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44-iziiiiiiiiiiff'- '41 Miss Joyce Sandro Rosenberg 9802 Sutherland Road Silver Spring, Maryland zwmali- .':1-'fwf' am ,-M Q M . xx .--vw: ar,-, 1 M ,mw..mmL4fmmau.emv' 1954 CORRAL P bl' h d b 646050 600506 Seine! The Coolidge High School Washington, District Calvin of Columbia ,meeeale the Fourteenth Volume of its Yearbook lie 7 254 641245 y., 3171. ggi PRINCIP L MR. CEDRIC O. REYNGLDS Asslsmnr PRINCIPALS O sf.-w.:,m.....,,.,,...-ff.-f-N..H., V-.,.s.f..,L..,-f. ,,.f V V.. M...--.......-f..,. ., V-, ...ii . fs- ...- , ,ff LT. HARRY B. ANDREE, JR. Military Instruction MISS MABEL A. BARKLEY Biology MRS. ANNA R. BARRETT Biology MR. THOMAS G. BENNETT Driver Training MISS RACHEL BLACK French, Spanish MISS ISABEL M. CHAPPELL Physical Education MRS. ELIZABETH L. CHASE English MISS MARY CLARY Counselor MR. JULIAN N. COLANGELO Physical Education MR. GILBERT D. CONN Physical Education MISS ELIZABETH F. COOPER Physical Education MRS. JOSEPHINE R. DONOVAN Biology MISS JEANE EWING English MISS ALICE J. FAIRBANKS Social Studies MR. ANSELM FISHER Mathematics MISS HELEN D. FULLER Music MRS. ELLEN GLASSMAN Art MRS. LOIS Y. GREEN Business Education MR. PAUL D. HAHN Printing FACULTY MRS. PATSY HALLEY Typing, English MISS ELLA A. HANFT Social Studies MR. CARL F. HEINTEL Physical Education MISS PAULINE L. HILDEBRAND Social Studies MR. LEONARD W. HIMES Physics MRS. MARGARET O. 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 I. HULL English, Journalism MR. RUFUS JACOBY Metal Arts MRS. HILDA JECKLIN Mathematics MISS DOROTHY JOHNSON Physical Education MRS. IRENE F. KENT Home Economics MRS. EDITH C. KOJOUHAROFF Social Studies DR. THEODORE LIBBER Social Studies MRS. DOLORES MacDONALD Spanish MISS CAROL McCAMMAN Mathematics MISS BERNICE K. McGUIRE Spanish MISS EVELYN A. MORRIS English MISS DELLA NELSON Librarian MR. SAMUEL W. PURSELL Business Education MISS VIRGINIA M. QUICK Latin MR. CHARLES G. ROBERTS Physical Education MISS PAULINE SCOTT Social Studies MRS. GERTRUDE P. SILVERMAI Business Education MISS MARY E. SMITH English MISS MARTHA A. STAPIN Retailing MRS. INEZ F. SWEENEY Home Economics MR. CHARLIE B. TOXEY Mathematics DR. ROBERT F. VANDERLIP English MR. VLADIMIR VASA German, Law MR. J. HOWARD WADDELI Manual Art MISS GERTRUDE E. WALTE English MRS. BETTY J. WARNER Physical Education MR. RYLAND M. WARREN Chemistry MRS. LUCY C. WEESE Business Education STUDENT COUNCIL Ofiicers of the Council include Richard Pincus, Treasurer, Barbara Harrison, Vice- President, Eugene Horowitz, President, Barbara Cohan, Secretary, and Morton Berg, Sergeant-at-Arms. The Calvin Coolidge Student Council is the agent between the student body and the faculty. Its activities make Coolidge a democratic school. Throughout the year the Council spon- sored before-game pep rallies in the cafeteria and provided programs for ar- dent fans at football and basketball games. The Football Finale, with music by the Sensational Six, dancing in the armory dur- ing the lunch periods, decorating a Christ- mas tree for the main hall, and a talent show in March were other proiects of the year. The Coolidge-Tech dance held in the Tech gymnasium on January 8 created good will between the two schools. Throughout the term, the Council cam- paigned vigorously for charitable activi- ties. In December Council members opened Coolidge's Country Store to collect canned goods for needy families. They sponsored the Toys for Tots Dance. The Bolling Field Air Force Band played at this event, at which large numbers of toys collected for distribution by the Marine Corps added to the Christmas Cheer. The Student Council also sent CARE packages to Korea and col- lected donations for the Tuberculosis Fund. One representative from each section becomes a member of the Council. The Council members are David Epstein, Neil Zarin, Morton Berg, Richard Pincus, Barbara Cohen, Eugene Horowitz, Barbara Harrison, Carol Isaacson, Linda Smith, Stella Striner. Second row: Debbie Dobkin, Kitty lnofT Ruth Kline, Fredda Goldberg, Toby Fox, .lonan Sullivan, Sandra Damewood, Janet Jones, Sandra Parzow, Donald Mensh. Third row: Mike Kamman, Joe Fisher, Jerry Maller, Julian Weingarten, Bill Hayes, Donald DePoto, Donald Grossman, Paul Mathias, Bill Austin. Fourth row: Alvin Goldberg, Phil Ratner, Martin. sw :Hf x wx ,435 giffx S ,gsk Y Q MQX tr W W, ,. Tm. Qu Q Ji 43' 5 'W-1.n., ,,,.,.-'ff' ,,..--f 4- 7 V f, f , ijlllll ,JE C OOLIDGE BANK Bank Sfaff Firsl Row: Glenda Briller, Dorothy Kay- son, Bette McKnew, Agnes Coppa, Geraldine Hertz, and Frances Brotman. Secohd Row: Jonan Sullivan, Myrna Silverstein, Laurene Coffman, Sandra Krowitz, Frances Seigel, Eileen Kragh, and Anita Silver, Third Row: Elaine Goodman, Joe Heiney, Marcia Gross- man, Harriet Snyder, Borah Perlmutter, Seymour Helrzman, and Pat Balanis, Back Row: Alvin Goldberg, George Creswell, David St. Denis, and Mr. Pursell. Tellers on duty are Frances Seigel, Geraldine Hertz, and Frances Brotman. At the machine is Sandra Krowitz. President Agnes Coppa is at the desk. Pat Balanis, Myrna Silverstein, Jonan Sullivan, Elaine Goodman, Joe Heiney, Borah Perlmutter, and David St. Denis are customers. akl ' E e 1 l O l an Balancing the books, writing checks, and operating the machines are a few duties 0 Sandra Krowitz, Seymour Heltzman, Frances Brotman, and Glenda Briller. Officers of the Bank President, Agnes Coppa Vice-President, Betty McKnew Cashier, Dorothy Kayson Treasurer, Geraldine Hertz Auditor, Glenda Briller Secretary, Frances Brotman Faculty Advisor: Mr. Samuel W. Purcell f the stall Shown here are Laurene Coffman, Dorothy Kayson, Services of the Bank The Coolidge Bank provides the oppor- tunity for students to learn the functions and to be a part of a bank. The Bank handles savings accounts, keeps books for school funds, pays school bills by check, collects student fees, and cashes personal checks. Athletic tickets, bus tickets, postage stamps, and government bonds are sold in the bank. -Li' i VARSITY SHOP The Varsity Shop, a full-tleclgecl store operating in the black, is staffed by students of Mrs. Silver- man's class in Business Practice. For variety in experience, staff r is members rotate buying, bookkeep- ing, ancl selling assignments. I, i S 'ig s 2 K' .S ' S34 Saleslady Jeanne Smith displays the lat- est styles in shorts to customer Dora Moss. -gd' Members ofthe Business PYQCHCQ CICISS: Seated: Sandy Rosenblatt, Mrs. Silverman lteacherl, Paula Stempler, Susan Wilson. Standing: Lillian Howell, Jeanne Smith, .loan Sunday, Lois Cox, Barbara Knapp, lsabellxwineberg, Frederick Hoffman. will new Luang E. William Riley pays the manager for his fray full of food. In the background, Carol Padgetl and Richard Pincus are still choosing. CAFE TERIA Feed-Up! 1 is 5' 5 ga- : 5 - ig rybody is eating weiners today, at least, Arlhur Aronslein, Bob Vaughn, Neil Sherman, Marlin Magaziner, and David d lbehind the counterl all have them. GUARDIANS of Healih and Comfori V el i T r 4. gs.. af Jean Gorin gets an ice-pack for her bruised arm. usfodrans- A 1 Q' gg E 0 A l The Infirmary mr- x Mrs. May Thompson, R.N., checks the weight an height of Barbara DuBois. 1:1625 T? The Custodial Staff provides the excellent house-keeping which makes Coolidge the best-kept senior high school in the District of Columbia. First row: E. L. Murray, J. Gargano, G. Ardiuone, M. B. Larkin, J. W. Pennifield igardenerl, G. S. Dietterick. Second row: T. E. Walton lAsst. Cus- todianl, J. E. Stahl lCustodianl, M. Perlfetto, Mrs. M. L. 0'Donnell, G. DiMonte, Mrs. H. B. Lacey. Not pirtured are Thomas Green, William Inger- son, and John Hughes lwatchmanl. vA A 1 -ANI!! yn' V, V ,:f,:,1,4,, x,..., , 15 , A V., .. -F M. M ',,x,..,5. .