Coolidge High School - Corral Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1946 volume:

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'I' K P., 1:3 .i-. Q.: ,V ...V . 19' I I 6' K 0 .Liz 5 xv r . , .lim 'faifi-.. et- if if :ji my ,N I Ex , E ,jfj fl, sf ...fl CALVIN COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOCL, WASHINGTON, D. C FOREWORD To the students of Coolidge whose comradeship and cooperation made this book possible we present the '46 Corral. Bigger than ever before, our first peacetime yearbook is a product of that teamwork which exhibited itself in the enthusiastic support of every school activity from Student Council dances to basketball games and caused Coolidgites to be aptly referred to as an 'all-high' student body. All high , meaning championship caliber, is the best word to de- fine the spirit which has prevailed at our school. We won't attempt to analyze this spirit or even profess to know how it came into existence. But we do recognize it as being a living, vigorous, motivating force in our school. Perhaps in the years to come while glancing over this book we shall recall what was accomplished through teamwork in high school, and we may ask ourselves why such spirit and active co- operation should be confined to our high school society, why it could not grow with individuals and become a power for real good in our national and international communities! Here, then, is our school year of 45-46, all wrapped up in a neat little package. We hope that the pictures are good, the write-ups are interesting, and the spirit is there. So to you, all high student body, we present the '46 Corral. 1 MR. T. J. HOLMES Principal As the members of this year's graduating classes ioin the growing ranks of Coolidge Alumni, we wish for them the best of everything in all of their undertakings. We hope that their days in this school have been interesting, enioyable, and profitable. We ask that each one, in the best Coolidge tradition, take his work, whatever it may be, seriously and make his contribution to his community, his country, and to humanity. May God bless each one of you! MISS AAGOT NORDBY Assisfanf Principal FACULTY Gilberl, Holbrook, Jecklin, Lloyd, Suberg Barkley, Burrell, Fletcher, Himes, Nelson, Warren, Clary, Chapman, Cook, Green, Pursell, Silverman, Wall. MATHEMATICS SCIENCE COMMERCIAL LANGUAGE SOCIAL STUDIES LIBRARIAN ART AND MUSIC COUNSELORS PHYSICAL EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS MANUAL ARTS . l Chase, Huntington, Morris, Murray, Sandefer, Taylar, Trappey, Trufant, Walter, Williamsp Black Brower, Folau, McGuire, Murray, Quick, Vasa, Watkins, Ault, Fairbanks, Honft, Jeffery, Plotkin, Ruther ford, Nelson. Fontanini, Howe, McAdoo, Aldinger, Chappell, Jensen, McMurray, Tate, Whitsell, Colangelo, Conn Kelly, Neer, Robertsy Miss Nordby. Anderson, Holmes, Kent, Hahn, Jacoby, Waddell, Greef, Dr. Holmes, Mr. Holmes Q, CORRAL STAFF ARTHUR WILLIAMS MILDRED BANCK JAMES STEFFLER Editor-in-Chief Art Editor Business Editor FACULTY ADVISERS LITERARY STAFF Literary Mrs. Elinor B. Trappey Art Miss Clare Fontanini Business Mrs. Judith Watkins Mr. James Suber Arthur Williams, Editor-in-Chief Jules Cahan Jean Davis Ruth Davis June Downing Pat Hawkes Muriel Lake Samuel Phillips Jean Redmiles Edward Shiffer - Betty Jean Twery Shirley Witt 'li21....s- ..a-f.- Ja., ART STAFF Mildred Banck, Art Editor Carolyn Bray Mary Giancoli Janice Shervey Albert Stanley Janice Williams Betty Lou Wyss Lois Zulin BUSINESS James Stemer, Business Manager Madeline Arslanian Frances Bolgiano Barbara Boyer Mariorie Bragunier Irma Fields Joanne Jonscher Elizabeth Torrey Jay Wolf STAFF 0 4 W F Q 4 X V 1 1 I I I A J.wxLLlN'1 SENICD RS MID YEAR OFFICERS HARRY SCHNABEL RUTH MOLINEU President BARBARA WILLIAMS RICHARD NEWMAN Secretary CLASS RATINGS EUGENE GRIFFIN NATALIE SALOMON MILDRED McDOWELL ELIZABETH JOBE BARBARA WILLIAMS VIRGINIA MARTIN HARRY SCHNABEL JEANETTE HERSON JOANNE JACKSON CONSTANCE SHAW ul... LEON ANGEL About him there is much that we can SUY: But instead we'll let you imagine what you may. Ambition: To be an accountant. School Activities: Bank Staff, Intramural Basketball. Next Year: Navy or trip out West. SALVADOR FRANCIS ANSELMO SaIvy A mender of bad soles, a surgeon to old shoes. Ambition: Shoemaker. Next Year: Army. MADELINE ZABELLE ARSLANIAN Maddy She who shows good taste in dress ls on the road to sure success. Ambition: To travel and learn. School Activities: Basketball, Rooters Club, Courier Reporter, Corral Business Staff, Section Secretary, and Vice Presi- dent. Next Year: Florida. EDWARD MARLAND BALDERSON Croaker What muscles are those! Ambition: Navy. School Activities: Baseball, Intromvral Basketball, C Club, Courier Printing Stott, Cadets. Next Year: Navy. WILMA JUNE BARCLAY Willie When you do dance I wish you a wave o' the sea, That you might ever do nothing but that. Ambition: To be a good wife and danc- ing teacher. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Talent Show, Courier Agent, Section Secre- tary, Chorus, Class Day Committee. RALPH LINDSAY BAUM Fee Built for the contest great and bold, His body's of a manly mold. Ambition: To be a general. School Activities: Football team. Next Year: Marines. GENE COVER BEAN Bean The inside ofa car to him affords en- chantment. Ambition: Automotive engineer. School Activities: Pinafore Art Stott, Prom Committee. Next Year: Army. NORMA ROSE BECKER Loose were her iet black locks, in wavy tresses tlowing. Ambition: To be a success. School Activities: Spanish Club, Home Economics, Library Club, Bowling, Volley Boll, Corral A gent. Next Year: Coll ge. STANFORD WARNER BERMAN Stan Short of stature, great of mind, And also a cadet of the tlnest kind. Ambition: To be a patent attorney. School Activities: Cadets, Chevrons Club, Intramural Basketball. Next Year: Maryland University. DANIEL HENRY BLAKE Henry Home-keeping youths have ever homely wits. Ambition: To be a chemist. School Activities: Cadets, Latin Club, Town Meeting Club. Next Year: Drafted. NANCY SANTINA BONANNO Sandy Never forward, never bold, But hidden within, a heart of gold. Ambition: Secretary. . School Activities: Secretary and President of Home Economics Club, Chorus. Next Year: A iob in Florida. MARGARET ELAINE BROOKS Peggy A maiden fair, a maiden iolly, Opposed to all that's melanchoIy. Ambition: Secretary. School Activities: Rooters' Club. Next Year: Work. . - Ji...-. -. - Jill I r, ,.,-1,. -I--AA --an -s,..c URSULA VIRGINIA BRUCE Urty A sweeter girl you ne'er did see, For a sweeter girl there cannot be. Ambition: Commercial artist. School Activities: Tennis, Basketball, Bad- minton, Art Staff, Routers' Club, Class Day Committee. Next Year: Art school. EDWARD OSCAR BRYANT Eddie Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more, Men were deceivers ever: One foot in sea and one on shone: To one thing constant never. Ambition: To enter University of Virginia. School Activites: Bowling, Intramural Basketball, Cadets, Courier Printing Stoi, Camera Club. Next Year: Service. MARY JACQUALINE BULLOCK Jackie As full of spirit as the month of May And gorgeous as the sun at midsummer. Ambition: 'lo be a married model. School Activities: Vice Pres. of G. S. A., Rooters' Club, Spanish Club, leaders Club, Basketball, Tennis, Badminton, Table Tennis, Officials' Club, Section Sec- retary, Bowling. Next Year: Duke University. DOROTHY DIX CURTIS Dot Though she be but little, she is fierce. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Bowling, Library Stati. Next Year: College. HERBERT HARVEY DAVIDOW Davie He is of a dark complexion And as a cadet deserves some mention. Ambition: Chemical engineer. School Activities: Basketball Manager. I.ESTER BENJAMIN DAVIS Les He'll be a famous scientist quite soon And maybe the tlrat to reach the moon.' Ambition: Atomic physicist. School Activities: Track, Intramural Bas- ketball, Cadets, Section President. Next Year: College. MARY DAVIS Davy A maiden fair haired and blue eyed. Ambition: Fashion designer. School Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, Girl Reserves, Spanish Club. Next Year: College. MARJORIE IRENE DOLGOS Marge People are iudged by the company they keep. Ambition: Travel. School Activities: Chorus, Spanish Club. Next Year: Work. JOHN JOSEPH DONNELLY He, to whom life seems worth while, Will always greet you with o smile. School Activities: Cadets, Football. Next Year: Coast Guard. CHARLES ROBERT FISHER Bob Always he is heard talking of his guns. Ambition: Forester. School Activities: Cadets, Rifle team. Next Year: Army. JOHN BERNARD GASCOYNE Johnny He knows what's what, and that's the end o' it. Ambition: A home, money, a wife. School Activities: Spanish Club, Chorus, Cadet Band, Orchestra, Pinafore Cast, Track. Next Year: Army. LOUIS EDWARD GENOVESE lou I shall ne'er be 'ware of mine own wit, Till I break my shins against it. Ambition: To be an executive. HELEN CAROLYN GEORGESON So light of foot, so light of spirit. Ambition: To be a writer. School Activities: Roolers Club. Next Year: College. MARTIN EUGENE GRIFFIN, JR. Gene Time, place and action may with pains be wrought, But Genius must be born and never can be taught. Ambition: To bicycle through Europe. School Activities: Champion Tennis Team, Chorus, Pianist for Pinafore, Orchestra, Varsity Band, C Club, Annoudhg Staff, National Honor Society, Cadet Lieutenant, Cadet Band, Brigade Band, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Camera Club, Science Club, Saber Club. Next Year: College. DOROTHY JULIA HANSEN Dot Be good and you will be happy. Ambition: Nurse. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Corral Representative, Girl Cadets. Next Year: University of Virginia Hospital. GLORIA JEANNE HAZARD Glo Happy and delightful, She's all that one could wish for. Ambition: To be successful. School Activities: Courier Agent, 1Cour- ier Reporter, Spanish Club, Bank Staff, Basketball and Table Tennis Tournaments, Rooters' Club, Officials' Club, Office Staff, Gift Committee. Next Year: College. PATRICIA JOYCE HENDRICKS Jo lf eyes were made for seeing, Then beauty is its own excuse for being. Ambition: To be a married model. School Activities: Cheer Leader, Rooters' Club, Bank Staff, Announcing Staff, Lead- ers' Club, Spanish Club, Section Vice President, Bowling Club, Basketball Tour- nament, Fall Show. Next Year: Duke University. WILLIAM THOMAS HEPBURN Sniffer His limbs are cast in manly mold For hardy sport or contest bold. Ambition: To make good in the service. School Activities: Football Team, Intra- mural Basketball, Courier Representa- tive, C Club, Courier Printing Staff, Blind Date Contestant. Next Year: Navy or Coast Guard. 3 3 i PHYLLIS LENORE HERNDON Phyll The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. Ambition: A happy marriage. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Courier Agent. Next Year: Work. JEANETTE HERSON A life that leads melodious days. School Activities: Spanish Club, Rooters' Club, Corral Representative, Basket- ball Tournament, Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club. Next Year: College. MARION JUNE HOFF Fudge Fond of sports of every sort, Her favorite being the tennis court. Ambition: Doctor or lawyer. School Activities: Chorus, French Club, Tennis Manager, Bowling Club, Badmin- ton, Tennis, Volley Ball, Basketball, Table Tennis Tournaments, Pinafore Cast, Dramatic Club. Next Year: Maryland University. DONALD THOMAS HOFFECKER Don Tall, of manly build, and clark, On the world, he'll leave his mark. ' Ambition: Engineer. School Activities: Chorus, Bowling Club, Cadets, Pinafore Cast, Science Club. Next Year: College. JEANNE MARY HORAN So sweet a voice and so fatal to men. Ambition: To be a singer. School Activities: Chorus, Home Economics Club. Next Year: Work. THOMAS SEWELL ISRAEL Tommy You can't help seeing his cheerful smile, And admiring from afar his engaging style. Ambition: A career in the Service. School Activities: Baseball, Basketball, C Club, Section President, Chairman Prom Committee. Next Year: Navy V-5. g S-. .IOANNE ELIZABETH JACKSON Warm of heart and clear of brain. Ambition: To be a linguist. School Activities: Gift Committee. Next Year: College. ELIZABETH LYON JOBE Betty The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Ambition: To be a success. School Activities: Girl Reserves, Library Club, G. S. A., Home Economics Club, Bank Stott, Leaders' Club, Dramatic Club, Red Cross Representative, Announcing Staff, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Pinafore Cast, Fall Show, Badminton Manager, Oflicials' Club, Basketball Tour- nament, Commencement Chairman. Next Year: College. VIRGINIA CHAPIN JONES Ginger MerriIy, merrily shall I live now. Ambition: To be a model. School Activities: Basketball, Bowling Club, Rooters' Club, Spanish Club, Table Tennis Tournament. Next Year: College. EUGENE JAY KANNEE Gene In everyone there is some good. Ambition: Accountant. School Activities: Cadets, Intramural Bas- ketball. Next Year: Prep School. CHARLES JAMES KIESGEN Charlie For 'tis always fair weather When good fellows get together. Ambition: Lawyer or pro-baseball player. School Activities: C Club, Baseball, Basketball, Football. Next year: Army or college. MARIE THOMAS KITSOULIS Silence is more eloquent than words. Ambition: To travel around the world. School Activities: Archery Club, Rooters' Club, Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross. Next Year: College. LEONARD ALAN KLIGMAN Lenny Music is the thing I love most. Ambition: To be a successful businessman. School Activities: Orchestra. Next Year: College or Armed Forces. ROBERT LEVICK Bob I had rather have a fool to make me merry than experience to make me sad. Ambition: Lawyer or radio announcer. School Activities: J. V. Basketball, Intra- mural Basketball, Baseball, Section Presi- dent, Cadets, Announcing Staft, Pina- fore Cast. Next Year: Maryland University and Army. DOROTHY LOUISE LEWIS Dotty Lou Let me have men about me. Ambition: To be a dietitian. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Camera Club, Chorus, Pinafore Cast, Red Cross Representative, Prom Committee. Next Year: Maryland University. ANGELINA SYLVIA LITTERI Angie Hear the mellow wedding bells, golden bells! What a world of happiness their har- mony foretells. Ambition: To have a happy home. School Activities: Chorus, Varsity Shop, OlTice Staff. Next Year: Marriage. IMOGENE CLAIRE LOWD imma Friendly and carefree, What more could she be. Ambition: Dental hygienist. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Spanish Club. Next Year: College. MARY GLENN LOWMAN Irish A girl quite tall and dignified, With a graceful air about her. Ambition: To be a good wife and mother. School Activities: Basketball, Badminton Tournament, Bank Stott, Rooters' Club, Officials' Club, Bowling Club, Senior Prom Committee. Next Year: Maryland University. PATRICIA LOIS MAGARGEL Pat I have ease and I have health And I have wisdom: that's more than wealth. Ambition: To read all the classics. School Activities: Announcing Statt, Sec- tion Secretary, Courier Agent, Rooters Club, Girl Reserves, Chorus, Red Cross, Cafeteria Stott. Next Year: George Washington University. EARLE ROLLINS MARDEN Pete Silence is the perfectest herald of icy. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. School Activities: Intramural Basketball, Chevrons Club. Next Year: Maryland University. JOHN DOUGLAS MARSCHALK Such a brave lad and true, In life's grim struggles he'll come through. Ambition: To attend the Naval Academy in '47. School Activities: Cafeteria, Cadets, Dra- matic Club. Next Year: College or Navy. VIRGINIA CLARK MARTIN Dootsie She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think an. Ambition: To be a first grade teacher. School Activities: Cheer leaders, Bank Staff President, Rooters' Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Announcing Staff, Leaders' Club, Oflicials' Club, May Queen, Bowling Club, Basketball Tournament, Fall Show. Next Year: Maryland University. BETTY LOUISE McCONOUGHEY O thou art fairer than the evening air Clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. Ambition: Marriage. Next Year: Work. MILDRED ANN McDOWELL Millie I count myself in nothing elso so happy As is a soul remembering my good friends. Ambition: To be a success. School Activities: Leaders' Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, G.S.A. Board, Bowling Club, Basketball, Tennis Tournaments, Home Economics Club, Ot- ficials' Club, Band Stalf, Rooters' Club, Announcing Staff, Prom Committee. Next Year: College. PATRICIA ANN MclNTURFF Pat Warm of heart and clear of brain. Ambition: To graduate from college. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Student Council, Red Cross, Bowling Club, Basket- ball. Next Year: College. IRVING MICHAEL Mike Young in limbs, in iudgment old. Ambition: To be a physicist. School Activities: Track Team, Spanish Club, Science Club, Debating Club, Towrv Meeting Club, Camera Club. Next Year: George Washington University. RUTH LOIS MOLINEU Ruthie To be womanly is the greatest charm of woman. Ambition: To be a success. School Activities: Vice President of Senior Class, Student Council Representative, Leaders' Club, Rooters' Club, Section Treasurer, Girl Reserves Representative, Bowling Club, Home Economics Club, Chorus, Dramatic Club, G.S.A., Pinafore Cast, Corral Representative. Next Year: College. VIRGINIA MARGUERITE MOORE Ginny A maiden shy I am, you see My middle name is modesty. Ambition: Nurse. School Activities: Basketball, Hockey, Volley Ball and Badminton Tournaments, Girl Reserves, Rooters' Club, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club. Next Year: College. JOSEPH ARTHUR MOTT Whitie A trifle tall, a trifle lean, But as neat a boy as I've ever seen. Ambition: A million dollars in ten years. School Activities: Announcing Staff, Cafe- teria Statf, Cadets, Spanish Club, Pina- fore Cast, Courier Business Staff. Next Year: Army. RICHARD FERDINAND NEWMAN Wimpy Here is a boy of real integrity and good standing. Ambition: To be a congressman. School Activities: Vice President of Stu- dent Council, Treasurer of Student Coun- cil, Club Room Chairman, Sportscaster, Courier Sports Editor, Announcing Staff, Cadet Corps, Saber Club, Basketball Time- keeper, Baseball Scorekeeper, Athletic Publicity Manager. CHARLES MacLEOD PLUNKETT Chuck His eye he's always winking Of girls he's usually thinking. Ambition: To be a successful opera singer. School Activities: Chorus, Pinafore Cast. Next Year: Army or Music Course. I GLORIA POLLACK Glo Laughter is not at all a bad beginning For a friendship. Ambition: To be an airline hostess. Next Year: George Washington University. MARGARET ANNE RIDGEWAY Peggy Brightly smile and sweetly sing. Ambition: To be a dietitian. School Activities: Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves, Rooters' Club, Red Cross. Next Year: College and work. ANNABEALL ILLEANA RUTLEDGE Peggy' A sweet face Set in a frame of shining golden hair. Ambition: Dental hygienist. