Coolidge High School - Corral Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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BUELL CLARK Driver Training MISS MARY CLARY Counselor MR. JULIAN COLANGELO Physical Education MR. GILBERT D. CONN Physical Education MISS ELIZABETH COOPER Physical Education MRS. JOSEPHINE DONOVAN Biology MISS JEANE EWING English MISS ALICE FAIRBANKS History MRS. JOANN FARMAN-FARMA Art MR. ANSELM FISHER Mathematics MISS HELEN D. FULLER Music MRS. LOIS GREEN Business Education MR. PAUL D. HAHN Printing MISS ELLA A. HANFT History MR. ROBERT L. HAYER Aviation afzde MISS ANNA L. HEIDER Physical Education MR. CARL F. HEINTEL Physical Education MISS PAULINE HELDEBRAND Social Studies MR. LEONARD W. HIMES Physics MRS. MARGARET HOBBS Business Education DR. GRACE B. HOLMES Counselor MRS. IDA LOU HOLMES Home Economics MRS. MAUDE M. HORNE English MR. WALTER HOWE Music MISS MARJORIE HULL English, Journalism MR. RUFUS JACOBY Metal Arts, Math MRS. HILDA JECKLIN Mathematics MISS DOROTHY JOHNSON Physical Education MR. JOEY KAUFMAN Physical Education MR. MICHAEL KELLEY English, Physical Ed. MRS. IRENE F. KENT Home Economics MRS. EDITH KOJOUHAROFF Social Studies DR. THEODORE LIBBER Social Studies MRS. DOLORES MACDONALD Spanish MISS CAROL McCAMMAN Mathematics 7 MISS EVELYN MORRIS English MRS. MABEL F. MURRAY History, Spanish MISS DELLA NELSON Librarian MR. SAMUEL W. PURSELL Business Education MISS VIRGINIA QUICK Latin MR. CHARLES G. ROBERTS Physical Education MISS PAULINE SCOTT Social Studies MRS. GERTRUDE SILVERMAN Physical Education MISS MARTHA STAPIN Retailing, Filing MRS. INEZ SWEENEY Home Economics MR. CHARLIE B. TOXEY Mathematics DR. ROBERT VANDERLIP English MR. VLADIMIR VASA German, Law, Government MR. HOWARD WADDELL Manual Arts LT. DAVID WALLACE Military Instructor MISS GERTRUDE WALTER English MR. RYLAND M. WARREN Chemistry MRS. LUCY C. WEESE Business Education MISS ANGELA WILLIAMS English MR. JOSEPH H. WILSON Mechanical Drawing 1 SANDRA SIRKIS SAUL BERNSTEIN President Vice-president 4? 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F 5 'Em 1 A 45 Linda Shaw Moxie Sheers Fred Sheppard we I 'B 1 , V N 7, is Q gy-1 ,f Vg f S ,x Q Alan Sherman Jeanne Shuster Barbara Siegel f r , W ,V ' M X K 117:34 ,M , ,, :rf '-,f r 7 fr an , Q. W 5 gg, vi , Joan Sugman Nan Barbara Applefield serves her fellow seniors. Cloclcwise, her customers are Carl Frandsen, Stanley Cohen, Morfy Siegel, Alice Cafsonis, Gene Sandler, and Saul Bernstein. ons 'Y' , . ,rr ly ,V l E .'- 1 - V,,, Ellen Bitfenbinder ond Lennie Knott get refills. l. ff 495' , en 'S' A ,Q 4 4.12, ,',, X , X 1 my 1' 2 1 ' 6 Robert Simmons Y 4 in I 1 f may -w--1 Nathan Slonin 4 25. one Sandro Sirkis ew- ff 'W ,K in Nwym nf! new- rag Gerry Friedman and Ann Nachman of the Child Study class give the Coolidge Twins a bafh. X! 1. X, at ,Q . A Nc., My , iynfan, Af work in the foods class. Carol Kaiser and Jackie Lohler. o ', x w 4 A 1 A a, a'ij?r Stanley Wolk 'lm 5 'E K' ' ws 5 2 ,X ,386 -.239 'XFN 4-f, 'M fxr lmger Y 'v Y'-ff' f- -w fame IU' Sty urclin eachfz 'mm 744 smfgwmme Zan Held in the West Ballroom SHOREHAM HOTEL L0 WE-NEVINS ORCHESTRA 28 6, , I WEP il Pfzom Irene Trakas Melvin Seigel Warren Aaronson Dorothy Bers Mary Lou Eddy Carol Henschel Mary Katinas Adrienne Levinson Perry Behrens Ellen Bitfenbinder Mimi Greenbaum Richard Hornaday Vivian Lerman Marlene Swaine r -rw-. Miss Ella Hanff, Senior Sp 1-s..,,,,-' 'R x 2: 'Q- sw 29 9' U 64 647. Dignified lines of seniors break info informal groups in the foyer of The audi- torium on The lost minute of the lost day. ww. v. ,N K, ,, 'bfi' 1, , C , 4 1 2 .5 f r M-, , ww W: f K, . :V ,a ,jggp 'V ,V f, V 1 I' I I , 47? I M., M ,ww Y? 'fizr I fm- 'Q P 'Q -'Sl' S HJ W, ,W nf fy WMV TGV s ' 4 if f C 666605 AARONSON, WARREN JOSEPH . . . February . . . Dance Club, Science Club, Choir . . . Plans to go to college. ABNER, WILLIAM . . . June . . . Football . . . Electrical Engineering Course at Maryland U. next. ADAMS, ROBERT . . . June. ADDY, GORDON . . . February . . . Section officer . . . Plans to become a printer. AEIN, JOSEPH . . . June . . . Math and Science Clubs . . . Joe enioys building model ships . . . Engineering College next. AMSTERDAM, ARNOLD . . . June . . . Baseball, Math and Dance Clubs . . . Arnie wants to study architecture at college. ANDERSON, NEWELL RICHARD . . . February . Stu- dent Council, Officer in Polemics Club, and Dance Clubs, Basketball . . . CollegefrfgxtfffflIe159cRer,,,r- ANDERSON, PATRICIA ELAINE . . . if 4-. President and Secretary of Section, B miter eff I' . . . Patty wants to work and the mQ.rr, ,d,, REZLA, . ., I, .3 ANDERSON, ROLE . . . June .f.tie..sgerI'e6i Prerdetww Track team, Math Club . . . Plans to Ago tx? Penn tate. MW ANSTICE, HOWARD . . . Summer Scinoltgi My APPLEFELD, BARBARA JOAN . . . reb5re'?yftff A se - tarial career is waiting for Barbara. . I APTAKER IUIJITI-I . . . June . . . Red fksspceyepe S . . . Judith plans to study medicine fr colle e., ARKOIAN, MOSES . . . Irrrre. . . eerbalt. ARoNsoN, LENORA . . . Jrrrre . , 4, e litOr'Courier, W Officer Polemics Club, Spanis A B o e. ani' ramatic JW. Clubs, Quill and Scroll, G. W. 1 556 Qns to attend Syracuse University. 'Y ,Meng A, ,nynr BAELLA, GUILLERMO . . . June . 'rr Sbariish and a , M462 Clubs . . . Likes hunting and athleti Plans Mechanical Engineering. I .AVN r g fre? BAKER, ARDEN . . . June . . . Section Preeaderrr e if Vice President, Basketball and Baseball, C Club, . ' dent Council . . . Ardie plans to study phglrign ' A college. iz 'iyef sf BARWELI, JOAN . . . Summer School. BASDEKIAN, NAOMI VICTORIA . . . February . . . Varsity Shop, Cafeteria, Choir, Infirmary Staff . . . Busi- ness School and marriage are next. BASFORD, MARY FRANCES . . . June . . . Mary would like to travel . . . Plans to attend a school for fashion designing. BASS, LOIS . . . June . . . GSA, Secretarial Club . . . Lois plans to enter the business field as a secretary. BASS, ROBERTA . . . June . . . Red Cross, Colt Capers, Talent Shows . . . Bobbie want to make dancing her career. BEAN, NANCY . . . June . . . Math, Archery, 'ancl Dance Clubs . . . Maryland U. to study education is next for Nancy. BEARD, RONALD . . . June . . . Ronnie likes fishing and sports . . . Next comes the Navy. BEHRENS, PERRY RICHARD . . . February . . . Section Vice-President, Cadets. Cheerteam , , . Perry will study accountancy. BEISER, SEYMOUR . . . June . . . President and Vice- President of Section French Club . . . Sy is undecided about his college. BELL, ROBERT LEE . . . June . . . Camera and Dance Clubs . . . Plans to study art in college. BENNERTS, RICHARD . . . June . . . Tennis Team. BERCOWITZ, GILDA . . . June . . . Spanish Club, Corral Representative, Bank Staff . . . Maryland University is next BERMAN, IRVING . . . February . . . Business Admin- istration at Maryland is in lrv's future. BERMAN, SHIRLEY . . . June . . . Plans to become a secretary after attending a business college. BERNSTEIN, JEROME . . . June . . . Polemics and French Clubs . . . Jerry is planning to attend Georgetown U. to major in law. BERNSTEIN, SAUL . . . February . . . Vice-President Senior Class, Math Club, Varsity Football . . . College next BERS, DOROTHY ELAINE . . . February . . . Senior Prom Committee, Radio Workshop . . . Dotty plans to be a dental assistant. BERS, HAROLYN . . . June . . . A government iob is next - BITTENBENDER, ELLEN AGNES . . . February . . . Sec- tion Secretary, Treasurer of Bank Staff, Vice-President GSA, Choir . . . Marriage in May. BLOOM, ALLEN JAY . . . February . . . Chess Club, Varsity Shop. BLY, KATHERINE MAY . . . June . . . President of Dra- matic Club, Corral Rjresentative . . . Katherine plans IQWHP tr'l2rSle Aiwa 'V BQQQB, STAINLEY . . yrlune . . . President and Vice-Presi- Qydlent O'FeSeet:i,on,gj,f91Stball, Baseball and Basketball . . . 4 WWW .Q-,gf tgollege next For Stan. QOBLY, GLENDA . . . June . . . Junior Prom Committee, Ffshion Shows . . . Secretarial school and marriage. . , B ,OK, EUNICE MYRNA . . .June . . . Section Secretary, t ent Council, Corral Editorial Staff, Polemics, French, D I , ytic, Boosters, and Dance Clubs, GSA . . . Eunice wi fmaior in education at George Washington. BOO I ,IZWVIVIAN LORRAINE . . . June . . . Choir, Booster Club . f,2,.,,?Likes roller skating , . . Plans to attend Columb '2VTeggh. X BOWEN, .r,. A SUTER . . . June . . . Stage Crew, Radio Workshop, Math Club . . . Galt plans to study aero- nautical engineering. BRADFORD CARL . . . February . . . Cadets, Varsity Shop . . . Work next. BRASHER, SHIRLEY ANN . . . February . . . President of Chorus, Vice-President of Bank Staff, GSA . . . Unde- cided between marriage and Miami. BRENNER, ALAN . . . June . . . Radio Workshop, Sports- caster, Courier, Track Team, Golf Team . . . Al plans to go to Duke University. BREGMAN, SUZANNE . . . June . . . Section Treasurer, Spanish Club Vice-President, Colt Capers, Courier Edi- torial Staff, Booster and Dramatic Clubs . . . Sue will attend a northern college. BRILL, MARTIN MURRAY . . . February . . . Choir . . . Work is next. BRINDLEY, RICHARD . . . February . . . Chorus . . . After graduation Dick is going to Florida and then to emiafa work. BROOME, WARREN THOMAS . . . Summer School. BROWN, BARBARA . . . .lune . . . Booster and Home Ec Clubs, Choir, GSA . . . Barbara want to major in Home Economics at Maryland U. BROWN, ROBERT LAWRENCE . . . June . . . Bob enjoys hunting and swimming . . . Drafting is going to be his way of making a living. BROWN, SANDRA . . . February . . . Chorus, Red Cross, Booster Club, Shorthand Club, Cafeteria Staff . . . Sandra will be a stenographer. BRUNECKE, WILLIAM . . . June. BUCK, HELEN CRESSEY . . . Summer School. CABREJO, JOSE . . . June . . . President of Spanish Club . . . Jose would like to take up politics and o- DANOFF, ARNOLD . . . February . . . Varsity band, Colt Capers, Orchestra . . . Hopes to further musical career at Catholic University. DAPINER, PATRICIA . . . June. DEADMAN, EARL KENNETH . . . June . . . Earl would like to join the Navy or go into the printing business. DEAN, AUSTIN . . . February . . . Section President, Vice-President Coolidge Choir, Printing Staff, Track Team, Interhigh Chorus . . . Plans include marriage and finishing of apprenticeship in printing. DEMARTINO, ILENE . . . June . . . Ilene enioys dancing . . . She plans to work for the Italian Embassy and to attend George Washington U. DEMERITT, DONALD LEON . . . February . . . Colt Capers . . . Don hopes to go into the government in nomics at college. 4... A February and later to move to California. CARR, MARGARET . , . June , , , French Club? DIENER, MARLENE RHONA . . . February . . . coll wants to continue Studying Q,-1 and mode yfr I rw rafts, Capers, Dramatic Club, Chorus . . . Marlene will attend CATSONIS, ALIKI . . . February . . . seewfllr Junior College ond get merrlerl- tion, Choir, Qolf Capers, GSA Vyrr- U' DONOHUE, BARBARA . . . June . . . Booster Club, is next for Amd. ,. 2, ' Chorus, Metalshop, Archery, Corral Representative . . . CHIDEL, MARCIA . . . June . . . Marc' lY'Ei3I 5 folly ,-k Columbia Tech is next. and get married after grqduqtignl I L-V. Q ,'i, 'A' rl DORR, ROBERT HENRY . . . February . . . Bob's hobbies CHINN, SHERRY , , , June , D A Secr m mem , are photography and machinery . . . Plans to attend Cheerleader, Red Cross, Booster ll'1 Celleee ln the fell- icnd U,-rive,-Sify O, Q beoundonfs ,,G,,, fjf i Hex, DOWNER, PATRICIA JEAN . . . June . . . Choir, Hockey CLAMPITT, JOHN HOWARD . . . F lillll , 'V Book Team, Basketball . . . Wants to become a medical keeping StaFl . . . Maryland Universi ',fV:,.2-gr, ly uyf ,V , ,, f r Force 5eCfelCll'Y- me next. V, AAQV, V', , DURNO, JOAN EVERS . . . June . . . President of Sec- COBLE, PAUL , , , June , , Club tion, Vice-President of Booster Club, Radio Workshop, Qrchesfml Vqrsify Band, C ' nexfi Choir, Home Ec. Club, golf Capers . . . .loan plans to COHAN, ALLAN . . . June . 