-4 A I A K ' .Q M ., ,..f3?'1N...', .qf, ww, , , ,. , i-vw 56-.,9,,-wf f, ' N V if ' my Q ,A , f ,fx--,gg 'HL ,,. 5 4 gg, ' gg ,xxx -. fx, 4- 'S ' - k W Q, . 1- Q STUDENTS semons Cfficers of the Uebruary Glass BARBARA ESLIN-President AGNES COPPA-Vice-Presid CHARLOTTE KARMAZIN-Se f y EVELYN SEIGEL-T SENIURS Gfficers of the Slune Glass JANKO JAKSEKOVIC-Presidenf DONALD DePOTO-Vice-President NANCY STEPHENS-Secretary MARGARET HUDSON-Treasurer CHARLES LYNN ABEL ...... , .............. June lf you ask lynn what he likes best, he will say custom-built cars, swimming, and football . . . lt's Maryland U next to study mechanical engineer- ing . . . Track, C Club, Cadets. ADRIENNE ABELMAN .......,..,.... February Baseball, writing, and TV take up most of Adrienne's spare time . . . Maryland U for a Liberal Arts Course is next . . . Veep of Dra- matic Club, Dance and Bridge Clubs, COURlER Reporter. RUTH ABRAMS ........... . . . . ,,.. .June Skating and reading are Ruthie's favorite pastimes . . . Nursing will be her career . . . Section Treasurer, Spanish CIvb,' Red Cross, Colt Capers, and Volleyball. GEORGINA MARCIA ALARCON. . . .,., February Georgie loves sports and music . . . Mexico City College after graduation . . . President of Spanish Club, French and Dance Club, Colt Capers, Junior Prom Committee. ROBERT ALFRED ALLEGRA ..... . ........ June Swimming and stamp collecting are among Freddy's interests . . . Plans to go to work and attend night school . . . Cadets. EVELYN ANTON ...,............ February Evelyn enloys listening to records and goes crazy over football games . . . Plans to enter the business world . . . Colt.Capers. ARTHUR HENRY ARONSTEIN. ....,..,..... .June Dancing, jazz records, and Marilyn Monroe come first in Arthur's life . . . Ne plans to go to college to study architecture or dentistry . . . Dance Club, Math Club. MYRON ARNOLD .................. February Myron likes to read good books and enter into a deep discussion . . . Will go to college . . . Locker Squad, Spanish Club, Student Council. DAVID BAND ...,.......... , ...... June Has anyone ever seen Dave without a smile on his face? . . . He will attend Maryland or G. W .... Vice President of Red Cross, Veep ot Section, Locker Squad, Baseball. JANE BANKSON ......... ' ............... June This kid loves men, music, and money . . . Would like to study interior decorating at Wisconsin U. . . . Booster Club, French Club, Corral Representative. MARCIA BARTKO ........,............ June Versatile Marcia loves sports . . . College in the fall . . . President ol Section, Radio Workshop, Student Council Representative, French Club, G.S.A. Treasurer. LINDA JOAN BECK ....,....,...... June Dancing and writing are two things the fu- ture Doctor Beck enioys most . . . Linda will study medicine . . . Section Treasurer, Dra- matic Club, Polemics Club, Science Club. .IUDITH ROSE BECKER. ............. ...June .ludy's a fiend for snapping pictures . . . Wilson Teacher's College will be her next alma mater . . . Assistant in Infirmary, Section Treasurer, Dance Club. LEONA LOUISE BEEKER ............. February Little Lee loves to dance . . . She will probably attend the University of Wisconsin . . . Marshall of June 1953 Graduation Class, Section Veep and Secretary, Choir and Volleyball. LORRAINE BEISER ..............,... June Lorraine loves to dance and have a good time . . . Next stop is college . . . Booster Club, French Club, Treasurer of Section. JOAN EVELYN BENTLEY .... . ............. June Joan top dances, sings and plays the piano and organ . . . She will work part time for the U.S.0. and attend college . Colt Capers, Choir, CORRAL Representative, Y-Teens. SANDRA BERBER ........,,........ February Sandy could eat ten pizza pies ot one time. She loves music and sports, too . . . Plans to be a P.B.X. Operator and then get married . . . Attendance Secretary. EDWARD BERKOW .L ........ V .....,.. J une Eddie enioys sports and good iazz records . . . College, yes . . . Section President, Spon- ish Club, Varsity Tennis. MANUEL oAvm BERMAN ............,. February Give Manny a camera, and he'll go crazy . . . Would like to explore the fashion photography world after college . . . CORRAL and COURIER Pho- tographer, Section President, Camera Club, Chorus, Quill and Scroll. WILLIAM BERNARD ................... Juno Bill's main interest is football . . . ls undecided about the future . . . Football Manager, Cadets. TAMARA BERNSTEIN ................ June Dancing, piano, and going lo plays top 'l'am's list . . . College in September. Polemics, Dramatic, Library, Booster, and Archery Clubs. LAWRENCE BLANKEN ..,........ ........ .I une Smiling Larry is a real lady-killer! . . . Will study pharmacy at college . . . Co-captain of the football team, Latin Clvb, C Club. CLAUDE BONBREST. . ..... . ........... June Claude's a true Rebel . . . His hobby is collect- ing Confederate books and relics . . . Will study to enter Priesthood . . . Library Club. WAYNE LESLIE BONDE ,.,...... ..... J une Les goes wild over football . . . Is unde- cided whether it will be Penn State or Mary- land U. . . . Section Vice-President, Varsity Football. JUDY BONNET ..... ...... ............... J u ne Everything's iust Fabulous in Judy's book . . . She loves to play the piano and to collect menus from different restaurants . . . Will attend college... Colt Capers. BERNARD MANUEL BORDENICK ....... February Sports 'and reading are Bernie-'s chief interests . . . Will join Air Force or go to College . . . Section Veep, Spanish Club and J. V. Basketball. HARRY BOWMAN. .... .......,..... .I une Harry is strictly a sports enthusiast . . . Wants to enter the business world . . . J. V. Basketball, Baseball. SAMUEL BRAN ...................... February Wine, women, and song is Sam's motto . . . College is wlling to Sam after graduation . . . Sec- tion Vice-President, Football. BARBARA ELALIEU BRANDE ........... .June Sports-minded Bobbie loves bowling and iust plain having a good time . . . Her next step will be college . . . Section Treasurer, Colt Capers and G.S.A. Activities. CAROL BRIE ................. .... J une Carol has a mania for hockey . . . College comes next . . . Secretary of Y-Teens, G.S.A. Activities, Red Cross, Latin Club, and Library ' Club. GLENDA BRILLER .............. ....... F obruary Glendos first love is pina, her second is the sum- merttme . , . interior decorating will be her career Bank Staff, Booster Club. t GARY BRODIE .................... . . .Juno Gary ls wild about golf . . 4 is a letterman on the golf team . . . Will be found at G. W. after graduation . . . Pole-mics, Spanish, Math, and Science Clubs, Dance, Bridge and Chess Clubs. rmmcss BRO'iMAN ................ June Likes having fun, dancing, and Tony Mar- tin . . . Fran will ge to Margorie Webster Junior College next . . . CORRAL Stall, Bank Staff, Booster Club. BEVERLY JEANNE BROWN. ......... . . .February Bev's interests include dancing and swimming. . . Plans matrimony and perhaps night school . . . Spanish, Booster, and Dramatic Clubs, Tennis, Bad- minton, Volleyball. MAUREEN BROWN ...........,..,. February Renee is crazy about music, food, and art . . . Marriage will come next . . . Red Cross, Dra- matic Club. BONITA BUDMAN ................,. June Loves reading, dancing, bowling, and swim- ming , . . Secretarial work after Coolidge . . . Radio Workshop, Archery, French Club. , BEATRICE BUGASH ...................... June Favorite pastimes include basketball and swimming . . . lt's secretarial work for Bea after graduation. CAROLINA CABlGAS. ................. June Carol goes in for tennis, books, and movies . . . Plans to go to Catholic U .... G.S.A. Activities. VICTOR CABREJO ................ . .June Vic's interests lie in collecting stamps, read- ing sports, and photography . . . intends to study engineering . . . Spanish Club, Math Club. DONALD CAMPBELL ...,................. June Don's main interest is aviation, which will be his career . . . Science Club, Aviation Club, Spanish Club. GORDON CAMPBELL ....., . ......... JUHB Gordon likes collecting coins, ice hockey, and girls, in that order . . . College will come after graduation. I NICHOLAS CARRERA, ,... ......,... J une Nick's favorite pastimes are football, base- ball, and racing . . . Will work after grad- uation . . . Choir, Colt Capers. JEANNE LOUISE CARTER .............. February Jeanie loves anything and everything about fash- ion designing .-. . Plans to go to Maryland U. and later work for newspaper or magazine, doing fashion illustrations . . . Spanish Club, Choir, G,S.A. Activities. JUANITA CELLINI ....,......... ..... J une Juanita likes sports of all klncls . . . Ambition is to travel around the world . . . G.S.A. Activities. HELEEN CHERNER .................. June Ricci enioys tennis, driving, and working at the Washington Post .Newspaper . . . Ex- pects to attend Berkerly College in Califor- nia . . . French Club. STEPHEN CLAYTON ...... . ......... . .... .June Steve likes all sports but best of all basketball . . . He plans to go to college after graduation . . . Vice-President of section, Baseball and Basketball Teams, C Club, Chess Club. LAURENE COFFMAN .................. June Popular Laurene is nuts about dancing . . . Plans to attend American University . . . Student Coun- cil, Choir, Spanish Club, G.S.A. Activities. BARBARA COHAN ................. June Bobbi's known for her crazy ideas and hav- ing lun . . . Plans to study teaching at college . . . Vice-President of Booster, Home Economics, and Dance Clubg Jr. Prom Com- mittee, Student Council Secretary, Colt Caper Manager. RUTH ESTHER COHAN ....... ............. .I une lt anyone's looking for a delicious home-cooked meal, Esther's the one to see-she collects recipes as a hobby . . . College comes next . . . Section President, Treasurer of Home Economics Club. ARLENE BINNIE COHEN ......... ..,.... J une Arlene loves horse back riding, watching football games, or having fun . . . Miami University is next for her' . . . Spanish and Booster Clubs, G.S.A. Activities, Red Cross, Jr. Prom Committee, CORRAL Section Representative, CORRAL Stat'f. DAVID COLBORN .....,.....,...... June Big Dave's hobbies include collecting stamps, chemistry, and girls . . . Expects to go into Industrial Research Chemistry . . . Math and Spanish Club, Science Club President, Sec- tion Veep, Varsity Band. SUSAN COLE ................,.......... June She loves boys and cutting up, respectively . . . She's a big hit at Coolidge and will be likewise at Maryland U. . Dramatic Club, Colt Capers, Booster and French Clubs, CORRAL Representative. DENNIS R. CONGER ............... , . . .June Dennis likes auto racing, music and girls . . . Plans to go to college or ioin the service . . . lst Lieutenant in Cadets, Corral Advertising Manager. RALPH COOLEY ...,............... June Ralplfs main interest is engineering, which he plans to study in college . . . Radio Work- shop, Stage Crew, Colt Capers. JOHN WESLEY COOPER .................. June Wes likes sports, sports, and! more sports . . . He will attend North Carolina State College in the fall . . . Aviation Club. MARGARET AGNES COPPA .......... February Aggie's hobbies include modeling, driving, and sports . . . After graduation she plans to become a model . . . Bank Staff, Cheerleader, Section Treasurer and Secretary, Vice-President of Bank, , Archery Club, Vice-President of Senior Class. THOMAS CORBMAN ................ June Tommie's favorite hobby is girls . . . He plans to work after graduation or perhaps loin the service. ADRIENNE CREED ............. . .... . .... June Adie likes to do crazy things . . . Will go to college out at town . . . Dance Club, French Club, CORRAI. Editorial Stott, COIRAI. Representative, Booster Club. FLORA CRISP ..................... February Athletic Flora iust goes with sports . . . She'll attend College where she'll learn to be a Physical Education instructor . . . G.S.A. Board, G.S.A. Activities Y-Teens. GEORGE CRESWELL ................. June Known as Jess to most people, he likes foot- ball and driving his car best . . . Plans to go to college after graduation . . . Radio Workshop, Bank Staflil ,yi -i,. sung lc JEANNE CUDNEY. ,...... ......,. .,... J U no Jeanne likes sports, music, and fun . . . Plans to ga ta college . . . G.5.A. Sports. KATHlE CURTIS ............. .. ....... June Kathie likes painting, roller-skating, horseback riding, and dancing . . . Will work at the Tele- phone Company after graduation . , . Choir. JOAN DAHL ...,.....,......... . . .June Loves Home Economics . . . Sho's undecided as to whether she should work or go to college . . . CORRAL Representative, G.S.A. Activities. DIANE DALTON ......................... June Diane loves sports-especially baseball and bas- ketball . . . After college she plans on marriage. ROCHELLE DANTZKER. . . . . . . ....... . . . .June Dancing and sports are Shelley's main interests . . . College is next . . . G.S.A. Board and Activi- ties, French Club, Secretary at Section, CORRAL Representative. DAVIS DANIEL ................. February Hot Rod Danny loves cars . . , He'll attend college next year to become a mechanic . . . Choir, Chess Club, Bridge Club, Dance Club. DORIS DAVIS. ............,,.... . .,,.,. June Sports-minded Doris likes to read . . . Wants to go to George Washington to Become a teacher . . . Polemics Club, Y-Teens Veep,L1st page Editor of COURIER, G.S.A. Activities, G,S.A. Board. PAUUNE DECKELBAUM ......,.,......, June Paulo enioys dancing, swimming, and football ...Maryland University the next stop for Pauline . . . Cholr, Radio Workshop. JUDlTH DEDO ............,..... February Judy likes to listen to music and sometimes to read a good book . . . Her ambitions are to live, to work, and to get married. JERRY DeLAWTER .......... .......,..,,. .I une Jerry's nnain interests 'center around swimming and football . . . He plans to ioin the Navy after High School. BARBARA DENIS, . . ,... ...... . . ...... June Barbara likes dancing, popular music, and all sports . . . She plans to go to Business College and become a secretary. DONALD DQPOTO .... ............,. J une Stamp collecting and music interests Donald .. . Plans to study pre-medicine after grad- uation , . . Co-Editor of COURIER, Student Council Representative, Radio Workshop, French Club. THOMAS DIMON ....,.,...... ...,.,.. J une Tammy likes music and sports . . . He plans to take up mechanical engineering In college . . . Chair and CORRAL Representative. CAROLYN DONOHUE .........,........ June Swimming, dancing, dress designing, and sew- ing are Carolyn's hobbies . , . Secretarial Col- lege and marriage are next . . . Cheerleading and Y-Teens. MARTHA ROSE DORF ...,........... June The Archery Club claims Martha's interest ...Sha will maior in science at George Washington University . . . Latin, Polemics, and French Club, Red Cross, Courier Repre- sentative. MORTON DUBIN. ...,... . .,............. June Here's a boy who collects stamps--a Philatelist . . . He plans to attend George Washington University where he will take Law and Accountancy. JAMES DUNLAP .......... ......,... J une Jimmy enioys basketball . . . He will go to college after graduation . . . Polemics Club, Latin Club, Radio Workshop. JANlS RONA EDLAVITCH .....,... February Janis likes tennis and dancing . . . Plans to attend Miami University after graduation . . . Treasurer of Red Cross, Marshall of .lune 1953 graduation, G.S.A. Activities, COURIER Representative. JOHN FLEMING EDWARDS, ...,......,,... June Likes sports . . . After graduation John plans to attend college and study geology , . . Hopes to be- come employed in the Department of Interior. WILLIAM E. EDWARDS ....,..,.,,..... June Willie's main hobby is woodcraft . . . He also likes football and baseball . . . Plans to work after graduation . . . Corral Representative, Var- sity Football. SYLVIA ElSNER .,.,, .. ...,., . . .,.. June Sylvia likes art and reading . . . College next . . . Veep of French Club, Math Club, Polemics, Business Manager of Courier, Busi- ness Manager of Corral, Library Club, Span- ish Club, Student Council Representative, Section President. DAVID EPSTEIN, ...................... . .June Dave's crazy about dancing . . . even more crazy about girls . . . Plans to be a dentist some day . . . Veep nf Section, Business Manager of Courier, Quill and Scroll, Courier Reporter, French Club President. BARBARA ESLIN ................... February ls crazy . . . about all sports, but best of all bowling . . . Will attend college . . . President of Senior Class, Section President and Veep, Spanish Club, Booster Club Treasurer and Presi- dent, G.S.A. Activities. SHELDON FARBER ...,.............. June Shelly's hobby is chemistry . . . Will study chemistry ot college . . , Math Club, Science Club, Archery Club. Wll.LlAM E. FELlX .,............. ,.... . ,June Fishing and crabbing take up most of Corky's spare time . . . He's also ct baseball, basketball and football fan . . . Work in the near future . . . President of Section, Red Cross. SANDRA FERBER .... . .,.......,,,,.... June This girl loves to dance and listen to crazy music . . . Future plans include work and mar- riage . '. . Student Council, Dance Club. JOAN FEY .......,..,.,,...,..,., June Records and swimming are Jaan's favorite pastimes . . , Secretarial iob next . . . Chorus, Booster Club, Corral Advertising Statf, Archery. f- 1- i ffy ' , rossm-I risnsm, ....... , .........,,., June .loe is very fond ot sports , , . Will go to Syracuse U University to study medicine . . . Latin Club, Locker Squad, Vice-President and President of Section, Student Council, C Club, MARTlN FLAX ....,.................. June Better known as Marty to his friends. likes sports, especially golf . . . Plans to study Busi- ness Administration after graduation. ALAN rnciom ...,., ' ,............. June Sports enthusiast Alan likes golf and basket- ball best , . . College next . . . Chess Club, Spanish Club, Usher. 13 , ,VV '..,.,.' 'ii-- 1' 2 f r,,. , li' A -,t, V 4, 2' ,M Al R X NNN3Sw5 '5?f -- E Qs! ,f 'Nw 41? ,X 'Sf-P' K A F 9. A. 5' ' 2 5 ewdafa 27mm SHOREHAM HOTEL ave- N ,Q rf TOP: President of the February Senior Class, Barbara Eslin, and her date. RIGHT: CORRAL Editor Norton Hcrdesty and Sports Editor Joel Ruben- stein seem to be enioy- ing themselves with their dates, Dobbie Gordon and Lois Myers. 5' s 5 e ROBERT FRIEDLI .,..,............,...... ,Jun Bob's favorite pastime is reading. Ne goes will over good books . . . Plans to attend collage il the near future. JULIE FREEMAN. . ................. . Juni Plans for work and marriage . . . Choir, G.S.A Activities, Maiorettes, Section President. RONALD FURMAN. .,...........,.. .lum Ronnie loves cars and archery . . . Marylanr U. next . . . Red Cross, Visual Aids, Archery Team, Dance Club, Cadet, Cafeteria Staff. ANN MARIE GARNER. . ..... ,,....... .,.. J u nc Ann spends her spare time saving stamps . . . Next year she'Il work . . . Choir, G.S.A. Activities. PAUL GARNER .................. ..... J unc Paul's pastime is his record collection . . . Plans to become a commercial artist . . . Treasurer, Veep, and President of Section, CORRAL Edi- torial Staff, Chairman Junior Prom Committee, J. V. and varsity football. MEHRDAD GARZAN ....,......., February Reading and listening to music takes up Mehrdad's spare time. He also enioys bas- ketball and table tennis . . . After school he plans to study petroleum engineering . . . Chess Club. DOROTHY GERHART, ....,............ February Dottie enjoys sports and dancing . . . Plans to go to work after graduation . . . Choir, G.S.A. Activi- ties, Library Club. JANET GlCKER .................. . . .June Janet is fond of dancing and music . . . After graduation plans to attend secretarial school . . . G.5.A. Activities. SANDRA GOLD .................... June Sandy passes her time knitting argyles . . . She'll be seen on the campus of some col- lege next fall . . . COURIER Rep., French Club, Colt Capers '52, Home Economics Club. PAUL GOOZH ......,................... June Paul collects stamps and popular records, builds model airplanes . . . Next in sight is college course in Math or Science . . . Radio Workshop, Science Club, Dance Club, Chess Club. DOBBIE LEE GORDON ........,......,, .lune Vivacious Dobbie adds spice to the halls of Coolidge . . . Next stop Maryland U. . , . Booster Club, French Club, G.S.A. Activities, Class President, Cheerleader, Colt Capers, CORRAI. Editorial Stalt. MYRNA LEE GORDON .............. June Good things come in small packages iust like Myrna . . . Marriage and Eddie will calm her down . . . French Club, Student Council, Colt Capers, G.S.A. Activities, Booster Club, CORRAL Stali, Cheerleader. JOAN BARBARA GORlN ............... February This girl loves dancing, swimming, and Al . . . Future plans include work and marriage . . . Colt Capers, Spanish Club. CHARLES GOTTLIEB .,... ....... . . . ,June Chuck enioys all sports . . . After graduation he'll either go to college or ioin the Navy . . . Student Council Representative, Baseball. LINDA GRAMLICK .................. June Here is a girl who has great plans. A trip to Europe for her after graduation. Then she wants to become a secretary . . . Choir, Tennis. RONALD GREEN ,...... . ..,.. ....... .... - J une Ronny's plans are for college after school . . . Radio Workshop, Polemics Club. DONALD GRINDER ...........,........ June Bucky enioys basketball and swimming . . . He plans to go to college . . . Moth Club, Pole- mics Club, Science Club. DONALD GROSS ................,.. June Don likes to swim . , . l'le's undecided about what to do after graduation . . . Science Club, Student Council Representative, Dance Club, United Nations Discussion Group. MARCIA GRUSSMAN ...............,..... June Murcia collects records . . . She likes to ride horses and play tennis . . . Plans to attend Duke U. or Penn U .... Spanish Club, Red Cross, French Club. WILLIAM GULLICKSON .... ,... ........ J u ne Big Bill likes-to sail . . . You may see him as Mr. D. A. as he plans to study law ln college . . . Latin Club, Visual Aids. - HERMINE GURWIN ..... .... . ,,... J une Mimi likes everything . . . Plans to go to college . . . Library Club. NORMAN GUSSIN .................... February Normonla interests are sports and music . . . Plans work and college after graduation . . . Radio Workshop. JACK GUIHRIE ...................... June .lack loves to mess around with chemicals . . . Next your l1o'II blow into Maryland . . . Choir. D sions! ourresrmu ................ June Sid's wild about tennis . . . College maybe . . . Danze Club, Science Club, Orchestra. JUDITH GUTTMAN ....................... June Judy occupies has spare'time listening to the radio . . . University of Pennsylvania in the fall . . . French Club, Choir, Polemics Club, Booster Club. ANNE CORBIN HAIMLTON ............. June Likes a certain toll, dark-haired, gray-eyed boll- playor . . . Plans marriage after work. MARIE HAMPTON .....,............ June I-loading the list of Morie's hobbies are sing- ing, dancing, swimming, and art . . . Slre's ol? to France and marriage after June . . . .lufniar Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Dance Club, Y-Teens, Booster Club. MAIIDN NORTON l-IARDESTY, JR. .......... June Norris always has a kind word for all . . . He'Il he o Government Maier at G. W .... Art Editor of CURRAL, Edlior-insCl1iof of CDIRAI., Quill and Scroll Pres., Artist for CDl.llfEl!, Colt Capers. JOAN HARMS ......... ............., J une Joan's learning to speak Russian in her leisure Hours . . . Sho'il be seen in Ohio next year at college . . . Spanish Club, Science Club,KY-Teens, Palemics Club, Red Crass Representative. MARY ELLEN l-lARl5 ............,... Juno Mary goes in for collecting records . . . Next fall witl Rnd her in college . . . Booster Club, G.S.A. Activities. ' an ma-- hc, . i 1 BARBARA HARRISON ................ , .... Juno Enthusiastic Barbara loves sports, parties and having fun . . . College next . . . G.S.A. President, Voip of Student Council, President of section, COURIER reporter, Quill and Scroll, CORRAL Editorial Stall, Radio Workshop. BARBARA LEE HARRISON ...... . ........ Juno 'Barbaro's plans after graduation are to get a iob or maybe even marriage . . . Coolidge Choir. DIANE HARRISON., ...,...,,...... Juno Diane draws, swims, or iust loais in her spare time . . . Ambition: are to study speech and drama 'at Catholic U. . . . President of Dramatic Club, Radio Workshop. PRISCILLA HARRISON .,............... February Polly's likes are acting, Dixieland lan, pop records . . . Wilson Teachers College is next . . . Dramatic Club Secretary, Spring Play, Colt Capers, Cholr, COURIER, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Student Council Representative. PAUL HARSH ,.,.., .................. J une Loves everything about cars . . . Plans to attend Maryland University . . . Band and various sports activities. PATRICIA CAROLYN HAYNIE ......,...... Pat graduated from summer school and is now attending Maryland University . . . Sho studies Childhood Education . . . While at Coolidge she was President of Section and Treasurer of her section and Veep ot Y-Toons. JOSEPH HEINEY .......,,............. . . Juno Joe has his eyes set on college after graduation . . . Bank Stott, Treasurer of his section. WINIFRED ELAINE HERRMAN, .........., Juno Winnie is crazy about sports, especially basket- ball, volleyball, and archery . . . College next ...Red Cross Representative, Booster Club. GERALDINE CLAIRE HERTZ. . ...... February Likes dancing, movies, and french tries. Most people know her as Gerrl . . . Colt Capers, Dance Club, Section Secretary, Bank Stott . . . Plans to work for government. JUNE HINKLE. ..,..... ..... . . . ..,.. .... J uno Here's a girl who collects foreign coins . . . Sho plans to go to college in preparation for becoming a teacher . . . Junior Red Cross Representative, COURIER Representative. FREDERICK HOFFMAN.. ............... June Freddy collects stamps when he lsn't studying ...Undecided about the future . . . Polemlcs Club, French Club, Science Club, Cadets. AUDREY HOLLER. .. .......... ....... J unc Willowy Audrey plans to go to work after graduation . . . G.S.A. Activities. SANDRA HONIKMAN. . ....... .......... J uno Sandy's wild about dancing . . . Does a blt of charity wort: now and then . . . College after graduation . . . Dance Club, Tennis Club, Chess Club, United Nations Club, CECELIA HOPKINS ............ 1 ....... June Cecelio's spare time is spent practicing tho piano . . . tier anticipated career--a concert pianist . . , COURIER Editorial Stall, Radio Work-1 shop, Choir, Latin Club, Red Cross, Colt Capers, Editor-in-Chief of Latin Club Paper. EDGAR SHREVE HORNE ....... . . .February Turk likes music and girls . . . Plans to study architecture In college after leaving Coolidge. , EUGENE GARY HOROWITZ ............. February likes golf . . . Plans to attend George Washington University . . . Spanish, Dramatics, Polemics, G.W. Speech Conference, Jr. Prom Committee, Pres. of Student Council, Honor Society, Cheaper By Dozen spring play Pllrticipant. MARGARET HOWELL ...,.... ......,... J une Sewing and skating are tops with Marge . . . She hopes to be o clerk typist . . . Y-Teens, G.S.A. Activities. V MARGARET HUDSON .........,..,.. June Morge is undecided what college to go to, but definitely plans to go . . . Booster Club, COURlER agent, G.SrA. Activities, Dance Club, CORRAL Staff, Choir. , JUDY HYMAN ........................ , .June Dorninos takes up most of Judy's spare time . . . College after graduation . . . G.S.A. Activities, Red Cross, Booster Club, Maiorettes. JANKO JAKSEKOVIC .................. June Janko's hobbies are -shooting the rapids in his kayak, tinkering with radios, shot-putting, and swimming . . . Will study electrical engineering in Switzerland . . . Math Club, Track Team, Section President. KENNETH JENKINS ...,,.....,...... June Kenneth is very fond of tinkering with cars .. .He plans to go to Ohio State to study engineering . . . Stage Crew, Visual Aids, Radio Workshop. JAMES E. JENNINGS., .................. June Jim loves llxing automobiles . . . After graduation Maryland University and L. Martin College of Engi- neering . . . Cadet Major, Visual Aids, Cadet Rifle Team. JANET LOUISE JONES .............. February Janet is an avid football fan . . . After grad- uation comes Maryland University . . . Treasurer of Latin Club, Choir, COURIER and CORRAL Representative, Subscription Manager of CORRAL, Colt Capers. TIMOTHY JONES .... . . . ........... June Timmy's favorite pastime is fishing . . . After graduation he plans to go to college . . . Archery Club, Usher at assemblies. HARRIET JANICE KANHNSKY ..,,....... February Harriet's likes include swimming, dancing, and knitting . . . College next . . . Dance Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, COURIER Representative. MICHAEL KAMMEN .................,. .lune Mike will be seen at George Washington taking law . . . Student Council Representative, Radio Workshop, Cheer Team, Section Treasurer, Pole- mics Club, Math Club, Science Club, Latin Club, ' Choir. BEVERLY KAPLAN ...,.............. June Bev likes to sleep, to eot Pizza, and to Dance . . . Next onthe list is Maryland . . . Home Economics Club, Red Cross, Dance Club, Booster Club. JERRY KAFLAN. .....i. .............. J une Jerry enioys all sports . . . He hopes to be an engineer . . , Tennis Team. MICHAEL KAPLAN ..................., June After graduation Mike plans to go to college . . . Working after school keeps Mike from being active in extracurricular activities. CHARLOTTE NORMA KARMAZIN. . .February Charlotte loves to watch a good football game . . . Will go to Maryland U. . . . Booster, Drarnatics, Dance, Library, and Make-up Clubs, G.S.A. Activities, Section President, Spanish Treasurer, Red Cross Rep- resentative, Senior Class Secretary. li, t. . s a 'Misfit . A :mom Il s. . . ,. U t K .J . 9' s w ., lv if ,lm ' f sagg g .. 'v ii' gw . . . 