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Home Eco nomics Club, Basketball, Girl Reserves. Next Year: Maryland University. NATALIE HOPE SALOMON Nat Soft is the music that charms forever. Ambition: To sing. School Activities: Choius, Pinafore Cast. Next Year: College. MARY ANNA SANDIFER Sandy Quiet people often flnd Real content and peace of mind. Ambition: To be a good oliice worker. Next Year: Work. HARRY VALENTINE SCHNABEL, .lR.' The only way to have ajriend is to be one. Ambition: Naval officer. School Activities: Student Council, Cadets, Intramural Basketball, Chevrons Club. f , Next Year: Annapolis. , r CONSTANCE ELEANOR SHAW, Connie The gods approve The depth, and not the tumult, of ,the soul. N 1 ' Ambition: Law career. ' ' 'n 'V , ' 3, School Activities: Girl Cadets, Student' Council, Basketball Monagef Table Ten- nis, Badminton, Volleyball: Dramatic, Club. ,g , '. Next Year: Duke University. ' - u CHARLES lRA SHEETZ Skeeter U' l Student of science, of music foo ' . There's no end to the things you may .do. Ambition: College. ' ' School Activities: Cadets. . 1 Next Year: Army. 5 -S Pu . .I s- , , e BETTY WILTON SMITH Slni9Bi:' 'Q 1 Pretty is that pretty: does!! . 'H' : Ambition: Radio work. 1.5: A , f School Acnvmes: Ofticialsl-4Club,' Hangs Economics Club, Girl ReservesfTable Ten- nis, Badminton, Chorus, Stage. Property, Chairman of Pinafore. , Q ' Next Year: Maryland 'Universit'y. ' MARGARET ARLENE SMITH Focls ' Hang sorrow! Care will kill a'cat, And therefore let's be merry!! Ambition: Vocalist. I School Activities: Section Vice President and Secretary, Red Cross,'Roolers' Club, Social Chairman and Publicity'Chairman of Student Council, Fall Show, Pop As-' sembly Quartette, Home -Economics Club, Pep Squad, Class Day -Chairman, Cam- paign Monager for Student Council. Next Year: Dating college football team. Q 'l f , 9 BARBARA ANINE SNOW Bobs , A pleasant eye Mtn. twinkle, A winning smile.to dimpIe. ' ' Ambition: To pilot -her own plane. School. Activities: Roaters' ' Club,' Author of one of schodl songs. - ' ' Next Year: Workf 4 RALPH PHILIP TASH He hath a heart as sound as a bell. Ambition: Journalist. School Activities: Track, J.V. Basketball and Football, Chorus. Next Year: Navy. MURIEL GERTRUDE THOMAS Midge To read is her favorite pastime For future success it'5 a good sign. Ambltiom' Regional playground director. School Activities:.:Rooters' Club. Next1Year: Work and School. MEREDITH HOPE THOMPSON 'fwinning her way with extreme success. Ambition: To be happy. School Activities: Red Cross, Rooters' Club, Bowling, Basketball. New Year: Hostessing. I CHARLES EDWARD TRAVERS Chau Ai-quiet boy but a thoughtful one 1'le'll' 'always db what has to be done. Ambirion: To join me Navy Air corps. School Activities: Football, Cadets. Next Year: tiavy. I na S , ' ESTHER MARY VINELLA Es f'Short, cute, smart, dark, Plenty of life, and full of spark. Aqnbiltion: To be a wife. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Bowling, Cheerleader, Basketball, Home Economics Club, Spanish,Cluli, Girl Reserves, Of- ficials' Club. Next Year: Maryland U. t BERNARD PAUL VOITH Bernie With many friends and a merry grin All of life's struggles, he's sure to win. Ambition: Draftsman. Next 'Year: Army. BARBARA ELAINE WALKER Bobbie With that engaging grin She's bound to win. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Girl Reserves, Rooters' Club.- Next Year: Work. EVELYN FRANCES WATTS Tinksy Slightly blond and slightly tall She's got something on the ball. Ambition: Dress designer. School Activities: Bowling, School Posters, Play Scenery. Next Year: Art Course. A IRVING WEINER Irv A friendly boy with curly hair There's nothing at all that he won't dare. Ambition: Dentist. School Activities: Visual Aid Squad, Science Club, Camera Club. Next Year: Maryland University. STEPHEN PETER WEINTRAUB Steve An all around boy with a goodly share of friends. Ambition: To enter U.S.C.G. Academy. School Activities: Section President, Cam- era Club President, Spanish Club, Science Club, Town Meeting Club, .Commence- ment Committee. ' Next Year: College or prep school. ALAN STANLEY WEISBERG Fil A happy boy, a friendly one Always seems to be having fun. Ambition: Golfer, doctor, and pilot. School Activities: C Club, J. V. Basket- ball, Golf Team, Camera Club, Tennis Team, Bowling, Intramural Basketball. Next Year: University of Michigan. to 'L JUNE ALTA WILLARD Rusty With her great skill in twirling that baton She'Il be with the band as it marches on. ' Ambition: Airline hostess. School Activities: Fall Show, Drum Maior- ette at Championship Games of 1943. Next Year: Mariorie Webster. BARBARAJEAN WILLIAMS Fifi Beauty charms the sight but merit wins the soul. Ambition: To be a good wife. School Activities: Senior Class Secretary, Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Na- tional Honor Society Secretary, Red Cross, Announcing Staff, Leaders' Club, Rooters' Club, Bowling Club, Basketball, Volley- ' ll, Badminton, Section President, Vice ' ident, Secretary and Treasurer. xt Year: Maryland University. C .LOIS L0-ELLA WILLIAMSON Willie A girl whom we love for her sweet sunny smile 1 girl whom we know will surely be worth while. l Ambition: College. School Activities: Basketball, Volleyball Tournaments, Home Economics Club, Rlbters' Club, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves. Next Year: G. W. U. I in s Q DAIQD JOSEPH WINEBERG Dave At school we know nothing about him so far but he plays with ability any guitar. Ambition: Printer. Next Year: Army. MELVIN OSCAR WRIGHT Mel Love makes the world go around And by it Melvin has yet to be downed. Ambition: Electrical engineer. School Activities: Baseball, Cadets, In- tramural Basketball, Bowling Club, Root- ers' Club, Courier Printing Staff. Next Year: Navv. LOIS JANE ZULIN Lo Her skill lies in the brush and pen. An artist of the future. Ambition: Commercial artist. School Activities: Art Club President, Vol- leyball and Basketball Tournaments, Bowling Club, Rooters' Club, Officials' Club, Student Council, Corral Art Staff. Next Year: Art school. THADDEUS STEVENS CLARK Cass Without the smile from a partial beauty won Oh what were man?-a world without o sun. Ambition: To own a high class night club in D. C. School Activities: Cheerleader, Cadets, Dramatic Club, Bank Staff, Spring Play, MARILYN ELAINE DOUGLAS Merrie Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Ambition: Radio singer and actress. School Activities: Dramatic Club,'Rooters' Club. Next Year: Music course. GEORGE OSCAR LINDSAY Red Grange Short, rugged, and quite neat I-le's one of our very good athletes. Ambition: To travel around the world. School Activities: Football, Track, C Club, Cadets, Chorus. Next Year: Army. CHARLES WILSON MOULDEN, JR. Chuck I would make reason my guide. Ambition: Electrical or radio engineer. School Activities: Student Council, lntra- mural Basketball. Next year: Navy or college. Vivian Violeta Mandis Saber Club. BETTY JANE SCHWARTZ B.J. To tell you all about her Would only be confessing That ever since we'vo known her She's always kept us guessing. Ambition: To be happy. Next Year: Work. I DONALD RICHARD SKAPIK Skap He's in the army now. Ambition: Electrical engineer. 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MARY McCl.ENON , I 4 - - . 4... .L - - - .4 - .Zh . -...Alla ., ..-LL Ju..- DOLORES MAY ABNER Dee For she who is honest is noble. Ambition: To learn to drive. School Activities: Home Economics Club, Rooters' Club. LILIAN RAE ACHER Rae She was a phantom of delight. Ambition: College. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Leaders' Club, Spanish Club, Bowling, Student Council. M Next Year: Western Maryland College. RUTH CAROL ACKERMAN Ackie For where is there any author in the world Teaches such beauty as a woman's eye.' Ambition: A successful secretary. School Activities: French Club. Next Year: Work. v MARY KATHRYN ADAMS Kitty But oh, she dances such a way! No sun upon an Easter-day Is half so line a sight. Ambition: To teach at a college. School Activities: Bowling, Spanish Club, Rooters' Club, Girl Cadets, Deck Tennis, Chorus. Next Year: College. ANGELA FRANCES AGRUSTI Ange A friendly hand she always lends, That's why she has so many friends. Ambition: Sociologist. School Activities: Corral Representa- tive. Next Year: College. DOROTHY IRENE ALLEN Dot A 'Dot' with a dash. Ambition: A trip to Maine in the winter. School Activities: Bowling, Girl Cadets. Next Year: Work or college. at u JANET EUGENIA ANDERSON Jan Courteous tho' coy, and gentle tho' re- tired. 4. Ambition: A married nurse. ' School Activities: Rooters' Club, Bowling. Next Year: Nurse's Training. lx KATHERINE JEAN ASHDOWN Jeannie Common sense and vivacity. Ambition: To be successful. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Bowling, Volleyball, Basketball, Bank Stall, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club. Next Year: Maryland University. MARGARET ANNE BACHTELL Peg Good things come in little packages. Ambition: To travel. School Activities: Red Cross. Next Year: Goucher College. JUANITA LEE BAKER Nita But so fair She takes the breath of men away Who gaze upon her unawares. Ambition: Diplomatic service in South America. School Activities: President of Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Dancing Club, Bas- ketball. Next Year: College. DOSSIE HANNAH BALFOUR Doss She is very pleasant and rather small. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Bowling, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club. MILDRED EMILY BANCK Millie Earnest toil and strong endeavor. Ambition: Interior decorator. School Activities: Corral Art Editor, HMS Pinalore, Chorus, Home Economics Club President, Spanish Club, Art Club, Cadets, Red Cross. Next Year: College. hi! l 1: '- PHYLLIS NANNETTE BARDOS Phyl No matter what the discussion be, I always tlnd room to disagree. Ambition: Journalist. School Activities: Archery, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club, Junior Red Cross Representative, Courier Agent, Debating Club, Girl Cadets, An- nouncing Staft. Next Year: College. NANCY GERTRUDE BAREZOFSKY Bee I am always merry when l hear sweet music. Ambition: Secretary. School Activities: Girl Cadets, Chorus, Bowling, Varsity Shop. Next Year: Work. LENA BARTOLOMEO Women, gentle in their manner, Do bold things in a quiet way. Ambition: Stenographer. School Activities: Rooters' Club. Next Year: Work. DANIEL BASS Dvd A man of athletic ability. Ambition: College. School Activities: Varsity Baseball and Football, C Club. Next Year: Army. JANICE MARIAN BAYLES Jan whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil O'or books consum'd the midnight oil? Ambition: To graduate from college. School Activities: Bowling, Deck Tennis, Red Cross, Girl Reserves. Next Year: Kansas State College. IOLA FRANCES BELFIELD Boots 'Tis good to be merry and wise. Ambition: College and marriage. School Activities: Red Cross, Corral Rep- resentative, Rooters' Club, Bowling. Next Year: College. MARIE ELAINE BELLER My crown is in my heart, not on my head. Ambition: Dancing teacher. Next Year: Maryland University. HELENA ELIZABETH BERGMANN lergio There is nothing half so sweet in life as love's young dream. Ambition: College and marriage. School Activities: Spanish Club, Chorus, Corral Representative, Class Secretary, Volleyball, H.M.S. Pinafore. Next Year: College. THELMA CAROLYNE BLACK Blackie A lovely lady, garmented in light from her own beauty. Ambition: Somebody's wife. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Dance Club. Next Year: College. MARGARET STEWART BODY Marge Far may be sought Ere you can tlnd So courteous, so kind As merry Margaret. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Rooters' Club. Next Year: College. FRANCES ELIZABETH BOLGIANO Frankie My heart is warm with the friends I make. School Activities: Bowling, Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton, Softball, Deck Tennis, Officials' Club, Leaders' Club, Corral Business Stafll, G.S.A. Board, Section President, Rooters' Club, Chorus, Courier Agent, Red Cross Representa- tive. Next Year: Cornell University. MARY BROWNLEE BOVARD Bo The clearest head and the sincerest heart. Ambition: Mathematicion. School Activities: Girl Reserves President, Badminton, Volley Ball, Table Tennis, Chorus. Next Year: Wilson College. NATALIE LOUISE BOWMAN Nat She was as good as she was fair. Ambition: Teacher. School Activities: Officials' Club, Rooters' Club, Girl Cadets, Basketball, Hockey. Next Year: Madison College. DAVID BARRY BOYCE Topper A tall, tall boy, with manner kind, We hope that success he'II quite soon tInd. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. Next Year: Army. NEAL BOZARTH, JR. Neal Music-Oh! Haw faint, How weak! Language fades before thy speIl. Ambition: Psychologist or ichthyologist. School Activities: Spanish Club, Science Club, Junior Biological Society, Latin Club, Orchestra. Next Year: Maryland University. JOHN SANTEE BRACE Jack He's a lad with a heart quite true Which, at our age, is something new. Ambition: Chemical engineer. School Activities: Science Club, Dramatic Club, Junior Prom Committee, Section President. Next Year: Johns Hopkins University. MARJORIE ALYESE BRAGUNIER Frenchie A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Ambition: Career woman. School Activities: Corral Business Staff, Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball, Deck Tennis, Tennis, Social Dance Club, Root- ers' Club, G.S.A. Board, Officials' Club, Fall Show, Softball, Badminton, Chorus, Dramatic Club, H.M.S. Pinafore cast, Announcers' Staff. Next Year: College. MARTHA LOUISE BRANSOM High-erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. Ambition: To get through college. School Activities: Announcing Staff, Liter- ary Club. Next Year: Colorado College. CAROLYN VIRGINIA BRAY Connie 5he's a wonderful artist you'll agree, When some of her drawings you hap- pen to see. Ambition: A good artist. School Activities: Corral Art Stalf, Art Club, Tennis, Basketball, Bowling, Volley- ball, Section President, Rooters' Club, Dancing Club. Next Year: Mary Washington College. MARGARET ANN BRAY Peggy Without a song there'd be no love at aII. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Chorus, H.M.S. Pina- fore. Next Year: Work. JACQUELINE MAY BRAZIER Jackie Joy rises in me like a summer's morn. Ambition: Go abroad. School Activities: G.S.A. Board, Officials' Club, Tennis, Volleyball, Softball, Basket- ball, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Make- up Crew. Next Year: Maryland University. MARION CAROLYN BRENNER Sis This young maiden to the eye was fair. Ambition: To date Van Johnson. School Activities: Basketball, Bowling, Archery, Badminton, Deck Tennis, Soft Ball, Volleyball Manager, Officials' Club, Student Council, Rooters' Club, G.S.A. Board, Chorus, Spanish Club. Next Year: William-Smith College. JULES ISAAC CAHAN Verne He is a scholar and a ripe and good one: Exceeding wise and fair spoken. Ambition: Doctor. School Activities: Town Meeting Club President, Stage Crew, Radio Technician, Cadet Captain, Corral Literary Staff, New York Times Youth Forum. Next Year: George Washington Univer- sity. WILLIAM LELAND CANNON Billy In his hands the basketball is a mighty tool, For the winning of games by this great school. Ambition: College. School Activities: Varsity Basketball, Var- sity Football, Track Team. HORACE EUGENE CASCIO Cash He is full of smiles. Ambition: Radio engineer. School Activities: Orchestra, Track Team. Next Year: Air Corps. BETTY RUTH CATTELL Always happy-always gay, oh if I could be that way. Ambition: To travel around the world. School Activities: Art Metal Club, Dro- matic Club, Rooters' Club, Basketball, Spanish Club. Next Year: College. MARIE DOMINICA CAVALIERE Sunday Black brows, they say, become some women best. Ambition: To travel. School Activities: Bowling, Badminton, Volleyball, Basketball, Section Secretary. Next Year: Work. LILLIAN MAY CHANDLER Lil Love is the only good in the world, Henceforth be loved as heart can love. Ambition: Get married. Be a pianist. School Activities: Student Council Repre- sentative, Art Metal Club. Next Year: Mrs. J. R. Watkins. NORMAN LOUIS CHAUDET Red P'Woman is no match for man where mis- chief reigns. Ambition: To enter University of Southern California. School Activities: Football, Intramural Basketball, Section President. Next Year: Navy. JANICE FLORENCE CHRISTENSEN Reds Her smile is the sweetest that ever was seen. Ambition: To be a specialized nurse in Physical therapy. School Activities: Cadets, Home Economics Club, Science Club, Art Club, Basketball. Next Year: Student nurse in the Osteo- pathic Hospital, Philadelphia. JAMES ROBERT COLLIER Bob Unassuming . . . but individual. Ambition: Master printer. School Activities: Cadets. Next year: Work or Service. CHARLES RITCHIE COMM Life is but a gamble. Ambition: Architect. School Activities: J. V. Football, Cadets. Next year: Coast Guard. CARLOS TULIO CORDERO Chuck Good health and good sense are two of Iife's greatest blessings. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. School Activities: Intramural Basketball, Cadets, Club Room Painting Committee. Next Year: College. JEANNE CORNELL Bessie The reason tlrm, the temperate will, Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill. Ambition: To go to college. School Activities: Bowling, Archery, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Roaters' Club. Next Year: Maryland University. WADE RICHARDSON CURRIER ln thy face I see Map of honour, truth, and loyalty. Ambition: To be a success. School Activities: Cadets, Tennis Team Bank Staff, Courieri' Agent, Town Meet- ing Club, Debating Team. Next Year: Army or Harvard. GLORIA CUTLER Glory Her feminine wiles and lovely smiles will take her miles. Ambition: To gel married. School Activities: Rooters' Club. Next Year: College. JEAN SANFORD DAVIS Jeannie To be elticient in a quiet way, That is her aim throughout each day. Ambition: Teacher. School Activities: Volleyball, Bowling, Spanish Club, Basketball, Girl Cadets, Corral Literary Staff, National Honor Society, Bank Staff. Next Year: College. RUTH MARGARET DAVIS Ruthie She will outstrip all praise And make it halt behind her. Ambition: To be happy. School Activities: G. S. A. Board, Bad- minton Manager, Town Meeting Club, Corral Literary Staff, Courier Re- porter, Section Secretary, Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Deck Tennis, Chorus, Leaders' Club, Officials' Club, Elmira Key Abward, National Honor Society. Next Year: College. HELEN LOUISE DeATLEY Louise Fun to be with, pleasant to talk with. Ambition: To fly. School Activities: Basketball, Bowling, Rooters' Club, Red Cross. Next Year: Stenographer. DOLORES ANN DEETER Dolly Don't you know? They call her Dolly, 'l'he reason being-she's quite iolly. Ambition: To get maxgried. School Activities: Bowlibgi' Tennis, Volley- ball, Badminton, G. S. A. Board, Basket- ball Manager, Chorus, Rooters' Club, Spanish Club. Next Year: Maryland University. IRVING DOUGLAS DENNISON Duke And more than wisdom, more than wealth, A merry heart that laughs at care. Ambition: To be a farmer. School Activities: Camera Club, J. V. Foot- ball. Next Year: College. ROBERT HURD DENTON, JR. Curley An all around boy is life's greatest ioy. Ambition: Engineer. School Activities: J. V. Football, -Varsity Track, Student Council, Cadets. Next Year: College or Service. MARTY BERNARD DIAMOND A diamond in the rough. Ambition: To get rich quick. School Activities: Cadets, Greenhouse Stott, Courier Staff, Red Cross, Intra- mural Basketball. Next Year: Work. WILSON CHAPPELL DICKERT Willy lf I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way. Ambition: Chemical engineer. School Activities: Cadets, Intramural Basketball. Next Year: Maryland University. CHARLES STUARD DIEHL Bucky Red as the robin Happy as the spring. Ambition: Printer. School Activities: Cafeteria Worker. Next Year: Service. JOHN HOWARD DOFFORT, JR. O, it is excellent To have a giant's strength Ambition: Pro football. School Acitvities: Football, Cadets. Next Year: Football at Devitt Prep. JUNE HUDSON DOWNING J, D. The world is so full of a number of things, I'm sure we should all be as happy as- June School Activities: Girl Reserves, French Club, Latin Club, Corral Literary Stalf, Badminton, Table Tennis, Volleyball. Next Year: Radcliffe College. ' r 2 LAWRENCE EVANS DREW Vitamin Honour, love, and troops of friends. Ambition: To travel around the world. School Activities: Track, Football, Intra- mural Basketball, C Club. Next Year: Army. CAROL EDDINGFIELD Of serious and sober mind, A more persevering girl it's hard to I'ind.' Ambition: Teacher. School Activities: Volleyball, Basketball. Next Year: College. CAROL MARTHA EDWARDS. Eddie If you can't laugh iust giggIe. Ambition: To be happy. School Activities: Volley Ball, Rooters' Club, Girl Reserves. Next Year: College or work. ' ELVA JACQUELIN EDWARDS Jackie Some knowledge will all her life More scope of conversation impart. Ambition: Teacher. School Activities: Dance Club. Next Year: College. JOSEPH JULIUS EHRHARD Jake Let me be what I am and try not to alter me. Ambition: To be a writer. School Activities: Courier Sports Editor, Announcing Staff, Section Vice President. Next Year: Army. BENJAMIN EISENMAN Chic Old soldiers, I know not why, Seem to be more accostable than old saiIors. Ambition: A million dollars when I am 21. JULIA CATHERINE ELLIS Julie How many hearts have you broken with those great big beautiful eyes? Ambition: Musical comedy actress. School Activities: Chorus, Fall Shows, Basketball, Bowling, Dance Club, As- sembly Soloist, H. M. S. Pinatore, Dra- matic Club. Next Year: Secretary for British Govern- ment Agency. JOHN GARDNER ELLSWORTH Limey He wears the rose of youth upon him Ambition: To go to Oxford. School Activities: Latin Club President. Next Year: College. RICHARD LOUIS ENDRES Rondo This young maior with red hair Has a military, competent air. Ambition: To be a famous research en- gineer. School Activities: Spanish Club, Maior of 8th Regiment. Next Year: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. WILLIAM ROOSEVELT ENYEART Bill He from whose lips divine persuasion Hows. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. School Activities: Bowling, Cadets, Intra- mural Basketball. Next Year: Army Air Forces or college. FRANCIS GRAYSON EPPLEY Buddy Who never wins can rarely lose. Ambition: Telephone electrician. School Activities: Cadets. Next Year: Navy or Merchant Marine. PEGGY ANN ERNST Pegs Here's to a girl with a heart and a smile, That makes the bubble of life worth while. Ambition: Lawyer. School Activities: Pegasus President, Dra- matic Club, Chorus, French Club, Latin Club, Announcing Staff, Pep Assembly Accompanist, Spring Play. Next Year: College. ALL... A JOHN RAYMOND ESPEY Ray The music that can deepest reach, And cure all ill is cordial speech. Ambition: Army Ofiicer. School Activities: Cadets, J. V. Football, Track C Club. Next Year: Army. MARY PATRICIA FARRELL Pat She's all my fancy painted her, She's lovely, she's divine. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Bowling, Volleyball, Basketball. Next Year: Secretarial school. ROBERT NELSON FORD Bob My only books Were woman's looks- And folIy's all they've taught me. Ambition: Doctor. School Activities: Rooters' Club President, Baseball, Cheerleaders, Intramural Bas- ketball, Cadets, Section President. Next Year: College. ANN FRIEDMAN Of raven were her shining locks. Ambition: To be successful. School Activities: Art Metal Club, Cou- rier Reporter and Typist, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, Basketball. Next Year: College. NICHOLAS CONSTANTINE GALANIS Nickie Full of the old nick is our Nick. Ambition: Public accountant. MARY JANE ANN GALLAGHER Her heart was wondrous light. Ambition: To write a book. Next Year: Work. FRANK JEROME GERACI Dark Eyes Music and women l cannot but give way to, whatever my business is. Ambition: To be a successful business lllun. School Activities: Football, Track, Varsity Shop, Chorus, Student Council, Bowling Club, Art Club. Next Year: Army or work. LESTER GINSBURG Les Hail to thee, blithe spirit. Ambition: To have his own business. School Activities: Bookroom Stati, Cadets, Spring Play. Next Year: Army. ROSALIE GLICK Lee A dancing shape, an image gay. Ambition: To make some man happy. School Activities: French Club, Dramatic Club, Dancing Club. Next Year: Maryland University. WALTER STERLING GLICKMAN Glicky He goes his own straight way and asks no advice. Ambition: Medical course at college. School Activities: Cadets, Student Coun- cil, Dramatic Club. Next Year: Army. RALPH THOMAS GOETZ Goatsie Industry is the parent of success. Ambition: To study medicine. Next Year: College. HARRY JOSEPH GOODE Good The will to do, the soul to dare. Ambition: To be a 'great success in life. School Activities: Bowling. Next Year: U. S. Navy. DAVID GEORGE GOODRICH Buddy God bless the man who first invented sleep. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. Next Year: Navy or Cornell. IRWIN HERBERT GOOTENBERG Goat A nobler yearning never broke his rest, Than but to dance and sing, be gaily drest. Ambition: Artist. School Activities: Chorus, Cadets, Cour- ier Stott, Art Work. Next Year: Art school. JAMES GRAHAM Contentment is a source of pleasure Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. School Activities: Football. Next Year: College. THOMAS LODER .GREEN Tommy The man will prolit from the dignity of youth. Ambition: Engineering school. School Activities: Science Club, Section President, Cadets, Intramural Basketball. Next Year: College. FRANCES CERE GROTHE Frankie Kind nature has given her share Of laughing eyes and golden hair. Ambition: College. School Activities: G. S. A. President, Chorus, Badminton, Valley Ball, Deck Tennis, Basketball, Bowling, Officials' Club. Next Year: College. WILLIAM CHARLES HANSEN Bill Sing and be gay. Ambition: Micro-analyst. School Activities: Dramatic Club, Spring Play, H, M. S. Pinafore, French Club, Cadets, Radio Technician, Stage Crew. Next Year: Maryland University. ALFRED CURTIS HARMON Gus A young man is wise who keeps his aims in view. Ambition: Army officer. School Activities: Cadets. Next Year: Army. HELEN GEORGIA HARRIS Rummy Ladies be but young and fair. Ambition: To learn how to cook. School Activities: Bowling, Volleyball, Basketball, Deck Tennis, Dancing Club, Rooters' Club. Next Year: Marriage. SHIRLEY JEAN HARTNELL Dainty and petite. Ambition: Secretary. School Activities: Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Spanish Club, Rooters' Club, Chorus. Next Year: Maryland University. PATRICIA MICHELE HAWKES Pat Ever loving, sweet and kind, These are the things she brings to mind. Ambition: To travel in South America. School Activities: Badminton, Cheer- leader, Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Corral -Literary Staff, Announcing Staff, Otticials' Club, Spanish Club, Rooters' Club, Softball. Next Year: William Smith Colle'ge. CHARLES WAYNE HAYDEN The gasoline buggy being his primary concern. Ambition: To own a new car. Next Year: Work. DONA JEAN HECKARD The warmth of genial courtesy The calm of self-reliance. Ambition: Florist. School Activities: Girl Reserves, Archery, Volley Ball, Rooters' Club, Bowling, Basketball, Dramatic Club, G. S. A. Board, Corral Representative, Courier Re- porter. Next Year: Floriculture at college. ANNE MARIE HERMBERG Her sparkling surface scarce betrays The thoughtful tide beneath it rolled. Ambition: Doctor. School Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Badminton, Hockey, Officials' Club, Alternate Cheerleader, Art Metal Club, Bank Stott, Rooters' Club, Section Presi- dent. Next Year: Western Reserve University. WILLIAM WILSON HERNDON Willie From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Ambition: To be a millionaire. School Activities: Cadets, Latin Club, An- nouncing Staff. Next Year: Army. BETTY JANE HOWARD B. J. She's graceful on the skating rink, , And on the dance floor, too, I think. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Girl Reserves, Chorus, Art Metal Club, Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Volley Ball. Next Year: Maryland University. JEAN MADALINE HUFF Jeannie Laugh and the world laughs with you, Weep and you weep alone. Ambition: Nurse. School Activities: Bowling Club, Basket- ball, Rooters' Club, Volley Ball, Cour- ier Business Staff. Next Year: Nurse's training. EMMA GERALDINE HUFFMAN Jerri A smile is worth a fortune, a laugh even more. Ambition: Artist. School Activities: Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club. Next Year: College. BEVERLY MAE HURD Bev The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Ambition: Housewife. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Corral Agent. Next Year: Work and marriage. MARY EDYTHE JARRELL Reedie Man may live without love, without hope, without books: But civilized man cannot live without cooks. Ambition: To travel around the world. School Activities: Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Archery, Tennis, Softball, Ot- ficials' Club, Rooters' Club. Next Year: Duke University. EDWARD MATTHEW JOHNSON, JR. Ed- die It is better to have loved and lost, Than never to have loved at all. Ambition: Chemist. School Activities: Section President, Ca- dets, Tennis Team, Book Room Attendant, Red Cross. Next Year: College or Army. DONALD BEMIS JONES 0bliging and cheerful, industrious and kind. Ambition: Radio engineer. School Activities: Spanish Club. Next Year: College or technical institute. MARGARET YVONNE JONES Bonny Charm is a woman's strongest arm. Ambition: To travel. School Activities: Chorus, Girl Reserves, Art Metal Club, Bowling. Next Year: College. ROBERT FRANCIS JONES Maier lf the heart of a man is depressed with tears, The mist is dispelled when a woman ap- pears. Ambition: To be successful and happy. School Activities: Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Colt Quartette, Student Council Treasurer, Section President, Chorus, Fall Show, Brigade Band, Chevrons Club, Drum Maior Cadet Band. Next Year: College. JOANNE LOUISE JONSCHER Jo A miniature of loveliness, all grace Summed up and closed in little. Ambition: To be a good pianist. School Activities: Corral , Business Staff, Girls' Sports, Editor oi Courier , Offi- cials' Club, Spanish Club, Rooters' Club, Bowling, VoIleybaIl,SoftbaII, Basketball, Badminton, Deck Tennis, Tennis, Talent Assembly, Girl Cadets. Next Year: William and Mary College. KATHARINE KATSOUROS Kitty A simple maiden in her flower is worth a hundred coats of arms. Ambition: To be a successful secretary. School Activities: CounseIor's Oiiice Staff. Next Year: Strayer's College. MARILYN FRANCES KEEFE Keefie She'll capture the earth with her sm.les and her mirth. Ambition: To own a maroon Buick. School Activities: Softball. Next Year: College or work. JAMES BRUCE KEEFER Jimmy A boy of action, a boy of power l'm afraid for the world. He'Il probably wow her! Ambition: To study moth. School Activities: Bank Staff, Cadet Band, Varsity Band. Next Year: Work or Service. MARIANTHE MARTHA KEKERIS Chuck Laugh and the world laughs with you. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Roolers' Club, Bowling, Tennis, Dance Club. Next Year: Ohio State University. s ELIZABETH ANNE KING Betty A fairer exterior is a silent recommen- dation. Ambition: Singer. School Activities: French Club, Leaders' Club, Literary Club, Dramatic Club, Cool- idge Handbook Committee, Bowling, Bas- ketball, Volley Ball. Next Year: Maryland University. ROBERT WILTBANK KING Bob A boy he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. ' Ambition: To be o radio personality. School Activities: Student Council Treas- urer, Varsity Basketball, Cadets, Harvard Book Award, Pep Assembly Chairman, Announcing Staff, Spring Play Publicity Stott, Courier Agent, H.M.S. Pina- fore Business and Publicity Staff, Na- tional Honor Society. Next Year: College. JOAN PATRICIA KNOUSE She does little kindnesses Which most leave undone. Ambition: Bacteriologist laboratory as- sistant. School Activities: Spanish Club, Bowling, Archery, Volleyball. Next Year: Maryland University. EDWARD LOUIS KOHRN Corny Who is it that says most? Which can say more than this rich praise- That you alone are you? Ambition: Chemical engineer. Next Year: College. EMMANUEL ANTHONY KORSON Kit There's not a string attuned to mirth, But has its chord in melancholy. Ambition: To make a fortune. Next Year: ln business. MYRNA ADELL KROOLER Efficiency is rare in one so young. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Office Staff, Chorus. Next Year: Secretary. JOHN BRADLEY LAKIN It's love that makes the world go 'round. Ambition: Engineer. School Activities: Spanish Club President, Chorus, H.M.S. Pinatore . Next Year: Service or college. ROBERT EDWARD LAMBERT Bob Happy am I, from care I am free, Why aren't they all contented like me? Ambition: To be successful. School Activities: Sgt. ut Arms of Student Council, Bowling, Surveying Club, Orches- tra, Section President. Next Year: College or Army. NANCY JANE LAWSON Nancy lf we do well here, we will do wefl there. Ambition: To be successful. School Activities: Student Council Secre- tory, Fall Show, Spring Play Make-up Staff, Volleyball, Bowling, Baskeiball, Sec- tion Vice President. Next Year: College. BETTY ANN LEWIS Betts An inborn grace that nothing locked Of culture or appliance. Ambition: To be successful. School Activities: Art Metal Club, Bowling, Badminton, Basketball, Volley ball. Next Year: College. DON WOODWARD LONGFELLOW Long What is life without variety. Ambition: Doctor. School Activities: Cadets, Announcing Staff, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Foot- ball, 'Corral Photographer, Section Vice President, Bowling, Bank Staff. Next Year: Indiana University. JAMES FLETCHER LOYD, JR. Jim A man in all the worId's new fashions. Ambition: To be a certified public oc- countant. School Activities: Orchestra, Bowling. Next Year: College. I NELLIE SIGRID MAGNUS Jackie Maiden with the fair brown tresses Curling o'er thy sparkling eyes. Ambition: To be successful. School Activities: Section Secretary, Art Metal Club, Rooters' Club, Home Eco- nomics Club, Red Cross Representative, Dance Club, Chorus, Volleyball. Next Year: College. MARGARITA MALLIOS Quality Street. Ambition: Interior decorator. School Activities: Archery, Rooters' Club. Next Year: Maryland University. PHYLLIS ANN MARIE MARCHITELLI Phyl From her lips drop gentle words. Ambition: Secretary. School Activities: Red Cross Representa- tive, Bowling, Home Economics Club. Next Year: Secretarial college. PEGGY ANN MARKWARD Fritz She's sudden if a thing comes in her mind. Ambition: Commercial illustrator. School Activities: Basketball, Art Metal Club, Chorus. Next Year: Commercial illustration course. LOIS BARBARA MARR Lo A peace above all earthly dignities, A still and quiet conscience. Ambition: To continue with music. School Activities: Spanish Club, Courier Page Editor, Home Economics Club, Cho- rus, Art Club. Next Year: College. MYRNA MARTIN' Mm This fair, modest, quiet miss. Ambition: Fashion designer. School Activities: Home Economics Club. Next Year: Art school. DEAN MAY The young man from Austria. Ambition: To fly. School Activities: Rifle Team. Next Year: Maryland University. MARY McCLENON My designs and labors And aspiration are my greatest friends. Ambition: To work in South America. School Activies: Volley Ball, Badminton, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves, Courier Editor-in-Chief. Next Year: College. ANNABELLE FRANCES McCONNELL Ann She's happy as a lark, believe me, As she goes merrily along. Ambition: To be a success. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Basket- ball, Volleyball. Next Year: College. PATRICIA JANE McCULLOUGH Pat Good humor is the health of the soul.' Ambition: Interior decorator. School Activities: Basketball, Bowling, Badminton, Volleyball, Rooters' Club. Next Year: College. PATRICIA LERE McKENZIE Pat I say not much, but think the more. Ambition: To be a housewife. School Activities: Latin Club, Basketball. Next Year: College. IRENE BEATTY McNEY Blondie I never trouble trouble, nor does trouble trouble me. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Roolers' Club, Basket- ball, Tennis, Baseball, Volley Ball, Bad- minton, Bowling, Hockey, Officials' Club. Next Year: Work. .43-F. BETTY JANE MEHRING Athletics, study, social whirl- All belong to this charming girI. Ambition: To be successful. School Activities: Red Cross Representa- tive, Archety, Bowling, Table Tennis, Vol- Ieyball. Next Year: College. CRAIG FRED MEIER Here's one who seems intelligent With quite a pleasant temperament. Ambition: College. School Activities: Intramural Basketball. Next Year? Navy. JEAN MONTGOMERY She is fairer than the day, Or the flowery meads in May. Ambition: To be a doctor. - Next Year: College. DAVID DORSEY MORAN Daisy A merrier man I never spent an hour's talk withal. School Activities: Baseball, Football. Next Year: College. CATHERINE LORRAINE MORTON Cathy Those about her - From her shall read the perfect ways of honor. Ambition: Social work. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Student Council, Bowling, Volley Ball, Basketball, Badminton, Girl Reserves, Announcing Staff, Chorus, Section Secretary and Treasurer. Next Year: College. A 1 ALICE MARIE MOTLEY Dee Let those study who will, 'tis not my intent, To die of hard work e'or youth's days are spent. Ambition: An artist. School Activities: Rooters' Club. Next Year: College. ,A............... HELEN DOROTHY MUSCHLITZ Turn not away that sweet head, 'Tis the loveliest ever was seen. Ambition: Private secretary. School Activities: Rooters' .Clog Corral Representative, Section TTSOSJEY, Junior Prom Committee, Volley Ball. Next Year: George Washington University. RICHARD GLENN NEAL Dick My wealth is health and perfect ease. Ambition: Traveling. . School Acitvities: Cadets, Junior Prom Dance Committee. m Next Year: Service or work. MARY FRANCES NEVILLE Cox For she was iust the quiet kind Whose nature never varies. Ambition: Teacher. School Activities: Home Economics Club, Girl Cadets, Courier Reporter, Bowling, Literary Club. I l OLIN EVERETTE NEWTON Newt , Such sweet complusion doth in music lie. V ' Ambition: Concert lpianist. School Activities: 'Tennis Te'am, Announc- ing Staff, Chorus., Spanish Club. Next Year: College or Army. REYNOLD ANTHONY NOCELLA Ray He reads mufh: He is a great observer and he looks Quite through the deeds of men. Ambition: Psychologist. School Activities: Student Council, Science Club, Town Meeting Club, Chorus, Pepsi- Cola Scholarship Candidate. Next Year: College. A HILLYER GAVIN NORMENT, JR. lf other people have to work, Why should I my duty shirk? Ambition: A million dollars. School Activities: Cadets. Next Year: Army. b BERNICE MAE OAKES Bun , Modesty is the beauty of women.'f Ambition: Housewife. s . Next Year: Work for FxB.I. . 