5, 7 . i i Allan A ,ie A .Gnd U Q I ,ty one rlren rnedel- wqnfs fo study pre-Med of Geor z wcshi .V 3 5 , KIN,r Y . June . . . Section treasurer, COHEN, ELAINE . ' u June l D A get .. EC- Ch Spanis C b . . . Xjgiedding bells will ring in the fall Clubs . . . Work after graduation I Elaine. of Rhoda' 'WM' comm, ELAINE M ,,.. June , , . gecrrorr p 'den?g:' srwooo, SHIRLEY ANN . . . June . . . Bank Treas- Math and French Clubs, GSA . . . Elaine would lf to., er, Choir, Y-Teens, Library, Archery, Polemics and take up nursing as a career. ll? V ,A anish Clubs. . . College next. COHEN, Sandra . . .June . . . Red Cross . . . B DY, MARY LOU . . . February . . . Bank Staff, Li- is a favorite . . . Marriage after graduatiort,-B4-W andy. log Senior Prom Committee, Maiorettes, GSA Activi- COHEN, SARA ANN . . . June . . . cor 'le geserrfo- tl - - - Would like fe rneflel oe o profession- tive, Spanish Club, Choir. 'I A ' I E If A S, CHRISTINE . . . June . . . Chorus, Shorthand COHEN, SHARLENE . . . June . . . Secretary of Varsity CIUID A . PIGHS TO attend Maryland University. Shop, Dance Club. . . Sharlene plans to get married. EHLE , L OMAS B .... June . . . Choir . . . Tommy COHEN, STANLEY . . . February . . . Math Club . . . plans 0 3 end College. Plans to study pharmacy at Maryland University. EISEN If' CHARLOTTE . . . June . . . Spanish Club, COLE, ELAINE . . . June . . . Choir, Hockey . . . Elaine wants to attend the Nyack Bible Institute in New York. COLLINS, DAVID . . . June . . . Football, Track, C Club , . . College next. COOPER, FRANK . . . June . . . Visual Aid squad, Dance Club . . . The study of agriculture at Maryland is for Frank. COOPERSMITH, EDWARD GERALD . . . June . . . Student Council, Red Cross, Polemics, Tennis, Math, Archery, Science and Dance Clubs, Chess team, United Nations Club Member . . . Jerry would like to be a doctor. COWDRIEK, NANCY . . . June . . . Nancy transferred from Anacostia where she was active in school activities . . . Nancy would like to take up nursing. CROSS, EDWARD . . . June. Booster Club, Y-Teens, GSA . . . Plans to attend Wilson Teacher's College. EISENBERG, PHILIP . . . June . . . Treasurer of Math Club, Courier, Latin, French and Dance Clubs, Colt Capers, Chorus . . . George Washington University next. ENGEL, AARON . . .June . . . Football, Spanish Club, Colt Capers . . . Buzzy plans to take law at Maryland. ENNIS, BARBARA . . . June . . . Section Secretary, Fashion Shows . . . College next. FAGUE, MARY J .... June . . . GSA Board, Library Club Secretary . . . Mary wants to be an airline stewardess. FELDMAN, SHELDON . . . June . . . French and Booster Clubs, Cafeteria staff . . . Sheldon plans to attend George Washington University to study law. : ll: 0 FIHELLY, ARTHUR . . . June . . . Math, Latin and Dra- Capers, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club . . . Helen plans matic Clubs, Locker Squad . . . Chemical Engineering to travel north to college. at North Carolina State is what Arthur wants. GOLDSTEIN, FRANCES . . . June . . . Latin Club, FIELDS, THEODORE . . .June . . . Golf, Basketball, Vice- Polemics, Dance, Boosters, and French Clubs, GSA Ac- President of Section, C Club . . . Teddy wants to learn tivities, Red Cross . . . Undecided about college. to pull teeth at Maryland University. GOODMAN, DONALD . . . June . . . Courier Business FITZPATRICK, MARGARET . . . June . . . Chorus . . . Manager, Sports Editor, Section treasurer, Radio Work- Peggy plans to work a while and then get married. shop, Quill and Scroll . . . lt's a toss-up between Jour- FLIPPO, EUGENE ELWOOD . . . June . . . Will become nalism and accountancy tor Donnie. an architect. GOODMAN, JULIUS . . . June . . . President of Polemics FOER, ARNOLD . . . June . . . Science Club, French and Latin Clubs, Quill and Scroll, Courier and Corral Club, Dance Club, Cadet . . . Arnie plans to study Editorial Stott, Radio Workshop . . . Julius plans to pharmacy in college. study medicine. FRANDSEN, CARL F .... June . . . President Student GOODYEAR, MARY ANN . . . June . . . Vice-President Council, Sports Editor, Editor-in-Chief Courier, Radio and Treasurer of Booster Club, Student Council, Courier, workshop, Orchestra, Choir . . . Pre-law at o th Quill and Scroll, Fashion Show, Colt Capers . . . Jour- or Amherst is next tor Carl. ,l f nalism is Mary Ann's ambition. FRENE, MARTIN . . . June . . . Plans to GRADY, JIM . . . June . . . Track Team, Cheerleader, University to study drafting. ,,:: gififf I Math and Dance Clubs, Section Vice-President, Corral FRIEDMAN, GERRY . . . June . . . Vic i llsid fi . . . College or Navy next. Club, Red Cross, Corral Editori -A SlW . oP1 GRAY, JOYCE . . . June . . . Choir, SlOOnish Club, BOOSIPV Club, Colt CUPQVSI QUIll 0rI'dfgcr gl . '.r 't- ' I - I Y-Teens, Polemics Club, GSA Board . . . JOYce Plans to work for the Navy Department. it 7. V attend college. FRUMAN, FLORENCE . . . February GSA rts, GREENBAUM, MIMI . . . February . . . Dramatic Club, Colt Capers, Senior Play Committee t' plan a Chorus, Office Staft, Senior Prom Committee . . . Plans attend Mariorie Webster Junior Coll , Q to be Q Secretory, FUCHS, HELENE . . . February . . . if Qgpefs, hor i1 GREENSTEIN, PAULINE . . . June . . . Dance, Dramatic French Club, Miss Colt I949 . . . H f he plans o be 6 and Booster Clubs, Courier . . . Maryland University is professional dancer. 'i,V V I ff, next. FULLAM, ANN MARIE . . . Ju - ' l'ich,'Spanish, V GRIFFITHS, DANIAL BRYAN . . . Summer School. Dramatic Clubs, GSA Activiti lle .iISl,'t'iext. ROBERTA .lfg June . . . Section secretary, GALLAHORN, JAMES . . . Jun Q l Codets, Clbbs, Corral Agent - . - Bobble Football, Colt Capers, Courie if if igrlap eam, f: it a Libe't'al Arts cl se at the University ot Michigan. Corral Business Staff, Locker Cr If Jilti' wilf to HALE, . f une . . . Vice-President and Secre- Citadel. , ' V 4 ? V. V tpry of Stuz 'ent Council, President of Y-Teens, President GANDLER, SONDRA . . . Februaqm. Sectio sedre-Q Library Club, Latin Club, Radio Workshop, Polemics tary, Library Club, GSA, Choir, Spanish Club ... 5' . College next. is next for Sandy. 4' 'i', MARJORY . . . June . . . Y-Teens . . . Margy GARBER, NELSON D ..., June . . . Science Club, Da eff 'Gee to bowl and swim. Club . . . Interested in printing business, parti w gy l HIQIQQOCK, MARY MARTHA . . . February . . . Y-Teens linotyping. ll ' . .??5CFllege next. GARRETT, HELEN EVALENA , , , Summer C I, HE it ,SZEDON LEE . . . June . . . Don plans to attend GARZAN, MEHRDAD . . . June . . . Mehrdfgd plans to NOVGIQEFYHQ School in Pensacola, Florida. attend George Washington to study engineering. HENSC VlLl?'fAROL JOAN . . . February . . . Red Cross, GEMENY, FERGUSON . . . June . . . Football, Recording Corral, Club, Shorthand Club . . . Work is next Camera, Locker Crew, Treasurer of Section . . . Plans to for CGFOIJJW! study engineering. HIGGINS, RICHARD EARL . . . February . . . Section GERTLER, DONALD . , , June . . , President of Dance President, Math and Dance Clubs . . . Will study elec- Club, Manager Varsity Shop, Math Club . . . Plans to triCGl engineering at Catholic University. study Business Administration. HIRSCH, HERBERT . . . June . . . Bank Staff, Dance Club GINSBERG, MYRNA LEE . . . June . . . President Home . . . Wilson Teachers College and a career in ac- Ec. Club, Red Cross . . . Myrna will enter nurses' train- Countancy are next for Herb. ing in Baltimore, HOFFMAN, ALLENE . . . June . . . Interested in VOIISI' GITELSON, CAROL . . . June . . . Dramatic and Booster skating and tennis. Clubs, Spring Play, Red Cross, Corral Staff, GSA , , , HOFFMAN, AUDREY JEAN . . . June . . . Dramatic Club, Work next. Shorthand Club, Varsity Shop, Chorus . . . Work is next GITELSON, MARVIN D .... June . . . Section treasurer, for Audrey. Science Club, Dance Club . . . Plans to enter real estate HOGAN, DIANNE . . . June . . . Booster, French, Dance business. Clubs, Choir . . . Dianne plans to be another Terrapin GOLDBERG, HELEN . . . June . . . President Booster fan at Maryland University. Club, Quill and Scroll, Courier and Corral Staff, Colt HONIKMAN, STELLA . . . February . . . Commencement 34 Committee, Library Club . . . Wedding bells in May for Stella. HOPKINS, IRENE JEANETTE . . . June . . . Cafeteria Staff, Choir . . . Plans to be a bookkeeper. HORNADAY, RICHARD MAYFIELD . . . February . . . Treasurer Student Council, Treasurer Senior Class, Math Club, Track Team, Manager Tennis Team . . . Business Administration at Washington and Lee. HORNE, DOUGLAS FRANKLIN . . . February . . . Office Staff, Cadets . . . Doug plans to study carto- graphic drafting at Army Map School. HORNE, EDGAR . . . June . . . Math Club . . . College next. HORWITZ, BARBARA JANE . . . June . . . Booster, Spanish, Home Ec. Clubs . , . Barbara plans to attend Maryland University. W HUFF, PEARL R .... June . . . Pearl snisysyigrfirsg. Plans to continue dancing or be an ,, KATINAS, MARY JOHN . . . February . . . Section Secre- tary, Senior Prom Committee, Cheerleader, Colt Capers . . . Maryland University next. KATZMAN, ROBERTA . . . June . . . Home Ec. and Booster Clubs . . . Bobbie plans to attend college. KAUFMAN, DAVID . . . February . . . Spanish Club . . . Aeronautical engineering is in Dave's future. T KAUFMAN, HARRIET ANN . . .June . . . Home Ec. Club, Section Vice-President, GSA . . . Plans to attend Mary- land University. KESSLER, FRANCES GLORIA . . . June . . . Section Secre- tary, Choir, Volleyball . . . George Washington Univers- ity is next. KESSLER, MELVA ANN . . . June . . . Spanish Club, Booster Club, GSA . . . Maryland University is next. KIPP, CARL . . . June. KIRSHBAUM, FRANCES . . . June . . . Spanish Club, Polemics Club . . . Plans to attend Antioch College. HUNTER, RICHARD LEE I , . February , KIRSTEIN, SALLY . . . June . . . President of Junior Red Pf9SidSVif, COPTGIH CGdeT Bflnd, VO5i'Q?f'fo?ballW Cross, Choir . . . Sally intends to be a medical technician. Plans to be an architect. fi KLESS, PHILLIP . . . June . . . Co-Manager of Stage HUNTER, RONALD BURTON . . Crew, Radio Workshop, Science, Dance, Math, Chess of band, Footbol' ' - ' Plcns and C Clubs, Track Team . . . Will maior in science at to study drafting. college. HUTZELL, RICHARD E .... June . . wt, Math KNOTT, EDWARD MORTON . . . February . . . Baseball, Club . . . Dick wants to attend Spring! ,gdffjoilegefb Football, Red Cross . . . Maryland University is next. HYMAN, HARRIET . . . June . . . St Council, GS , KNOTT, LEONARD JULIAN . . . February . . . Treasurer Shorthand Club . . . Stenographic W rriav and Vice-President of Section, Football . . . College is are ahead for Harriet. I f' next. ISRALL, MARJORIE . . . June . . .Wi-f2fgZsffZfi f:.iub . . . KOENIGSBERG, ANN . . June . . . Business Staff Strayer School of Accountancy . fax, Courier, Booster . Ann plans to get married. JACKSON, JOSEPH WILLIAM . .ssiirriymeir-,.g',shosi. . February . . . srsn plans to be Q JAFFEE, JANET MARSHA . . . . 5eoQlS? 4B,5:oster, ' iffy Home Ec. Clubs . . . College neaQ. ii, llly T22 RAK VLHALVIN W2June . . . Dance Club . . . Al plans JELLIFER, THOMAS . . . June . . . 