Malverne High School - Oracle Yearbook (Malverne, NY)

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LINDA ,IEWELL A credit to Mal- verne, Linda was a member of Stu- dent Police, Literary Staff of the Oracle, and was President of Li- brary Council. She has received manv highest honor certificates. Linda plans to attend college to study medicine. BARBARA KIESEL One of our finest Seniors, Barbara was busy with sports which were Hockey, Volleyball, and Softball. She was on the Mule Business Staff and was a Homeroom officer for three years. She has received honor certificates. Her ambition is to be a secretary. RAYMOND KINCSLEY Ray has gone out for Track. Cross Country and two years of Bowling. His main interest was in the Band to which he belonged for six years and for which he has won a medal. Al- though he worked he still had time to enjoy fishing and dancing. GEORGE KOLOSA George, in addition to working en joyed his hobbies of hiking and farming. He has also found time to go out for Track. His plans for the future include college where he hopes to study forestry and conservation. MURIEL LEVY Muriel took Bowling, Softball, Volley- ball, and Badminton. She has worked hard on the Mule Business Staff, also. She enjoys working with children and would like to attend Cortland State Teachers College to study kindergarten teaching. ROBERT LEVY Conscientious and hard-working Bob was one of our Tennis stars. He worked hard in the Math Club, Student Police, Stage Crew, and the Science Con- gress. in which he won second place. Bob hopes to enter chemistry or chemical engineering. NICHOLAS LOMANGINO Likable Nicky, the owner of a great wit, is always ready for a laugh. He has been a Homeroom and Red Cross representative and has gone out for Wrestling and Football. He belongs to the National Guard. He wishes to be a cartoonist. PETER LORMAN A valuable member of the stage crew, Sports Staff, the Mule, and the Band, Pete has also had time to participate in Tennis and Track. He belongs to the Lynbrook Jewish Center outside of school. His future includes attending Wharton School. HERMAN LYNCH Herman's interests in Malverne have centered around Baseball. He has also been a Junior Red Cross representative. His hobbies include dancing and base- ball. For future schooling he hopes to join the military police and be in the Armed Forces. Page 26

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WILLIAM HICKS Bill's interest in sports found him tak' ing Track for which he received his numeral. He has also been in the Band. The Air Force is lined up in his sights for the future. where he hopes to take up a trade. PATRICIA HILMS Gay Pat has been busy in her years at Malverne. Her favorite sports include Basketball. Hockey and Volleyball. She worked on the Mule, Library Council. and Typing Staff. She was a Twirler for four years. I'at's ambition is to be a secretary. GLORIA HOLTZ Sports played an important part in Gloria's life. She enjoyed Badminton, Basketball and Volley- ball. Her most enjoyable hobbies are reading and singing. She served the school by being on eafeteria duty. Gloria plans to be a secretary. EUNICIE HORN Good-natured Eunive has combined her srhoolwork with a great enthusiasm for sports, some of which invlude Bowling. Badminton, and Basketball. Her hobbies are collecting records and horsehaek riding. She wants to enter the Women's Navy. 'l'lfRl:1S.'K HUDSON A smile and Cheerful attitude toward everyone is 'l'erry. Her interests were in Chorus where she joined in the Uperettas and Converts. Her sports includt-d Bowling and Stunts and Tumbling. ller chief hobby is vollevting revords. Gllllft HUGHES Versatile Carey kept his interest ren- tered in sports whivh included Freshman Basketball and Bowling. Ile was on the Bowling 'lleam and received his letter. l-le was also a Red Gross Representative and a member of the National Guard. 'l'll0NlNS ,LXNIIZS Tom found that svlioolwork took up most ul' his time. but he still indulged his hobbies ul fishing. firearms. and revord volleetingg. gardening. and uslierlo-4. Ile- hopes to attend college in the fall. WVILNIUT JENKINS Ilefore vonliug to hlalverne. Bill at tended Newton Agrivultural High Se-hool for three years. lle belonged to the lland for three years. aml a dance band for one. Alter Malverne. Bill would like to attend Farming- dale School and major in dairy farming. Page 25 57

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WILLIAM LYNCH Billy has always been interested in cars or anything to do with cars. He was a Student Association representative but his chief interest was in sports. He took ,l.V. Basketball and lntramural Baseball. He plans to join the service. SUZANNE MARANS Suzanne came to us this year from Far Rockaway High. While going there she was on Library Squad, work- ed for teachers. and was on the honor roll. Her outside activities and hobbies include bowling. youth groups. and collecting all types of music. .IOHN MARCHlONNE .lohn has been a Red Cross representative and has received attendance awards. He was a real car enthusiast and anything that pertained to cars always caught his eye. .loining the Navy and studying to be a draftsman are ,lohn's aims. ROBERT MARKS Bob has been a credit to Malverne because of his great help with Visual Aids. For more action, he took part in Tennis and Bowling. He likes to go horseback riding and skin diving. He would like to enter the fields of accountancy and law. ARLENE MARTIN Two of Arlene's interests while at Malverne were the Mule and the Oracle where she was on the business staffs of both. She liked sports and had great fun with Volleyball, Basket- ball. and lladminton. Arlene plans to enter the business world. WILLIAM MASON Energetic Bill. has among his many activities Stu- dent Police Captain, Student Council Veep, Teen-age Council, ,lr. Class President. For music Bill belongs to Chorus and A Cappella Choir. Sports include Baseball tpitcherl and Bas- ketball. EUGENE XIASULA Popular and talented describe Gene. He could be recognized by his tenor voice which maintained his great standing in Chorus and Choir. He has been a Homeroom officer and Red Cross representative. He hopes to attend a school of music. Page 27 SUSAN MATHES Lively, vivacis ous Sue has brought color to the football and basketball games as Drum Majorette. She was ,lunior Editor of the Mule and on the Oracle Literary Staff. She also join- ed the Dramatic Club and partici- pated in many sports.