1 . 4 I . 4 J., w I . 1 PEGGY WHITMAN O'CONNOR Peg If to her share some female errors fall, Look on her face and you'II forget fem all. Ambition: Model. School Activities: Rooters' Club, French Club, Bowling, Volley Ball, Badminton, Girl Reserves, Chorus. t Next Year: Rollins College. FREDERICK ARTHUR OEHM, JR. Fred , When it comes to trains, he's a whiz Just ask him some questions- ' You'lI see how it is. .i Ambition: Electrical engineer. School Activities: Stage Crew, Visual Aid Squad, Locker Squad, Cadets, Radio Tech- W nician, Science Club. Next Year: Lehigh University. DORIS VIRGINIA OLIFF She is a winsome, wee thing. Ambition: To get married. School Activities: Rooters' Club. Next Year: Workf HERMAN LEE OLIFF Buddy What he has lost in staturohe has made up in deeds. Ambition: To be a business man. School Activities: Cadets. Next Year: Work. l LOIS MARIE OXENDINE Freckles f'BIue were her eyes as the fairy-flax. Ambition: Nurse. School Activities: Cadets, Camera Club, Latin Club, Library Club, County Danc- ing Club. Next Year: College. i l i hed., BELLE PEARLMAN Woman's at best a contradiction stilI. Ambition: To get a college degree. School Activities: Girl Cadets, Spanish Club, Rooters' Club. Next Year: College. BETTY PERCHICK Diligence is the mother of good for- tune. Ambition: Teacher. Next Year: College. MARY ALICE PETERSON Petie O woman! Lovely woman! Nature made thee to temper man. Ambition: To get married. School Activities: Bowling, Girl Cadet Captain, Rooters' Club, Basketball, Vol- ley Ball, Dramatic Club, Spring Play. BARTON B. PILCHER Fil The bright black eye, the melting blue- I cannot choose between the two. Ambition: To be a success. School Activities: Cadets, Chorus, H.M.S. Pinafore , Bowling, Section President. Next Year: College or Service. MARY JUNE PIPER Junior Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak. Ambitionn: Radio dramatics. School Activities: Dramatic Club: Girl Cadets, Rooters' Club, Volley Ball, Span- ish Club. Next Year: Maryland University. ROBERT SMALLWOOD POOLE Bob Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Ambition: Doctor. School Activities: Cadets, Student Coun- cil, Corral Staff. Next Year: George Washington Univer- sity. nik GEORGIA B. POULIMENAKOS If she be talking, you will admire her for her wit. Ambition: Psychiatrist. Next Year: College: BARBARA MILDRED PREBLUDE Bobbie Being good in a number of things, Her praises we'll be glad to sing. Ambition: To travel around the world. School Activities: Volley Ball, Basketball, Baseball, Badminton, Bookkeeping Staff of Lunch Room, French Club. Next Year: Vacation down South and college. BLUTCHER EDWARD PRESCOTT I had rather hear thy discourse than see a play. Ambition: Naval officer. Next Year: College. GEORGE MALLET PREVOST Let the sounds of music creep in our ears. Ambition: Musician and arranger. School Activities: Orchestra. Next Year: U. S. Navy School of Music or Peabody Conservatory. MARY PROTOS She is both vigorous in spirit and vigor- ous in deed. Ambition: To graduate from college. School Activities: French Club, Courier Accountant, Badminton, Courier Agent. Next Year: College. PATRICIA ANN RADER Pat Her bright smile haunts me still. Ambition: To be a good nurse and house- wife. School Activities: Bowling, Table Tennis, Roolers' Club, Basketball. Next Year: Granville University. ANNE RALLIS Charms strike the sight, and merit wins the soul. Ambition: To be a singer. Next Year: Work and marriage. MARY AUDREY RANDS Red 'Not fair alone in curve and line, But something more and better. Ambition: Architect. School Activities: Student Council, Sec- tion Treasurer, Volley Ball, Basketball, Deck Tennis, Badminton, Table Tennis, Art Club, Dramatic Club, Art Metal Shop, Dancing Club, Cheerleaders, Rooters Club. Next Year: College. JEAN ANN REDMILES Reds In the field of sports Her skill shows forth. Ambition: To work in an American Em- bassy abroad. School Activities: Corral :Literary Staft, Courier Editorial Staff, Basketball, Tennis, Volley Ball, G.S.A. Board, Courier Agent. Next Year: Maryland University. RICHARD NEVELLE REED Jr. Dick A handsome and well-mannered youth, Who's very nice to tell you the truth. Ambition: Construction engineer. School Activities: Student Council, Track Team, Basketball Manager, Cadets, Sec- tion President. Next Year: Cornell University or Navy. BEVERLY GWYNN REICHARD Bev '-'Sunshine is in her smiles. Ambition: Singer. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Bowling. Next Year: Business college. NANCY MAY RICKARD Jinx I could compare thee to a summer's day, But'thy eternal summer shall not fade. Ambition: Teacher. School Activities: Archery, Basketball, Bowling, G.S.A. Board, Corral Repre- sentotive. Next Year: Wilson Teachers' College. ROSEMARY ROLLS Rogie A life that leads melodiaus days. Ambition: To find time to do everything I want ta. School Activities: G.S.A. Treasurer, Arch- ery, Bowling, Volleyball, Basketball, Home Economics Club, Section Secretary and Vice President, Rooters' Club, Offi- cials' Club. Next year: College. HOWARD MARTIN ROSENBERG Buddy Clothes make the man. Ambition: To be Vice President. School Activities: Cadets. Next Year: Penn State University. ROBERT MICHAEL ROSENTHAI. Rosy He is invariably in a hurry. Being in a hurry is one of the tributes he pays to life. Ambition: College. Next Year: College. HERBERT ROTHBERG That right was right, and there he would abide. Ambition: Chemist. School Activities: Spanish Club, Tennis Team. Next Year: College. PHYLLIS ANITA ROWLEY Phyl Willing help she lends, And gains many friends. Ambition: Accountant. School Activities: Bowling, Bank Staff, Badminton, Basketball. Next Year: Strayer's College. MARGARET ANNETTE RUARK Peggy U Ann As sweet and musical As bright ApoIlo's lute. Ambition: Scientist. School Activities: French Club, Orchestra. tr 1 4- A41-4 BIENA RUBINSTEIN Lefty That which ordinary men are tit for, il am qualified, and the best of me is diligence. Ambition: To have o book published. School Activities: Officials' Club, Home Economics Club, Science Club, Dramatic Club, Bowling, Badminton, Basketball, Baseball, Courier Reporter, Valley Ball Manager, G.S.A. Board. Next year: College. EDITH ANNE RUNK Edie She is young and of a noble modest nature. Ambition: Kindergarten teacher. School Activities: Basketball, Hockey, Art Club, French Club, Latin Club, Red Cross Representative, Home Economics Club, Girl Cadets, Counselor's Office Stati. JOHN EDWARD RUSSELL He could songs make and well indeed. Ambition: Accountant. School Activities: Orchestra, Bowling. Next Year: Navy. SONYA NATASHA SAMAKOW Sammy Laugh and be well. Ambition: To want to learn for self-bet- terment. Next Year: Maryland University. JOHN EMERSON SAUERHOFF Jack A careless song with a little nonsense in it new and then, Does not misbecome a monarch. Ambition: To be in Who's Who. School Activities: Cadets, Arsenic and Old Lace, Fall Show, H.M.S. Pina- fore, Sportscaster, Announcing Staff, Peoples of Asia, Radio Series, Red Cross Radio Program, Section President, Courier Representative, Chorus, School representative for Armistice Day Pro- gram, Town Meeting Club, Military Map- reading Class, Senior Class President. Next Year: College. DUANE DENHAM SCHWERTNER Du The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. Ambition: To get married. School Activities: Bowling, Archery, Bas- ketball, Volley Ball, G.S.A. Board, Bad- minton Manager, Ofticials' Club Presi- dent, Rooters' Club, Chorus, Spanish Club, Gym Otiice Work, Section Treas- urer. Next Year: Maryland University. RUTH ELLEN SEAQUIST Few are her faults, but many her merits. Ambition: Dietitian School Activities: G.S.A. Board, Volley Ball, Badminton, Bowling Manager, Bas- ketball, Softball, Tennis. Next Year: Cornell. BLANCHE SEGALOFF On with the dance! Let ioy be uncon- fined. Ambition: Ta get a college degree. Next Year: College. HARRY ALLAN SHAPIRO George I have spirits light as air And a merry heart that laughs at care. Ambition: Dentist. School Activities: Intramural Basketball. Next Year: College or Army. LEO JOSEPH SHEEHY Lee For a man by nothing is so well judged, as by his manners. Ambition: Surgeon. School Activities: Cadets, Chevrons' Club, Chorus. Next Year: College. MAURITA CLYDE SHEPPARD Rita She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. Ambition: Secretary. School Activities: Home Economics Club, Art Metal Club, Rooters' Club. Next Year: Maryland University. .IANICE LORRAINE SHERVEY Jon We like her for her quiet way, Her pleasant smile and manner gay. Ambition: Costume designer. School Activities: Corral Art Staff, G.S.A. Board, Section Treasurer, Volley Ball, Badminton, Basketball, Officials' Club. Next Year: Wisconsin University. EDWARD TEPPER SHIFFER Ned My mind to me a kingdom is Such present ioys therein I find. Ambition: Architect. School Activities: Art Club, Cadets, Cor- ral Art Staff and Literary Staff, Radio Broadcasts, Town Meeting Club, Map Reading, Course, National Honor So- ciety, Courier Staff, Pepsi-Cola Schol- arship Candidate. Next Year: Yale University. GOLDIE FRIEDA SHOOCK Silver With a smile on her lips she is always seen. Ambition: To succeed in life. School Activities: Rooters' Cl,ub, Bowling, Business Office Staff. Next Year: Strayer's College. GENE SHELTON SIEGEL A man of some contemplative stature. School Activities: Cadets, Visual Aid Squad, Spanish Club. Next Year: College. ANNE SILVERMAN A little voice so soft and kind. Ambition: Personnel director. School Activities: Archery, Red Cross Representative. Next Year: College. MELVIN BURTON SINGER Mel A good disposition is a priceless treas- ure. Ambition: To own a clothing store. School Activities: Intramural Basketball. Next Year: College or Army. KENNETH ANDERSON SLICER Kenny And everything handsome about him. Ambition: To get married. School Activities: J.V. Football. Next Year: Army. GORDON ROBERT SMITH Smitty lt's good to be merry and wise, lt's good to be honest and true. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. School Activities: Bowling, Soaring Club, Surveying Club, Student Council, Spanish Club. Next Year: College. ROBERT STEWART SPANGLER Bob My tongue within my lips will keep, For who talks much does trouble seek. Ambition: Chemical engineer. School Activities: Student Council, Stage Crew, Cheerleaders, Tennis, C Club, Cadets, Publicity Staff of Spring Play and H.M.S. Pinafore , Announcing Staff, Interhigh Radio Play of '43, Chemistry Lab. Assistant, Dramatic Club, Red Cross Representative, Rooters' Club. Next Year: College. VIOLA MAY SPARKMAN Vi A bundle of energy, A barrel of fun. Ambition: Secretary. School Activities: Basketball, Rooters' Club, Girl Cadets. Next Year: Work. MARIE CATHERINE SAPRROUGH Rie Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare, And beauty draws with a single hair. Ambition: To be a success. School Activities: Bank Staff, Rooters' Club, Deck Tennis, Volley Ball, Basket- ball. Next Year: Banking institute. HERBERT CECIL SPICER Buddy Men of few words are the best men. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. School Activities: Cadet Sergeant, Intra- mural Basketball, Track, Courier Agent. Next Year: Maryland University. ALBERT CLAYTON STANLEY, JR. Worry and I have never met. Ambition: Printer. School Activities: Cadet Band, Corral Art Staff, Pep Band. GENE DORIS STATZ Pinkie A trim little ship in the ocean of society. Ambition: Spanish teacher. School Activities: Spanish Club, Bowling, Volley Ball, Rooters' Club, Courier Staff. Next Year: College. JUNE MARIE STATZ Junie Like, but oh! How different! Ambition: 'To be successful. School Activities: Spanish Club, Courier Editor, Courier Agent, Rooters' Club, Bowling, Basketball, Volley Ball, Section Secretary, Cheer Leader Alternate. Next Year: College. JAMES G. STEFFLER Jim His greatest treasures are his friends and their number is legion. Ambition: Civil engineer. School Activities: Corral Business Staff, Chorus, Cadets, National Honor Society. Next Year: College or Service. FRANCES STEIN Franny There is something in a face, An air, and a peculiar grace, Which boldest painter cannot trace. Ambition: Dietician. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Business Office Staff. Next Year: College. GOLDIE ROSE STEINBERG Shorty There are those to whom iust to live is a icy. Ambition: To learn to play the piano. Next Year: Work. WILLIAM PERRY STEWART Bill A collector of weapons-he has the rare power of winning friends And intluencing peopIe. Ambition: Explosive engineer. Next Year: Maryland University. LUCILLE ISBELLA STROSK Lou To win the wonder of the world, A smile from her bright eyes. Ambition: Accountant. School Activities: Art Metal Club. Next Year: College. GILBERT WARREN STURMAN A rilleman with an aim in life. Ambition: To own a printshop. School Activities: Cadets, Rifle Team, Chevrons' Club. Next Year: Army. MARY KAYE SULLIVAN Kaye A being quite full of mischief, wit, and glee, And daring as a human form could be. Ambition: Marriage plus iournalism. School Activities: Art Metal Club, Dra- matic Club, Courier Editor-in-Chief and Second Page Editor, Rooters' Club. Next Year: College. SHIRLEY M. TALBOTT Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, An excellent thing in woman. Ambition: To be successful. School Activities: Orchestra. Next Year: Dramatics and Maryland Uni- ' versity. VIRGINIA ANTOINETTE THACKER Toni Age cannot wither nor custom stale Her ininite variety. Ambition: Marry a football coach and 1 raise my own team. School Activities: Courier Editor, Basket- ball, Section Secretary. Next Year: College. GEORGEANN CONROW THOMAS Jeet Oh could you view the melody of every grace, . And music of her face! Ambition: To be on author. School Activities: Spanish Club, Writer of School Song, Archery, H.M.S. Pina- fore Stage Set Designs, Bowling. Next Year: College. HELEN MAY THOMAS Bubbles It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night Like a rich iewel in an Ethiep's ear. Ambition: To fly. School Activities: Bowling, Rooters' Club, Section President, Section Secretary. Next Year: Stephens College, Missouri. l HAROLD GLENN TITTSLER He never spoke a word too much. Next Year: College. JANET LOUISE TOOLEY Jan To those who knew thee not No words can paint. Ambition: Win Ladies' National Free- Style Championship. School Activities: Bowling, Basketball, Badminton, Girl Cadets, Choir. Next Year: Business college. KATHLEEN MAE TORNEY Kathy ln the Bower of youth and beauty's pride. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Office Stott. Next Year: Air hostess course or nursing. ELIZABETH ANNE TORREY Lia Her very frowns are fairer far then smiles of other maidens are. Ambition: Costume designer. School Activities: Rooters' Club, Dramatic Club, Officials' Club, Courier Agent, Business Staff of Corral , Bowling, Honorary Basketball Varsity, Tennis, Bad- minton, Volleyball, Deck Tennis, Table Tennis, Girl Reserves. Next Year: Maryland University. BETTY JEAN TWERY Her life is earnest work, not play. Ambition: Interior decorator. School Activities: Courier Typist and Reporter, Dramatic Club, G.S.A. Board, Officials' Club, Courier Editor, Cor- ral Literary Staff, French Club President, Announcing Staff. Next Year: College. an R, .ft . fi- :::.f'f.J'21 22.1 1.3-. 4.149 x, JANE TAYLOR VAUGHN Janie Her intelligence is quite sound, And we've heard she gets around. Ambition: Private secretary. School Activities: Girl Cadets, Courier' Typist, Girl Reserves, Basketball, Volley- ball. Next Year: Work. DAVID COLLARD VENABLE Dave A kind and well-mannered young man, Who'll always do good if he possibly can. Ambition: Doctor. School Activities: Cadets. Next Year: College or Service. ELDON ALBERT VOLKMER Life is so short and insecure That I would not hurry away from any pleasure. Ambition: To become a mechanical en- gineer. School Activities: Track Team, C Club, Varsity Band, Visual Aid Squad, Locker Squad, Orchestra. Next Year: Iowa State University or Seryice. ROBERT NEWELL WARNER Bob lf music be the food of love, play on. Ambition: To be successful. School Activities: Cadet Band Captain, Student Council, Varsity Band Manager, Spanish Club, Fall Show, Brigade Band, Orchestra. Next Year: College. RUBY ARLENE WEBB Born with the gift of laughter. Ambition: To teach music. School Activities: Girl Reserves, Bowling, Courier Representative. Next Year: Maryland University. ALBERT WEHR Whiuy Studious, yet a iolly friend. Ambition: To play Beethoven as Beethoven should be played. Next Year: College. v CHARLES ADOLPH WEIGEL Charlie Quiet boys are the most surprising. Ambition: Mechanical engineer. School Activities: Science Club, Bowling, Surveying Club. Next Year: Purdue University. ROBERT ARTHUR WEINMAN Bob None but the brave deserve the fair. Ambition: Chemical engineer. School Activities: Bank Staff, Intramural Basketball, Spanish Club, Football, Sci- ence Club. Next Year: Cornell University. HELENE JUDITH WEINSTEIN She never troubles another for what she can do herseIf. Ambition: Teacher. School Activities: Officials' Club, Badmin- ton Champion, Basketball, Volleyball. Next Year: Maryland University. JEANNE SHIRLEY WEINSTEIN Jeannie Usually modest, sometimes coy, Yet always full of quiet ioy. Ambition: To get married. School Activities: Dancing Club. Next Year: School. EDWIN ELWOOD WESTERFIELD Without music, life would be a mistake. .Ambition : .Electrical -cengineer. School Activities: Visual Aid Squad Presi- dent, Science Club, Orchestra. Next Year: College or Navy. JOHN WILLIAM WHEELER Willie Happy and carefree- Oh, to be like thee! Ambition: To be a rich man. School Activities: Cafeteria Worker, Ca- dets. Next Year: Navy. CAROL WHITNEY She that was ever fair and never proud, Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Ambition: To have a well-rounded edu- cation. School Activities: G.S.A. Board, Officials' Club, Volleyball, Bowling, 'Country Danc- ing, Badminton, Hockey Manager, Awards Chairman, French Club, Latin Club, Girl Cadets, Orchestra. Next Year: Middlebury College, Vermont. DOROTHY WHITNEY Dot True to her word, her work, her friends. Ambition: College and work. School Activities: G.S.A. Board, French Club President, Orchestra, Girl Cadet Maior, Rookie Sponsor Chairman, Volley- ball, Badminton, Bowling, Section Sec- retary, Badminton Manager. Next Year: Middlebury College, Vermont. JIMMYE RICHARD WIEGAND Wygand Born for success he seemed, With grace to win, with heart to hold, With shining gifts that took all eyes. Ambition: Professor of entomology. School Activities: Science Club, Junior Biological Society, Bowling. Next Year: College or Service. WARD J. WILKIE His smile is ever welcome. Ambition: Electrical engineer. School Activities: Bowling. Next Year: Service. WAYMAN PARKER WILKINS, JR. Ray A youth of simple ways is a man of honest intent. Ambition: Test pilot. Next Year: Naval Air Corps. GLORIA ROSALIE WILKINSON Every genuine work of art has as much reason For being as the earth and the sun. Ambition: Artist. School Activities: Spanish Club, Dancing Club, Girl Cadets. Next Year: Art school or college. ARTHUR JOHN WILLIAMS Art Great thoughts like great deeds need no trumpet. Ambition: To go to South America. School Activities: Pep Assemblies, Spring Plays, Corral Editor-in-Chief, Bowling. Next Year: College. KATHERINE POSTON WINEBRINIER Kitty A daughter of the gods, divinely toll, And most divinely fair. Ambition: To go abroad in the foreign service. School Activities: Vice-President of Stu- dent Council, Publicity Chairman of G.S.A., Officials' Club, Volleyball, Bowling. Next Year: Duke University. ROGERS CROSWELL WISE Rosy Of science and logic he chatters As fast and as fine as he can: Though I am no iudge of such matters, I'm sure he's a talented man. Ambition: Artist. Next Year: College. SHIRLEY EVELYN WITT Studious, of ease, and fond of humble things. Ambition: To be a teacher. School Activities: Corral Literary Staff, Librory Club, French Club, Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club. Next Year: Wilson Teachers' College. -. 