'V Aifiatiogrgfliilra, open hiswgwrffyfbusiness and then get married. Chorus . . . Maryland University n ' KRAKOWER, MORRIS . . . June . . . Golf Team, Vice- JOHNSON, MADA . . . June . . . Choifizmi. . Madaipslvans President of Section, C CLUB . . . Mo plans to study at to get a iob at a nursery school. Maijyland University, JONES, JOAN ELIZABETH . . . June . . . Courier, GSM? ARNOLD . . . June . . . Red Cross . . . Plans to f ff 'B 73. . . . Business College and marriage next. ,fffffw JONES, JOSEPH RONALD . . . June. f,fff'jf JONTIFF, HENRY . . . June . . . irtreritigh Bsrrifif Vgsity Band, Orchestra, Science Club . . . Planihbwfstudy pharmacy. JORDON, JOYCE . . . June . . . Vice-President and Secretary of Section, Choir, Red Cross, Courier, Junior Prom Queen . . . Plans to go to college in Texas. KABRAN, BYRON . . . June . . . Band . . . Byron plans to study aeronautical engineering at Maryland. KAISER, CAROL . . . June . . . President of Secretarial Club, Booster Club, Volleyball . . .Carol's plans include marriage and a iob. KAMEROW, WILLIAM . . . February . . . Plans to go into business with his brother. KAMMERMAN, NATALIE . . . June . . . Section Secretary, Booster Club, U.N. Discussion Group, Corral Representa- tive . . . Nat plans to attend college in September. KARASIK, STANLEY . . . June . . . Stanley would like to study pharmacy at George Washington University. KARP, JEROLD SHELDON . . . Archery Club, Spanish Club . . . Jerry plans to attend Maryland University. ent rmyv school. KRA JETS, HOWARD . . . June . . . Enjoys collecting recor?Ie,ff,i . Plans to attend college to study Business Administiigfipn. ' KUSHNER2 HERBERT WARREN . . . June . . . Plans to study denti ry by go into the restaurant business. KUZMINSK ,MIBENE . . . June . . . Editorial Staff Courier and Corral, Spanish and Dramatic Clubs, Choir . . . Irene will be a psychology major at college. KYLE, GERALD M .... June . . . Varsity Band, Spanish Club, Colt Capers . . . Plans to be a dentist. LAMBERT, EUGENE . . . June . . . Polemics Club, Math Club, Radio Workshop . . . Wavering between law and teaching. LAMBROS, MARY . . . February . . . Secretary graduating class, Student Council, Spanish Club, Choir, GSA . . . Mary will study education at Maryland University. LAMPIRIS, 'MILTON . . . June. LEAS, MARY LOUISE . . . June . . . Home Economics Club, Math Club, Booster Club, Bible Club, Archery . . . Wheaton College is next. LERMAN, VIVIAN . . . February . . . Business Olice Staff, 608634106164 Latin and Spanish Clubs, GSA, Colt Capers . . . Mary- land University is next. LEVIN, IRA . . . June . . . President Math Club, Science, Chess and Dance Clubs, Varsity Band . . . Plans to major in chemistry at college. LEVIN, JOAN . . . June . . . Treasurer Coolidge Players, Orchestra, Polemics Club, Tennis. LEVIN, JULIAN . . . June . . . Dramatic Club, Courier Agent, Dance Club . . . Julian plans to attend college. LEVIN, MARTHA . . . June . . . Choir . . . Maryland University is next. LEVINE, SHELDON . . . June . . . Math and Science Clubs . . . Shelly plans to study dentistry at Maryland. LEVINSON, ADRIENNE PAULA . . . February . . . Book- keeping Staff, Booster Club, Fashion Show, Senior Prom Committee . . . Work and Marriage are next. LEVY, BEVERLY . . . June . . . Spanish, Boosteg Dgamatic and Librar Clubs. . .Would like to teac 557 I . Y LEVY, ESTHER . . . Summer School. ' LEVY, SANDRA RUTH . . . Fbbrubr , ,,...sena2Qg3 at Committee, Office Staff, Colt Cap 'aticifmilgz Courier Representative. U . I. utr, HOWARD . . . February prlk?TmlLs, in Student Council Talent Shows. is 5 WW! Lime, WILLIAM JOSEPH . . . Febriary . . chbnrtg . . . Bill plans to work and get married. M, .-'f W7 LOEHLER, MARY J .... June . . . S?QfgntflCouncil, 9 Q- matic Club, Booster Club, GSA . 4. Jackie wo ld luxe to go to college in Harrisonburg, V ie-WM LOPATIN, BARBARA . . . June . . . 7 V, ,nce an spbrrbb Clubs, Mbrb Club, cbir F, gg,Q.Q gicbnegb and travel are for Bobbie. If ,I , 2 . r . , . LORD, JOHN ONEIL . . . Jun .iw y yrbbwgixls for .. VA fwww John. .M .6 Football, Basketball and Chess Club . . . Billy is unde- cided about future. MCDONALD, JUNE ETHEL . . . June . . . Booster Club, Shorthand Club, Choir, GSA . . . Plans to attend college. MCDONOUGH, ELLEN THERESA . . . June . . . Ellen transferred from Portland, Maine, where she was active in school sports, Section treasurer. . . Will work for F.B.l. MEADER, CHARLES ROBERT . . . June . . . Section treas- urer, Math Club . . . Chuck will study medicine at Brown University. MERCHER, DOLORES . . . June . . . Choir, Fashion Show . . . College next. METCALF, LAURA . . . June . . . Section Secretary, GSA Board, Red Cross, Cheerleader, Colt Capers . . . Work and marriage next. MICHELSON, CHARLOTTE SUE . . . February . . . Secre- tary National Honor Society, President Dramatic Club, Treasurer Spanish Club, Student Council, Tennis Club, Chairman Of Commencement Committee . . . Plans medi- cal technician course at George Washington. MILLER, PHYLLIS ANN . . . February . . . Colt Capers Ticket Agent . . . Maryland University is next for Phyl. MORAES, SYLVIA MARIA . . . February . . . French Club, Assistant Manager Archery Club . . . Sylvia plans to enter the teaching profession. MORAN, JACK AUSTIN . . .June . . .Captain drill team, Rifle, Map, Track Teams . . . College next. MORGAN, LEON ALFORD . . . June . . . Section Presi- dent, Captain Cheerleaders, Math Club Treasurer, Golf Team, Visual Aids, Rad'o Workshop, Stage Crew . . . Will work for Electric ,Hwgineering degree. My A , , . . June . . . Library, Spanish, ance and 'Teen Clu . . . Pat plans to be a secretary. QMORMRVIQQQTANLEY . February . . . Varsity Baseball, Ggdet Bandfw' M SS, PATRICIA JANE . . . June . . . Dramatic Club Offi er, Colt Capers . . . Marriage in June and a stage career are for Pat. ' I ' EER, JOHN W .... June . . . Vice-President Section . . . Rer is undecided about his future. NAC , ANN BARBARA . . . June . . . Section Secre- tary, i f oss, Coolidge Players, Spanish Club, Choir Ann w udy criminal law at Maryland. Lowes, BURTON . . . June. Lussv, ROGER w .... June . . . Btgoatreasur y. E Roger wants officer-training in colle , 3 r MACE, RICHARD . . . June . . . srbgb ci , wbrkshf ' Track Team, Math Club, Dance Club, Archery . . . Dick 3? ' wants to study chemical engineering. 3 fy MADDEN, WILLIAM . . . June . . . Cadets. V ,J' MADOFF, HELENE ROBERTA . . . June . . . Re ,aff . . . Bobby enioys swimming and dancing . . ., is next. 5?-rf I I MAISEL, RENEE . . . June . . . Section treasurer, Booster, Dance, Dramatic, Spanish Clubs . . . Renee would like to teach school. MARMELSTEIN, LINDA MARJORIE . . . February . . . Secretary Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Courier Agent, Colt Capers . . . College. MASTBROOK, JOICY LEE . . . June . . . Likes hill-billy music, Florida, and Oh Johnny . . . Plans to work and get married. MATTHIAS, JOHN STEPHEN . . . June . . . Section Presi- dent, Student Council, Manager Courier, Art Staff Courier and Corral, Track Team, Polemics Club, Math Club, Junior Prom King . . . Fine Arts major at Princeton. MCCONNELL, ANN MARIE . . . June . . . Cheerleader, Student Council, Booster Club, Dramatic Club, Choir . . . College and marriage for Ann. McCOY, WILLIAM . . . June . . . President of section, . . 96 NEDROW, l l RAE . . . February . . . Secretary and Treasurer of ibrary Staff, Spanish Club , . . Betty Plans to work. NEYMAN, ELAINE . . . June , . . Courier Agent, Red Cross, Choir . . . Wilson Teachers College next. NICHOLS, CHARLES . . . June . . . Section President, Track Team . . . College. NORWITZ, MARTIN . . . June . . . Latin, Math, Science, Polemics Clubs . . . Hopes to attend Carnegie Tech. NOVICK, SANDRA . . . June . . . President and Secre- tary of Section, Corral and Courier Editorial Staff . . . Will maior in iournalism at college. O'BRIEN, ROBERT L .... June . . . Football, Choir . . . Bob wants to study engineering. O'CONNOR, JOAN MARIE . . . February . . . Section secretary, Quill and Scroll, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Courier Staff, Colt Capers . . . Joan plans to be a secretary. OLSON, HERBERT . . . June . . . Herb plans to work and get married. OPACK, JERRY HOWARD . . . February . . . Colt Capers, Chorus . . . Plans to attend George Washington. PANNETON, ROGER . . . June . . . Football . . . College next PAREGOL, DEBORAH . . . June . . . Booster, Science, Dance Clubs, GSA . . . Plans to ioin her brother at Maryland University. PARKER, TEDDY . . . June . . . Corral Art Staff, Courier Cartoonist, Basketball . . . Ted plans to attend college. PASIS, BERNARD . . . February . . . Work is next. PATTERSON, JOAN MARIE . . . February . . . Section Secretary, Quill and Scroll, Art Editor ot '51 Corral, Spanish Club . . . Maryland University next. PATTERSON, KATHERINE . . . June . . . Vice-President Red Cross, Secretary Y-Teens, Spanish Club, , nc I Club, Club . . . To teach school is Sandra's ambition. PRINCE, DORIS MAE . . . February . . . Section Secre- tary, Treasurer ot Red Cross, President Junior Dramatic Club, Courier Stott, Spanish Club, Colt Capers . . . Maryland University next. PRUSHANSKY, THEODORE ROBERT . . . June . . . Foot- ball . . .Ted plans to enter the services of Uncle Sam. QUARANTILLO, EDWARD . . . June . . . Ed plans to attend a medical school. RABOY, BERTRUM . . . February . . . Football . . . Plans to take Commercial Art at Maryland. RAFTERY, RUTH ANN MARY . . . February . . . Bank Staft, Art Editor l95l Corral, Quill and Scroll, Booster Club, Dramatic Club . . . Maryland University next. RAILEY, SANDRA . . . June. REIN, CAROLYN ROSE . . . Summer School. RESNICK, SYLVIA . . . February . . . Red Cross, Chorus Booster Club, Student Council . , . Wilso Qsfgol- . . . Plans include work and college. lege next. ',y' 5 5 RICHMOND, JOHN A .... February . . . Johnny plans PEABODY, JOHN FRANCIS . . . Ju V , QQ AI., a ' EQ to work for the government . . . His main interests are experience in Baseball, Football, gv g gi i Dr cars, girls, and money. Club . . . Maryland University wr t ,il -ll li .!,, , , , RITTER, SANDRA . . . June . . . Courier, Basketball . . PERCHICK, LYNN . . . June fai r I Plans to attend Saint Agnes Nursing School. Secretarial Club . . . Marriage is n dygf Lynti. ROBINSON, PHYLLIS . . . June . . . Corral Agent, Choir, PERCHICK, MANUEL . . . June . . . I 'Do lce Club .,., Chess Colt Capers, Booster Club, Basketball . . . Phyl plans to Club, Radio Workshop . . . Plans to' ,ntl U ver- study nursing at Michigan University. sity in the fall. L,.' 3 -Z ROSE, BARBARA ELLEN . . . June . . . Spanish Club, PERLIN, ELLIOTT . . . June . . . P ,' derrt'lffCh s Cl b, Courier, Corral . . . Barbara plans to go to college and Latin Club, Math Club, Courier Edi fl-Iarv maior in language and art. Book Award . . . Elliott plans to stu Q f - ' ROSENBERG, AUDREY HELEN . . . June . . . Red Cross PESCOV, IRWIN BERNARD . . . F . A V, President I . . . To travel is in the ture for Audrey. School Bank Staft . . . Irwin pl 'g u l qbeuntancy g f ' , Q A , IREK5 June . . . Irene likes to dance at Ben Franklin and to work o j f 1-1 k. I swim .Z .Her pl A include stenographic work. PETRUSHANSKY, HANNA . . , e l' . 'l uri ! Edi- I 0 N ' R ,I E . . . June . Enioys dancing torial Staff, Secretary ot Red Cr . -I Boostel' hor l d, nd pizza . '. 'decided about future. Dramatic Clubs, GSA . . . Plans ,Q lv- d colle '. I SENFELD' ESTHER ' ' ' June' PHELPS, SHARON . . . June . . . -2 f ry of Hens, V R ENSTEIN, JOEL . . . June . . . College next. Latin Club . . . Sharon, the girl from awaii, plenfgt I' if DABUSH, RHETA . . . June . . . Orchestra, Varsity attend college. .I PINK, RONALD . . . February . . . Pinky plans to atten college. f . V PITTLER, LARRY . . . June . . . Co-Captain toot -'61 Baseball, Dramatic Club, French Club and lu ' POLLOCK, ARNOLD . . . June . . . Marylan iversity next. POLLOCK, BERNICE . . . June . . . Dramatic Club . . . Bunny would like to teach school. POLLITT, JAMES K .... June . . . Baseball . . . James plans to work. POMS, ALLAN . . . June . . . Football, Baseball, Math Club . . . Allanlplans to study engineering at college. PORTER, ELIZABETH ANN . . . June . . . Treasurer of Section, Secretary Student Council, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Library Club, Fourth Semester Book Award, GSA Sports . . . Will study Business Administration at college. POSTAL, FRED. . .June . . . Polemics Club, Dance Clubs, Radio Programs . . . Business Administration at Maryland next PRESS, LAURENCE M .... June . . . JV Basketball . . . Larry plans to go to college. PRICE, SANDRA . . . June . . . Hockey Club, Spanish an , Colt Capers, Spanish Club, Music Talent Contest, A 5 I Club . . . Plans to be a professional oboist. f,, It ALLEN . . . June . . . Quill and Scroll, Courier . . . A' opes to become a doctor. RUDDE I .I VID PHILIP . . . June . . . Math, Spanish, Dance, Q: Clubs, VP of Section . . . Plans to attend Maryland lr' :. sity Dental School. U RULLMAN, f If JANE . . . June . . . GSA Board, GSA Sports. RUSSIN, MARILYN . . . June . . . GSA Activities, Colt Capers . . . Plans to become a teacher. SACHS, ROBERT . . . June . . . Vice-President Photog- raphy Club, Student Council, Manager Varsity