Coolidge High School - Corral Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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THE BUSINESS OFFICE THE PLACE TO GO To locate teachers EMM To locate pupils To sign in late To receive messages ,ilu--i........,,,,n.M Jackie Taylor, and Miss Scott, the senior clerk, check records. to solve student problems As Barbara Miller checks through a file, Gerry Moss works the switchboard. On-lookers are Roslyn Rudden, Marilyn Fein, Sybil Kotkin, Roberta Russell, Sandy Gold and Ruth Mickelson, members ofthe office staff. ,as ff oz-'4.,jg,4,,,Z, ifiZi l'

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X OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL President, Jeanette Robbins, Veep, Paul Matthies, Secretary, Paula Olewilerg Treasurer, Steve Miller, Sergeant-at-Arms, Stuart Engleberg, Sponsor, Mr. Colangelo STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the means through which teachers and students join hands to work for the good of the school. lt gives the students a chance to make decisions ot their own on policies that will affect them. Enterprises such as dances, charitable proj- ects ,the Country Store, and Toys for Tots are sponsored by the Student Council for all the school. office, teachers and students cooperati MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Phyllis Bachrack, Loretta Barnett, Joel Beiser, Robert Babys, James Edwards, Stuart Engleberg, Wilma Estrin, Natalie Freidman, Barbara Gold, Fredda Goldberg, Olive I-limes, Carolyn Holland, Dale Holtzman, Andra Labarow, Eugene Lipkowitz, Gary Manchester, Carol Miller, Steve Miller, Sylvia Miller, Toby Nathanson, Paula Oleweiler, Jeanette Robbin, Brenda Sandler, Jared Sharon, lan Shenk, Louis Sill, Sue Sweeney, Jay Wejss, Irene Wolf. 5 ' I , ,Zi ., .ri .-is X1 X HQ' -D-QP'

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Rosa Lee Bradley, baker of all the good cakes and pies we eat at Coolidge, serves plates during the lunch hour. Her customer is Allan Pekin with Barry Friedman and Mildred Shapiro just ahead of him in the line. -T1-r CAFETERIA Mrs. May Poole, cafeteria man- ager, checks the contents of a fat bag while Martin Alloy helps him- self to a carton of milk. ln the background Norman Rueben, tol- lowed by Louis Sills, moves his tray towards the cashier's desk. some help in management and service 'gs-mt. 2. ,,....,,, A