5: . .' st - -V' .t -. i ,.-'l- ,WL V if-A,-'f. .:,.:,s .-sv .,,:.. 1, gf- - t.- :.:,f'l l , .-,,-gg. - fn- , -,,. gt.- V. .- 4, JAY STANLEY WOLF J.J. Young fellows will be young fellows. Ambition: To own a ranch in California. School Activities: Student Council, Cour- ier Circulation Manager, Corral Busi- ness Stali, Visual Aid Squad, Golf Team, Bowling. Next Year: University of Michigan. BETTY LOU WYSS Bunny She laughed and danced and talked and sang. Ambition: Interior decorator. School Activities: Bowling, Archery, Ten- nis, Art Club, Fall Show, Chorus, Cour- ier Reporter, Corral Art Staff, Cour- ier Art Representative, H.M.S. Pina- fore . Next Year: College. DOLORES EMMETT YATES Snickles Such a pretty face and fair You cannot help but stop and stare. Ambition: To be successful. School Activities: Art Metal Club, Cour- ier Reporter, Volleyball, Basketball, Deck Tennis, Courier typist, Dancing Club, Chorus. Next Year: College. VENCIE JEAN YEAGER Texas Know ye all things now if ye would a surgeon be. Ambition: To be o surgeon. Next Year: Texas. THEODORE BARNETT Gogs I dare do all that may become a man: Who dares do more is none. Ambition: To be a success. School Activities: Varsity Football, C Club, Section Treasurer, Chorus, Cadets, French Club. CARL LOUIS BORNMAN Boris He will maintain his argument as well as any military man in the worId. Ambition: Doctor. School Activities: Latin Club, Courier Agent. Next Year: Army. RICHARD THOMAS CLAXTON Dick Here's a boy with a heart of gold, Always brave but never bold. Ambition: To get rich. Next Year: College or Service. ALFRED COATES COE Al Men of thought and men of action. Ambition: Portrait photographer and lens designer. School Activities: Courier Staff. Next Year: Study photography in New York. SHIRLEY MAE CUMBERLAND 5quirreley 'Tis beauty truly blended. Ambition: To be a dress designer. School Activities: Dancing Club. Next Year: Work in a bank. MARIAN LOIS DRESNER Cuz Full of fun with lots of spirit. School Activities: Art Club, Dramatic Club, Courier Agent, Red resentative, OHice Clerk. Ambition: To live the life of Riley. Next Year: Secretary. Cross Rep- RALPH D. FREER, Jr. Buddy There is no one freer than I. Ambition: Doctor. School Activities: Cadets. Next Year: College or Army. Phyllis Baker Carolyn Giddings Lloyd Smith DONALD M. HAYES Don A young man is wise who keeps his aims in view. Ambition: Surgeon. Next Year: George Washington University. JAMES HAROLD KENDRICK Sonny Bid him speak: he will enchant thine ears. Ambition: Marriage. School Activities: Page Editor of Cour- ier , Newspaper advertiser for H.M.S. Pinafore , Bowling. Next Year: Navy. DAVID RICHARD MILLER Dave That you are long and lanky, ls all we know, quite frankIy. Ambition: Army Air Corps. School Activities: Corral photographer, Coolidge Quartette. Next Year: Service or College. JAMES IRWIN MITCHELL Mitch Had he not always treasures, always friends? Ambition: Dentist. School Activities: Chorus, Section Presi- dent. Next Year: College. JOHN MOY Sneeze A well-liked young man. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. School Activities: Varsity Band, Orches- tra, Cadets, Rifle Team. Next Year: Virginia Military Institute. WILLIAM BARRY RYAN Always useful in work or play His life is like a sunny day. Ambition: Engineer for Glenn L. Martin School Activities: Football Manager, Cadets. Next Year: Navy. CECIL ELLIS SQUIRES Teil, says the proverb, is the sire of fame. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. School Activities: Cadets. Next Year: College. John Mackenzie Ruth Snyder ,.l. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Now that we are leaving Coolidge to follow many and diversified ways of life, it is fitting that we, as a class, should review once more the events of the past three years that have meant so much to us. All of us remember vividly the fall of 1943, with every Friday afternoon mark- ing a new victory for our football team, which in the end rewarded our greatest hope by becoming the champion high-school team of the District. Football tactics remind us of our mad rush to get into the right clubs on the right day, a trick we could never seem to master even after three years' practice. As the spring of i944 approached, a girl cadet corps was organized, and many girls of our class added To the rear, march! and ln cadence to their vocabularies. That spring, too, our tennis team captured the championship and began pre- paring for the repeat performance they were to stage the following year. As we came back to Coolidge in the fall of '44 for our iunior year, we began nine months of hard work, intermingled with more fun than we'd ever had before. Our social life moved at a faster tempo this year, with the Touchdown Dance, the Turnabout Dance, the Cadet Ball, the lnterhigh Dance, and finally, in the spring, the big success of the year for us, our Junior Prom. As we grew older our appetites grew with us, and the faculty thought it advis- able to give us earlier lunch periods. The first lunch soon became affectionately known as the Breakfast Club. After games this year we went home with our ears deafened by the resounding noise of the newly founded Varsity Band. During our iunior year, the new Club Room, open to seniors during lunch periods, became the center of the school's social life. The spring play of 1945, Arsenic and Old Lace, was as great a success as its predecessor, The Man Who Came to Dinner . ln April we watched the flag above the plaza fly at half mast, and our voices were hushed in tribute to the memory of our great war leader, Franklin D. Roosevelt. Before the flag was raised again, however, we witnessed the triumph of our Allied forces in Europe, and here at Coolidge we marked this V-E Day with a simple, religious service. lt seemed strange to be going to school during our senior year in a world at peace. The first effect of this change on Coolidge was the return from the armed forces of its principal, Mr. Tommy Holmes, whom we were proud and glad to welcome back. lt was hard to say good-bye to Mr. Brougher, though, and we tried to express our gratitude by presenting him with a silver service and our best wishes for continued success. ln the fall of our senior year the cast of the H.M.S. Pinafore presented a two nights' performance and succeeded in singing their way into the hearts of their audience. The February class, suddenly finding commencement iust over the horizon, elected their class officers and on January i8 held their Senior Prom at the Shoreham Hotel. For the most part our three years at Coolidge have been happy ones. We've worked together as a class to hold high the standards of our school. As commence- ment draws near, and we are about to become alumni of this school, it is with real sorrow that we think of leaving it. We know, however, that we will treasure through- out our lives the bonds of affection formed here. We are leaving with high hopes both for our future and for that of Coolidge. FEBRUARY POPULARITY Best Looking Best Disposition Prettiest Eyes Most Attractive Most Dignified Best Dancer Peppiest Most Likely to Most Popular Best Dressed Wittiest Teacher's Pet Best Athlete Most Talented Prettiest Hair Most Bashful Cover-Girl-Boy Cutest Couple Smile Succeed GIRL Joyce Hendricks Virginia Martin Ruth Molineu Barbara Williams Mary Lowman Arlene Smith Arlene Smith Natalie Salomon Virginia Martin Madalene Arslanian Arlene Smith Dorothy Hansen Jackie Bullock Natalie Salomon Ursula Bruce Phyllis Herndon Joyce Hendricks Virginia Martin ahd POLL BOY Eddie Bryant Ralph Baum George Lindsay Ralph Tash Eugene 'Griffin Ralph Baum Charles Kiesgan Eugene Grifitin Charles Kiesgan Gene Bean Dick Newman Eugene Griffin Charles Kiesgan Edwin Johnson Bob levick Charles Sheetz Eddie Bryant Bill Hepburn JU NE POPULARITY POLL Best Looking Best Disposition Prettiest Eyes Most Attractive Smile Most Dignitied Best Dancer Peppiest Most Likely to Succeed Most Popular Best Dressed Wittiest Teacl'1er's Pet Best Athlete Most Talented Prettiest Hair Most Bashful Cover Girl-Boy Cutest Couple GIRL Juanita Baker Audrey Rands Pat Hawkes Nancy Lawson Betty King Marjorie Bragunier Irene McNey Ruth Davis Nancy Lawson Peggy O'Connor Marjorie Bragunier Betty Twery Irene McNey Audrey Rands Joanne Jonscher Carol Eddingfield Juanita Baker Marie Sparrow an BOY Barton Pilcher James SteFl'ler Craig Maier Ted Barnett Jack Sauerholt Bob Jones Jay Wolf Jack Sauerhoft Frank Geraci Bob Denton David Moran Neal Bozarth Bill Cannon Jack Sauerhoff Barton Pilcher Barton Pilcher Barton Pilcher Kenny Slicer UNDER GRA DUA T55 JUNIORS As sophomores, we came to Coolidge in the fall of '43. Our interest was soon directed toward the football season, which gave us, as new students, our first taste of school spirit. Our first opportunity to show our diversified talents came with the fall show, The Pied Piper , with all semesters represented in the cast. Basketball next took the stage, with a victory over undefeated Eastern, 40-38, climaxing the SSCISOI1. The beginning of the new semester brought tryouts for the spring play, Arsenic and Old Lace , in which a member of our class played one of the leads. Then came baseball, tennis, swimming, and the cadet competitions to entertain us until the end of the semester. Report cards brought our first year at Coolidge to a sobering close, with their reminder of progress achieved or neglected. When we returned after a summer spent in working, attending summer school, or just loafing, All work and no play was not our motto. With the beginning of the new semester we were iuniors, of age at last. The football team again went into action, with many of our classmates playing on the team. In December, Mrs. Mc- Adoo and the chorus presented H. M. S. Pinafore , in which several members of our class sang leading roles. The next important events were the basketball games, which brought the championship to Coolidge. We were proud of the contribution to that achievement made by the members of the iunior class who were on the team. One of these boys was placed on the all-high team. We are all looking forward to the Junior Prom, a festive celebration of our status as upper classmen. Soon we shall be seniors. We know that with this position will come a greater responsibility not only to our school, but also to ourselves, Individually and as a group. ff If SECTION 307-6 Lf' Mr. Gilbert I5 In - 'eq-in , eer on , I up S., Pollack, A., Regeimbal, N., Rooney, T. J 5 Alcorn, R., Boyd, E., Caldwell, E., Dantuono, L., D'Pugh, C., Doherjy, F.,s Kangas, G., Ko- walski, F., Maggeburger, R., Matthews, J., M' k' , L., P k' sup. Pt s , W. Ph'll' s, I Shaffer, T., Shalowitz, E., Vogel, F., Beuer- mann, B., Boyer, B., Clark, E., Dresner, M., Franks, B., Gottwals, M., Huseman, P., ner, N., Lazarus, M., Morris, P., Sachs, ., Slye, M., Stoller, B., Weiss, R., Wolman, L. SECTION 325-6 Mr. Lloyd Altheide, H., Austin, G., Beniamin, R., Bren- nan, J., Cogswell, J., Corley, F., Floyd, B., Gilbert, R., Gordon, P., Healey, J., Hover- male, H., Krider, L., Marotta, P., McCoy, T., Miller, W., Neale, J., Pell, W., Phillips, G., Rutledge, R., Warren, W., Watkins, J., Wormcke, R., Battoglia, M., Bluestone, I., Hyman, B., Kearney, H., Kliban, G., LeClair, L., Leech, J., Sentman, J., Smalley, P., Talley, M., Wiebe, M. SECTION 308-6 Miss Rutherford Banning, B., Beltield, R., Clifford, R., Coman T., Covington, R., Ford, C., Gates, R., Lam- bert, E., Lyons, L., Malkin, W., Mel'on, A., Nitowitz, H., Noonan, J., Rosendorf, H. Sacs, A., Schermerhorn, C., Schroer, D. Shearer, E., Spilman, B., Sturges, R., Tripp W., Zergolis, P., Black, M., DeMino, J. Downing, J., Hurowitz, N., King, M., Lake M., Martin, I., McCloskey, J., Nelson, F. Reed, B. A., Rubenstein, V., Sills, D., Sody C., Thomas, J., Trivetf, G., Wilson, D. SECTION 127-5 Miss Barkley Armstrong, J., Bancroft, C., Bendure, A. Brown, W., Browne, C., Burk, R., Cohen, C. Cree, P., D'Avanzo, D., Eggleston, R., Graham J., Hedlund, H., Kaiss, F., Landis, J., Mc Ninch, J., Mitchell, C., Phillips, R., Solins E., Sanford, E., Stewart, W., Wilkinson, L. Witzel, W., Auerbach, R., Bains, M., Barr V., Christensen, P., Evans, C., Handleman E., Jacquier, R. M., Little, M. L., MacKintosh L., McCoy, P., Newell, J., Robb, J., South gate, E., Taylor, D., Umhau, M. SECTION 330-5 Miss Morris Barr, S., Cook, I., Culberson, E., Eichner, M., Englehardt, D., Ferguson, R., Foy, A., Gold berg, B., Griflin, D., Henning, D., Katz, R. Langmack, R., Miller, W., Purves, R., Rooney R., Speidel, R., Thomas, W., Andrus, M. Baker, B., Bell, A., Coman, C., Compton, E. Cruzon, C., Dunlap, R:, Durepo, J., Garner J., Griffith, B., Kunef, I., McWhirt, P., Oerting E., Roe, M., Sapp, M., Sheppard, A., Snyder E.: Utz, F., Williams, J. f 1 1 I SECTION 314-5 Miss Williams Bonclareff, R., Brehme, R., Donohue, R., Har- rod, K., Jon1ifT, S., Kligman, T., Maisel, J., Mills, A., Nevitt, J., Ross, M., Schindler, W., Smallwood, W., Snyder, M., Sieffes, R., Tay- lor, R., Vagomoni, A., Beville, L., Dallon, E., Ellsworvh, M., Forinas, R., Gallagher, T., Hagerly, V., Hunter, J., Kalz, J., Lewis, J., Marmelslein, J., McEn7ee, P., Morris, M., Pumphrey, J., Selecman, N., Simon, E., Smith, C., Speclor, J., Spencer, E., Summers, S., Tolson, V., Washburn, M. SECTION 310-5 Miss Black Carrick, D., Doran, J., Dorman, R., Fox, S., Gohs, A., Haskell, R., King, S., Kraemer, G., Neely, D., Osbourn, R., Robin, B., Rohr, R.- Saur, G., Thomas, J., Blackwell, M., Boall B., Caponili, L., Deanell, P., Ely, R., Free- mon, R., Golden, A., GaIds'ein, B., Green- baum, H., Harrison, N., Lanzer, E., Lindahl, M., Mudrick, B., Seligman, M., Stoll, D., Taylor, W., Thompson, M., Walton, M., Waters, H. SECTION 237-5 Mrs. Aulf Brown, P., Chappell, P., Cooper, W., Green- berg, M., Hall, D., Huflon, W., Jenkins, J., Kaplan, M., Koepfle, R., Ladd, C., Langley, A., Marine, M., Nelson, P., Riley, D., Rosen- thal, S., Shoemaker, T., Weller, R., Wolk, R., Woodall, J., Bunke, J., Cordell, D., Eisen- berg, R., Fralkin, R., Howland, J., Lewis, G., Mitchell, P., Monlague, F., Paheson, F., Rosenfhal, H., Schneider, J., Schweitzer, J., Sparrough, P., Summers, H., Thomas, K. SECTION 327-5 Miss McGuire Crichton, J., Douros, W., Haltenbrun, C. Jansen, R., Jones, I., Kramer, A, Marlin, D. Moulclen, W., Nelson, R., Peatross, R., Rosen blah, J., Wand, D., Weber, P., Weir, R. Winslow, E., Wolfe, H., Blake, M., Chapin D., French, C., Griflis, D., Harvey, V. Hyalf, E., Katz, N., Jones, B. J., Latimer, N. Lilsch, B. J., May, B., McNeil, P., Napoli, A. Reisinger, M., Shapiro, F., Shearer, J., Sheelz A., Swain, N., Watts, J., Wellborn, S. Youngman, S. I I I SECTION 228-5 Mr. Jeffery Billups, F., Castia, L., Dahl, D., Davidson, T., Diedrich, J., Hierholzer, W., Hulbert, W., Jobe, W., Keegan, S., Kendall, F., Kenyon, C., Krause, L., Kroll, W., Levy, J., Mueller, B., Naecher, S., Rassbach, R., Sheelor, K., Sledman, J., Wofford, D., Womeldorph, J., Brown, C., Clark, L., Corbeh, N., Edwards, M., Glekas, A., Hopkins, A., Klemmer, J., Lemelman, R., Mefzera'l, H., Schlkevifz, R., Smith, L., Swan, R., While, E. L. SECTION 227-5 Miss Chappell Ackerman, C., Bergmann, K., Carler, J., Frager, A., Francis, D., Gartenhaus, B., Gul- Iickson, I., Kaufman, R., Mills, R., Purvis, C., Shrader, J., Skuce, J., Tornillo, J., Wolf- man, A., Bane, G., Brandi, J., DeLap, J., Dye, P., Fields, I., Giancoli, M., Goldman, J., Heckman, A., Holland, G., Holloway, M., Hudnall, R., Larcombe, B., Maguire, M., Oisboid, D., Rind, E., Schaffer, M., Schell- berg, V., Smilh, B., Thomas, V., Van Vranken, D. SECTION 204-5 Miss Taylor Baker, R., Barney, M., Bingham, J., Burch, D., Burman, J., Creswell, R., Garner, R., Green, E., Kanlrawllz, D., Lange, R., Law- rence, D., Porten, H., Prolos, M., Sanger, H., Srudley, J., Terrell, R., Williamson, B., Bailey, J., Berry, A., Bovello, C., Boyer, E., Brungarl, M., Clausen, M., Dodek, L., Douglas, M., Faunce, M., Gardner, N., Kolker, B., Lang, B., Marshall, L., Normandy, R., Russell, J., Sheppard, C., Tempel, D., Ward, P., Wein- berg, L. SECTION 'l'l3-4 Mrs. Silverman Ashton, G., Caldwell, J., Cohen, G., Delo- davico, L., Dennis, J., Gran', I., Hayward, Jr., W., Healwale, D., Jackson, G., Jesler, J., Janes, R., Kiesgen, J., Kilsoulis, J., Loes berg, C., McLeod, Jr., C., Parker, R., Schnabel J., St. Clair, W., Taylor, Jr., C., Young, B. Albertson, S., Booth, M., Brenner, E., Cleaves C., Downs, L., Dyson, K., Fitzgerald, M., Guerra, M., Hochman, G., Keene, B., Landry S., Lowslufer, M., Malrhews, H., Morrison, D. Osmond, P., Perchick, S., Plummer, C., Robertson, M., SchalT, R. L., Shamigian, M., Sperling, E., Tyler, M. 5 i I 2 5 i ......-... 9 . ' 2 I-2 ,f Y L . 