Shop, Ofticer in Cadets. SALAMY, IRVING . . . June . . . Golf Team, Section President, Basketball, C Club . . . Accountancy at George Washington is next. SAMPSON, ROBERT . . . June . . . Secretary of section, Math Club . . . Bob hopes to attend college. SANDLER, EUGENE STANLEY . . . February . . . Football, Baseball . . . Next stop is Maryland University. SANDLER, JEROME . . . June . . . Basketball . . . Jerry intends to go to college. emhfafzofdea SANTOS ANGELO . . . June . . . Track, Class Olticer . . . Plans to attend college. SCHAINE, JEROME . . . February . . . Chess Club, Archery Club. SCHILDHAUS, GAYLA . . . June . . . Orchestra, Band, Latin, French, Dramatic and Dance Clubs . . . Will study medicine. SCHILDHAUS, JESSICA BETH . . . February . . . Courier and Corral Editorial Statts, Library Assistant, French, Math and Dance Clubs, Senior election committee . . . Plans to work as medical assistant. SCHNEIDER, ROBERT . . . February . . . Robby likes photography, dancing, and singing . . . Plans to work. SCHOENHOLTZ, BARBARA . . .June . . .Shorthand Club, Cafeteria Stall, Co-Chairman senior dinner . . . Plans to be a secretary. sci-LoEER, ELEANOR SANDRA . . . June. y , scHooLER, HARRLET SANDRA . . . June-fi.. .7iReei,a-ees . . . Plans to attend college out ot tovfn. ,,'., , SCHWARTZ, BARBARA MARIE . . ...wie . Trdqgiirer ot Latin Club, Treasurer ot Polemics Club, Radio Work- shop . . . Plans to study bio-chemistry. I V SCHWARTZ, JUDY LEE . . . February . . . ceiicepers, Chorus . . . Business college andlmarriage are in the future ot Judy. I , SCOTT, EARL . . . June . . . Choir, Radio Workshop, Latin Club . . . Plans to go to Rochester, N. Y. to study music. SEATON, WILLIAM . . . June . . . Football, Cadets, Math Club . . . Maryland University to ,rnaiar mechanical engineering is next for Bill. A ,I If SEGAL, MORTON . . . February . .L .rloqnee Club, Cate- teria Stafi . . . Morty plans to attei3VdlGeorgle.Wash- ington. I I ,,, SEIDEL, DORIS . . . June . . . Bodkkeeper versity-Shep, Dance Club, Y-Teens . . . Plans taenter' retailing field. SEIDEL, JULIAN . . . June . . .Corral Representativevaf. . Little Julian is interested in business administration, which he will study in college. SEIGEL, MORTON LESTER. . . June . . . Section President, Basketball, Tennis . . . Plans to ioin the Coast Guard., SHAPIRO, MICHAEL . . . June . . . Baseball, Orchestra, Varsity Band, Science Club . . . Plans to study Physical Education in college. SHAPIRO, ROBERTA NARDA . . .June . . . Spanish Club, Booster Club, Courier, GSA . . . Hopes to attend Syracuse University. SHAW, LINDA STANDISH . . . June . . . Vice-President GSA, Treasurer Spanish Club, Booster Club, Student Council, Red Cross . . . University ot Vermont is next tor Linda. SHEERS, MACK SAMUEL . . . February . . . Colt Capers . . . Mack enjoys sports and dancing . . . Plans to work after graduation. SHEPPARD, FREDERICK GAYLE . . . June . . . Section President, Honor Society, C Club, Student Council, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball . . . Fred would like to be an engineer. SHERMAN, ALAN . . . June . . . Visual Aids, Section Treasurer . . . Pharmacy at Ohio State or Mayland is next. SHUSTER, JEANNE . . . June . . . Vice-President Spanish Club, Secretary GSA, Corral Editorial Staff, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Courier . . . Will major in language at George Washington. SIEGEL, BARBARA . . . June . . . President of Section, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Radio Workshop . . . Mary- land University is next. SIEGEL, MELVIN . . . February . . . Section President, Math Club . . . Hopes to attend Howard University School ot Architecture. SIGMAN, NANCY . . .June . . . Student Council, Dance, Bible, Booster and Math Clubs . . . Nancy, our acrobatic dancer, plans to go to Maryland. SIGMON, JOAN . . . June . . . Treasurer ot Y-Teens, Hockey, Archery . . .lJoan hopes to become a nurse. SILVERMAN, JACQUELINE . . . June . . . Jackie plans to get a bookkeeping iob and then marry. SIMMONS, ROBERT . . . February . . . Aviation Club . . . Work at Army Map Service or enlist in Navy. SIMON, LENORA RITA . . . June . . . Home Ec. Club . . . Will maior in Home Economics at either Penn State or Maryland. SIMON, STANLEY LEWIS . . . February . . . Courier . . . Stanley plans to study medicine. SIMON, WALTER . . .June . . . Otticer in Cadets, Corral, Dance Club, Latin Club . . . Walt will study medicine. SIRKIS, SANDRA HELEN . . . February . . . Senior Class President, Editor-in-Chief Courier, President Quill and Scroll, National Honor:Society, Vice-President Polemics Club,eSection President,'Boosters, Spanish and Dramatic Clubs . . . Sondyllwill study at George Washington. SLONIN, NATHAN . February . . . Section treasurer, Chess Club af Eastern . . . Nat plans to study business administration. SLCNIN, SAMUEL LEWIS . . . February . . . Senior Dinner Coitnmittee, Chess Club at Eastern . . . Sam plans to attend college. SMITH, ARLENE RUTH . . . February . . . President Na- tionalilionor Society, Section Secretary, Radio Work- shop,SSpanish Club, Colt Capers . . . Arlene will go to college. '.,..., SMLTH, CAMPBELL T .... June . . . Section President, Cheerleader, Track Team, C Club, Cadet Maior, Rifle, Drill, and Teams, Choir . . . Pre-med at Penn State is next for Campbell. SNYDER, EILEEN . . . June . . . Business Office Staft, Basketball . . . Eileen would like to work as a model. SNYDER, PATRICIA ANN . . . February . . . Y-Teens, President Library Club, Archery Team, Dance Club, Corral Art Stall . . . Will maior in Home Economics at Maryland University. SOSNICK, CECILE ANITA . . . June . . . Corral Repre- sentative, Spanish Club . . . Cecile is deciding between Syracuse and Maryland to study education. SPAHN, CARL PHILIP . . . June. SPITALNEY, RONALD . . . June . . . Science, French and Chess Clubs. . . Ronald will study engineering at George Washington. SPITZER, CAROLE RUTH . . . June- . . . Secretary of Sec- tion, Corral Staff, Polemics Club, French Club, Spanish Club . . . College next. ' SPRINKLE, JOHN . . . June . . . Choir, Cadets . . . Would like to be a printer or race stock and midget cars. STAR, MILTON . . . February . . . Spanish Club . . . Micky plans to study dentistry at Maryland. STEIN, SANDRA . . . June . . . Home Ec. Club . . . Sis enioys cooking and colognes , . . Will be a clerk-typist. STEINBERG, MARSHA . . . June . . . President, Vice- President and Treasurer of Section, President and Treas- urer French Club, Student Council, Spanish, Polemics and Booster Clubs . . . Marsha is undecided between work and college. STEWART, FLORENCE . . .June . . . Courier Representa- tive, Spanish Club, Basketball . . . George Washington University is next for Flo. STRICKER, EUGENE . . . June . . . Mat , emics, Science, Aviation, Spanish and Dance -, ,game plans to become a doctor. ,Tix surzo, WILLIAM . . . June . . . Sect ide Qtr Club President, Student Council, ll, Math and Science Clubs . . . P., ,, re-V333 course at Penn State. I' MW? SWAlNE,MARLENE...February. Qi-,'P nish f Li, Red I Cross, Corral . . . Maryland Univ g ftyp MO next Mop. V SYMONDS, rnunv ROSE . . . Jrrrre f l e. sentative, Corral, Volleyball Man f r Ww e' Cl '- shop, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Colt Capers, Orches- tra . . . Doris would like to be a commercial artist. WELLS, JEAN . . . June . . . GSA Board, GSA Activities. WELTINGER, ELSIE . . . June . . . Red Cross, Corral Rep- resentative, Secretarial Club . . . Maryland University is next. WERNER, MARION ETTA . . . June . . . Secretary and Treasurer of Section, Home Ec. Club, Shorthand Club, GSA Activities . . . College next. WHARTON, JOHN AUSTIN . . . February . . . Will study for the ministry at Washington Bible Institute and then get married. WHITMORE, LOIS . . . June . . . Lois enjoys swimming and bowling . . . Work is next. WILLETT, AGNES . . . June . . . Red Cross . . . Will work tor telephone company. WINER, DOROTHY . . . June . . . Secretarial Club, Var- sity Shop, Cafeteria . . . Dot plans to work for the government. WITTMAN, ANNE MIDDLETON . . . June . . . Booster, French, Dramatic and Y-Teens Clubs, Spring Play . . . Maryland University is next for Anne. WOLFE, ALLEN ROBERT . . . June . . . Math Club . . . Little Al enioys sports and classical music . . . Will study engineering or mathematics. WOLFE, ARLENE . . . February . . . Chairman Senior Dinner, Spanish Club . . . Will work until September, then go to college. WOLFE, EARL WILLIAM . . . February . . . Maryland University is calling Ea . WOLK, STANLEY S .V . . . February . . . Locker Staft . 1 , , ' f f' Maryland. , ODNIC ,DORIS Q . . June . . . Secretary ot Section, ' urie . . . Doris's plans include work - d marriage. Y UNG, HERBERT CLARENCE . . . June . . . Football squ d. tru IN, JUDITH LOUISE . . , June . . . Corral Repre- 'f 't ive, Choir, Spanish Club . . . Judy will be another Ter - 7 - fan. ZUC I , ' ITA . . . June . . . Enjoys dancing and pizza Booster Club . . . Trudy will study i v e? at lolleg , TABINSKI, ALBERT EUGENE . . . Fe ll ,.., plan to attend college. if Z TANNABAU, SHIRLEY . . . Jerr y ,.i. ic lu l yf gident of Section, Choir, Red Cross, CO IQLC P PJ , . . lif will work tor the government. J. 71i2g,,:ir+ THOMPSON, PHILIP . . . Februar . . Ca l . . L, Navy is next for Phil. if , r. TORCHIN, LEAH . . .June . . . sperrrii '4j, L,, Secr 4'iir-ifgj, Irsiif. 5 y Club . . . Maryland University is next tor Ootsie. TRAKAS, IRENE GEORGIA . . . February . . . Office 's'r Staff, Cheerleader, GSA Activities, Chorus, Booster Club, Colt Capers . . . Irene's next move is to Maryland N f l versity. TROIANO, EVA . . . June . . . Chorus . . . P tit l l va plans to work. TUCKER, EDWARD LEE . . . June . . . President Ot Sec- tion, Vice-President of Math Club, Record Camera, Base- ball . . . Will study engineering. VERGINIS, GERALDINE . . . June . . . Likes to bowl and dance . . . Work next. VOYATZIS, ANTHONY . . . June. WASSERMAN, MAX JUDD . . . February . . . Chorus . . . Max will join the armed forces. WARSAW, JOSEPH . . . June . . . Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Dance Club . . . College next. WATSON, JOSEPH . . . June. WEITZ, MARILYN . . . June . . . Secretary of Section, Colt Capers, Choir, Spanish, Booster, Dramatic and Secretarial Clubs, Choir, Corral Editorial Staff . . . 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Wa' , 45 Barbara Notes Martin Novak Vincent Penn Richard Pincus Vincent Pisciotta Mary Ann Plasket Robert Plitt Jerry Pollock Phyllis Poms Lynne Posnak Albert Postal Sandra Poulos Donald Powell Janet Presgrave Frances Press Herbert Pritchard Max Rabinowitz Annette Rachevsky Howard Rebach Joan Resnick William Richards Gordon Richardson Jacqueline Ricucci William Riley if Audrey Robertson Priscilla Rose Frances Rosen Rosalie Rosen Elmer Ross Teddy Ross Harriet Ross Miriam Rothberg Joan Rozansky Irwin Ruben Joel Rubinstein Morris Rudo Louise Runk Eleanor Russ Ina Russell Richard Saul Marilyn Schain Lillian Scheer Sandra Scheufler Stanley Schafer Donald Schweitzer Lilia Schuler Frances Seigel Patricia Shaner 'TFC W L, fc , , , isof-Q, t r V. re QL., 1,1 Q ' lv H ' 4,7 vi. we I . s ' - fx fx 1 -fs 'fe tt s, V 1 . ' iff ,gf 'Qr 'i'i W , s ,e fig! M422 , ',,. 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Daniel Shankle Donald Sherling Neil Sherman Peter Sherman Robert Shuken Evelyn Siegel Sybil Siegel Marvin 'Simon Naomi Sisgold Alicia Smith Donald Smith Linda Smith Elaine Snyder Jane Ann Sober Grace Spectre Joseph Spicer Dexter Stannard George Stearn Bruce Steele Paula Stempler George Stephens Nancy Stephens Shirley Stevick William Stone 5 PM Y ii ,,3,!,f X , i V, if it , . r , IX, ff. 4' I I Q, f' ., A vw 4 J 1, ,V '47 M, f, Q , , NYJ, 4. 'fi' X 'W my 'Vs J J Mm , X I 7, 4 yah, ,, Z ' , 'f It , 'fm ' 2,6 ,,,,' QQ, i ,IQLL2 ,fart -' 45, 5 ew f, ,,,m,,., vi , Richard Warshauer Margaret Watts Marion Webb Eleanor Weiss Edward Weinstein Gloria Weinstein Carole Westrich Alice Wheatley Roberta Whiting Jane Williams Jacqueline Windsor Isabel Wineberg Gail Wisser Charlotte Wolf John Wolf Beverly Wolin Sam Wool Mary Wright Warren Wright Peggy Yansky Mary Yeatman Abby Young Hinda Zinnamon Ricci Cherner , , ,,f,,f7 WL., fw ,, ,cn I fy. 