Woodmere High School - Patches Yearbook (Woodmere, NY)

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BRUCE GOGEL B..l .... famous for his glog rod Kan automobilej . . . Johnny Stone in Turn Back the Clock . . . French Club, Latin Club, l.R.C. . . . known by the word he discovered, hebetudi- nous . . . future member of the legal profession . . . Take it Easy. DAVID GOLD Dave . . . likes athletics, double talk, dancing . . . a line for every girl . . . baseball, basketball, bowl- ing . . . Math Club for two years . . . Brock in Fog Island . . . two years Headline Editor of Bulletin . . . intends to take up accounting and sales- manship. JACK GOLDKLANG King Klang . . . composes modern, clashing, dischor- dant music . . . likes Cho- pin and-the Firehouse Five . . . treasurer of Dramatic Club . . . Spanish, Latin and Math Clubs, Senior Snapshots for Bulletin . . . collects rejection slips from major magazines . . . an amateur astronomer. ETHEL GOLDMAN Eth . . . likes golf, history, tennis, reading, horseback riding . . . walks several miles to and from school each day . . . baseball, basketball, volleyball . . . Bulletin reporter . . . a member of the Interna- tional Relations Club . . . costumes for Junior play . . . nice habit of con- tinually smiling. ELISABETH GOLDSTEIN Lisa . . . likes skiing, ten- nis, food, languages . . . French Club, Math Club, Music Club . . . co-chaired Ticket Committee for Jun- ior Play . . . Assistant Bus- iness Manager, Senior Play . . . one of those hardy souls who daily walk great distances to school. GERALDINE GOLDSTEIN Gerry . . . enjoys a steak and ice cream for break- fast . . . history is her favorite subject . . . three year cheerleader, captain for football . . . member of Student Council and Spanish Club . . . acted in Turn Back the Clock . . . hopes to go to Mt. Holyoke, and also get married. IDEN GOODMAN Din . . . hobbies are tropi- cal fish, sailboating, boog- ie-woogie and traveling . . . has been to Europe and Mexico . . . plays the piano . . . a member of the track team . . . Cam- era Club, Science Club . . .. Secretary of Spanish Club in junior year . . . likes girls exceptionally well. IRIS GORDON Likes musical shows and classical music, also dogs . . . collects porcelains and antique jewelry . . . a member of Chorus and Service League . . . promp- ter and understudy for. Senior Play, costumes for Junior Play . . . intends to do fashion and buying work after college.

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STEPHEN FUCHS Steve . . . hobby is cera- mics, and he is often to be found in front of his kiln . . . Tucson's gift to Woodmere . . . a mem- ber of the Camera Club . . . did sets and lighting for the junior play . . . intends to become a doc- tor and specialize in car- diac surgery. LYNN GATTEAU Cupcake . . . likes popu- lar music and pajama par- ties . . . came to Wood- mere in her junior year from Friends Academy in Locust Valley ...' in her short time here partici- pated in volleyball, bas- ketball, baseball . . . would like to teach young chil- dren. JOSEPH GERMAN Joe . . . his passion is cars . . . owns a T932 Ford coupe with a dropped body and a somewhat hopped up '48 motor . . . also enjoys water sports and has a 'I4-foot Wood- pussy class sloop . . . in- tends to go to Farming- dale and study automobile designing. PHILIP GETTER Phil . . . has yens for fishing, skiing and the Dodgers . . . advertising, Kid's Kapers, and head- lines for Bulletin . . . a member of the Track Team . . . Sports Editor of Patches . . . Student Coun- cil Treasurer in Senior year . . . Ollie Bannister for the junior play . . . he likes people and peo- ple like him. RICHARD GILLMAN Gill . . . enjoys piano, chess, bridge . . . wore those snappy knickers as an usher for the Junior play . . .-Latin Club, Math Club, and three years of Band . . . commonly seen with the hebetudinous one . . . plans to be a plum- ber and philosopher. ETTA GLASS Eddie . . . a painter and acook...bowls98... one of Mr. Suchoff's first twirlers and a co-captain in her junior year . . . took up badminton and archery . . . intends to teach or enter the armed forces, but get married in any case. JUNE GLASS Jesse . . . likes oil paint- ing, baking, tropical fish, and roller skating . . . loves all animals, includ- ing snakes . . . history's her favorite subject . . . an active member of El Cir- culo Espanol . . . intends to teach elementary school. PATRICIA GOERKE Pat . . . loves music, es- pecially piano and opera . . . also swimming . . . often seen around in a maroon DeSoto . . . French Club, Dramatic Club, Mu- sic Club . . . caretaker's wife in Fog lsland - . . . two-time winner of talent contest . . . hopes to travel and study in Europe.

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AUDREY GREENBERG Aud . . . enioys working with children and intends to teach French . . . likes cheerleading and singing . . . vice-president of the French Club . . . Latin Club, Student Council . . . a dreamy lover-girl in both plays . . . inquiring reporter for Bulletin . . . life's ambition is to attend Cornell. DANIEL GUZY Guz . . . the roving kind . . . a sportsman on and off the tennis and basket- ball courts . . . Bulletin typist, Camera Club, main- tenance for Fog Island . . . a Squamasee Bunk 2 boy . . . plans studying business administration . . . here is one fellow you can't help liking. MARK HAIES Bulbs . . . a perfect genius when it comes to math, or anything else for that matter . . . member of the Math Club, Basketball and Baseball Teams . . . his hobbies are sports and collecting signs and girls . . . well, that's what he saidl SUSAN HENICK Sue . . . eternal triangle of Sue, Bulletin, and the telephone . . . co-editor of the newspaper, presi- dent of the Honor Society . . . is going to invent a clock with slower hands and more numbers . . . always in the middle of a discussion . . . unpredict- able. JAY HESS Deacon . . . a customer in the foreign car market with his Jaguar and M.G. . . . worked on sets for both iunior and senior productions . . . Camera, Science, and Math Clubs . . . knows what he's talk- ing about when around cars . . . dark and hand- some. WILLIAM HICKS Bill . . . no one can say red hair is Bill's outstand- ing trait . . . president of l.R.C. and Junior Class, Honor Society, Bulletin and Patches Staff, Junior Play, and track create the real impression . . . Get off it . . . a born leader and positively a success. SANDRA HOPP Sandy . . . a friendly senior . . . collects popu- Iar records and curios . . . a theater-goer . . . mighty proud of her Olds '88 . . . worked in kindergarten for Service League . . . an exception-one of Miss Hart's tall ones . . . . Bulletin circulation staff . . . intends to study flori- culture. WALLACE JOHNSTON Wally . . . one of the nicest guys you could know . . . a real sports- man all the 4 years he played football . . . 1952 -a good year for milking cows . . . partial to pizza- loving brunettes . . . played frosh basketball . . . plans to be a construction en- gineer.