding of our problems has been a source of com- fort and counsel. In appreciation, we wish to pay this tribute to u respected teacher and trusted friend.

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BARBARA'ASHPES A talentedfckwritcr, Barbi was a literary staff member of Mule and Oracle. She was twice winner of the American Legion Oratorical Contest, and active in Dramatics and Debate. , ROBERT BEISNER Bob hopes electronics, his favorite activity, will lead to an engineering career. He has served on Visual Aids, been a member of the Tennis and Bowl- ing ICQIHISQ worked in church clubs.f , s ELIZABETH BENNETT Betty has been busy in church activities. In school she has been a member of the Home Economics Club in connection with her ambition to be- come a practical nurse. CAROL BERCHIELLI An honor student, Carol worlt- ed on the Oracle art staff and the Mule business staff. She also served as grease paint artist for thc Operettas and other school plays. SANDRA AARONS Sandy has beenca busy girl on Oracle and Mule bis-inesg staffs, Dramatics Club, Sports, and Sportni ht. Qutsidexof school 'she vgasx active in Cerebral Pal ffapd therBclf2C. ' X rfkli f ol it-l j 3 ..,- - X ' Q7 ., X-iif 'SJ iv ,Qc LL . f ,Q pi X M 1 sf l . it A 1 -1 Y at S 9' 1, -. vip: -X ve s,st? heedidit in orlehnf mostlf Xi, t tlvekjrbgga or f ool' Wonka., f luggljanly activities e K v. ck, roi Hon r Soteietyf-.5 'orus, Stage Crew, 5 rac , an pere s. Q . PJLi Xgfkhifkql f Q fl NORMA AHLFORS Lending her soprano voice to Lyres, A Cappella Choir, and Chorus has made Norma an asset to our Music Department. In addition to leading roles in Operettas she worked on the Mule. ALISSA ALEXANDER joining our class in her junior year, Sandy has made many friends here. A future physical therapist, she has been a writer for the Mule and played, Hockey, Basketball, and Bowling. ERNEST ANHALT Ernie, a true lover of the wide open s aces, lists hunting and fishing among his favorite out- dlfior sports. A Football player and Chorus member Big Ernie plans to enter the Navy. BARBARA ARMSTRONG A lively doll, Barbie's ability in Basketball, Softball, and Bowling earned her member' ship in Cadettes. A sincere worlcer for the Mule and Oracle, she plans a secretarial career. Q' Page 18