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I W is .r , ,mb -. ff, ,, war ZW-s.J'Q Bernard Stapak Stella Striner Norman Sterman Richard Sullivan Stanley Suser Virginia Sweeney Mary Swiggett Norma Swimmer Phil Tennent Vergil Teti Betty Thomas Raymond Thompson John Thornhill Sandra Triplett Bozhana Trost Mary Sue Updike Benita Van Steenburgh Mary Vartabedian Emmanuel Vasiliou Robert Vaughn Paula Ann Voight Robert Von Nessen Richard Warner Joyce Warren -wi. 5 93, 4 ru ,JT 0' ,Y 7 K V7 n , x NJ X,-f 'CJ' 'r - 44 Q' VV 11 2 , 1 5 . 2 I wil, X .-I if 1 F7 'EM 1 3 a t WWKW 1 4..,,f. T... l l 1 3 Q 4 l 1. L, i , S S x A 1 n . 1 T l r if , 40 ' FIRST ROW: Helene Wittenberg, Phyllis Paregol, Carole Randow, Eleanor Johnson, Arlene Cohen Frances Fisher SECOND ROW Peggxe Eodle Suzanne Katz John Sullivan Fa e M lc M l ' ', 5 ' ' , , ' , y oty a, ari yn Greenberg Joan E 1 Watkins. THIRD ROW: Seymour Heltzman, Edward Berkow, Raymond Cook, John Shirkey, Norman Schwartz Cliltord Strober. FOURTH ROW: Al Reptakes, Tommy McKever, Richard Curtis, Benicxmin Zarnoff 48 W , 4 1 E E 2 , , , f'm 'm Q FIRST ROW: Barbara Murphy, Maurene ColTman, Arlene Krochmol, Gloria Horowitz, Shirley Wagner, Lois Wheatley. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Nylen, Nancy Firor, Dorothea Sherman, Loretta Dunyer, Toby Barr, Marcia Stotsky. THIRD ROW: Marie Gehrmon, Sheldon Garland, Sophie Katsouras, Julia Ragland, Sheldon Litt, Joe Colbert. FOURTH ROW: Danny Pratt, David Shiffron, William Hayes, Jimmy Gannon, Morton Berg. 49 709-4 A ,41- 7 , N, Miss Ann Heider 225-4 A-1. it y g as' ,J , ,fax :W , yy 541, FIRST ROW: Katherine Buas, Virginia Freeman, Charlotte Potler, Jean Weston, Cecelia Hopkins, Shirley Fein, Judy Cohen, Edith London. SECOND ROW: Billy Cohen, Mary Apostolides, Barbara Cohan, Dorothy Rubin, Harriet Snyder, Carolyn Inscoe, .laclalyn Traten, Victor Cabreia. THIRD ROW: Basil Marmaras, Howard Boika, Thomas Swiggard, Seymour Gittleson, William Levis, Robert Hand, Darrel Hambright. FOURTH ROW: Charles Talbert, Thomas Morfesy, Edward Sheafe, Bernard Sperling. 50 Mr. Leonard W. Himes 20?- V , FIRST ROW: Sandra Danewoocl, Kalheryn Ritfer, Toby Banner, Sandra Rosenblail, Pot Johnson, Pai Pitman. SECOND ROW: Barbara Engle, Lois Kolodin, Fern Broida, Joan Thacker, Sandra Wolfman, Barbara Weiss. THIRD ROW: Joe Milzman, Ronald Simon, Lenny Tempchin, Buddy Dodson, Jerald Chayf, Eddie Shapiro. FOURTH ROW: Borah Perlmuffer, Brad Kaskin, Dave Parzow, Marty Flax, Dominick Mantua, Chris Tabor. 51 4- J, J Mrs. Lucy Weese 576-5 fb ,f FIRST ROW: Annette Hendrix, Nancy Huff, Judy Edelstein, Rhoda Faigen, Nancy Morris, Mary Callas, Sandra Sims. SECOND ROW: Elinor Rosenblot, Pat Balanis, Elaine Lyons, Deanie Schwartz, Lorraine Silver, Sherrill Petty, Sheila Goldberg, Marilyn Gross. THIRD ROW: Joel Schor, Herbie Solomon, John Coleman Melvin Mackler, Jerry Messmer, Tommy Keen, Gilbert Dosik. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Farman-Farma, Jim Han nigan, Bob Bordeau, Don Ansell, AI Normant, Tommy Voigt, David Poole. 52 7-5 I ,,ir i f N I . , . ,fi j Mrs. JoAnn Farman-Farma 5 4 2 Dr. Theodore Libber FIRST ROW: Carole Frankfeldt, Shirley Covault, Dolores Scroggins, Jackie Judge, Joan Wingard, Rose Bellamy, Renee Thieberger. SECOND ROW: Bill Argerie, Roberta Landis, Sandra Haffner, Gisele Steinberg, Carole Gordon, Carolyn InoH, Betty Mann, Carol Hiner, Joyce Cox. THIRD ROW: Sol Paslcin, Barbara Olson, Marilyn Rudden, Debbie Tafi, Jane Epley, Gloria Mack, Nancy Goode, Lois Pohl, Richard Eastlack, Marc Miller. FOURTH ROW: Allen Sweeney, Kenneth Preschel, Dick Beyda, Fred Hoffman, David Ginsberg, Charles Zink, Morris DeMartino, David St. Wenis, Gene Weikeit. 52 27?- FIRST ROW: Carole Simon, Georgia Woods, Beverly Sacks, Doris Aaronson, Dorothy Tinsley, Anne Mestesky, Sandy Hamburger. SECOND ROW: Linda Chaifetz, Linda Lichtman, Maxine Painter, Debbie Brown, Sharon Woolley, Dolly Goodman, Nancy Shelton, Betty Lou Hornstein, Marcia Fredland. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Vito, Sidney Markowitz, Marvin Petrushansky, David Weitzman, Elliott Shapiro, David Abrams, Jim Hannon, Norman Favin. FOURTH ROW: James Carroll, Harvey Prushansky, Donnie Godfrey, Arthur Averback, Bob Barkin, Alan Levy. y. ryirt pf 1 17- FIRST ROW: Marilyn Hunter, Nancy Morcock, Connie Norley, Myrna Silverstein, Freda Rosenberg, Judy Mrs. Josephine R. Donovan Glazer, Marilyn Greenwald. SECOND ROW: Ruth Gellman, Marlene Schector, Carol Burns, Sandra Shenick, Joyce Anderson, Ingrid Haymuker, Loretta Lowe, Susan Rose, Peggy Koutsoukos, Ruth Epstein. THIRD ROW: Eileen Faigen, Jimmy Birch, Bob Wonclrack, Sol Love, Ruth Kline, Melvin Berman, Richard Sacks, Ira Chidel. 53 H 22 7-5 .2 p-v.--- F FIRST ROW: Terry Guckert, Naomi Weiss, Ann Fidanis, Dolores Goldstein, Gerry Rosen, Betty Pitt, Dora Miss Dorothy Johnson Moss. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Plotnick, Greta Schwartz, Sidney Maekin, Penny Herbst, Judy Cohen, Gail Sternman, Phyllis Hurwitz, Arlene Kravitz, Helen Ginberg, THIRD ROW: Allen Meyerhoft, John Dottellis, Arthur Krimmelmeyer, Elliot Denniberg, Neil Zarin, Robert David, John Oartel, Dick April, Alvin Kotz, Joseph Bertoni. FOURTH ROW: David Prawde, Julian Weingarten, Edward'Weber, Ronald Spears, Burton Gerter, John :fi-2 .I 2. .' -' I 520-5' .4 r I .M I ' l Us ,Q 4 f . ., .,, I 'I 12 -,ge ,qi :A s , Dr. Robert Vanderlip FIRST ROW: Barbara Goss, Gloria Bradley, Carol Isaacson, Loretta Lessey, Patsy Frat, Gayle Russell, Judy Mason. SECOND ROW: Elaine Goodman, Meredyth Sealfon, Barbara Tuckman, Mary Hood, Marcelle Dem- back, Shirley Booth, Charlotte Postal, Dale Lacey, THIRD ROW: Eugene Herman, Melvin Asterken, Dorothy Haggerty, Carol Padgett, Janice Theen, Doris Woods, Edward Stern. FOURTH ROW: Paul Price, Bernie Weisman, John Bisset, Harold Falchick, Eddie Shamosh, Clark Millison, Leonard Figelman. 54 272-5 Miss Jeane Ewing FIRST ROW: Barbara Savage, Nancy Roberts, Sherry Zvares, Miriam Silverman, Francine Allen, Peggy Long, Lenore Gildenhorn. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Harris, Adele Greenbaum, Sandra Kellner, Daryl Reich, Ann Hurst, Sandra Parzow, Ruth Ann Humbert, Barbara Burge, Sandra Jetterson, Eleanor Newman. THIRD ROW: Patty Mitchell, Anthony Barron, Frank Wolf, Carl Ramling, Max Chakian, David Ragan, Leroy Attman, James Paner, Dorothy Scheer. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Brickman, William Phares, Jack Silas, Herb Jacobson, Harry Luxenberg, Jesse Altshuler, Arthur Greenfield, David Fram. L . ' T , any A . .di , . c FIRST ROW: Barbara DuBois, Sandra Gould, Cynthia Brooks, Carole Gemeny, Nancy Sigmon, Joan Horowitz, Betsy Wright. SECOND ROW: Gail Palsgrove, Harriet Trotter, Pat Sams, Elaine Abrams, Judy Guttmand, Carolyn Mensh, Arlene Rodbell, Reta Judson, Virginia Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Sol Snyder, Paul Yorkdale, Alvin Goldberg, David Jontift, Robert Agnew, Charles Wingfield, Joel Truitt, Joseph Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Don Fisher, Gilbert Purnis, Michael Breuer, Daniel Swanner, Joe Salvatore, Melvin Baron, Martin Barr, Abe Sickle. 55 275-5 L, Q ' if- , b:. ' Bfgfz iv g I, -nik' 1, 1. - , X , K ,,l' ,-. ,I A 'Twill-'19-5' Q-A A. . A, . . - ' '- :-.- , f. .- ittlskdf - ,cl-355 , Mrs. Lois Green 52. --.4 hiv Douglas Horne, Doris Wooclniclc, and Eileen Snyder arrange the absence listg Mimi Greenbaum looks up a studen1's schedule, Sandra Levy operates the swiichboardg Cecile Sosnick checks the map, Mrs. Helene Baugher sits alone at her desk: Elaine Cohen, Rochelle Dantiker, and Connie Norley look on as Miss Frances Scot? gives them instructions. I SER VES as a central bureau ofinforrna- tion for students, teachers, and visitors. I LUCA TES a student or teacher immedia- tely ' PROVIDESpractical experience in ojice skills for students. Mrs. Helene Bougher and Miss Frances Scott W N 0 SELLING IS FUN for all who work in the Varsity Shop. lnner ring: Doris Seidel, Naomi Basdekian, Mrs. Gertrude Silver- man ffaculty adviserl, Julia Ragland, Sandra Kline, Sandra Rosenblatt, Outer ring: Paul Levy, Audrey Hoftman, Barbara Shreiar, Lois Kolodin, Audrey Hollar, Donald Gertler, Phyllis Paregol, Suzanne Katz. WHATEVER YOU WANT THAT YOU COULD POSSIBL Y NEED A TSCHOOL, THE VARSITY SHOP HAS IT OR WILL GETIT! THREE SALESPERSONS-THREE CUSTOMERS. Julia Rag- land, Audrey Holtman, and Donald Gertler behind the counter. Phyllis Paregol, Naomi Basdekian, and Sandra Kline are the customers. 57 Laurene Coffman, and Harriet Snyder. I HANDLES SAVINGS AC- COUNTS C KEEPS BOOKS FOR f SCHOOL FUNDS O COLLECTS STUDENT FEES I PAYS SCHOOL BILLS BY CHECK I SELLS B US TICKETS SELLS POS TA GE S TA MPS SELLS GO VERNMENT BONDS WORKING BEHIND THE COUNTER: Shirley Brasher, Beffe McKnew, Mcry Lou Eddy, Dorothy Krcyson, Sh I y E I d, Angela Corben, GIendu Briller, Carol Giielson, Irwin Prescov, Frances Brotmon, Agnes Coppa. TRANSACTING BUSINESS: Rita Mueller, Doroihy Rubin, Geraldine Heriz, ' ff I 'VT i,e,f CASHES PERSONAL , Liii Cyii CHECKS siy, Q 58 , , gh x. ! , Mr. Samuel W. PurseII Faculty Advisor 'Nw SST I-I RD 0 I-hcl 'funn-.. ll , S e if Qual! .A Ihign LEARNING THE BANKING BUSINESS are Bette McKnew, Irwin Pescov, Shirley Brasher, and Ellen Bittenbincler. 4 .af 4 W? '12 K4 EVEN WAITING IN LINE ISNT TOO BAD, Angela Corben, Shirley Brasher, Danny Pratt, and Richard Curtis don't seem to mind. 59 oi? 5 V JW I With Mr, Koontz around, it is hard to for- get to carry that tray to the table where it belongs or fo deposit apple cores and sandwich wrappings in the proper container. fl 0 'viii Hungry Coolidgifes rush through the lunch lines. A checker and a cashier for each line speeds up the service. Diana Beshore, Ber- nice Pollock, and Richard Warshauer visit the candy and ice cream counter. 60 ff- n P fx ,r 2 ...kX. .Q N.-g : 'Q W Y Q , 1 TW WWDE5 Q,-.A Q01 ALL SET FOR HAMBURGERS-Anna Whifson mounds up the onions, and Elizabeth Harris seasons the ground meui. 61 E-4 if Q U' Q0 -vb Tx fT'l gen il' FZ 2 nb UCD 5' 'LQ WO 'O D Q-U fl JP 511: Q-o SE 15.4 Q5 U1 Q0 c?' na an-a HS' 0 If 30 :J Q3 20 Ti ga oF? P ern 151' gn 2.3 111. O 2: A 'fa an 2: me N402 3 V TW 6.5 WD Nvs-HH 0 ' I fl X H 'M -N . .. xl. e -5 A ' .5 . . ...X Sr 10 U R.N. gives first aid fo Marvin Giffelson ABOVE, weighs and measures Ann McConnell LOWER LEFT, and fakes u I ard LiM. O ADMINISTERS FIRST AID O KEEPS HEALTH RECORDS O MAKES MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS am? an ff- PM 1 fx' ...fu 5 ,QP fb Q27 if X- Cp 0 A '7 I 1 Wu KKK x X X . , 77, X , 1 .I l'0'0 ...O 5X nw , CORRAL photographer Berman, sent out to get a picture, lifts his chin and r und hi h ld 63 o s s s ou ers ct the technicicm's command. fun MOV may 1. : if 14 ,x ,. Ag, . ififsfi? THE WHOLE TEAM WORKS IN THE PROJECTION ROOM. Richard Mace is at the spotlight, Bob Hand uses the phone, Mr. Rufus Jacoby Ralph Cooley hunts for a record, Phil Kless works on the amplifier and Borah Perlmutter helps with directions. Faculty Sponsor 5' sf, Krimelmeyer gets out the flash bulb, Phil Kless takes out the cord and Richard Mace opens the spot. Howard Reback secures a brace, Ralph Galt Bowen and Harold Falchick clear the Cooley tests the door-handle, Borah Perl- stage for action. mutter drives a long nail and Kenny Jenkins faces the camera. 