2 .gd PIN w. SECTION 313-4 Mrs. .leclclin Alterman, A., Bell, R., Belt, W., Boker, I., Cohen, E., Crippen, D., Greenberg, S., Hughes, E., Johnson, C., Kleinknechf, R., Kyne, P., Moss, A., Nappi, J., Rosen, J., Snow, N., Spence, P., Vosmek, T., Young, R., Adler, A., Caponiti, A., Dowty, J., Ellman, E., Ferrelti, R., Gray, N., Goode, J., Higgins, J., Hill, G., Hite, B., Mason, N., Moran, H., Perry, B., Philips, J., Renneberger, G., Seigel, L., Smith, C., Steinhouser, L. SECTION 212-4 Mrs. McMurray Atwell, H., Bosdekion, E., Berman, C., Bord- niclt, D., Brown, E., Carey, J., Colerncn, W., Cram, R., Geiger, M., Greenberg, M., Hodg- son, J., Kang, G., Kelser, R., Kiser, R., Kull, F., Miller, G., Olvey, W., Perkins, R., Reif- kind, J., Shaffer, K., Sirltis, S., Sisgold, D., Spur, W., Switkes, W., Threcith, L., Wilson, H., Altman, H., Bittenbender, V., Brod- ford, M., Clifford, M. J., Eodie, E., Gordon. J., Harris, V., Jobe, B., Keroes, A., Lee, M., MacDonald, C., Meyers, R., Newberry, C., Rowley, V., Rosenthal, H., Schneider, J., Shipman, P., Slczndlee, W., Summers, H., Uricolo, M., Watson, P. SECTION II5-3 Miss Nelson Andrews, P., Baker, J., Boyle, T., Corr, K., Cline, R., de Loski, E., Erxleben, A., Hamil- Ion, T., Libys, L., Moites, L., Minor, R., Moore, D., Ponack, A., Puryear, E., Sosscer, D., Schilling, C., Snyder, R., Valanos, K., Ap- pleby, J., Baum, E. M., Cleaveland, B.. Davies, J., Dickerson, P., Follis, A., Haight, D., Henderer, J., Johnson, D., Lehmkuhl, C., Mccurdy, S., Medina, G., Mellott, C., Payne, B., Rodman, R., Schneider, A., Schnopps, B., Slelfes, R., Sterling, J., Weimann, E. SECTION 230-3 Mr. Neer Budd, J., Coulson, J., Duvall, J., Errigo, T., Hinkle, S., Hufstcxder, G., LaVigne, L, Leath- erwood, J., McCIosky, G., Merrick, H., Monck, G., Morris, R., O'Connor, R., Penn, R., Rudi- gier, J., Stack, P., Wilson, E., Russell, C., Brodell, J.: Burton, M., Deitermeier, L., de Lesdernier, F., Ernst, B., Fenwick, D., Gounclie, D. M., Hetherington, B., Hurst, D., Huston, A., Kellum, B. A., Mangels, D., Mat- thews, B. A., Reich, J., Sachs, M., Smith, C., Smith, J. A., Vermillion, V. SECTION 320-3 Miss Hunlingfon Anderson, L., Boliles, K., Bennett, R., Bur roughs, W., Codier, E., Damon, T., Eaton, N. Eisenacher, R., Gibson, W., Gillespie, J., Hal pern, R., Kamerow, J., Lemon, R., Miller W. Nicholson, D., Pitman, J., Porter, E., San sone, P., Thompson, R., Allen, D., Crawl J., Darby, C., Diacouplos, M., Leese, M. Light, N., Mayman, F., McCasIin, N., Mor ris, A., Osbourne, D., Reese, C., Roberts J., Schnobel, M., Stackhause, M., VanKirk M., Ward, C, SECTION 3I I-3 Mr. Suber Allenstein, R., Bardos, G., Chaconas, J. Dick, R., Feldman, I., Friedman, D., Harder R., Hegarty, R., Kirsch, R., Lyle, J., Mogness F., Nessley, V., Noakes, A., Olar, M., Rob bins, P., SchuI'z, J., Smoot, G., Steele, L. Stegmeier, G., Vrahiotes, P., Wells, T., Cole K., Donohue, D., Duff, M., Frank, P., Herdt M., Kimlblatr, D., Light, C., McKinneI, D. Polmer, J., Pollio, M., Roome, N., Sherman D., Southgate, D., Sfraughan, B. A., Wolfe, J SECTION 305-3 Mrs. Holmes Beeker, B., Brooks, R., Coe, J., Dail, L. Dumas, H., Hollis, F., Hyman, R., Jones, R. Klein, M., League, H., Malkin, E., Norton N., Rozansky, D., Showalter, W., Strong, R. Waxler, I., Ashley, M., Blalrelock, J., Cooper M., Edmiston, G., Gomer, M. l., Gebhardf M., Haight, J., Hanac, R., Kiley, M., Kuyken dall, C., Liddy, L. A., Loehler, C., Martz W., Merrman, R., Poole, A., Powell, D., Runk J., Shulman, D., Sweeney, P., Volliotis, K. Zook, S. SECTION 304-3 Mrs. Watkins Barnum, W., Baumer, J., Dove, G., Fuller, R. Glenn, W., Guren, T., Herdt, D., Holweck R., Maier, W., Rishty, L., Roscher, K., Rubin w., Sickles, J., smzih, P., wugg, E., Wu I F- Winslow J Black P Com ton cy -, V -2 . -1 P -: Cocoras, E., Doherty, M., Edison, L., Evans, J., Farrow, M., Freedman, B., Herson, L. Little, M., McVernon, D., Pollock, H., Powers N., Rasenson, V., Sherman, P., Sutton, M., Varn, D., Zaritsky, A., Zoole, J. 1 1 I I SECTION 232-3 Mr. Waddell Boorstein, E., Brown, H., Buck, F., Colburn T., Godfrey, E., Kaufman, R., Krueger, J. r 2 Marotta, C., O'Hora, D., Rubenstein, S., Sals- bury, P., Schoenfelder, R., Slye, W., Snider, D., Sutton, J., Weiner, G., Ayars, A., Bart- lett, B., Blanken, M., Burns, B., Collier, J. Cortelyou, H., Edwards, B., Garrison M. Hubbard, S., Lacey, M., Leon, L., Lednardi B., Mahoney, M. L., Mardell, E., Rollis, G. Ruark, H., Rutledge, J., Silverman, D., Thomas, D., Wissler, J. SECTION 219-3 Miss Clary Borges, D., Clark, K., Corbett, E., Davis, W. Duvall, B., Goodsaid, D., Horncday, F., Jones W., Kidwell, R., Laubscher, L., Maghan, K. Martineau, R., McCloskey, J., Penkert, D.: Rubinstein, H., Schneider, R., Sobel, H., Stew- art, R., Weiss, W., Bierhans, R., Bookoff, M. Boyer, P., Coyle, C., Endres, C., Etherson D., Goetz, M. L., Hanson, P., Harris, M. Helmer, B., Hyman, M., Jarrelll M., Mandis' E., Mullenberg, T., Rankin, J., Ross, F., Sachs A., Silverstone, E., Thomas, R. SECTION 210-3 Miss Holbrook Balderson, W., Cassels, W., Davis, C., De Lodovico, N., Droescher, P., Fankhauser, H. Hayden, F., Holton, R., Hyman, D., Jacquot V., Kaplan, D., Longo, D., Mi'cheIl, L. Schoen, J., Vierling, R., Weigel, D., Baker D., Cohen, F., Dexter, E., Diggs, K., Fallon D., Fischle, R., Foright, B. L., Golden, B. J. Hambright, D., Johnson, L., Knouse, D., Levin S., McEvoy, L., Moorehead, T., Richitt. P. Rose, R., Schulman, E., Stewart, P., Strobel B., Wineberg, E. SECTION 208-3 Mrs. Sandefer Alexander, D., Baldwin, J., Balthis, G., Ben nett, R., Biggs,'L., Burkhardt, R., Duke, H. Eddy, W., Grice, F., Perkins, P., Russell, M. Strobel, B., Vartabedian, M., Winter, W. Wocdyard, R., Zevin, J., AIbe.tson, S., Brown L., Chamberlain, J., Chris'opherson, M., Dan zig, A., Darrow, J., Green, V., Inoff, S. Leas, F., Leimbach, S., Martin, E., Mason N., Oberfield, M., O'Rourke, M., Pifer, L. Richmond, B., Salzberg, R., Schroeder, M. Solomon, J., Van Vranken, B. I 1 1 I 1 1 f MNMLN GG H1179 rf ,Q-If SP ORTS FOOTBALL ROUND-UP After winning 6, losing 2, and tying l, the Coolidge football team placed third in the 1945 interhigh competition. ln the opening game the Colts, with 7 returning leltermen, easily took Western, 12-0. On Nimitz day C.C.H.S. fought a tough game with Anacostia, ending with a tie of T3-13. They then gained an easy victory over St. Johns, I9-0. The Colts next conquered our arch-rival Roosevelt, I9-6, and a week later defeated Central by the same score. After this game, Coolidge triumphed over a previously untied, undefeated Gonzaga, 6-0. But the powerful Wilson Tigers broke this beautiful winning streak, 18-T3, and then Eastern blanked us, 20-0. On Thanksgiving Day the Colts came back to win their last game over Tech, 14-7. At this point Eastern led the league while Coolidge and Wilson tied for second place. Then Wilson and Western played a game that had been rained out twice. Wilson won and relegated the Colts to third. ln the All-High-All-Prep clash at Griffith Stadium, Coolidge was represented by Chuck Ackerman, Char- lie Kiesgen, and Stan King. For the third consecutive season the game ended in a tie, with this year's score, 6-6. Those team members who received a big orange C were Charles Ackerman, Ted Barnett, Clifton Browne, Norman Chaudet, .lack Doffort, Chauncey D'Pugh, Lawrence Drew, Frank Geraci, Norman Gul- lickson, Bill Hepburn, William Hulbert, Charles Kies- gen, Stanley King, Warren Malkin, Dick Taylor, Wil- liam Witzel, George Lindsay, Robert Weiman, Charles Travers, and William Cannon. ,. BASKETBALL The interhigh championship, the metropolitan championship, and a possible southern states cham- pionship sums up the accomplishments of the 1945- 1946 Coolidge basketball team, whose chances at the beginning of the season looked definitely poor. When the team was organized on November 1, the single letterman was Bill Cannon, and only eleven others had varsity or iunior varsity experience. Prac- ticing hard, however, the Colts took St. Johns in their first game, 36-34. Meeting their first interhigh oppo- nent, Western on January 4, the team won easily, 31-19. Again playing St. Johns, Coolidge came out on top, 36--21. A close victory over Anacostia, 28-26, put the Colts with Tech and Wilson in a three-way tie for first place. The next victim was Episcopal, who lost 36-32. As the opponents became tougher the Coolidge fans consistently increased in numbers and noise and, aided by the Varsity Band and Cheerleaders, fostered such a determined spirit among the members of the team that they upset a favored Roosevelt squad with the decisive score of 45-28, thus tying with Wilson for first place. Fighting hard, the Colts went down for their first defeat of the season to an almost college-quality Bullis quint, with a score of 26--37. In a tight, hard-fought game with Central, the Cool- idge cagers lost 33-37, but later snapped back to down Blair, 27-17, and St. Anthony, 24-15. Playing a fast, first-place Wilson squad, the Colts suffered a defeat by the narrowest margin possible, one point, 30-31. Aroused by this upset, the Coolidge team licked St. Albans with a big score of 51-32, and Eastern very decisively, 46-34. Gonzaga next fell to the Colts, 36-29. ln the last scheduled game of the season on February 15, the Coolidge team nosed out Tech 33-32, thus assuring itself a place in the inter- wigli playoffs. Drawing Tech as their first opponent in the play- offs, the Coolidge cagers, in a real thriller that was decided only at the final gun, licked their opponents, 40-36, and the next night met Wilson to decide the interhigh championship. ln a hard-fought game the Colts topped a favored Wilson team, with a nine point margin, 41-32, before a sellout crowd at Tech gym. As a result of this game both Coolidge and Wilson were invited to play in the Star tournament for the metropolitan championship. With Bethesda as their opponent in the first game at Ritchie Coliseum, the Coolidge five won with little trouble, 40-36. On Wednesday, February 27, the Colts edged Gonzaga, with Dick Taylor's foul shot in the last eight seconds of the game, 21-20, winning the opportunity to play Wilson Saturday for the metropolitan championship. Determined to prove that they were not a club who lucked out its vic- tories, the Coolidge boys played their finest game on Saturday, March 2, they beat Wilson by eighteen points, 40-22, outscoring and out playing them in every department, with the Coolidge captain, Bill Cannon, scoring nineteen points alone. The reward for winning the metropolitan championship, a small gold basketball, is now proudly worn by each mem- ber of the team. As the best high-school team in the Washington area, the Colts will travel to Durham, North Carolina, on March 15 and 16 to compete in the tournament to determine the best team in the southern states. We know the boys will do their best to win, and we wish them all possible luck. The boys responsible for this championship season who will receive letters are as follows: Bill Cannon, Dick Taylor, Stan King, Bob Kleinknecht, Bob Rohr, Warren Malkin, Bob King, Richard Sturges, Bill Wit- zel, and Dick Reed, manager, the coach, who with but one letterman brought this victory to us, is Mr. Julian Colangelo. For the third consecutive season the Coolidge tennis team, coached by Mr. Leonard Himes, captured first place in interhigh competition. As reward, the Colt net-men received the Western Maryland Cup. They also were runners-up for team honors in the Sidwell Friends' contest. The Colts lost their opening match to Woodberry Forest, 5-l, but two weeks later they came back to blank Wilson, 6-0. C.C.H.S. dropped the following 'ETENNIS i l game to St. Albans, 5-4, but then came fighting back to win five straight, decisive victories, they defeated Tech 6-0, Roosevelt 6-l, Central 7-0, Landon Prep 6-3, and polished off the season by shutting out Western 7-0. Those team members who received letters were Richard Fink, Eugene Griffin, Olin Newton, Robert Spangler, George Sponsler, John McKinley, and Sam Phillips. , 1i-ii The Coolidge track team of 1945, with no coach, ended their season fifth in interhigh competition. ln the first two meets the Colts did not do well, but in the third meet Larry Drew ran second in the mile, and Hausrath, Tash, Drew, and Lindsay took first place in the medley relay. At the C Club meet Drew scored again with fourth place in the 880 yard run. At the interhigh Meet the team finished the season's contests very well, with Vitamin Drew coming through again with first in the 880 yard run and one team- mate, Tash, not far behind in fourth place, also, Ferguson and Espey won third and fifth places re- spectively in the mile run, and Lindsay, Davidson, Hausrath, and Krider placed fifth in the mile relay. Those winning letters were as follows: Dean Haus- rath, Lawrence Drew, Ralph Tash, Robert Ferguson, Thomas Davidson, Raymond Espey, and George Lindsay. This year the team will be coached by Mr. Roberts, the newest addition to the boys' physical education department. TRACK F l 4 1 BASEBALL The 1945 Colt baseball team under the coaching of Archie Neer won second place in the interhigh race. To open the season Coolidge blanked Devitt, 6-O and a few days later defeated Bethesda, l2-2. Then the mighty Colts topped Wilson, 6-l, and Woodberry Forest, 6-5. Following these games C.C.H.S. won over Western, 8-3, and beat Tech, 7-4. In a very close game Coolidge barely nosed out Blair, 2-l, but after- wards romped roughshod over Roosevelt, 14-0. Two days after this, Bethesda came back to break the Colts' winning streak, 12-2, and shortly afterwards Eastern served them another defeat, 2-1. The Colts, however, snapped back and blasted Blair, 8-l, and Gonzaga, l4-4. ln the last two games of the season conquered Central, 8-4, but fell to Anacostia, 4-3. ln the interhigh playoffs C.C.H.S. blanked Central, 6-O, but lost to Eastern, 4-O. Catcher Stanley King, Pitcher Charles Henry, and Shortstop Allan Shaw won berths on the Times- Herald All-High team. Letters were awarded to Stanley King, Charles Henry, Charles Kiesgen, George Neumann, Allan Shaw, Edward Balderson, William Lake, William Mc- Kinney, Daniel Bass, Tommy Israel, Robert Wyatt. The Coolidge golf team of 1945 placed first in interhigh competition with an undefeated season. They started well, beating Roosevelt seven to two, then edged Western five to four, and hit their stride by blanking both Central and Wilson nine to nothing. After these games the sharp shooting Colts allowed no opponent more than two points out of nine. In the whole season the Coolidge golfers shut out Central twice, Wilson twice, and Roosevelt once, and beat a favored Devitt team seven to two. Ably coached by Mr. Julian Colangelo, the boys responsible for this great success, all of whom received letters, were Alan Weisberg, Richard Sturges, Jack Bingham, William Elting, Jay Wolf, and Richard Taylor. Of these boys four-.lay Wolf, Richard Sturges, Jack Bingham, and Richard Taylor-are returning, and the chance of their bringing back the l946f golf championship is -'ery great indeed. .bf GOLF C CLUB Boys who have earned athletic letters in some sport make up the membership of The Calvin Coolidge Colts C Club, which sponsors such school activities as the Junior-Senior games and various parties and picnics. Through its meetings held once every advisory the club develops the tradition of good sportsmanship at C.C.H.S. President-Bill Cannon, Secre- tary-Warren Malkin, TreasureriTed Barnett, Faculty Advisers-Gilbert Conn, Julian Colangelo. VARSITY BAND At every basketball and football game, Coolidge students see-and hear-nine orange-clad boys literally blowing their brains out. These boys compose the Varsity Band, a unique Coolidge organization that commands the envy of all the other schools in the District. The members of the band meet for an hour every Tuesday morning, learning their songs and stunts, which add greatly to the pep and in- crease hugely the enioyment of all who attend the athletic contests at which they play. Manager-Robert Warner, Sergeant- at-arms, Treasurer-Eldon Volkmer, Fac- ulty Adviser-Mr. Himes. CHEERLEADERS At every football and basketball game and at every athletic assembly, half-a- dozen or more peppy, orange-and-gray- clad boys and girls are out in front of the rooters' stand performing enthusias- tic but rhythmic gyratlons. These kids are the cheerleaders, as well organized as any team and almost as essential to our athletic success. lt has been said that Coolidge is the noisiest school in the District -an undeniable compliment to our energetic cheerleaders. An athletic letter presented at the close of the school year rewards these boys and girls for their efforts. Adviser-Mr. Himes. GIRLS' G. S. A. BOARD Pres.--Frances Grothe Vice Pres.-Jackie Bullock Sec.-Barbara Jobe Treas.-Rosemary Rolls Awards--Carol Whitney Publicity-Katherine Winebrinier Faculty Adviser-Miss Tate OFFICIALS' CLUB President-Duane Schwertner Vice President--Marion Brenner Secretary-Treasurer-Jacqueline Brazier Faculty Adviser-Mrs. McMurray ARCHERY CLUB Manager-Mary Jarrell Assistant Manager-Donna Jean Heck- :rd iaculty Adviser-Miss Chappell SPORTS ASSOCIATION I I e se... Every Coolidge girl is a member ofthe G.S.A. The organization is governed by a central board of six major officers. This group plans a yearly program to meet a variety of interests. By partici- pating in numerous sports the girls accumulate points toward a numeral, letter, or bar. The program develops individual skill as well as teamwork, leadership, and good sportsmanship. 1 , . , l, VOLLEYBALL Marion Brenner Nancy Kirchner Faculty Adviser-Miss Chappell BASKETBALL Manager-Mariorie Bragunier Assistant Manager-Charlotte Cruzan Faculty Advisers-Miss Whitesell, Miss Chappell TENNIS Manager-Marion Hof? Assistant Manager-Jacqueline Brazier Faculty Adviser-Mrs. Aldinger DECK AND TABLE TENNIS Manager-Janice Shervey Faculty Adviser-Mrs. Aldinger BADMINTON Manager-Ruth Davis Assistant Manager-Frances Bolgiano Faculty Adviser-Miss Tate BOWLING Manager-Ruth Sequist Assistant Manager-Mildred Douglas Faculty Adviser-Miss Tata C-C-Rah-Rah C-C-Rah-Rah C-Rah C-Rah lWhistle I -Boom-Rah Yea-Team! Center, End, Tackle, Guard, Get Together, Hit 'Em Hard, Hit 'Em High, Hlt 'Em Low, Come On Coolidge-Let's Go Q CHEERS lWhlstIel ............ C-C-O-O-O-O-L-L-I-I-D-D-G-G-E-E C-O-O-LIDGE. C-O-O-LIDGE' Fight Team Flght. Two Blts, Four Bits, T Six Bits, A Dollar. Everyone from Coolidge Stand Up And Holler. C-O-l-T-S Rah! C-O C-O-L C-O-L-T-S ..... .... R ah! A I CADETS BOY CADET CORPS Early in the school year the adiutant's command of Battalion, Attention started the Coolidge Cadets on what promises to be their most successful year. instructing the regiment was Lt. Col. Michael Kelly, U.S.M.C., who last year had drilled the Colts into a fourth-place Company B. The regimental band was under the direction of Mr. Walter Howe, who replaced Mr. Vladimer Vasa. Although handicapped by a lowered enrollment, the corps surged ahead with high spirits. This enthu- siasm flowed over into such cadet activities as a high- scoring rifle team, a map-reading class, the Chevrons , . g . F Club, and the Regimental Ball, held in cooperation with the Colt Girl Cadets. The corps returned to the old style brass buckle. This year it initiated a new method of ha,ving the battalion competition. Heretofore all the battalions drilled in Central's stadium. This year, however, each battalion will drill on its own field and the iudges will travel to the respective schools for the com- petition. Although none of the cadet competitions have taken place as we go to press, it seems safe to say that the 8th Regiment Cadets will place high. STAFF: Major Richard Endres lst Lt. Jack Brennan lst lt. Caldwell Ford lst Lt. Alvin Melton 2nd Lt. Gilbert Sturman Sgt. Maior Herman Olift Btn. Supply Sgt. Eugene Shearer Color Sgt. John Moy CAD ET BAND: Captain Robert Warner Drum Maior Robert F. Jones COMPANY A: Captain John E. Souerhoft lst lt. Walter Glickman 2nd Lt. Wade R. Currier COMPANY B: Iaptain Jules l. Cahan lst lt. Edward T. Shifter Znd Lt, William Ryan IHEVRONS CLUB An important adiunct ot the Coolidge roy Cadet Corps is the Chevrons Club, omposed of the non-commissioned ottic- trs of the regiment, This club presents to he military instructor a conveniently han- Iled unit of the regiment's future omcers, :here instruction for omcership may be liven and any new regulations may be iassed down to the privates through the on-commissioned omcers. President- tavid Schroer, Vice President-Caldwell Jrd, Secretary-Robert Williamson, Treas- rer-Howard Hovermcle, Faculty Adviser -Lt. Colonel Michael J. Kelley. GIRL CADET CCRPS The Girl Cadet Corps, under the direction of Mrs. A. R. Barrett and commanded by Maior Dorothy Whitney, has been drilling each Monday and Thurs- day since the first of the year in high hopes of win- ning one ofthe first four places in the company com- petition, held during the latter part of May. Last spring, with only a year's experience behind them, one of the Coolidge companies marched into sixth place. On the evening of February 2, Coolidge cadets, both boys and girls, found compensation for the rigors of military training in the fun of dancing at the Regimental Ball, in the armory. Now the girls are back at the task of preparing to take the red diamond awarded to the company winning the competitive drill. With highest hopes that the girls achieve their goal, all Coolidge students unite in encouraging them, Forward March! STAFF Maior Dorothy Whitney Ist lt. Janet Tooley 2nd Lt. Mary Neville 2nd 'Lt. Edith Runk COMPANY' A Captain Mary Peterson lst Lt. Phyllis Bardos ' 2nd Lt. Janis Christenson -ICA ww p. Ai 01? GA NIZ A T10 NS CRGANIZATIONS Alm-ost every day groups of boys cmd girls remain after school hours to attend meetings of some of the school clubs which pro- vide an outlet for the excess energy and the varied interests of those students who wish to extend their education and pleasure in school beyond the work in classes. The surprising number of these students and the wide range of these activities can be seen on the following pages. FRENCH CLUB Entra Nous, the French club, has done much to acquaint students with the songs, stories, and customs of France. One of the main activities is the collection of food and toilet articles for French school children. President-Betty Jean Twery- Vice President-Carol Whitney, Secretary Treasurer-Ernest Codier, Faculty Adviser -Miss Falau. SPANISH CLUB At their meetings the members of the Spanish Club, one of the largest in Cool- idge, gain practice in speaking the lan- guage, learn about the Spanish-speaking countries, enioy related movies ond enter- tainment, and plan social attairs, parties, or the typical Spanish fiesta. President- John Lakin, Vice President-Richard En- dres, Secretary--Janice Williams, Treas- urer-Neal Bozorth, Faculty Adviser- Miss Black. LATIN CLUB The ofticial name for the Latin Club is Senatus Populusque Romanus. Mem- bers Iearn more Latin in the club and become acquainted with Roman culture and literature. Faculty Adviser-Miss Quick, President-John Ellsworth, Vice President-Richard Osborne, Secretary- Edith Runk, Treasurer-David Snyder. STAGE MAKE-UP CLUB An organization that performs an in- valuable function in the entertainment life of our school is the Stage Make-up Club. Its iob is to apply the grease-paint to the cast of both our fall and spring shows, and anyone who has seen a dra- matic production at Coolidge will testify that its members perform this task rapidly and effectively. Chairman - Mildred Banck, Faculty Adviser-Miss Fontanini. CHORUS The Coolidge Chorus, meeting every morning at eight-forty-five, offers its members an opportunity to become ac- quainted with good music, to improve their individual and group musicianship, and to participate throughout the year in concerts, assemblies, and other public programs. The Chorus holds a business meeting on the first Friday of each month and occasionally meets for a social good time. President-John Lakin, Vice Presi- dent-Barton Pilcher, Secretarv-Virginia Harvey, Treasurer-William Hansen. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Society consists of stu- dents who represent the highest in scholastic ability. Miss Quick, chairman of the Committee on Honor Awards, sponsors the group, which meets the third Wednesday of each semester. Pres- identhjames Steffler, Vice President- Robert King, Secretary-.lean Davis, Treasurer-Mr. Conn, Faculty Adviser- Miss Quick. LITERARY CLUB The members of the Literary Club, Pegasus, study the prose and poetry of ditterent periods, practice choral read- ing, and occasionally attend the Na- tional Theater. The product af the year's study and experience is a delightful fan- tasy which the club presents to the school each spring. President-Peggy Ernst, Secretary-Betty Ernst, Treasurer-Marh Iyn Leese, Faculty Adviser-Miss Walter. DRAMATIC CLUB Each spring the approximately sixty members of the Dramatic Club-who pre- sent a skit at each meeting to learn pro- duction, speaking, acting, and make-up- entertain their fellow students, faculty, and guests with a play that is hugely enioyed by all who see it. This spring the members plan to present You Can't Take It With You. President-Barbara Jean Long, Secretary-Treasurer-Molly Blake, Faculty Advisers-Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Plotkin. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club gives its members a chance to pursue their scientific interest and to meet men who are well known in the field of science through the sponsor- ship of the Senior Science Society of Weshington Men. President - David Schroer, Vice President-Beniamin Muel- ter, Secretary-Joan McCloskey, Faculty Adviser-Miss Barkley. HOME ECCNOMICS CLUB Activities of the Home Economics Club vary from field trips to ice cream plants to demonstrations on skin care. Making cookies for Walter Reed Hospital is one of the club's main proiects. President- Pat Christensen, Vice President-Dorothy Thomas, Secretary -Jeanne Cornell, Treasurer-Jean Ashdown, Faculty Ad- viser-Mrs. C. R. Anderson. ART METAL SHOP CLUB The Art Metal Shop Club, composed entirely of upper semester girls, intro- duces its members to a fascinating and profitable craft, metal work. Most of the girls make rings, bracelets, and neck- laces out of silver, learning in the process of designing, soldering, tiling, and polishing the difference between good and poor iewelry. They also ex- perience the great ioy of creative work. President-Audrey Rands Secretary-Treasurer-Anne Hermberg Faculty Adviser-Mr. Jacoby CAMERA CLUB Although chartered as recently as last December, the Camera Club is already very important to the school. lts mem- bers learn the theory of their subiect by discussions at their meetings, and acquire the practice by actually taking pictures of school functions and groups for the Coolidge publications. While mak- ing this valuable pictorial record for their school, the members of this club acquire practice in a highly pleasurable and profitable field, photography. President-'Marjorie Herdt Vice President-Peter Droeseler Secretary-Sarah Leimbach Faculty Adviser-Dr. Lloyd GIRL RESERVES CLUB The club responsible for the first rookie-sponsor program is the Girl Re- serves Club. Club members participate in numerous interhigh activities including dances, club suppers, and competitions for helping hospitals. President-Mary Bovard Vice President-Barbara Williams Secretary-Betty Smith Treasurer-Betty Jane Howard Faculty Advisers-Miss Cook, Mrs. Greet ROOTERS' CLUB An organization that does much to augment and direct the famed Coolidge spirit is the Rooters' Club. The members aid the cheerleaders by learning new cheers, they also sell Booster tags to supplement the school athletic fund. President-Bob Ford Vice President-Audrey Rands Secretary-Diane Taylor Treasurer-Anne Sheet! Sergeant-at-Arms-Jim Brumbaugh Publicity Chairman-Arlene Smith Faculty Adviser-Miss Black JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL The Junior Red Cross Council is ore ganized to aid the American Red Cross in helping children of other countries. It is composed of one representative from each section and appoints two delegates to the City Council. President-Juanita Baker Secretary-Janice Bayles Delegates-Ann Friedman, Helene Mullenberg Faculty Adviser-Miss Clary likes? LIBRARY CLUB Learning techniques valuable in study- ing and at the same time fostering a co- operative attitude toward the library, the members of the Library Club assist Miss Nelson before and alter school and during the study periods. President-Peggy Faunce Vice President-Jeanne Bunke Treasurer-Caroline Smith Faculty Adviser-Miss Nelson BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF Right at the top of the administration of Coolidge-helping with the attendance, the handling of telephone calls, and the general running of our school-is the Business Office Staff. Two students a period, working for one hall credit a semester, stay in the office and aid greatly the efticient operation of Cool- idge. Secretary-Miss Mariorie Keaney BANK STAFF The bank staff is a group that serves the school faithfully and conscientiously. An average stat? has 24 members, and officers are chosen by seniority and dem- onstrated ability. President-Virginia Martin Vice President-Phyllis Rowley Secretary-Ann McConnell Treasurer-James Keeler Faculty Adviser-Mr. Pursell INFIRMARY STAFF The girls on the infirmary staff help the school nurse with the clerical work and care of supplies. Infirmary helpers are Shirley Cumberland and Julia Ellis. School Nurse-Mrs. Poore ANNOUNCING STAFF Daily, at the beginning of section pe- riod, members of the Announcing Staff greet Coolidge students with Good morning, everyone, and give notices and news of the day. Student technicians are responsible for the operation of the microphone and broadcasting system. Faculty Adviser-Mrs. Chase LUNCH ROOM STAFF The Lunch Room Staff assists Mrs. Crossan, manager of the cafeteria, in the capacity of busboys and cashiers. Cashiers-C. Schermerhom, B. Puryear, D. Perkins, R. Shaffer, P. Ward, J. Bailey, C. French, W. Spar, P. Sansome, A. Berry. Busboys-P. Hierholzer, D. Engle- hart, Doherty, J. Shultz, H. Wolfe, W. Balderson, G. Manclr, J. Shearer, P. Sparrough. VISUAL AID SQUAD The Visual Aid Squad, a product of the recent trend of teaching with mo- tion pictures and slides, handles all the details of procuring films and operating motion picture and slide machines when called upon to do so. In addition to per- forming this invaluable service for the school, its members learn much about the operation and maintenance of proiection equipment. President-Edwin Westerfield Vice President-Fred Oehm Secretary-Janice Shearer Faculty Adviser-Mrs. Barrett COURlER REPORTERS The Courier Reporters are a group formed to aid the editorial staff in the publication of the school paper by sub- mitting to them additional articles and information necessary for a complete news coverage. Through this activity stu- dents gain skill in interviewing and news-writing. Faculty Adviser-Miss Trufant COURIER EDITORIAL STAFF One of the most important activities in a school is the publication of the school paper. ln Coolidge this paper is the Courier, which comes out seven times a semester. It not only gives to all Coolidge students news of important hap- penings, athletic and otherwise, gossip, and stories about outstanding students, but it also presents to its stat? oppor- tunities to learn skills and gain experi- ence in all phases of newspaper work. First semester: Editor-in-Chief-Phyllis Bardos Assistant Editor-Kaye Sullivan Second semester: Editor-in-Chief-Mary McClenon Assistant Editor-Phyllis Bardos Faculty advisers- Miss Trufant, Miss McGuire, Mr. Hahn, Miss Fontanini STUDENT COUNCIL An organization whose importance need hardly be mentioned is the Student Council, made up of the elected repre- sentatives of the student body. The council, the only otllcial liaison between pupil and faculty, is the body in which student grievances may be discussed and corrected and student suggestions may be taken up and acted on. The ottice of Student Council president is the most important student position in the school, and the election is a maior event. Spon- soring dances, chartering clubs, and handling all other extra-curricular activi- ties, the Student Council is a maior aid in the smooth and emcient running of Coolidge. Advisers-Mrs. Murray, Mr. Himes 3' , 69 F5 , 5 fr v R ' i : ' sk f11' fz DB9 IH km 5105? N J-L 15 S3 1 SGCIAL w l 'QQ' H.M.S. PINAFORE Two of the big nights of the year '45-'46 on the Coolidge Social Calendar were those on which H.M.S. Pinafore was presented. This performance, Coolidge's first attempt at light-opera, was so pop- ular with all who saw it that more light-operas will probably be given in the future. Honors go to Bob Rutledge, Margaret Bray, Nat- alie Salomon, John Lakin, Jack Sauerhoft, Barton Pilcher, Bill Hansen, Fred Corley, Kenneth Coffman, louis Biggs, Betty Bergman, Julia Ellis, John Don- nelly, Bob Levick, Arthur Mott, Alan Weisberg and the other members of this large and talented cast for their portrayal of the dramatis personae. Gilbert's sparkling dialogue and Sullivan's tuneful music were enhanced by the stage setting, costumes, and singing, all of professional effectiveness. The teamwork of Mrs. Thelma H. McAdoo, other faculty members, and students who devoted their time and interest to the production led to this superior performance. TOUCH DOWN DANCE The first date on Coolidge's social calendar for the year was November 2. The event was the Touchdown Dance, celebrating the football season and provid- ing an opportunity for Coolidgites to become ac- quainted. With Bob lee's Aristocrats furnishing the music, couples waltzed and iitterbugged, swung and swayed for three hours, from nine until twelve. The whole school was represented, from shy little rookies FEBRUARY SENIOR PROM Friday evening, January 18, 1946, the February graduating class held its Senior Prom at the Shore- ham Hotel. Everyone had a grand time dancing to the sweet, soothing rhythms of Barney l.owe's orchestra. Besides the blissful countenances of senior classmen, some of the familiar faces were those of Mr. and Mrs. Holmes, Miss Hanft, and Mr. and Mrs. Plotkin. to well-known football and tennis stars. Members of the faculty who sponsored the dance seemed to enioy themselves as much as did any of their stu- dents. The first dance held at the school since the lifting of war-time restriction, brought a noticeable increase in the number of cars as means of transpor- tation. As successful as any such event ever held, the Touchdown Dance initiated a promising social year. The climax of the evening, the Grand March, was led by the class president, Harry Schnabel. Imme- diately following this, Tommy Israel, master of cere- monies, presented the winners of the popularity poll. Everyone seemed to agree that the dance was a great success and the punch senved was wonderful. FEBRLMRY GRADUATES A,Ige1, Leon-M----W-K Y-Yi H I 4-YY 921 1,IgI-uhum 51,-eef, NW, liowd, lmckene gllaire Y... e -..-...--A A---5724 5th Street, Nw- A l , Sl d F ' --- ,,... 713 Kennedy Street, NW. owman, GYY em' I , , , , Aiifllriliffr., idliil.. r2IdlBl5Ie ... . .... . em 5th Street, NW- I , , 395 Wi 5P 9 QQVIZ' SIQQ' gf',QQ?' Balderson, Edward Marland .... ---.513 JGHEYSOH Street, NW- Mqgufge ',PFlr'c'cf Ilols J .19 R.II egh osy SI em' Nw' Barclay, Wilma June ......... YYYY 1 385 Slleriddn 57l'e97r Nw- Mondls' Vlvlan VK? em 3625917112 SI: EI' Nw' Baum, Ralph Lindsay, ..,.., .... 1 216 Kennedy Street, NW. Marderlf Eafle R9ll '51 ---- I--B c---7--'E' I .I, It PZIIQ Md' Bean, Gene Cover .ee.... 608 Rittenhouse Street, NW. ,Mors5holkI, JPl'fn DOUQ GS-4 5 r0Wr1In?318Ul1r r 51100121 I rNw- Becker, Norma Rose, ...., ...,, 5 508 Bth Street, NW. Marhnf vlrglmu Clark--7 ' new am ree ' ' Berman, Stanford Warner ....,...,. 1629 Van Buren Street, NW. MCC0'10U9l19Yr BSHY 0'-U59 - ' - 241 Maple Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Blake, Daniel Henry .........,...,,,e. - 7714 13th Street, NW. I ,d A 510 N. II I SI I Nw Bonanno, Nancy Santino ..,,,......e 5310 Kansas Avenue, NW- MCDOWC lf PM'l,':ed nn - ' 603:ooI3 :I': sIreeI' NW' Brooks, Margaret Elaine-2018 Luzerne Avenue, Silver Spring, Md. Mflniuigf 'f'l 'c'n Ann ' sh .d SI 'ei' NW' Bruce, Ursula Virginia .,,.....,,,.. 622 Rittenhouse Street, NW. Mtclfae ' l f1:'9I-'1 - ' ' 62511 19211 Pfee ' NW' Bryant, Edward Oscar ,,., ...,...... 5 206 Kansas Avenue, NW. Mol'ne ' RUII o'I5T I '- ' .100 .IAII1 Swacf' NW' Bullock, Mary Jacqualine--- --- 1301 lngraham Street, NW. Moody' Iff . f B,fI TI 7 700 .IAIII Shia' Nw' Clark, Thaddeus Stevens---- - ...... 5908 16th Street, NW. Moore' lrgxnf II ur9ueg5Eg'E'1 '.1I k'- CI s.I S fe ' Md' Connor, John Edward ....., .... 2 1 McDonald Place, NE. 'Momdjosegh In ' I OESV' 9 00 , lver p ing, . Curtis, Dorothy Dix .......... ----,-1334 Locust Place, Nw. MOU' en' Gres I6,f'3,'Qf '- I ,I A I I, ,I ,ark Md Davidow, Herbert Harvey .,,.e ev.. 6 19 Concord Avenue, NW. N R. I1 CI I, CI. esgnore an I22gSnge:1cI:,do:Rvenue 'NW' ggxgz' 539' Benlumln dqbyiilz. 51h gxsg' I PITrvrl,l2illtr:'CHa:rals Mshlerxln Avenug, Silver Sprind, Md: DOIQJSI Mu1:IJr1g'Ife'n-E '--'f- '-'- '-s 'son ' ' soilack, Glaiia ---TA .... 6500 Medwick Drive, Hyattsville, Md. 6513 Allegheny Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. ' geway' urgare 19228 .I. k A e e .I. kom Park Md Donnelly, John Joseph ..........e....e --.6703 5th Street, NW. Q omg V nu ' Q Q ' ' D . - - Rutledge, Annabeall llleana .......e 514 Oglethorpe Street, NW. ouglas, Marilyn Elaine .........., .---1314 Kalmla Road, NW. S I N I I. II I332 I-I II sIreeI NW Fisher, Charles Robert ,... 204 Shepherd Street, Chevy Chase, Md. so amen' Mu Q 'i ape' ' B bb I 6 0 Y SI I' NW' nr .----...... Red. Nw- .:.?..g:.:r .am c:a.r.s.wr -si... z.:::s: 5.12: NW' Genovese, Louis Edward ,.... ........ . --6425 8th Street, NW. ' ' ' ' ' ' Georgeson, Helen Carolyn---- .... 618 Tewkesbury Place, NW. gahwurg' Bfny mae ' TIQ1l6l7 QAYIIHE Sipeek Griltin, Martin Eugene, Jr.--- .-.- ----- 6 626 7th Street, NW. haw' 01215 THWI eanorw renin See' Ba Uma or ' W' Guess Robert Hubert: ----- ---. 7 401 Georgia Avenue NW. S eeiz' C or es ia ' 502 an Wen sweet' N ' Hanseh' DOIOIII I I- ' Skaplk, Donald Richard---203 Cedar Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. , y u IC ---. ---- 8 08 Quackenbos Street, NW. . . . Hazard GIOIIG Jeanne-W -A H- 5631 7,11 SINE' NW Sm1th, Betty Wilton ----.-- - ------ 90 Rittenhouse Street, NW. nengricks, Joyce--1-1: --.-----.- ----606 Sheridan Street, NW. 7AZr:,2?re?y::rr1gI:g '860l Corroll35?nZ1a?I'Il::: gzggf' ep urn, Wi iam omas ..---. . -.------ 5212 5th Street, NW. ' ' ' ' Herndon, Phyllis Lenore-1100 Haverford Road, Takoma Park, Md. ?noIY'RBTrlZc'If1I.Iimne 8233Il'iImIilerwoo'1 gzreei' 133011 Jem-egfe .-..-.