Coolidge High School - Corral Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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the student council loolcs its best for the photographer 9' ' MRS. MARGARET WALL Student Council Sponsor ,.... .r The bigwigs of the Stu- X dent Council look over the Historical scrapbook with Dr. Brougher. Qtr! lst rows Sarah Wood, Burl Carey, Ken Luxenberg, Bruce Colvin, Jim Barrett. 2nd row: Myrna David- son, Jean Nelson, Lois Tabor, Barbara Dyer, Pa- tricia McNey, Freda Hubbard, Nancy Jonscher, Lynn Rumbaugh, Dale Wingfield, Barbara Wolin. 3rd row: AI Shuster, Joe Morton, Terry Horowitz, Teddy Bolotin, Burt Epstein, Van Sigworth. 4th row: Bob O'Connor, Jim Colby, Joe Wilkinson, Dick Breuer- not in picture-Linda Loehier, Roger Euster, Martin Gottlieb, Don Weikert, Jean Rushing, Dick Trivett, Bill Chamberlain, Joseph Marston, louis Olelsas, Marilyn Dierer, Ronald Goldberg, Jerry Carey, Roland John- son, Elizabeth White, Barbara Wolin, John Hill. This was the Student Council's Christmas tree, but every Coolidgite who passed moved o piece of tinsel or adjusted a light bulb, so it turned out that the job of decoration was a community enterprise.

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executuve olfucers spealc Through the pages of thus Corral you wull un the years to come find pleasure un reluvung the many actrvutues that you have experuenced un Coolidge lt us wuth confidence that we send you on to newer and more dufTicult tasks con fident that you wull un every way measure up to the fine promises that you have shown un your school careers My sincere best wushes go wuth you ca. jf Assistant Pruncupal Calvun Coolidge Hugh School Publucatuon of the l95O CORRAL marks e close of the first decade un the hustory of the Calvun Coolidge Hugh School ten eventful years Three generatuons of Coolrdgutes have completed theur courses sunce our modern edu catuonal plant opened uts doors un September 1940 and eughteen classes wull have marched across the stage to receuve theur duplomas These students under the leadership of able teachers have laud the foundatuons of a fine Cooludge tradutuon They have gone out from our halls as loyal ambassadors and have earned for our school an enviable reputation for excellence un all the things that are char acterustuc of an outstandmg hugh school lt has been a genuune pleasure to have been associated wuth the classes of l950 We are confident that they wull mauntaun the hugh stand ards set by other graduates of the first decade Our best wushes go wuth them fy W Pruncupal Calvun Cooludge Hugh School 'fs Ov' ,wa ' ' v th A 5' . . . ,Y l . l ., T- . . A - f Jil ' - - f . l , . A I 5 - o J - H. A u

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