64 J 1 Q Q... W-Q 9 , kj: Jr l MEMBERS OF THE COOLIDGE BAND: Walter Howe QDirecforJ, Stanley Morris, Gerald Brinkman, Sol Love, Neil Zarin, Bradley Kaskin, John Tucker. SECOND ROW: David Abrams, John Oarter, Leonard Tempchin, William Smith, Harry Duff, Anthony Varron. THIRD ROW: Arnold Danoff, Gene Wielcerf, Ronald Hunier, Larry Baker, Richard Warner, Waller Morrow, Joseph Fisher, Christopher Tabor, Alberf Normenf, Bobby Thomas. c ' xC'x L if ,ff l 5444 V435 Q vm 0 HH Lenore Hale as the Goddess of Liberty opens the Impressive election assembly Members of the Student Council present colors in salute. ' defame Mwtdneawz aoteaucw During the first week of November, political fever struck Coolidge High School as well as the rest of the nation. ln observance of the 1952 Presidential Election, Coolidgites conducted a serious political assembly, an orderly election, and a gay, symbolic pageant. This elaborate program was sponsored by the Polemics Club and the Student Council. Every Coolidge student cast his vote and marched in the parade. A count of the ballots showed that Coolidge voters preferred Governor Stevenson to General Eisenhower. PARADE TO THE BALLOT BOX is led by Ronnie Spitalny, Borah Perlmutter, Cecile Sosnick, Jerry Sandler, and Hanna Petrushan- sky. AT THE ELECTION ASSEMBLY, Frances Bran, Eugene Lambert, and Jeanne Shuster were spokesmen for the Democrats. Lenore Aronson, Jerry Bernstein, and Edward Shapiro presented the Republican platform and urged student voters to support their candidate. Julius Good- man, who acted as moderator, also talked on the minor parties. Tippecanoe and Tyler too and Fifty-four Forty or Fight were among the hundreds of signs and banners displayed by students in the line of march. The parade covered every presidential election in our history. Ameri- can lndians, cowboys, pioneers, Uncle Sams, famous generals and athletes, and even some girls of the gay nineties made the entire parade something to look at! y ygyi ii y ii A in mlm IHBU-X36 rf S stovepipe hat and the beard on Bob Hale-Cooper, sophomore, transform him into a Lincoln of sorts, the Argyle socks strike a false note. Another sophomore, Stewart Nelson, is by his side. ' 41ytS7Yw!Ww4v Ray Thompson, Symore Hillsman and Nor man Schwartz show the model of the hos ig' Q' Z' 2 , ,f V V Q, 'iw W 1 W THE PARADE GETS UNDER WAY with Mary Lambros, Secretary of the Senior Class, Mr. John Koontz, Assistant Principal of the Calvin Coolidge r- lines. Next come the members of the Coolidge Band, whose director, Mr. Howe, is executing a flanking movement at the moment. Ig f HERE COME THE INDIANS headed by Morton Dubin, Carole Kritt, and Linda Smith. All are complete with beads and feathers and petitions de- manding their rights. 68 J, High School, and Sandra Sirkis, President of the Senior Class, leading the X ,,slil,zif3i 2 p ,Ui Q, lf lf W5,1J,25,,i f' M, pifal named after president James A cqmeld. 3 A 1, f ? if ,QV , Q will A Zachary Taylor, portrayed by Daniel Davis, is accompanied by his son and wife, who are characterized by Stanley Kay and Evelyn Anlon. Samuel Bran, pulling the wagon, represents the people that went to California during the Gold Rush. 69 f O yK'W,WE 355 Jes Se swf XX 4: in Qs, f H f 'T ' ,Q .1 . r, ', . ,g Vg- my V, 10 ::V4.,2'- fmsff ,fi-, ff,.:?e'2,4f Q f- sw- Af at .Nw-f-1 ssrfii' 'ft--' f.W4,!,,.,,,4. , ,V V .V ,L , ., V. - :,: V, V V ,V, V V , V , ., .V:Q,Vts,,.Vf1,,VVf..,ff t,,V,.. V X M ,. sxysmqs -:QV P ' , ,,,,, , I ,,.,, ., .,.,k ,. .. I V. , .,,x. .. , f, ,, as . 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' - sr Y QOLQPQ-F Q4 A- 9 . ,.,,, , ,.,.., :V f. , . ,., ,ff , ,f ,f - ,- V V, ,.,'f, V' V-fue ,Q 1953 COUNCIL MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Mary Lambros, Linda Smith, Sandra Ferber, Eugene Horowitz, Mary Anne Goodyear, Richard Horna- day, Betty Ann Porter, Carl Frandsen, Lenore Hale, Fred Sheppard, Ina Russell, Mr. Julian Colangelo, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Frances Bran, Nancy Sigman, Jackie Loehler, Ann McConnell, Barbara Cohen, .Ionan Sullivan, Joan O'Connor. THIRD ROW: Poll y Harrison, Leonard Gritz, Donald Gross, Patricia Balanis, Ruth Kline, Sandra Damewood, Marcia Bartko, Carol Isaacson, Betty Mann. FOURTH ROW: Richard Pincus, Jim Gallahorn, Jerry Mallard, Gerald Coopersmith, Donald DePoto, Robert Sachs, Arden Baker, Alvin Goldberg, Donald Allen. agfemqgfze 1955 Carl Frandsen . I ,..... President Lenore Hale .,.. . . .Vice-President Betty Ann Porter, . I .,.. Secretary Richard Hornaday ., ......,. Treasurer Fred Sheppard . . . . .Sergeant-at-Arms ff em of 77 The '53 COUNCIL, composed of thirty-five govern- ment-minded representatives, has been most active and most cooperative with the principal and with the faculty. The Council has sponsored successful formal dances and has established dancing in the Armory as a lunch-time activity. Perhaps its most interesting meet- ing was the one held on the stage, with the whole student body as onlookers. L-4 447 we 'IC' chick, and Richard Warner. , ,gil Q1 C' Workshop members alternate on the announcing and technical stafis. Here Phil Kless, Ralph Cooley, Richard Mace, and Borah Perlmutter are the technicians, and Lenora Hale, Earle Scott, Barbara Schwartz, Julius Good- man and .Ioan Durno are read fx Four of the able crew that operates an extensive film program are John Liddy, Leon Morgan, Harold Fal- sift FIRST ROW: Shirley Stevick, Margaret Dottmeyer, Joyce Jordon, Irene Hopkins, Valerie Kidwell, Dorothy Gerhart, Barbara Brand, Polly Harrison, Barbara Engle, Catherine Railey, Carol Frankfeld. SECOND ROW: Betty Hood, Nancy Goode, Deanie Schwartz, Shirley Brasher, Debra Dokkin, Doris Aaronson, Barbara Harrison, Carol Hiner, Barbara Burge, Shirley Booth, Lenna Beeker, Jeanette Johnson, Nancy Hutt, Eileen Kragh, Cecelia Hopkins. THIRD ROW: Pearl Hutt, Joan Watkins, Gail Palsgrove, Naomi Weiss, Nancy Roberts, Carol Burns, Judy Guttman, Margaret Hudson, Mada Johnson, Barbara Brown, Eva Troiano, Ann Konengsberg, Gayle Russell, Carole Gemeny, Cathy Callas, Barbara Mur- phy, Catherine Buas, Marilyn Weitz. FOURTH ROW: Jean Alney, Janice Edlavitch, Sandra Triplett, Patty Pittman, Irene Traches, Ellen Bitten- bender, Aliki Catsonas, Joan Durno, Edna Tesh, Ruth Kline, Joyce Anderson, Ingrid Haymaker, Shirley Wagner, Joyce Gray, Carol Isaacson, Diane Hogan, Miss Fuller. FIFTH ROW: Manny Berman, Sheldon Ortel, Arnold Zoslow, Marion Webb, Austin Dean, Tam Jellifer, Bob O'Brien, Bill Richards, Mike Camder, Lynn Abel, Nick Carrera, Jim Pollitt, Earl Scott, Charles Zinc and Gene Weikert. 0 g i . x I ' ,f T I-, Q 'if ZS , 72 ,.,.,..1---r 4 4 Q Q N 1 4947 AP 9 3 S id V l o , , Z A Q! X 'UNA v Q ' 3. 4 'k 1 x.-J B . ff 5 A f X Put together a generous dash of school spirit, hours f of hard work, and loads of fun, and you'll come up 7x , D with THE BoosTER CLUB. S ' 4 S 3 MEMBERS OF BOOSTER CLUB: FRONT ROW: Carol Simon, Mary Lambros, Diane Hogan, Carole Gittleson, Carol Gemeny, Mary Katherine Kallas, Linda Smith, Ann McConnell, Carolyn Inoff, Dorothy Weiner. SECOND ROW: Barbara Brown, Adrienne Ableman, Ruth Gellman, Eileen Kreigh, Hanna Petrushansky, Joan Durno, Helen Goldberg, Mary Ann Goodyear, Barbara Eslin, Linda Shaw, Pat Mitchell, Daryl Reich, Trudy Symonds, Betty Ann Porter, Gerry Hurtz. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ann Raftery, Ina Russell, Judy Cohen, Barbara Murphy, Katherine Bugs, Frances Bran, Merle Goldberg, Betty Hornstein, Marcia Friedland, Joan Watkins, Sue Bregman, Marilyn Weitz, Renee Maisel, Nancy Stevens, Pat Anderson, Beverly Wolin, Ruth Epstein, Katherine Patterson. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Rose, Margaret Hudson, Madeline Pierce, Jackie Loehler, Carole Kaiser, Shirley Lakin, Barbara Harrison, Peggy Kiiocas, Joyce Anderson, Nancy Roberts, Ann Whitman, Debbie Taft, Ingrid Hoy- maker, Sybil Seigel, Charlotte Karmazin, Geraldine Appleman, Bobbi Cohen. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Judge, Mildred Henderson, Harolyn Bers, Lenora Aronson, Nancy Sigmon, Carol Isaacson, Natalie Kammerman, Barbara Horowitz, Sue Cole, Beverly Brown, Loretta Lowe, Roberta Shapiro, Barbara Seigal, Harriet Snyder, Dottie Rubin, Shirley Pollas, Charlotte Eisenberg, Melva Kessler. 73 ' , ,, SAG 'Ti ' I f w life Q A 1 ,.,Y f Miss Pauline Hildebrand SPONSOR ABOVE: A TYPICAL DISCUSSION GROUP includes Jeanne Shuster, Eugene Horowitz, Francis Bran, Julius Goodman, Eugene Lambert, Lenore Aronson, Marvin Simon, antl interested club audience. BELOW: MEMBERS OF THE POLEMICS CLUB: FIRST ROW: Pen ny Herbst, Joyce Gray, Marvin Simon CSergeant-at-Armsj, Eugene Lambert CVice-Presidentb, Julius Goodman CPresidentJ, Frances Bran CSecretaryJ, Lenore Aronson, and Arlene Krockmole. SECOND ROW: Martha Rose Dorf, Marian Kallis, Sandra Parzow, Bette Lou Hornstein, Joan Levine, Carolyn Inoft, Naomi Weiss, Miriam Silverman, Elinor Newman, and Florence Goodman. THIRD ROW: Frances Goldsteen, Lenore Hale, Elaine Snyder, Francis Kirsbaum, Eunice Book, Gerry Rossen, Susan Rose, Stella Striner, Shirley Eastwood, and Loretta Lowe. FOURTH ROW: Gordon Richardson, David Weitzman, Steve Mathias, Jerry Bernstein, David Rudden, Frederick Hoffman, and Martin Norwitz. 74 'N MEMBERS OF THE LATIN CLUB, Miss Virginia Quick, ADVISOR. Nancy Sigmon, Jonan Sullivan, Elinor Rosenblot, Julius Goodman, Sandra Parzow, Betty Lou Hornstein. SITTING: Deborah Dobkin, Martha Dorf, Dorothea Sherman, Faye Motyka, Sandra Damewood, Cecilia Hopkins, Virginia Freeman, Leona Beeker. STAND- ING: Joan Wingard, Joseph Warsaw, Danny Pratt, Sheldon Dartel, Alvin Goldberg, Firor, Edward Shapiro. 1 M Herbie Solomon, Melvin Mackler, John Shirley, Marvin Simon, Joe Milzman, Nancy ifrm. 4.2 6' .4 MEMBERS OF THE FRENCH CLUB, Miss Rachel Black, ADVISOR. R. Agnew, G, Alarcon, J. Altschuler, M. Baron, M. Bartko, B. Becker, J. Bernstein, D. Beyda, E. Book, F. Bran, M, Brever B. Budman, M. Callas, M. Carr, R. Cherner, T. Chewning, E. Cohen, J. Cohen, S. Cole, A. Creed, J. Cudney, S. Damewood, M. Dembeck, D. DePofo, M. Dorf, P. Eisenberg, S, Eisner fsecretaryi, D. Epsiein Cvice-presidentj, H. Falchick, L. Figelman, C Frankfeldt, C. Gemeny, B.Gertler, F. Goldstein, J. Guhman, F. Heath, E. Hermna, J. Hoben, F, Hoffman, A. Hurst, J. Johnson S. Kirshbaum, R. Kline, E. Kluft, S. Kraft, A. Levy, E. Lyons, A. Mondzac ltreasureri, S. Moraes, B. Morrow, J. Oscar, S. Petty B. Pitt, A. Postal, P. Price, C. Railey, G. Schildhaus, J. Schor, B. Schwartz, S. Seltzer, E. Shapiro, M. Simon, S. Sims, B. Smith E. Snyder, R. Spitalney, C. Spitzer, G. Steinberg, M. Steinberg Cpresidenti, P. Stempler, V, Sweeney, D. Taff, J, Theen, R Thieberger, F. Wold, S. Wooley, S. Zvares. 1 5'-41 incur! MEMBERS OF THE SPANISH CLUB. FIRST ROW: S. Bregman, B. Rose, H. Goldberg, M. Rothberg, B. Porter, A. Ableman, J. Cabreio fPresidentJ, J. Shuster Nice-Presidentl, B. Eslin fSecretaryJ, B. Harrison Ureasurerl, B. Murphy, K. Buas, J. Gorin A. Nachman. SECOND ROW: J. Harris, F. Goodman, B. Cohan, G. Appleman, M. Kessler, B. Brown, L. Shaw, B. Trost, S. Siegal, J. Marcus, B. Horowitz, B. Levy, R. Maisel, D. Rubin, A. Cohen, F. Bran, L. Aronson. THIRD ROW: M. Sealfon, S. Goldberg, C. Eisenberg, F. Kirshbaum, J. Levin, J. Gray, L. Lowe, D. Haggerty, H. Snyder, S. Miller, B. Siegal, K. Patterson, R. Roudabush, M. Grossman. FOURTH ROW: M. Weitz, J. Glazer, C. Karmazin, A. Kurtz, F. Stewart, S. Eastwood, M. Kallis, N. Hutt, M. ArnoId,.C. Inoff, M. Silverman, J. Horowitz, G. Rossen, L. Lichtman, R. Shapiro, P. Goozh. FIFTH ROW: B. Miller, P. Herbst, L. Gildenhorn, E. Russ, G. Wisser, P. Mitchell, G. Brown, C. Isaacson, G. Brodie, V. Cabreio, A. Freidin, T. Morphesy, A. Aronstein, E. Berkow, L. Gritz. ,made 147 to you p pl. I ,. Joyce Marks, Betty McNey, Terry Guckert, Pat Haynie, Lenore Hale, Sharon Phelps, Roberta Landes, Margaret Watts. SECOND ROW: Ingrid Haymaker, Marilyn Hunter, Joan Watkins, Joanne Shelton, Lynn Chaifetz, Joyce Gray, Mary Hancock, Pat Snyder. THIRD ROW: Jane Epley, Shirley Covault, Carol Brie, Nancy Sigmon, Joyce Anderson, Mary Sue Updike, Ruth Humbert. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Stevick, Barbara Savage, Ann Fidanis, Dorothy Tinsley, Barbara Olson, Joan Wingard. FIFTH ROW: Sherrill Petty, Doris Davis, Lois Wheotly, Roberta Whiting, Carol Bevin, Joan Alvey. 76 1 In-we in wolf THIS GROUP FINDS THE ANSWERS. Included are Frances Bran, Joe Aein, Lee Morgan, Edward Tucker, Joy Poms, Nancy Bean, Bobby Lopatin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Toxey, Sheldon Farber, Esther Rosenfeld, Allan Wolfe, Ira Levin, Bill Suro, Sheldon Levine, Don Allen, Janlco Jaksekovic, George Mitchell, Sylvia Eisner, Ricci Cherner, Sydney, Malkin. TOP ROW: Paul Coble, Eugene Lambert, Martin Norwitz, Phil Eisenberg, George Krafthofer, Richard Mace, Melvin Seigel, Phil Kless, Charles Meader, Robert Sampson, Jim Grady, Galt Bowen, Rolf Anderson, Sandra Kraft, and Richard Warner. ' 19' 4 2 i , , Xi . X Q xt K' -X 5 K f C: Q X c X ,y -4- as -9: J - , .,, ..t if: A f 7 , ti, Ihr!! ' Q a..Qi-:,xzsi:.I- I-r' H. un - -'H' ,-.1 'ff'x:::iiiiIEi'Eli-LQ:-:ij fffii 1-...',:.',:.' . gg 1? Qi l c '--:skies .,1,'.