Coolidge High School - Corral Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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CGOLIDGE CCUNSELORS CoUNsELoRs are available to all for advice on matters vo- cational, social or personal. Students bring their prob- lems. to our friendly coun- selors, Dr. Grace B. Holmes and Miss Mary Clary. fl I U75-'f Miss Clary answers Billy Silverman's questions about student li of Pennsylvania. 5-aj i l Y at the University DR. GRACE B, HOLMES AND BRUCE TUCKER lO

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I FIRMARY ..-il-.-. K Q7 mf :ff Billy Silverman gets a cold compress on a fresh black eye, 9 Marlene Shook and Sally Kirstein assist in making and filing health records. DID You arrive late? Do you feel had? Have you lost a book or sweater? Did you find a purse or a ring? Do you wish to have your excuse to leave early O.K.,d? All this and more you can Hnd in the infirmary, presided over hy Mrs. Coral Pollack, PLN. Here eyes and ears and teeth are examined, first aid is administered, temperatures taken, clinical treat- ments arranged for.

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ON ANY BUSY MORNING this staff is ready to serve you Inside the cage are Jeanette Williams Shirley Brasher George Courtney, Peggy Bradburn, Agnes Coppa, Angela Corbin and Irwin Pescov Arlene Krochmal and Stanley Simon await their turns at the window. EYAQ Coounoe BAN THE BUDDINC capitalists learn the ways of big busi- ness in the Coolidge Bank, operated by Mr. Purcell. The bank cashes checks, collects fees, sells tickets and stamps, and receives all moneys collected from school activities by various agents. Parker Jones is the 1952 President of the Coolidge Bank. STAFF MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Barbara Sachs, Gilda Bercowitz, Peggy Bradburn, Parker Jones, Jeanette Williams, Myra Chaikin. SECOND ROW: Mary Swiggett, Angela Corbin, Shirley Eastwood, Barbara Armstrong, Ellen Bittenbender, Mary Lou Eddy, Shirley Brasher. THIRD ROW: Herbert Hirsch, Stanley Snyder, Donald Goldberg.