Woodmere High School - Patches Yearbook (Woodmere, NY)

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F 0I 8Ll!0I S editor of Patches '46, it is hard for me to tell of an the pleasure I have derived from working on our year hook, and how proud I am, as is the rest of this year,s staff, seeing the hooic in print, ready for your entertainment. , This year, the editors have attempted to give you a hetter picture of life in the Halls of dear old Woodmere, a portrait of the students at work in the classroom, or relaxing on the lawn or at the haslcethaii games. For this reason Hpatchesn sports a slightly differ- ent maice-up, more candids and feature articles. Your pleasure is our stamp of approval. I wish to thank the staff for their whole- hearted cooperation in the editing of this hook, Miss Ederer for the long hours spent eiiicientiy planning our financial details, and Miss Van Der Meid for her untiring eiiorts on our hehahf and for her patience with our endless amounts of tomfooiery. I can honestly say, if you enjoy Patches '46, as much as We enjoyed preparing this hook, our utmost efforts will he gratified. MS. if its My .v,.....,,w,. , ay

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the staff of Patches 1946, dedicate ,KX f' I , ,XV ' ff F ss J 5: Q if gg I an 'S' . f E I4 I . f ' I - I f . I A I The A i l Q . I K , I. A , f i A A f M- x' , x' ' . , I . .- I . I-QR A -f A'b - -W ,j .N if 7 .-- -' - . P '- ' V ' ' N. -I . :V-,, x - A.. . . BERNARD ABRAMS ROBERT AUERBACH WILLIAM BALcoIvI ROBERT BISHOP HOWARD CARMAN EDWARD CASPERSEN MITCI-IELI. COHEN ROGER DICKSON JAMES FITZPATRICK this page as a tribute to those Woodmerites who gave their all that we may continue our dem- ocratic way of life. Those hoys, who worked and played at Woodmere High School, as we do today, insured for us a continuance of all we hold dear here at Woodmere. To them we owe a debt of gratitude that can never he repaid, except by working for and liv- ing by those principles for which they gave their lives on far-Hung battlefields. We humbly dedicate this poem in memoriam for their supreme sacrifice. Here dead we lie because we did not choose To live and shame the land from which we sprung, Life, to be sure, is nothing much to lose: But young men think it is, and we were young. A. E. HOUSEMAN RICHARD FISCHER MAX HOLLANDER HAROLD KNAPI1 MoRToN KINBERG WILLIAM MCNAMARA MARTIN MARTINO FRANK MIEROFF JACK OUGHELTREE EDWARD ROTHAFEL ALLAN SMITH