-'fi-4. I 'ljiffff 1 I '. A ' ff' I I r nav f 4.-f -nv- N., ff, 'N ' N - 1 X M Q In this battle to the finish, Paul Coble and Jerry Cooper- smith plan their next moves, while Hollis McBride and Elliot Perlin look on. V 0 it Club treasurer Bobby Lopatin dispenses cokes and cookies at the snack bar. HOT MUSIC is furnished by Howard Litt, Arnold Danotl, Ronnie Hunter, Sheldon Litt. 'Me Dance '74eaweu:mu clalaz' ' e Begun in February, l95'l, the Dance Club is under The expert leadership of Mr. Charlie Toxey and a corps of nimble-footed assist- ants. The club teaches all the new and popular dances, such as The momba, the samba, the rumba, and The iitterbug, as well as old favorites like The waltz, the Tango, and the Charleston. The treasury of the club buys the latest recordings, of which there is an ample supply. Any student can learn to dance, and those who already dance can learn and practice the latest steps. Shirley Tenenbau gives Mr. Toxey c whirl. .7 'Mm I O Sfagedfq 77514. 5 Siam , I V.: r,,M?QAw W , 4JMZWm COOLIDGE MODELS leaving for TV appearance on Ruth Crane's show. Mary Anne Goodyear, Barbara Brown, Joyce Jordan, Laura Meicaif, Mary Wright, Betty Anne Porter, Shirley Lakin, Dolores Mercher, Joan Durno and Susan Cole are the lucky OHEL Joyce Jordan in a basic dress. 80 Shirley Lakin models an organza evening gown SEATED: Marjorie Lunsford, Doris Aronson, Albert Greenfield, Elliot Denenberg, Myron Arnold, President, John Knight. STANDING: Judy Cohen, Gordon Richardson, Martin Norwitz, Ira Levin, Paul Price, Martin Magaziner, Arnold Foer, Marvin Gittleson, Donald Campbell, Sorrel Paskin, Chris Tabor. TOP ROW: Leonard Figelman, Beniamin Zanofl, Paul Goozh, Allan Minster, David Colburn, Sheldon Levine, Michael Shapiro, Nelson Garber, Gerald Brickman, David From. i Q3 I 1 Q' I ,? I A ' if it L,- I ,gi . Z gs? in Miss Mabel Barkle Sponsor Y Q, db? ' 6045 Mx' 5' ,l 'IST ROW: Harriet Kaufman, Sandra Stein, Joann. Watkins. 2ND ROW: Esther Cohan, Stella Striner, Myrna Ginsberg, Mary Leas, Eleanor Weiss. STANDING: Toby Barr, Janet Jaftee, Barbara Brown, Joan Durno, Roberta Katzman, Lenora Simon, Mrs. Holmes, Bar- bara Horwitz, Elaine Cohen. Mrs. Irene Kent, Mrs. Inez Sweeney, and Mrs. Ida Lou Holmes are SPODSOFS. gin:-sun 81 1 C .fx 49 an Ci' Lyn '-If 26 1 Xcmv J 1? Q 45 5 MEMBERS OF THE COOLIDGE CHAPTER OF THE JUNIOR RED CROSS: TST ROW: Carol Henschel, Roberta Bass, Hanna Pefrushansky, Frances Goldstein, Janis Edlavifch, Julia Ragland, Joyce Marcus, Marfha Dorf, Arlene Cohen. 2ND ROW: Agnes Willett, Nancy Huff, Berry Lou Hornstein, Sandra Cohen, Virginia Freeman, Bozhcma Trost, Connie Nosley, Linda Shaw, Carole Gemeny, Barbara Weiss, Pat Snyder. 3RD ROW: Doris Prince, Carol Gifelson, Louise Runk, Ruth Abrams, Elaine Eichner, Sandra Tripleft, Marilyn Greenberg, Shirley Lakin, Ann Hurst, Sandra Poulos, Gerry Rossen. 4TH ROW: Arnold Zoslow, George Kraffhofer, Ronny Furman. 82 just--W The Library Club is composed of students receiving credit for daily work, of volunteer workers who work an hour or more each week, and of students who enioy read- ing and who find library activities pleasant and profitable. The membership is divided into com- mittees, and each student selects the committee on which she wishes to serve. THE LIBRARY CLUB looks over new books. CLOCKWlSE: Beverly Levy, Sylvia Eisner, Elaine Snyder, Shirley Eastwood, Mary Fague, Lenora Hale, Doris Davis, Priscilla Rose. Ten girls, trained to perform li- brary duties, make up the '53 Library Staff. They slip and shelve returned books, do tiling and typing, and prepare new books for the shelves. Their intimacy with the library gives them an understanding of how to use reference books and enables them to assist other stu- dents in the use of the library. MEMBERS OF THE LIBRARY STAFF. CLOCKWISE: Roberta Landes, Adele Greenbaum, Patty Pitman, Carol Frankfeldt, Elaine Lyons, Lenora Hale, Sandra Par- zow, Deborah Dobkin. SEATED: Miss Della Nelson, Librarian. ,Ns 1... 10 1-hz The model being sketched from all angles is Bert Raboy. Distinguishable among the sketchers are Ralph Baella, Steve Mathais, Herbert Olsen, and Barbara Donohue. Mrs. Joan Farman-Forma, teacher, shows be- ginners Judy Edelstein and Doris Weinberg the proper way to hold the brush. Already at work are Fern Broida, Alicia Smith, and Beverly Sachs. 'x Charlie Medder of the ceramics class pre- pares to fire his pitcher. Joan O'Connor pounces an etching while Borah Perlmutter prints copies from his com- pleted plate. f 7 Under the watchful eye of one of lhe commmee who evalualed Coolidge Hugh School In November Carole Gemeny carrles on RIGHT Dlanne Harrison puls ihe finishing strokes on 0 porfruli l., X X N W: ff ,Wg ,wif . 0 a THE CORR L Sports Editor Joel Rubenstein ond Editor-in-Chief Gerry Friedman decide which sports pictures should be used in the 1953 Corral. Marilyn Weitz does some lost-minute typing. 86 Mrs. Maude M. Horne Faculty Advisor Ed' 14 ' Hanna Petrushansky Trudy Symonds Jeanne Snuster Irene Kuzminsky Betty Ann Porter Renee Maisel -on CORRAL photographers Elliot Dennenberg and Manuel Berman. I 52' Q0 .. ,- - f. .. -1--I-0-we--e...,,.., NORTON HARDESTY, Art Editor, goes over a piece of work. Spaadofwaffie Mr. and Mrs. Harry Abrams Mrs. Lester Adams Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Beard, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Booth Bond Jewelers Mr. M. J. Cabreio Capital Optical Company Mr. E. H. Chayt Mr. H. H. David Miss Nella DeMartino Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Doloh Mrs. George E. Downer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Drummond Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. George E. Durno Mr. and Mrs. J. Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ennis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Epley Mr. and Mrs. James T. Gallahorn, Jr. 53 Mr. E. B. Grigg Grigg Optical Company Mr. and Mrs. Ellis W. Hogan Mrs. Annie T. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Harry Koenigsberg Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Lakin William R. and Helen E. Lewis Maior and Mrs. Arthur N. Mager Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Moring Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Motyka Mr. F. Ottman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Paskin Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosenblot Sgt. and Mrs. W. M. Sierra Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Smith Safemasters Company Mr. and Mrs. Thornhill , LID -a..,. f , -ml .. ,l wax f M N, ,VN-...,, .mc , , . ,,..37,, V.,.3,, M V , 1 ' , ,L A A - N. :manual . ,.,.,.,.i..,,.Q:,, ffl 4' y in ff K 5129571 ffl: , . -f' 'ill rgwwr , ,L, fzffsg w dffg 2235? 'I .. 5 2i:'E3f L ef -4' if - 6 Y flfiifi' '1 5 M Dr. Theodore Libber Faculfy Advisor -X' flak. -13 7 f' - E Q sf U I X I rv- -1 ru KA I I7 I Q, 6,19 ' ' ol . ,W 41.11 IIN -'Its X .0 A O p 1 ro O .1 pq? 2'.1Q'a:fl 15.7 .3544 4194 4 . .10 flQ, rggg gf: 3 A I I fling, '. . 1 I, I Business Manager SYLVIA EISNER confers with two of her assistants, SORREL PASKIN and NEIL SHERMAN. 88 CORRAL Seclio 3268 Marlene Swaine 2228 Carol Henschel 2188 Mary Katinas 3307 Roberta Haber 3287 James Grady 3147 Natalie Kammerman 3107 Sara Cohen 3057 Barbara Donohue 2117 Judy Yurdin 2047 Walter Simon 1277 Elsie Weltinger 3096 Roberf Miller 3046 Joan Gorin 2306 John Knight 3255 Jane Sober 3235 Frances Fress 3135 Jean McCann n Repr esenlaiives 3075 Rochelle Dantzler 2325 Elaine Snyder 2225 Jane Bankson 2105 Paul Garner 2085 Sue Cole 2075 Bill Edwards 2254 Cecilia Hopkins 2094 Joseph Milzman 2064 Phyllis Paregol 1094 Arlene Krochmal 3273 Elinor Rosenblot 3203 Mel Asferken 3163 Nancy Goode 2273 Allan Meyerhofi 2193 Richard Sachs 2123 Sherry Zvares 1193 Marcia Fredland C00 IDL-YE CUURIE CALVIN COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL, WASHINGTON, D. C. N I,-.-qu. . . our LS N WT. ,N1 9 . 89 DEADLINE DATE FOR THE COURIER STAFF: Lenora Aaronson, Jeanne Shusfer, Jerry Landou. STANDING: Julius Goodman, Marian Kallis, Bar- bara Rose. CO-EDITORS Lenora Aaronson Julius Goodman ASSISTANTS Elliot Perlin Barbara Rose Jeanne Shusfer Marian Kallis Alan Mondzak Frances Bran Donnie Goodman Donald DePo1o Richard Pincus Miss Mariorie Hull Faculfy Advisor Alan Mondzak, Donnie Goodman, Mariam Silverman, Eleanor Newman, Frances Bran. SECOND ROW: Wil- liam Foresfer, David Epstein, Bev- erly Wolin, Mrs. Jecklin CFaculry Sponsorl, Sylvia Eisner and Steve Mahhias. 5 I-X ,ii irtyrryt 5 D1 bv Of--N+WlR3E9'f 'fl 74a Seann as feaezw COOLIDGE 'I3 - BLAIR 0 When the whistle blew at the half, the score was nothing to nothing, but the COLTS who came back on the field were filled with renewed vigor. Early in the third quarter, quarterback Sheppard passed to Panneton on the 10-yard line, and Panneton took it over for the first score of the day. ln the closing minutes of play, Sheppard carried the ball over from the 3-yard line to make the score 12-0 Ronnie Hunt's boot on the second TD added the extra point in the final score. COOLIDGE - ANACOSTlA Game forfeited. COOLIDGE 50 - BELL 0 instead of being called the Bell game, it should have been called the Fred Sheppard Field Day. Fred scored twice in the opening period, Allan Poms also scored in the same frame. Basil Marmaras dropped a Bell carrier in his own end zone for a safety. During the second period, Sheppard scored two more times. In the third quarter, Jimmy Gannon scored on a short run and Sandler carried the ball twelve yards around right end to clinch the game. Ronnie Hunter made six out of seven conversions. COOLIDGE 23 - EASTERN 'l3 At the expense of the Eastern Ramblers, Roger Panneton became Athlete of the Week in several Washington newspapers. In the opening period Roger raced 46 yards off left taclfle for the COLTS first TD. In the second period he scored again on a 5-yard iaunt around end, also in the same frame Sonny Wise of Eastern scored, but the COLTS led at the half. ln the third period, Wise scored again to tie us up at l3 all. After a fourth quarter marked by iniuries, Panneton raced 23 yards to put the COLTS out in front. Hunter made the first two of three conversion tries. ive Coach Roberts tapes up Larry Pit- ler's ankle during the Roosevelt er sits next to Pit- ler. In background CSTANDINGJ are Ted Pushansky and Bruce Tucker. 