Woodmere High School - Patches Yearbook (Woodmere, NY)

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ROBERT PREUDHOMME FRANCIS REISERT ALAN RICHMAN KATHRYN RIZZO RICHARD PFEFFER Ricky . . . big man on campus . . . master of ceremonies and all situa- tions . . . president of stu- dent Council, vice-presi- dent of IRC . . . Any volunteers? expert on winning friends and influ- encing people . . . all this, and looks tool . . . If it's Pfeffer's, it's got to be good. RONA PCMERANTZ Ro . . . seen with Mrs. Brower's tests, outlines and a typewriter . . . alley cat with a bowling ball . . . also found with a vol- leyball or basketball in girl's sports . . . programs for Junior and Senior plays . . . plans for the future include a secretarial job. HERBERT POSNEER Demon . . . winner of first Woodmere High tennis trophy . . . jumped over the net to the stage to become sheriff in Fog Island . . . enthusiastic member of the Spanish Club . . . does not let life bother him . . . versatile, finishes what he begins. LOUIS POSTER j Lou . . . voice heard speak- ing over amateur air waves . . . also speaks fluently in French Club . . . loves that language . . . leaves his radio set only for a piano keyboard . . . enjoys popular music . . . will answer to the code of W2GCA. Bob . . . found at dark end of the spotlights in assem- bly productions . . . oper- ating member of Movie Squad . . . name appears on lists headed lighting for Junior and Senior Plays . . . the actors would all be lost without him. Fran . . . active participant in girl's sports . . . takes time-out to enjoy swim- ming and dancing . . . will go to business school after graduation . . . is playing with the idea of a secre- tarial job . . . sure to score in the future. Al . . . hot rod addict . . . exchanges steering wheel for radio dial to operate ham set . . . worked sound for Fog lsland . . . math- ematical mind, enjoys sci- ence . . . looking forward to a career as an aero- nautical engineer. 27 Kay . . . athletically in- clined . . . enjoys swim- ming and bowling and is on several honor teams in girl's sports . . .' always seems to be laughing about something . . . would take an earthquake to disturb her . . . fun to be with.

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CHARLENE MORRIS Char . . .loads of fun . . . Miss Rhythm Queen . . . great talent in art and music . . . Capt. of the Varsity twirlers . . . Art club member for 2 years . . . will be remembered for her performance in Stars Over Broadway . . . will dance her way to success. ROGER NIEMAN Roge . . . craziest sense of humor . . . prize possess- ion, his car . . . great friend of Marty . . . one of Bubbles top bowlers on the Woodmere team . . . a connoisseur of pop- ular songs . . . music direct- or for Turn Back the Clock . BARBARA MULLER Barb . . . brains and sweet disposition, one swell girl . . . Betty's other half . . . one of the Gibson girls . . . Co-Program chairman for class plays . . . crazy over popular music . . . is attracted to Springfield Gardens for some reason . . . will make a top sec- retary. JANE NIRENBERG Sweet disposition . . . beautiful long hair . . . constant companions of Edie and Toni .' . . Pres. Latin Club in Soph year, WlR, circulated for Bul- letin . . . Turned Back the Clock by working on properties . . . enthusias- tic IRC member. ELLEN MUSKIN Quiet, sweet, and sincere . . . makes the most of her time . . . loves all forms of music, especially opera and ballet. . . a real asset to the Music Club . . . stamp collector from way back . . . hopes to enter secretarial work. JOELA NITZBERG Joe . . . famous for her pint-size, dimphs, paint- brush and enthusiasm . . . constant companions in Fredda, Lizzie and her powder blue convertible . . . Art Club stalwart . . . worked on publicity for class plays and school dances . . . an aspiring dress designer. MICHAEL NEWMAN Mike . . . oh! that laugh . . . has a good word for everyone . . . keeps His- tory-English class in stitch- es . . . diligence made him Pres. of Service League . . . Bulletin headlines, WIR, French club . . . Chubby Bascomb in Junior Play . . . has designs on life . . . future architect. EMILY PEREZ Emmy . . . usherette at Junior and Senior Plays finds a place for herself at all football and bas- ketball games . . . loves sports as long as she is not taking part . . . future plans include cooperation with a typewriter as a pri- vate secretary. 26

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LINDA ROBBINS Lin . . . looks, personality, talent and intelligence . . . president of the French Club, news editor of Bul- letin . . . all the world's a stage and Linda dances through it . . . has 'also been acting . . . works hard but always has time for friends. ALAN ROSENBERG Red . . . really shows up in school life . . . News Editor of Bulletin, IRC . . . seen making points for the basketball team . repre- sented Woodmere High at Friendly Crossways . . . not difficult to see why . . . man with ideas . . . goes all out for what he be- lieves. FRANCINE ROSENBLATT Fran . . . known for her black hair and her vivid coloring . . . seen being an active member of the cheerleaders . . . often found in a convertible, usually not alone . . . hard to lose in a crowd ...do gentlemen really prefer blondes? SUSAN ROSS Sue . . . reporter on Bul- letin . . . reported being active participant in Span- ish and Music Club meet- ings . . . standing assign- ment on badminton court . . . loves crowds . . . dark and vivacious and quick to laugh. CHARLES RUDNICK Charlie . . . his big frame could use a slightly larger- size desk . . . high school hero . . . co-captain of varsity football and bas- ketball teams . . . repre- sentative to Student Coun- cil from boy's sports . . . lucky for the cheerleaders that his name is easy to pronounce. DOROTHY RUNG Dotty . . . baseball and tennis fan . . . li-kes to draw . . . member of the costume committee of Fog lsland . . . always busy . . . will exchange one used rac- quet and quick sketch for a typewriter and short- hand work. BARBARA SAALBERG Barb . . . a natural born chairman . . . organizer with no need for a soap- box . . . has sufficient suc- cess with h clap of the hands and Let's Go, there . . . Editor-in-Chief of Patches, president of French Club in Junior year . . . always has time for one more activity. JOAN SALANT Joanie . . . the girl with the homemade malted for lunch . . . a great admirer of the gift of speech . . . Spanish Club and circula- tion staff of Bulletin . . . seen behind the refresh- ment counter at Hoop- ster's Hangout and school dances. 28