Coolidge High School - Corral Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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El use your ,weffl sf , 2' 3 ,, mms: West ,lib A. .Ayn Sl IPPLI XBBSEEHQ Varsity Shop For regulation sports togs, you can't beat the Varsity Shop, directed by Mrs. Silverman. Maggie Carr selects the proper size from saleslady Marlene Gritz, and Jack Angolia tries his sales resistance on salesman Eddie Phares. VARSITY SHOP workers are trained to sell, to keep books, to keep stock, and to serve as cashier. Joy Nichols, Lee Berkow, Sandy Posner, and Leonard Tempchin get school supplies from Bill McDonald and Paul Silber. ll 4CI3a 'rss ll ul'

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adio orkshop Fifty members, guided by Miss Isabelle Chappel, practise techniques of radio- speaking and script-writing. The activ- ity fosters a fine spirit of co-operation, develops many warm friendships, and has prepared many for an active role in the field of college radio. Bi-weekly broadcasts feature news, sports, and special events. .fi ev 'N' . S P i , , ii., 'if--I ff' . . . , Steve Miller, Carol Ruffner, Ruth Kline, and Faye Molyka share a mike. The entire cast of Mr, Pope per's Penguins includes Jer- ry Shapiro, Bobbi Specter, Stewart Engelberg, Alan Pekin, Bennett Cooper, Molly Sorin, and Mary Biederman lseatedi. Standing are Steve Miller, Marvin Himelfarb, Carol RuHner, Susan Rose, Naomi Weiss, Faye Motyka, Ruth Kline, Joyce Anderson, Marvin Bendavid, Freddy Stempler, and Myron Perl- mutter.