-...--..- - ..--- ---wa 7th Street, Nw. I',jj,,,g,,s ,'jI,,,Ie,' g'g,ggIg,gg- ---ee ,,35 g?g'I, RQ12' NW' o . arion une -.-.-- --.---.---- - -- 6501 14th Street, NW. ' . .. ' ' ' ' ' ' Hottecker, Donald Thomas ---.---- .101 Rittenhouse Street, NW. Thompson' Mered' h Hopiuo C Iesv-IIe Road S.Iver S ,In MCI Horan' Jeanne Mary 'i s ' ' Ani 3rd sireei' Nw' Travers Charles Edward 0 15733 Colo-ddo Avlgnu3'NWl Israel, Thomas Sewell .... 44 Waverly Avenue, Garrett Park, Md, VIIIBIIU' ESIIISI Mu, ' 5923 second SIMM' NW' Jackson, Joanne Elizabeth-. ..-.--- C905 Butternut Street, NW, vom, hernurd Pquf' - TRI I I II ' ' . , .---- .---- o gn e ow Street, NW. Jobe, Elizabeth Lyon ..-..-.----.------ 710 Roxboro Place, NW, W Ik II b EI - 2 I I I, -Ich EcIwIn Dem nu--H In-H I a er, ar ara anne .-.. -..-- 3 5 ong e ow Street, NW. Ion:3o'QjIr In. CII .9 .I4ig7I.Fe'nIl:IacS' Watts, Evelyn Frances ----. --.------- 6 024 8th Street, NW. ' 9 'Q cpm'- 's' OWS on ' . ' Weiner, lrwin--. ----.----- ---. ,. -,1361 Sheridan Street, NW. Kilrlnee, Eugene .Joy ...-..---. . .-... ,-1707 South Portal Dnve We1nIruub s,e 1,1 P . . . r P en eter .------. 6800 Ptnev Branch Road, NW. Klesgen, Charles James--1009 Flower Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Webber Man 5IaI,I1e 1616 Roxanne 1,1cc NW Kitsoulis, Marie Thomas .--- - ---- --- 7510 Alaska Avenue, NW. . 9' Y . e' , ' . . Willard, June Alta ------- ---.- 5 38 Madison Street, NW. Kllgmon, leonard Alan --------.--- 7125 Georgia Avenue, NW. - - V . . Williams, Barbara Jean .--... - .--1309 Concord Avenue, NW. Lake, William Benton--- --.---- .5908 9th Street, NW. W111Icmson Lois Ito-E110 233 1,311 SI I Nw Levark Robert .......... H400 Peabod Street Nw. - ' . --- '--' e 'W' 'ee' ' , ' I Y f Wlneberg, David Joseph--, ....-. .7401 12th Street, NW. Lewis, Dorothy Louise --.-. --. -..-- 7141 7th Street, NW. wright Melvin gsm, -grg -ur H12 411, 5IIee, NWI Lindsay, George Oscar --.. ----639 Longfellow Street, NW. Yaung, John Rodney --A-- g-W5514 7111 51,9911 Nw, Litteri, Angelina Sylvia-.- ---1301 Somerset Place, NW. Zulin, Lois Jane ,,..,,., -M6315 13th Sfreef, NW, Abner, Dolores May -------..---.----- --5816 6th Street, NW. Bragunier, Mariorie Alyese- ,--,-, -700 Madison Street, NW, Acher, Lillian Rae---14 Montgomery Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Bransom, Marfha Louise ....-,..,-.. 826 Tewkesbury Place, NW, Ackerman, Ruth Carol .--- 9110 Wire Avenue, Silver Spring, Md. Bray, Carolyn Virginia Adams, Mary Kathryn .-.-.--. . . ---. 823 Modisan Street, NW. 908 Columbia Boulevard, Silver Spring, Md. Agrusti, Angela Frances -- .---..- 522 Oglethorpe Street, NW. Bray, Margaret Ann ..,,-.....,,,,, 219 Underwaod Street, NW, Allen, Dorothy lrene---1536 Live Oak Drive, Silver Spring, Md. Brazier, Jacqueline May Anderson, Janet Eugenia- --.--.---.-- 917 Kennedy Street, NW. 2013 Peabody Street, West Hyattsville, Md. Ashdown, Katherine Jean- .-.---. .. 6214 7th Street, NW. Brenner, Marion Carolyn .-.- .--.--.-- , 6301 16th Street, NW. Bachtell, Margaret Anne-1541 Norih Folkland, Silver Spring, Md. Cohan, Jules Isaac .------.- 4523 New Hampshire Avenue, NW. Boker, Juanita Lee. -.--.- .--. - .1401 Tuckerman Street, NW. Cannon, William Leland --.----..---..-- ,5904 9th Street, NW. BUHOUY, 1305519 Hannah -..--.- 6228 North Dakota Avenue, NW. Cascio, Horace Eugene .........,,..,,.- 5616 Sth Street, NW. Bench, Mildred Emily-.--- .-.-..-- .-..--6819 8th Street, NW. Cottell, Betty Ruth ---.-----.---..--.--- 7717 14th Street, NW. Bordos. Phyllis Nonnette- - -.--- .809 Tuckerman Street, NW. Cavaliere, Marie Dominica .-.--.--- 6232 Georgia Avenue, NW. Berewfskyr Nancy Gertrude-. --. 615 Somerset Place, NW. Chandler, Lillian May -..-.-...---. 2119 Plymouth Circle, NW. Burnett, Theodore ------ .- - -- .- 605 Quinton!! Place, NW- Chaudet, Norman Louis --..- 139 Moncure Drive, Alexandria, Va. Befolomeq. Leno -......- .. -.-...... 5513 Illinois Avenue, NW. Christensen, Janis Florence ..--- -.--- . 637 Dahlia Street, NW. Boss. Daniel ----------- . ------- .1335 Rittenhouse Street, NW. Claxton, Richard Thomas --------..-- 1350 Juniper Street, NW. Bayles, Janice Marian Coe, Alfred Coates -------- ---,,-- ---. 6918 6th Street, NW. 1306 Woodside Pf1rlKWUYr Silver Spring, Md- Collier, James Robert ---- .---- 2 32 Quackenbos Street, NW. Belfield, lola Frances --..---. .. .--.-.- 723 Madison Street, NW- Comm, Charles Ritchie--- .--.---- 7100 Blair Road, NW. Beller, Marie Elaine- ..- ------ -- ----- 725 Kennedy Streetr NW- Cordero, Carlos Tulio ------ ---..-- 8 08 Whittier Place, NW. Bergmann, Helena Elilabeth ---.-------- 7306 13th Street, NW- Cornell, Jeanne .-..-----.--- ---716 Rittenhouse Street, NW. Black, Thelma Carolyne -..---------- 609 Powhatan Plore, NW- Cumberland, Shirley Mae -------.----.-- 5302 8th Street, NW. Body. Margaret Stewart .--.---. 5511 Oak Place, Bethesda, Md- Currier, Wade Richardson -.-.---- 1410 Manchester Lane, NW. Bglgiqng, Frances Elizabeth ...---..-..- 6912 Sth Street, NW. Cutler, Gloria ..-.-.-....... - .--. 1355 Peabody Street, Nw. Bgrnmann, Carl Louis- -,--- .-------- 5 23 Sheridan Street, NW. Davis, Jiang Sanford.. -.--- ---15-56-I-6i14b5th ireetr B d, M B l Davis, ut Margaret ---- ----- e w es ury ace, . ova' my mwn 7-708 Takoma Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. DeAtley, Helen Louise -.-.- ----- 1 332 Kennedy Street, NW. Bowman, Natalie Louise -------- .430 Quackenbos Street, NW- Deererr Delores Ann --------- ----- 6 403 3rd 5 eeif Nw- Boyce, pqvgd Bur,-y -,---,--,-.,,-, M4520 Raxlsara Place, NW. Dennison, Irving Douglas -.-.- ---- 5 502 8th Street. NW- Bazanh, Elmer Neal, Jr.-246 Willow Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Def1'0n, Robert l lUrr-lr Jr- ----- ------- 1 332 LOTUS' Road Brace, John Santee --719 Richmond Avenue, Silver Spring, Md. Diamond, Marty Bernard ----- ----- 5 198 2nd sfreefr Nw- Dickerf, Wilson Chappell--- .... 719 Sheridan Sfroef, Dishl, Charles Siuard ..... ............ 7 208 llair Doforf, John Howard, Jr.--- ..... 6017 New Hampxhire, Downing, June Hudson .... ..... 2 6 Longfellow Sweet, Drssnor, Marian Lois .... ...., 7 26 Oglethorpe Street, Drew, Lawrence Evans .................. 5614 Hfh Sirtef, Eddingfisld, Carol .................... 7220 Hih Sfreei, Edwards: Carol Martha 6504 Allegheny Avenue, Takoma Park, Edwards, Elva Jacqueline ................- 6320 591 STEM, Ehrhard, Joseph Julius ...........V..... 6104 130h Sffllef, Eisenman, Beniamin ......... -----...--..- 63 ll 97h 597007, Ellis, Julia Catherine ...... 505 Tulip Avenue, Takoma Park, Ellsworth, John Gardner--20 Poplar Avenue, Takoma Pork, Endres, Richard Louis .............. 1358 TUCROYWICYI 5'Y95'r Enyeari, William Roosevelt 812 Forest Glen Road, Silver Spring, Eppley, Francis Grayson ....... --1 .....--- 5741 50l1 Sfruv. Emu, Pgggy Ann ,,.-.,.,,,. ........... 1 411 Locust Road, Espey, John Raymond .......... ..,.---- 3 24 AQPGH 577995 Farrell, Mary Patricia ....... 5122 New HUfl'lP5h'79 Avenue. Ford, Robert Nelson ..Y.... .-.---,----- - -5213 ull' 57799: - - - -931 Longfellow Sfreef, Freer, Ralph D., Jr. --... --------------- Friedman, Ann ....-.....-.--- -------- - - -7901 l3!h Sireel, 7616 140h Siren, Galanis, Nicholas Consfanfine .--.-..-- 605 Kennedy 50009, Gallagher, Mary Jane Ann ..--. -..-... 5 923 I30h 591809, Geraci, Frank Jerome ......-- --------- 5 419 13'h 5ffl0h Ginsburg, Lanier ---------- ----lI3 Kennedy Street, Glickman, Waller Sverling -............. 218 Cedar Siren, Goefz, Ralph Thomas 720 East-Wes! Highway, Takoma Park, Goode, Harry Joseph --.-.--....... ------ 63 11 130' 5'f0'lr Gggdfigh, David George ----.- ..-..... 60 l SOMGYSGV Plum Gooienbsvg, lrwin Herbert ..---... 939 Longfellow Street, Graham, James --.- 7301 Piney Branch Road, Talroma Park, Grgen, Thomas Loder-- -...-..-----. --507 MU'-llf0f' SVSU: Groohq, Frances Cere ........----- --7019 GUOYQW AWWWI Hansen, William Charles ..-- .-.- 7 701 Georgia Avenue. Harmon, Alfred Cusiis ..---------- --430 P99b9dY slnnl Harris, Helen Georgia .------- --------- 3 094 lah sun Hqnnell, Shirley Jean-- ..--.-- ------ ----- 5 509 61 5l f Glick, Rosalie ..--..--...- -- NW. load NE. NE. NW. NW. NW. Md. NW. NW. NW. Md. Md. NW. Md. NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. Md. NW. NW. NW. Md. NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. Hawkes, Patricia -..-- ---H5 Takoma Avenuek Takoma fork, Md- Huyden, Charles Wayne---H206 UP'0'1r Klminglon H 9l '1 Md' Hayes, Donald M.--5'I0 Silver Spring Avenue, Silver Spring, Md. Herkcrd, pon, Jgqn ,,-,.,,, ,...... 7 019 Georgia Avenue, N.W. Hqrmberg, Anne Marie ...-...... ------- - -53l6.5fl 59001 Nw- Hqndon, William Wilson ......-.... 7109 Georsm Avwye, NW- Howord, Betty Jane ---- 7713 Chicago Avenue, Silver SprIl19, Md- Huff, Jgqn Madeline ----.-.-.. .-------- - -4501 37d 57799: Nw- man, mma Geraldine Hull E 7400 Flower Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Hung' gevuly Ma, ,,--,,-,, ,..,,,, 4 18 Langfel'aw Shogi, NW. Jarrell, Mary Edyfhe ...- 1001 Mansion Avenue, Silver Sprung, Md. jghngpn, Edward Mcffliew, lf- ----- ------- 5 430'7'l' swap' Nw' Jenn, Donald hmi, --,--- --,,.,,- 7 019 Georgia Avenue, NW. Jones, Margaret Yvonne ---..- 409 Elm Avenue, Takoma Pk, Md. Jr.-mu, Robert Francis .--.- ------- --------- 53 l Inf Pl? Nw' Janscher, Joanne Louise -...-- B Elwyn Court, Silyer Sprung, Md- Kufsouros, Katherine ------ ------------ 4 ?7 onemlc Place' Nw' Keefe' Muriyyn Frame, -,-,,,-, ,-,823 Rittenhouse SHOOT, NW- Keefer, James Bruce ----- 305 Ethan Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Kekeris, Marianihe Martha .-.-----.- 311 Jefferson Slreel. NW- Kondrick, James Harolcl--7056 Eastern Avenue, Tulrornc Pdrln Md- King, Elimbefh Anne ..----- ----f -------- 7 4 73,5 ' R'9'l' N ' King Robert Wilibank ---.-. B405 'ldfh Sfreeh s'lV'Y SPYING' Md- Knmise Joan Pauline ,-----, ----,-- 'I 03 Hancock Avenue, NW- Kohm 'fdwmd Loui, -,-,-, ,-,,..- 58 22 Colorado AVGIWG, NW- Korsori, Emmanuel Anthony ---..--.-. 7573 Alaska AVQHUC, Nw- K,ool,,, MVN, Add: ,,,,,-,, ,,,. ...,.... 59 2 4 91h Svreei, NW- lakin, John Bradley .---- ------- ----- 5 l 4 5 'F ' Plufef Nw' Lambert, Robert Edward -.-. 1309 Dale Drive, Silver Spring, Md. Lawson, Nancy Jane--10ll Hopewell Avenue, Tdlwmd Pdfll, Md- Lewis, Betty AML- --------- ------- ------ ll' 5l ' Nw' Longfellow, Don Woodward --..-..-- 1432 Whither Sfreei. Loyd, James Fletcher, Jr. ..--- .--. 7 019 Geor9'U Avenue' Mackenzie, John Douglas Mugnu., Nellie sagrid ...--... .... 1 941 Cvviwl View Avenue M H-os, Mmgoma- -,,- ,-,,--,, ,,,. ? 1 5 Concord Avevwe. Mgrlhifellz, Phyllis Ann Marie .......... 7605 160h sarees, Markward, Peggy Ann ------- ------ - --1330 l- Wil Road' Marr' Lois Bafbam --------, ,-,-, 8 07 Underwood Slreel, Margin, Myrna Miller -..-.. ........ 5403 Kvnwf AVGHUSI NW. NW. NW. NW. NW. Oehm, Frederick Arlhur, Jr.- ---.--- 509 Quintana Place, NW. Olilf, Doris Virginia --.----------- 6101 North Dakota Avenue OIi6, Herman Lee ---.--.-. Oxendine, Lois Marie -..- Pearlman, Belle -....--- -----6l0I North Dakota Avenue -----2'l7 Peabody Sfrnt, NE. - - - - - 524 Madison Shed, NW. Pcrchick, Betty ..--.---.-----.-.-.--..- 1633 Montague Street Peieraon, Mary Alice --.-------- Q --.--- 6615 First Sinai, NW. Pilcher, Barton B. --.--- 204 Cresfmoor Circle, Silver Spring, Md. Piper, Mary June ------.-.-----..-- 615 Van Buren Street, NW. Poole, Robert Smallwood ----------.- 1335 Kclmia Road, NW. Poulimenalms, Georgia B. -..----. 903 Quuckenbos Shelf, NW. Preblude, Barbara Mildred -.---..- 832 Longfellow Street, NW. Prescott, Blufeher Edward .--- --.- 2 25 Sheridan Siren, NW. Prevosf, George Mallet ---- .-.----. 'I 310 locust Road, NW. Profos, Mary -.-.-.--.--- ...--.-... 57 04 161h Strut, NW. Rader, Patricia Ann --.- --.-- 2 17 Underwood Sirlef, NW. Rullis, Anne -----------.. .---- 6 21 Nicholson Street, NW. Randi, Mary Audrey -.-..-- -.--.- 1 430 Floral Street, NW. Redmiles, Jean Ann -.-.---..- --..-.. 57 I9 3rd Plan, NW. Reed. Richard Nsvelle. Jr. -..- -----.--. 58 I0 9th Slreet, NW. Reichard, Beverly Gwynn ...- .-.. 6 41 Hamilton Street, NW. Rickard, Nancy Moy-. .--.. -.-- 5 18 Nicholson Street, NW. Rolls, Rosemary .------.----.----. 1371 Hamilton Street, NW. Rosenberg, Howard Martin ---------- 315 Peabody Sireef, NW. Rosenfhal, Robert Michael -..-..-. 7135 Georgia Avenue, NW. Rofhberg, Herbert ---.------ ------- 7 542 14th Sfruf, NW. Rowley. Phyllis Anita ---------.---- 600 Kennedy Slroef, NW. Ruark, Margaret Annette B010 Piney Branch Road, Silver Spring, Md. Rubinsiein, liens .----.-.-.-.-.---- 743 Madison Sinai, NW. Hunk, Edith Anne ....--------.---.--. 1436 Holly Street, NW. Russell, John Edward -..-.- -... 52 6 Quintana Place, NW. Ryan, William larry ..--..-.. .--.-- 8 49 Vanahlo Place, NW. Samakaw, Sonya Natasha ---- ---- 'I 360 Peabody Street, NW. SCSSCQY, John Platt -.-............., 4009 Marlboro Placg, NW. Sauerhoff, John Emerson, Jr. ------ 4622 Montague Street, NW. Schwerfner, Duane Denham --..-- 229 Quackenbos Street, NW. Seuquisf, Rufh Ellen ----...--.-. 219 Rittenhouse Siren, NW. Seguloff, Blanche --....- ...--- ---.- 1 3 5 Kennedy Sfruv, NW. Shapiro. Hurry Alan -.-....----..- B01 Longfellow Street, NW. Sheehy, leo Joseph ------ 310 Ethan Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Sheppard, Maurita Clyde .---.----- 527 lngraham Street, NW. Shervey. Janice Lorraine -----.--.--..-.. 5515 2nd Street, NW. Shiller, Edward Tepper .---. -.-. B 029 Eastern Avenue, NW. Slvoock, Goldie Frieda .....-...........- 6025 89h Sfrggy, NW, 5i999l, GOIN 5l10l90n .......-.-.. 320 Oglethorpe Street, NW. Silverman, Anne -..--. 516 Carroll Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Sinner, Melvin Burien ....-...-..-.. 323 Peabody Street, NW. Slicer, Kenneth Anderson ............,...., IB Parkside Road Smith, Gordon Roberf ..-... .....,,..,, 8 601 Cqrrgll Lang Smilh. Lloyd Spencer --..-. ......... - Silvgr Spring, Md, 5HYd0I', Rufh Pdvlihe --....-....-.-.-...- 2004 Roanoke Street Spangler, Robert Stewart -..------- 525 Van Buren Sfrtet, NW. Svurkman, Viola May .......----..-.. 820 Aspen Serene, Nw. Spa rrough, Marie Catherine- --- .-....-..-.-- 6204 Sligo Hill 5PlCBY, Herb!!! C., Jr. ..--.- -.-..-.-.- 2 16 Buiqlo Avenue Squires. Cecil Ellis --......... ...- 1 365 Kennedy Sfreef, NW. Stanley, Albert Clayton, Jr.-- ---- 5322 Kennedy Shui, NW. Sfaiz, Jean Doris .--------- S'ufz, June Mario .----.---- Stemer, James Gilchrist ----. Siein, Frances -...-.,...,, Sisinberg, Goldie Rosen, ----,--55l9 4th Slreei, NW. ---.---55'l9 4th Street, NW. ------------103 Cedar Avenue -----55l3 4th Sfrcef, NW. 710 - - - - - Tuckerman Sirael, May, Dean ,----,,,, 0,410 Carroll Avenue, Takoma Pdfllr Md- McClenon, Mary .------- 211 Cedar Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. McConnell, Annabelle Frances ---- 1401 Tuckerman Street, NW. McCullough, Pulfitlu JUNE .------ ------ l 312 l'l9llY slffell Nw' McKenzie, Patricia L.--l532 East West l'l9Y, Silver Sprung, Md. Mcpgeyl Irene penny ,-,,,,,.. ,,,...-.... 6 402'8fh Svregi, NW- Mehring, Belly Jane ------ 8405 Cedar Street, Silver Sprung, Md. Meier, Craig Frederick ,,,,...-.. --1332 Sheridan Sfreei, NW. Miller, David Richard ,,,... -.....-- i 429 Madison Street, NW. Mi'chell, James Irvin -.-.-- 501 Elm Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Monfgomgry, Jeqn ,-,,,,,-,.. ---Q--,1620 Roxana Road, NW. Moran, David Dorsey ---. 703 Coral Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Mgrfon, Cqoherine Lorraine --.-..----.- 7331 Piney Branch Road Motley, Alice Marie .--- 809 Bonifanf Sfreel, Silver Spring, Md. Mgy, Jqhn ,,-,,,,,..,,...... .--.--- 5 17 Somerset Place, NW. Muschlitz, Helen Dorathy 104 Franklin Avenue, Silver Spring, Md. Neal, Richard Glenn .-...--..-- --.---..- 5 509 Bfh Sireel. NW- Newvon, Olin Everefie --..-..-....-..... 4314 595 Slreef, NW- Neville, Mary Frances .--.- ----- 3 27 Whittier Sfreet, NW. Nogella, Reynold Anthony .--- -.-.--- 6 421 80h Svreef, NW, Norment, Hillyer Gavin, Jr. ..--......---. 5612 5th Sfreet, NW. Oakes, Bernice Mae .----------------. 509 Roxboro Place, NW. O'Connor, Peggy Whitman ------ 1756 North Portal Drive, NW. ,cw NW. Sfewurf, William Perry-,- .......,. 1532 Livg Oqk Drive Sfrvlk, Lucille ............. ...... 63 I3 Bch Sireof, NW. Sfurman, Gilbert Warren ----- -.-- 53 I Buchanan Street, NW. Sullivan, Mary Kaye ....... --.-.-.. 77 19 16oh Soren, NW. Tulboff, Shirley Mus .-..---.--.--- 115 Rittenhouse Sweet, NW. Thacker, Virginia Antoinette -------- 613 Longfellow Streei, NW. Thomas, Georgeann Conrow --.--. 1333 Ft. Stevens Drive, NW. Thomas, Helen May ------ 9505 2nd Avenue, Silver Spring, Md. Tmsler, Harold Glu-nn-128 New York Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. T90leYr June' lvviie ----.-.--..... 312 Quintana Place, NW. Torney, Kathleen Mae ---. B216 Larry Place, Chevy Chase, Md. Torrey, Elizabeth Anne--11l3 Flower Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. TWUYYI BQNY Jwrl ----------.---..-. 605 Roxboro Place, NW. Vaughn' JCM Tdylvf- -----........ 7016 Eastern Avenue, NW. Vvvwble. David Collard ..---....--- 1324 Juniper Smm, Nw. Volkmer, Eldon Albert .............. 101 Whittier seven, NW. Warner, Reber? NewelLl500 Carrol Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Webb' RUbY AflBl'l6 ---.---..... H6745 Eastern Avenue, NW. Wehr, Albert ..------.- 1510 Noyes Drive, Silver Spring, Md. Weigel. Charles Adolph 9119 Woodland Road, Silver Spring, Md. Wvinmun, Rllbefl Al'll'1UY ...-.--.---- 607 Sheridan Sirgef, NW, Weinstein, Helene Judith ,...,,,,,,.,-, 5509 Luwn AWN Nw- Weinsiein, Jeanne Shirley .........- 814 Tuckerman Sirnef, NW. Wesverfield, Edwin Elwood 31 Carroll Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Whgeler, John William--'ll5 Maple Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Whgfnevr Carol ----.......... ...-.-.. 4 10 Cedar Sweet, Nw, wl '7 9Y1 Dvrovhy ------------- ...-.-- 4 10 Cedar Sfreei, NW. Wgeqvnd. Jimmye Richard .....-..--.-.- 4232 Sth sn-eel, NW. Wllllle. Ward J. -..----- 2002 Hanover Sireel, Silver Spring, Md. Wilkins, Wayman Parker, Jr. 9800 Warrens Street, Silver Spring, Md. Wilkinson, Gloria Rasalia ......,.,,,, 604 Roxboro Plgggl NW, Williams, Ar'hur .lohn--202 Birch Avenue, Takoma Park, Md. Winebrinier, Katherine Posvon ------.-.- 6010 40h Sfreei, NW. Wise, Rogers Croswell -------. ...... 5 508 59h Soreef, NW, Wifi. Shirley Evelyn .... ........ 66 23 13th Street, NW, W'-Tlfr JOY 5- ------.---- ..-.....---.-- 'l 728 Poplar lane Wyss, Betty lou -.----... ...- 7 412 Georgia Avenue, NW. Yates, Dolores Emmett -.------..-- 7523 Eastern Avenue, NW. Yeager, Vencie Jean .................... 7409 Bfh Sfreef, NW. To receive diploma from other high schools- Giddings, Carolyn Louise-ONava H. S., Grand Rapids, Michigan MAERC ECI SENOJ What is it? Mrs. Murray says it isn't Latin! Mrs. Watkins swears it isn't Spanish. But actually it's the key to real healthful enjoyment, for backwards it spells JONES ICE CREAM. You know, that neat shop iust brimming with homemade ice cream. Any kind, any amount, package or bulk. And don't forget those ice cream novelties for every party and holiday. 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