90 game. Ronnie Hunt- I l The stands are packed with Coolidge fans, and down in front are Cheerleaders Leon Morgan, Mike Kammen, Perry Behrens Campbell Smith, Sherry Chinn, Mary Katinas, Laura Metcalf, and Irene Trakos. COOLIDGE 6 - ROOSEVELT 19 Phil Perlo, Robbie Smithers and Company proved to be too much for the COLTS to handle. Early in the game, the COLTS got off to a quick touchdown, but the Roughriders '-, ,. caught them in the second period. In the third, the Riders scored two more times. This M fjj was a game of tough breaks for the COLTS. One TD, which might have been the turn- A .. V Vg, ing point of the game, was called back. ll', V Vlli L coouoGE 6-w11.soN 19 1 1 ilry 5 The Western Division Champs proved to be too big and too heavy for the injury-ridden M but game COLTS. The TIGERS moved up and down the field at will, and at the half they 1, ,V l if 'lfl had a T2-0 lead. Then the COLTS came back on the field resolved to stop being pushed X L L L ' around. A series of runs by Panneton and Sheppard resulted in the lone score for ff Coolidge. ln the last minute of play the Tigers scored their third TD. ' COOLIDGE 6 - TECH 12 ,rrf A 1 The highly favored COLTS dropped a real heartbreaker to the Tech Trainers. Playing without the services of Panneton, Blanken, and Sheppard, the COLTS played heads-up A T ball for three periods. ln the fourth they slacked, and the Trainers scored twice, once f 5 on an intercepted pass thrown by Babb. Gene Sandler and Moe Arkoian were directly Q B responsible for the solitary COLT TD. Even Hunter's kick was blocked. f l g COOLIDGE 7-wAsH1NG1oN AND LEE 22 i f ' Q In the opening minutes of play the powerful Virginia eleven scored two quick touch- if 2 i 0 downs. On the kickoff following their second TD, Roger Panneton took the kick on the COLT 13-yard line and raced 87 yards to score. W and L scored one more TD and also v 4 , ' ' two points on a safety when Panneton, trying to punt out of his end zone, stepped over the chalk mark. 91 i,q7,,,l, A 1. J' ,, ,, I ,, A a. , fm '- 1 A W- 24 ,- svn ,f I ' 11 .4 ll 'fm 0, is 2? .V ' - I ,,,l,,' 'if , ,VVKZ 75.31, Cf. . sf KWH , ,, fs f f 335s-ww it A A Q V M' , f' ,C 1' ag, Ly- 4,-'fig 3?g? ?'Ii, ff'7 '3'5s'ifqv'f-5 ,, t H. I A , -, 1' ff Q , 1, A 'X f ,' , fri fhf--'- 'A ' 'f,!4v:-+ 'ilu' , , nip' A . JT ,Jr ,nog QNX! A :gmt fa f gm .V ly MM ' ' L 1552 .M , L- 4,,. ,r L ...L ASK' :ff -Ei' 1.1. A 4 ?W'fS',.L,f, 5,wfw lit' 71 5 '-4-i x' A Roughneck Buzzy Engel, Coolidge Center, tackles Phil Perlo of Roose- velt. Coming in to assist are Larry U ,,,4 ,, Pitler f33l, Dave Collins C66D, and Lenny Kanthal C65l. C Roger Panneton goes for a long gain against Eastern. Allan Poms 1495, Basil Marmaros 1515, and Larry Pitler 1335 mow down the op- position for him. f ie: 0 wiv W Q ,,,, 4, ' y M. 5 1 xi .ii -' 9' ' M' rf Wg, .. 1 ,? in A ' ' ' I N in -I f ' , 4 ,7 , Q 2 gi 1' I, ,ff . I 1 f W 171' nll I f A f C I 1' ' B 'f f ' f H f A N ei ,ff 5 45 ,' W 2 l x ' 'W ,f Q 'i x K, , Q 1. 1' A D0 0 wvm' k 3 1 by fl, , 4 f fa ' T., 5 U Q Q ,M Q 0 1- lg 2' I E , ff' 'Q Allan Poms set up the lone COLT score when he carried the ball to the 3-yard Roosevelt line. Phil Kasten f59J leads Interference with Len Kanthal H655 assisting In the background are Sandler C371 THE COLTS DO SOME WATCHFUL WAITING. Squad members watch the game from the bench: An- thony Voyatzis, Tom Jel- liter, Jim Gallahorn, Paul Yorkdale, Jim O'Brien, Stan Kay, Jim Gannon, and Bert Raboy. CORRAL sports editor and Scholas- tic Sports Association re- porter Joel Rubenstein paces in front of the bench. Stanley Babb goes around left end for little yardage required I it qgfail Behind the referee is CORRAL sports editor Joel Rubenstein. ' t r r 11' 'B -4,4 ' , M V -1 4, in in V 4 M against Roosevelt. Allan Poms is right there to help on the play. 4 ' , I Bernstein will down number 34 nn a minute. lf he needs help to do the iob, Pitler is on the way. Fred Sheppard C265 runs in- terference for Panneton 1631, whose fast legs are working overtime in this play. Allan Poms 1491 is ihrowing a block. 6400 FRONT ROW: O'Brien, Seigal Poms, Bobb, Pitler, Sheppard A koian, Panneton, Sandler, Engel SECOND ROW: Young, McCoy Kan fhal, Edwards, Gannon, Knott Kay Blanken, Gallahorn. THIRD ROW Ber stein, Hunter, Kaslen, Marmaras Collins Gemeny, Spicer, Plift, Yorkdale FOURTH ROW: Coach Conn, Voyatziz, Garland Dono van, Peabody, Raboy, Selfzer Jellifer Kushner Lindahl, Coaches Heintel and Roberts '1 Iii? I I wan' -'...... my , 'T 0 MEMBERS OF THE TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROW: John DeMino, Pele Manos, Roberl Vaughn, Marvin Hirsch, Phil Kless, Richard Mace, Paul Cable. SECOND ROW: Campbell Smiih, Charles Nichols, Robert Brown, Richard Paaswell, Alan Brenner, Paul Anderson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Roberts, Jack Guthrie, Paul Allen, Lynn Abel, Steve Mathias, Mike Shapiro, Hollis McBride, Junko Jasekovic. RRY!! V Q Q -Z'lZ2:'5I4,,,,,, , .s,' 1 VEIA '2'::1 !5if'f ' 'r ' md' ' U .pn-gn O THE BOYS WHO SWING THE RACQUETS are Bill Creafh, Jef? Rumble, Donald Schweitzer, Bob Johnson, Richard Benertz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Himes, Jerry Shapiro, Jerry Carey, Eddie Berkow, Jerry Kaplan, and Eddie Coopersmiih. 97 D AQ ,fu gmwetidl - 1 ' C 1- l?52-3 ALUMNI PATTERSON ST. JOHN'S SUITLAND WESTERN MCKINLEY TECH MONTGOMERY BLAIR EASTERN BELL VOCATIONAL BETHESDA ROOSEVELT ANACOSTIA CHAMBERLAIN SOUTHERN WILSON PARK BUT.-Sffq O TI. fo X X 3-.,-.Q Sew-:ea Opponent Coolidge 58 53 46 56 49 53 52 75 54 56 58 46 62 47 62 57 66 79 41 55 69 60 41 53 38 80 64 74 74 71 99 'utils-sy'-ef w Xt! v l., ' lt Wuuwwfml l 'munn17l Stan Bobb C351 recenves a pass from Wemgarten as Jerry Sandler C441 breaks up the sidelines Bull McCoy C317 starts to move up the court A close up of the Coolidge cheering sectxon at the Roosevelt game 101 MEMBERS OF THE TEAM Don Abrams Bob Lake Moe Mlrman Stan Kay Gene Sandler Bill Harrison, Stan Babb, Fred Sheppard, Frank Billings Carmelo Pino Bill Williams Managers John Peabody and Joel Rubenstein Harry Bowman, Larry Pitler, Arnie Amsterdam, Mike 74a 2ecofwiS Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Coohdge Georgetown Prep Episcopal Wood berry Forrest Bethesda Anacostia Tech Blair Randolph-Macon Roosevelt Wilson Eastern Bell C hamberlain Western Eastern Roosevelt MEET THE MAN WHO TRAINED THE CHAMPS Coach Heintel holds a pow-wow with coaches and players from Eastern. The Mighty Moe looks in for Coolidge. fr 1: wr' .f,ags,',,g,: L ,.,, 4 ?,,Wsa'L:14z ,f V . - ,nr , M M if f ' A . , .. , , 4, fn ' Y fm , V''iQi!i'4fiiiiW!iiiiiZf 'fl-,T -- fi , H .H,, Q' .f f is 2 ' 'gfifiki ' I W +,Z,,,iMZ?,m5,m,V,,?:Z,9lf'1r, jig, .l.K,V gk if .' , V -s,,fi'Fzf, '- ,inf x ' yu, V, H. ffgiw,nf:..iMf.4 1, ':w'tS,,s5.'k,. f -W X, if B fe' M we , a ' , , 4 , BILLY HARRISON approaches home plate at Griffith Stadium after clouting a ball over the right field wall oft a Roosevelt pitcher. Horrison's run is the only one that counts, the others ran for ioy. ' M4754 'f Once again the Colts have shown championship form as they copped the Inter-high Baseball Championship for the first time since the great year of l948. Under the fine coaching of Carl Heintel, the underdog COLTS proved that a little teamwork plus strenuous workouts were important factors in the making of a championship team. Stan Bobb's right arm, Billy Harrison's fine batting abil- ity, outstanding fielding by Pino and Mirman, and the consistently good catching and short-stop work of Sheppard and Lake account for the COLT infield, which also played in the All-high, All-prep post-season game at Griffith Stadium. The COLT outfield was the most powerful seen in this area for a long time. Frank Billings, hard-hitting left fielder, and Abrams, slugging center fielder, also made the All-high squad. Alternating in right field were Gene Diamond Jim Sandler and Stanley Kay. 60:5 OFFICERS-September to February President-Katherine Bly Secreta ry-Bozhana Trost GROUP CHAIRMEN Newell Anderson Susan Cole Polly Harrison Renee Maisel Linda Marmelstein Joe Warsaw Charlotte Michelson Ruth Ann Raftery Ann Wittman MEMBERS OF THE CLUB Eunice Book Frances Bran Beverly Brown Maureen Brown Bonita Budman Judy Cohen Angela Corbin Don Demeritt Judy Edelstein Ruth Epstein Carol Frankfeldt Pauline Greenstein Polly Harrison Carolyn lnott Arlene Kurtz Julian Levin Beverly Levy Jackie Loehler Adele Lubritz Eline Lyons Caroline Mensh Nancy Moring Ann Nachman Leroy Ottman Sandra Parzow John Peabody Larry Pitler Helene Rodbelle Esther Rosenfeld Jerry Rossen Jeanne Shuster Miriam Silverman Naomi Weiss Marilyn Weitz Joan Wingard Gloria Weinstein V-Pres.-Adrienne Ableman Treasurer-Joan Levin K JOAN LEVlN, RENEE MAISEL and KATHERINE BLY are the newly elected ofticers for the Spring Term. 104 'fieeaeadaftdeqeda 74a Hman! Waukzfg Siam Rootin-tootin Jim Gallahorn, sharp-shootin Sue Cole, and cute Ina Russell shared the honors at being M.C. for this year's Coolidge round up. The first act took place on a big ranch in Texas, where folks were rehearsing tor a round up of Western talent. ln the second act city- slickers visit the ranch and prove they have talent, too. More than three hundred and titty students wrote, produced, adver- tised, or acted in this All-Coolidge performance. Posing for news photographers are Marion Webb, Albert Postal, Peter Ross, Gerard Kyle, Bette McKnew, Janet Jones, Suzanne Bregman, Tom Jellifer, Angele Corbin, Helen Goldberg and Polly Harrison. x r im 2 5 fy 9 ' s H. if 457 Ml Tissixr Q ii-12 V ' ,..- 955 issa e100 as EI' its CALVIN COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL I . 1 Pi, 1' 0 .-v Sandra Gold, Judy Bonner? and Eleanor Newman pass that peace pipe. This miss, who has ialenf io Bringing the Hawaiian Islands to Coolidge were Shirley Lakin, Spare, is Sherry Zvq,-es, Jerry Friedman, Roberfa Bass and Shirley Tanenbau. l I l i l i s l l l l l i 1 Marion Webb and Jerry Kyle strike a dramatic pose, fw 54 11,93 ,ff HH , HF' ses?-5 kgx sf' N .Rs ng' ff52'f I - was . K 4-XV., 'K 6, , f 6' - fl Q G' .Mp N . - . ' v4 H Q 'I ' Q N 3-O' .4 4 EV : s vi '4 4 O 'K Q S E -'Y 1 74a Ron William Smith, Drum-Major S. Love H. Duff G. Weikert M. Varron J. Fisher W. Morrow N. Zarin S. Morrow G. Brickman N. Abrams B. Kaslcim C. Tabor J. Tucker R. Warner L. Tempchin l.. Baker A. Danoff A. Norment J. Oartel M. Berman Co sergeant Leroy Ottman, Corporals Herbert Solomon and Elliot Shapiro. Zend ald B. Hunter, Captain rporal Michael Brewer, Color- . -'v i 1 l IDE.. f ,N f,,, ,,.,..,. , ,, , 0 .,, yuuvwwcuumn 'ref' .W Auerbach, A. Ginsburg, D. Luxemburg, L Pincus D Simon R Baron, M. Hoffman, F. Mackler, M. Richards Swanner D Bernard, B. Jennings, J. Markowitz, S Ross P Weber W Burch, J. Kaltz, R. Mesmer, J. Schwartz N Wo F Curtis, R. Levy, A. Molloy, R. Shamosh Wondrack R DeMartino, M. Lewis, W. Parzow, D. Scheafe E Wingfield D Falchick, H. Love, C. Paskin, S. Sherman Angoliq, J, From, D. Marmaras, B. Purvis G Stem E Behrengl P, Glekas, B. Miller, M. Sachs R Voigt T Applefeld, L, Godfrey, D. Moran, J. Saul A Wemgarden J Beydq, J, Goldberg, A. Petrushansky, Sherman Wright W Denniburg, E. Greenfield, A. Preschel, K. Sickle J Yorkdale P Eastlack, R. Hale-Cooper, R. Price, P. Schor J Seltzer S Flax, M. 110 -s...,,,'f74 'N Allegra, F. Dolch, J. Arkoian, M. Dosik, G. Asterken, M. Dottellis, J. Bailey, R. Eisenlourg, D. Bertoni, J. Favin, N. Bordeaux, R. Figleman, L. Carroll, L. Gardener, H. Colbert, J. . Gittleson, S. Conger, D. Hanagan, J. Dodson, R. Hannon, J. Hardaway, A. Millison, C. Siman M Horton, B. Miltzman, J. St Denms H Herman, E. Mitchell, J. Stephens G Horne, D. Painter, J. Sweeney A Jacobsen, H. Phares, W. Tolson M Kagen, D. Ponton, M. Viner J Keehn, T. Proude, J. Vito R Kriemelmeyer, A. Rosa, T. Zanoff D Lacey, D. Shapiro, E. Zlnk C Malasky, C. Silas, J. Yu C Agnew, R. Brever, M. Altschuler, J. Chidel, I. Ansell, D. Carrol, J. Argerie, F. Coleman, J. Barkin, R. Fisher, D. Barr, M, Furman, R. Berman, F. Galanis, N. Bisset, J. Gordon, N. Jontifl, D. Meyerhoff, A. Mitchell, J. Nelson, S. Ottman, L. Perlmufter, Pratt, D. Poole, D. 111 B. Rammling, R. Raptakes, A. Sachs, R. Salvatore, J. Schwartz, D. Shapiro, E. Smith, C. Snyder, S. Solomon, H. Spears, R. Truitt, B. Weissman, B Zoslow, A. gs,-fe 1 is an 'QS' lewd' Members of the Girls' Sports Association Board for 1952-53: Joyce Leake, Nancy Firor, Linda Shaw, Betty Porter, Jeanne Shuster, Miss Elizabeth Cooper CSponsorl, Doris Davis, Carol Brie, Marcia Bartko. Second row: Mary Lambros, Barbara Harrison, Barbara Eslin, Naomi Sisgold, Dot Kayson, Sybil Siegel, Faye Motyka, Stella Striner, Flora Crisp, Maryiane Rullman, Jean Wells, and Priscilla Rose. The hockey line-up includes Nancy Firor, Priscilla Rose, Ruth Kline, Faye Motyka, Jean Wells, Flora Crisp, Mary Lambros, Maryiane Rullman, Doris Davis, Carol Brie, and Marcia Bartko. ,919 v,M.,.,..,,.. 112 , 1 I I O I I A well planned program that includes every girl at Coolidge Features archery, badminton, baseball, basket- ball, hockey, tennis, and swimming. .5 Q!! !-Z E 2 Betty Porter, Linda Shaw, and Jean Wells try some shots on outdoor court. Sybil Siegel, Miriam Silver- man, and Donald Fisher are archery enthusiasts. 5 ,f ff gm af 'face to Going to College? C ll g is easier . . . you'll do better work . . . a d g t b t g des . . . if you can type and take shorth d t . W 7 St dy this summer in air-conditioned comfort! Going to Work? 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