Woodmere High School - Patches Yearbook (Woodmere, NY)

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of QW? GM gl nr Wa of ' 4 dd 9 X CHINA? Mn. C. fill!!!-IN Mr. Ogden has a big job, that of Super- intendent of District 141, but the smooth running school system certainly bears out his efficient way of doing things. Because each student can feel that he is a personal friend, Mr. Ogden is well liked by all in the school. Mn. S. ALLI-:N Mr. Allen is the principal of vV00d1llCl'C High but he doesn't stop at this for he believes in ever going forward. Not only has Mr. Allen introduced many new fea- tures, but he also gives a cheering word and many a helping hand to those who need them. Miss E. DuBois A person whose time is devoted to the interests of each and every pupil is Miss DuBois, our guidance counselor. Through her tireless efforts many are aided in de- termining their suitability for college or other pursuits. But most of all, Dubie is more than an advisorg she is a friend to all. Mus. H. VVIIITE If you see a lady striding down the hall, taking seven league steps, you may be sure that it is Mrs. White who is noted for her humorous interpretations of historical happenings from Cleopatra to Franklin D. Roosevelt. Her sympathetic attitude to- lfii ward all is particularly evident in her po- sition as advisor to the Senior class. Mus. T. Bnowl-Jn Mrs. Brower's time is divided into three parts, which receive the very best atten- tion. Numbcr one, history, two years of it, is taught with the maximum of fervor. Number two, the Bulletin, receives all of her extra time. Mrs. Brower's patience is matched by none. Number three is Eliz- abeth Q Tookie j her daughter, whose personality, though absent, permeates both one and two. Mus. J. CURRIE Mrs. Currie, known as Mademoiselle,,' eharmingly but firmly rules her classes of French. Not to be forgotten, however, is her excellent guidance in connection with the French Club. Her beauty enehants all the students in les classes de francais. Mn. A. CRUICKSIIANK Mr. Cruickshank has a certain quiet way about him that commands the respect and admiration of all those who delve into the mysteries of higher mathematics. This gen- tleman is quite athlctic too and his prowess in this field is used to VVoodmere's benefit when he coaches the Soccer squad in fall and greatly aids in turning out a line track team in spring.