1 ' is 'gtk iso-hues' We i 3-. W 4 ,., it ., . G PHILIP KASTEN, ....,...........,....,.. June Phil likes sports, but best of all boating . . . His plans are to go to college, work, and cruise the inland water way . . . Football. SANDRA KATZ. ...................... June Sondy's a whiz at dancing and she loves lt . . . She plans after school to attend college . . G.S.A: Activities. MARSHA KAYE .........,,......... June Mickey's plans are indetinite whether she ll work or attend college . Choir. DOROTHY JOAN KAYSON. ......... . . .February Dot's favorites are sports and Qancing . . . Plans to work and then get married . . . G.S.A. Activities, Booster Club, Bank Staff. JAMES MARK KEEHN. .........,... February Jimmy's favorite pastime is to think up ways to become a millionaire . . . Plans to get married after graduation . . . President and Vice-Presi- dent of Section, Choir. ' EDWARD KERMAN .,,.............. June The hot rod kid himself . . . College next. . . Choir, Spanish Club, Visual Aids. WILLIAM KERNAN ,.,..... . .... ...... .... J ll ne Snooky goes in for woodcraft and fishing . . . Dance Club, Math Club. . VALARIE ANN KIDWELL ............... June Warbling Val wants to gn into radio and T.V. after school but only after marriage . . . Soloist for Choir, .lunior Prom Committee, Colt Capers, SYLVIA KIRSHBAUM ......,.,.... February Here's a girl who likes going steady, driving a car, and rihes---Wow! . . . After gradua- . tion work and marriage . . . French Club, United Nation Study Group. SANDRA KLEIN ....,...... , . , . , , ..... February Archery, swimming, and Irwin are Sandy's inter- ests . . . College or work after graduation . . . Y- Teens, Varsity Shop, Bookkeeping Stott. EDWARD COOPER KLUFT ....,...,...... June Eddie's main interest and hobby is about the some--making money . . . He also likes girls and sports . . . Plans to study Business Administra- tion . . . Junior Varsity Basketball, Tennis Teorn, Chess Ciub. JDHN WILLIAM KNlGH'l' ........ . .February John is science minded as he's interested in electronics, radios, and physics . . , Will aid Uncle Sam after graduation . . . Vice-Presi- dent, Science Club, Dramatic Club. MARIETTA STELLA KORSON ............ February Mary enioys dancing and going to football games . . . Secretarial work for her after graduation . . . Choir, Secretory in section. MARTIN JAY KOVALSKY ........... ,February Marty likes football and swimming best of all ., .Will go to college to study electrical engi- neering or Law . . . Spanish Club. SANDRA KRAFT. , ............... June Sondra ,likes clothes and reading good books . . . Will go to college after graduation . . . CORRAL Staff, French Club, Booster Club, COURIER Representative, Dance Club. . I X I1 ' ll We Get Our Beanies X ,tr A Wearing our beanies for the first time on Presentation Day is a thrill we'll remember lor a long while. For it means that now we are truly seniors, and we can prove it by our most prized possessions - autographed orange and gray beanies! ' Senior Dinner 5 The class ol February, 1954, enioys entertainment provided by class members. Every ear was on the alert while Senior Spooks Sybil Siegel, Martin Magaziner, and Eugene Horowitz read the Last Will and Testament. gif If av-E K rw K 19' th witches d gi b ws to as hem, Robert Miller, Norman Gussin, and Arlene Kurtz make some weird prophecies for members of their class. CEN '23 fy ,313 .i 5, 1 Y i wal it Q he ...l GEORGE FREDERICK KRAFTHOFER, . . . . ...... June Swimming and skating take up George's leisure hours . . . He will attend Gettysburg 'College next fall . . . United Notions Discussion Group, Moth Club, Red Cross Vice-President. ElLEEN KRAGH. ,..... .... . , . ...,. . . , .June Likable Eileen loves skating, bowling and sing- ing . . , Next she'll go to Washington School for Secretaries . . . Booster Club, Choir, Treasurer and Veep of Section, G.5.A. Activities. CAROL KRITTM ...... ....,,........ J une Carol Agues to plays and musicals, likes to cook and dance . . . Teaching is next . . . Booster Club, Advertising Stott of CORRAL. ARLENE KROCHMAL .,................... June Bunny plays the accordion in her spare time . . . Plans on college utter graduation . . . Orchestra, Polemics Club, COURIER Agent, CORRAL, G.S.A. Activities, Home Economics Club, COURIER Reporter. SONDRA KROWITZ ...........,..,.... June Modeling and painting interest Sondra . . . After graduation she plans to pursue a iolo in modeling . . . Booster Club, G.S.A. Activities. ARLENE KURTZ. ....,,.....,..,. February Oddie enioys music, dancing, and gypsy earrings . . . She plans to go to Wilson Tecrcher's College after graduation and to take a business course. ' DIANE KUTRUMBIS ...... ......,......... J une Here's o little girl who wants to travel . . . G.5.A, Activities. SHIRLEY LAKIN .................,.,.. June Interested in dancing, ice-skating, and sewing ...Marriage or college next year . . . Red Cross Representative, Y-Teens, Booster Club, Colt Capers, CORRAL Representative, Junior Prom Committee, Home Economics Club. MARY LAMBROS ................... June Perky Mary likes to swim, play tennis and read . . . She wants o secretarial iob alter school . . . Booster Club, Y-Teens, Radio Workshop, G.S.A. Board Secretary, Section Secretary. JERRY LANDAU ............,......... February Jerry will be seen on some campus next fall . . . COURIER Stall, Locker Crew, Latin Club. PAULA LEE LAZEROW ................. June Paulo is anticipating college after graduation . . . French Club, Sapnish Club, Dance Club. JOYCE LEEK . . ,.,.. ..... ,........ . J une Tennis anyone? Tennis champ Joyce also likes to ride horses . . . She plans on a career in nursing . . . Dance Club, G.S.A, Activities. STANLEY LEVINSON. ,... .......,....,... J une Eating, sleeping, and trying to waste time are Stan's interests . . . He will attend Maryland U. to take a course in engineering. TALMADGE C. LEWIS. . . ,,.. . . ....... . .Juno Skating takes up some of his leisure hours . . . After graduation he will go to work. A Alec LIGHTMAN ................... June . Brilliant Alec's main pain is automobiles . . . Next is college . . . Science Club, Math Club, Polemics Club, Usher. JOHN l.lDDY. . 4 . . . ..................... June After graduation John's going south to Florida . . . Latin Club, Cadets, Visual Aids. THEODORE UNDAHL .......,,....., February Being quite a guyyaround Coolidge Teddy's main interest is football . . . Will go to college . . . Section President, Varsity Football. GERALD JACK LOUBE ..., 3 ..... , .February Gerry goes in for sports and reading . ., . Next fall he hopes to study medicine . . . Latin Club, Varsity Football, Science Club, President of Section. ADELE DORTHY l.UBlTZ. ,,... .,.........., J une Dellie enioys dancing, reading, and horseback rid- ing . . . She'll be seen at college next fall . . . G.S.A. Activities, Dance Club, Choir, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Library Club, French Club. PHYLLIS ANN LUCAS .......... ,.... . . .Juno Phyl, one of the sweetest girls at Coolidge, loves swimming and skating . . . Her plans are to become a nurse . . . CORRAL Representative, Chorus, Tennis Club, Archery Club, Dance Club. MARJORIE JANET LUNSFORD ........ June Marge likes to puzzle over crossword puzzles . . . A nursing career is next tar her . . . Chess Club, G.S.A. Activities. CAROL MACHENBERG ,..... ......,....... .I une Mac draws, dances, and listens to music when school work is done . . . Wilson Teachers' College is next for her . . . Library Club, G.S.A. Activities. MARTIN MAGAZINER ........ ...... F ebruary Marty's crazy about dancing . . . Next tall he'll ' at Maryland studying pre-dentistry . . . :tin Club, Science Club. PATRICK MAICLO , ........,,.... February Pot's always out for a good time and music . . . Wants to get a good iob after school . . . President, Secretary, and Treasurer of Section. JEROME DAVlD MALLER ..... , ............ June Jerry likes sports, especially football, baseball, and swimming . . . After graduation he'll go to college . . . Student Council Representative. MARY CATHERINE MAMMARIL, ......... June Mary Kay likes to swim and skate . . . She plans to go into nursing and see the world . . . G.S.A. Activities. LAZAROS PETER MANOS ............ June Here's a boy who really has plans . . . First college and then the F.B,l. Academy . . . Track Team, Football. JOSEPH FRANCIS MARCELLlNE ........... ...lune Joe plans to go away to college with accounting as his maior . . . Baseball, Football, Vice-President of Section. JOYCE MARCUS ...................... June Petite Joyce likes records and her piano . . . She'll leave the city for college life . . . Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross, Dance Club, Booster Club, Home Economics Club, G.S.A. Activities. JOYCE LAURETTA MARKS ....,... February Joyce is another sports enthusiast, especially for tennis and swimming . . '. Plans to go to work and then attend college . . . Choir, Booster Club, Coolidge Players, Y-Teens, G.S.A. Activities, Dance and Home Economics Clubs. 7 . ir, 'fa ,E an fit, S GAlL MARTIN ..... ................. , February Music-minded Gail likes to swim . . . After Coolidge she hopes to attend Sarah Lawrence College . . . Spanish Club, Secretory of Section, Polemics Club, Booster Club, Dance Club, G.5.A. Activities. KAREN MAXSON ..,................. , June Max is a crazy dancer . . . She plans to go to college . . . G.5.A. Activities, Y-Teens. MARGARET ANNE MAYER ........... June Peggy's interest is baseball, basketball, and records . . . After graduation she'll don a whlte cap and take up nursing . . . G.5.A. Activities and Board. HOLLIS McBRlDE ........ , ............... June Scotty's hobbies run from the stock market to sports . . . Will take chemical engineering at Rice Institute . . . Chess Club, Bridge Club, Track team. JOAN Mrcuuu.. ....... .......,..,.. J une Jaan goes in for roller skating, horseback riding, and dancing . . . Marriage is next for her. .. G.5.A. Activities, Dance Club. MARTHA McLENDON ......,........ June Martha plays that piano-also likes to swim . . . Her ambition is to become the wife of a minister. BETTY McNEY. , ...... ,... ......,,... F e bruary Betty loves clothes, bays, and pep rallies . . . Will go to college after she graduates . . . Booster Club, Bank Stall BETTE CAROLE McKNEW .....,...,.. February Bette's favorites include skating and bowling . . . Nursing school after graduation . . . Bank Stai, Colt Capers, Home Economics Club. NORMA JEAN MEADE ,............. June Bowling and dancing are among Norma's likes...Plans include work and marriage . . . Booster Club, Dance Club. :mme Rl'l0NA Msnouson .....,..,. '. . . .June Listening to records and travel head Rhona's list .,.She'Il try College next . . . Home Economics Club. STANLEY MERKEL ..,............,., February Collecting records keeps Stan occupied . . . He's ot? to college next year and then into business. LOIS MEYERS ..... . ..... 4 .......,. June Lois likes to mode-l and play the piano. . . Plans to go to college . . . Spanish Club, Advertising Stal? of CORRAL. MARSHA ELIZABETH MILLER ............... June l-lere's another girl that likes tolknit . . . Away to college she'll go utter graduation . . . Colt Capers, ROBERT ALLEN MILLER ,....,.....,.. February Bob likes music, money, and baseball . . . College is his future . . . Science Club, Spanish Club, CORRAL Representative. SYLVIA L. MILLER .................. June Has Sylvia ever raised her eyebrows to you? . . . Well, next year she will be raising them at Michigan . . . Treasurer of Spanish Club, CORRAL Stall, Booster Club, Secretary of Section, Colt Capers production. . - 'GORDON MNMAN ....... , . ...... . . . .February A Gordon, likes working with lgures, mathematical . llgures that ie . . . Will go to Penn State alter he orailuates. I HONEY MILLMAN ......... .......... . June Sidneyjllkes sports and clothes . . . After grad- , voting will ge to Stephens College. AKEN MINISTER ....... ............ J une Al plays the accordion . . . George Wash- ington U. is next with o pre-med course . . . Science Club, Moth Club, Chess Club, Edlter of COUKIER., V Al.LEN , MONDZAC. .... . ....... . ......... June Allen ls going to tryi pre-med at college . . . Pole- ntlu Club. CORRAI. Business Staff, COURlER Adver- tising. Manager, Section Vice-President and Secre- tary, Treasurer of French Club, Radio Workshop. BARBARA moms .................... .tim Plans marriage ln the future . . . Work as a ,secretary after graduation. RHODA MOSS. ............. ,... . . .June Dancing and lsportr head her lists ol hobbies . .,. Sl1e'Il 'attend Bnishing school alter Coolidge . . . Booster Club, Dance Club. IITA MUELLER .......................... June Rita is interested in piano, dancing, and swimming . . . l-lor future includes er trip to Europe . . . G.S.A. loord and Activities. 5l-llllLEY NEDROW ...... . ..... .... V .... J une Thls crazy kid entoys roller skating and dancing . . . Plans to work alter graduation . . . G.S.A. Activities, Dance Club. MURRAY E. NETZER ............ . . . .June Murray's in business--he constructs train lay- out: for private persons . . . College is next. BARBARA NEWMAN ....,.,.............. June This Barbara likes sports, especially baseball and bowling . . . Would like to go to college. BARBARA NEWMAN ........... . ...... June Bobbie likes to collect records, read and dance . . . Will go to Purdue next tall . . . Spanish Club, Booster Club, Polemics Club. MILLARD NOACK .,,............... June Millard's hobby is sports, especially baseball ...Plans to attend Montgomery Junior Col- lege to study chemical engineering . . . Cadet land, lnlerhigh Band. BARBARA NOTES ...,.................... June Barbara eniays sports, her favorite being archery and basketball . . . Next September, she will bo at George Washington U. . . . G.S.A. Activities. MARTIN ALAN NOVAK ........... ,... . June Marty's favorite pastimes include basketball, swimming, and sleeping . . . George Washing- ton U. is next . . . Science Club, Math Club, Spanish Club. nose: rmnsrou .............. February Buddy's hobbies are football and baseball . ..Will work First and then go to College . . . C Club, Football, President of Section, Baseball. VINCENT PENN. ......,,...... , . . . .February Vince's interests are purely athletic . . . Might ioin the army after graduation . . . Section Treasurer, Choir. BORAH PERLMUTTER. .... . ,.,..,,..... June This guy likes sports, cars, and girls . . . Will attend Beniamin Franklin University . . . Co- Manager of Stage Crew, Cadets, Bank Statt, Dance Club. RICHARD S. PINCUS ......,....., . . .June Pinky iust likes everything. Easy to get along with . . . College comes atter graduation for a pre-medicine course . . . Student Council Treasurer, Sports Editor for COURIER, Dance Club. VINCENT PISCIOTTA. ........ .... , . . . . .June Vince is interested in electronics . . . Plans to attend college after graduation . . . Cadet, Spanish Club. MARY ANN PLASKETT ............,.... Juno Mary likes dancing and art . . . Maryland is next for her . . . Booster Club, Dramatic Club, G.S.A. Activities. ROBERT PLITT, .................... June Bob enioys good records, cars and sports . . . He can't decide between Maryland and Ben- iamin Franklin . . . Vice-President of C Club, Football Team, President of Section. JERRY POLLACK. ....,...............,.. June Jerry heads his list with swimming and fishing . . . Studying pharmacy at George Washington U, comes next . . . Polemics Club, Spanish Club. PHYLLIS JOY POMS. .........,..... February Likes sports, drawing, and dancing . . . Will attend Maryland U. to take a Liberal Arts course . . . Student Council Representative, G.S.A. Activities. SANDRA Pouios. ........,...,.... .lime Swimming, piano, and dancing make Sandy happy . . . Maryland University next or maybe U.C.L.A .... G.5,A. Activities, Colt Capers, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club. DONALD POWELL ...,... , ......,...,... June Donnie likes sports, especially basketball . . . Wlll ioin the Navy after graduation . . . Cadets. JANET PRESGRAVE ..........,......... June Janet goes In tor url and sports . . . Plans to go to college . . . G.S.A. Activities. FRANCES BARBARA PRESS ........ February Fran collects stamps, postcards, and stulted animals . . . The future promises college to study Public Relations . . . COURIER Re- porter, Booster Club, Dance Club, Junior Prom Committee. JOAN BEATRICE RESNICK .............,... June Here's one gal who likes everything, no special favorite . . . Will be tound at Wilson Teachers College . . . Choir, Booster Club, Section Treasurer. WILLIAM RICHARDS. ........,,.,...... June Bill loves to dance, all the time he dances! . .. He'll work and get married after school... Dance Club. GORDON A. RICHARDSON ..... .... J une Gordon likes reading, swimming, and mak- ing money . . . Will study pre-medicine after graduation . . . COURIER Reporter, Dramatics, Latin Club, Dance Club, COURIER Represen- tative, Polemics Club. WILLIAM UPTON RlLEY ............,... February Undecided, Bill is considering a lob after graduation or he might loin Uncle Sam's navy . . . Chorus, Cadets. AUDREY ROBERTSON .....,,..,..... February Lil' Audrey enioys swimming and records . , . Her plans 'after graduation include work and then college . . . Choir. THEODORE ROSA .... I . ......... . . .June Sports claim 'l'eddy's heart . . . Next comes college . . . Cadets, Section Vice-President. PRISCILLA ROSE ...............,........, Juno Priscillds favorite pastime is sports of all kinds . . . College? Yes, next fall . . . G.S.A, Activities, G.S.A. Board, COURIER Reporter, CORRAL Stott, Y-Teens, Bridge Club. FRANCES ROSEN. . .,..,,.. .... .... J u ne Fran likes hair styles and dancing . . . Plans to 'go to Maryland University and take Medical ' Technology . . . Polemics Club, Booster Club, Bridge Club, Library Club, Student Council. ROSALIE ROSEN. .,,............... June Swimming and tennis are Rosalie's favorite pastimes . . , Will ga to Wilson Teocher's College . . . Home Economics Club, Booster Club, HARRIET ROSS ........,...,....,,.,..,,. June Sewing is l'lorriet's favorite ,hobby . . . Washington School for Secretaries in the tall . . . G.S.A. Activi- ties, COURIER Representative, Choir. MIRIAM ROTHBERG ,.,,...... T. ....,. June Known as Bunny to everyone, she plans to attend Syracuse U. this fall . . . Polemics Club, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club. ' JOAN ROZANSKY .................. June Joan craves reading, good plays, and pho- tography . . . Undecided what college will come next, but it must be out of town . . . Booster Club, Library Club, Polemics Club, , Dramatic Club, COURlER Stott, CORRAL Rep- resentative. IRWIN RUBEN ...,.......,....,.....,... June 'Rube is strictly a lady-killer, crazy about sports and dancing . . . Will attend G.W.U. to study pharmacy . . . Football Team, Assistant Editor at COURlER Sport Page, Veep ot Section, Student Council. DOROTHY ANN RUBIN ..... ..l...,..... J une Dotty's a gal who likes dates, clothes, and iust plain loafing . . . Work comes next . . . Spanish Club, Booster Club, COURIER Representative. V JOEL RUBENSTEIN ..............,... June This kid hates hair-cuts, but likes people best and having a ball . . . Maryland U. next.. . C Club, Sports Editor of CORRAL, Colt Capers, Baseball, Basketball, Visual Aids, Radio Workshop. RONNY RUDO ,.., ............. ,... . .,.. .I u ne Sports and printing are among Ronny's likes . . . Will attend college in the fall to study retailing . . . Manager of Football Team. LOUlSE RUNK. .,..,......... .,...,., .I une Louise loves sports and people . . . College and marriage are included in her plans lor the tu- ture , . . Y-Teens, Dance Club, Choir, G.S.A. Activities. ELEANOR RUSS, ........ ,....,.. F ebruary Eleanor goes in for music , . . Probably Maryland U, next . , . Dance Club, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Booster Club, COURIER Representative. RICHARD SAUL ,.... . ,....,. ...... , , .... June Richard is a sports enthusiast , . . Hopes to be seen at Dartmouth next fall . . . Math Club, Secretary, Treasurer, and Veep of the Science Club, Spanish Club, Rifle Club, Section Veep, Cadets, Science Club. MARILYN DIANA SCHAIN ..,.......,.,. June Marilyn enioys bowling . . . Will go to Wilson Teacher's College and then become an airline stewardess . . . Dramatic Club, Home Economics, Booster Club. SCHEER LILIAN ,... ...,..... . .,.... J une Bibby spends her spore time reading . , . She will pursue an art career. SANDRA SCHEUFLER. .,......,.,.....,... June Sandy is off for Maryland next year and a course in Home Economics . . . Red Cross Representative, Spanish Club, Chorus, G.S.A. Activities. WlLLlAM ROY SCl'lll.LER .....,....... . . .June Roy's interest is in sports, especially baseball ...Plans to go to Maryland for a Business Administration Course. STANLEY SCHOFER .,.........,...., June Stan likes sports, especially football and swimming . , . College in the fall . . . Science Club, Math Club, Latin Club, Dance Club. DONALD SCHWEITZER ...,,..... ........ J une Tall Don is very fond of sports . . . Will go to college next . . . Junior Varsity Basketball . . . Chess Club. EVELYN SEDOR. , . ..,.......,,...,.., June Sharp Evie loves music . . . Plans a career in nursing . . . Dramatic Club, Science Club, Math Club. ROBERT SEIDMAN .,........,.....,. June Collecting records and dancing take up Bob's spare time . , . Will go to Maryland U. to study dentistry . . . Visual Aids Squad. Lll.A SEKULAR, ...,...............,,.,.. .lune Loves to dance, read, and swirn . . . Lila would like to become cz dental hygienist and then do some traveling . . . French Club. PATRICIA SHANER ....,............... June Five-foot two and eyes of blue describe our Pat . . . She chooses a career with a future . . . mar- riage . . . G.S.A. Activities, Section President, Y- Teens. DANlEL SHANKLE ......,,,......,.. June Donny likes baseball, football, and basket- ball . . . He goes to college come September. DONALD SHERLING .... ......... . . . .February Donald is interested in architecture . . . He goes to college next tall . . . Aviation Club. NEIL SHERMAN ................... February Neil fiendishly enioys chasing girls and fire engines . . . Maryland U. claims him next . . . Spanish Club, CORRAL Business Staff, Golf Team, Cadets, Student Council Representative. PETER S. SHERMAN ,........,..... .June Sharpshooting Peter likes shooting his rifles and guns , . . Cornell is next . . . Cadets. JOHN ADAMS SHIRKEY. ......... , . . . . . . .June John likes sports and music . . . After he graduates he will go to Duke to study ministry . . . Latin Club, Chorus, Track Team, Dramatic Club. - BARBARA SHREIAR. . . ................ June Bobbie collects dolls from all over. Likes base- ball and swimming . . . I-lere's a switch--she wants to go to college to learn window display . . . Red Cross Representative. ROBERT SHUKEN ................... .lune Bob would like to become an electrical engi- neer . . . Science Club, Chess Club, Math Club. . EVELYN SIEGEL .........,............ February Popular Bootie likes to dance and ride horse back . . . She'll work after graduation and hopes to accompany her husband to Europe in the spring . . . Dance Club, Colt Capers, Red Cross, Senior Class Treasurer, Booster Club. FRANCES SEIGEL .... , ................ .lune This good-time Charlie likes a bit of everything . . . Would like to study elementary education at college . . . G.S.A. Activities, Bank Staff, Booster Club, SYBIL HARRIET SIEGEL ,.... ...... F ebruary Here's a girl who likes having lun best and Dragnet second best . . . The crystal ball shows Sybil at college soon . . . G.S.A. Activities, Booster Club, Choir, Spanish Club, Section President. ANITA DOLORES SILVER. . .... ,....... , . . .June Here's a gal who constantly wears o smile . . . Gets along with everyone . . . Will go to Mariorie Webster Junior College . . . G.S.A. Activities, Booster Club, Bank Staff MARVIN SIMON .....,............... June Marv loves to paint . . . Next year he'Il go to college . . . Latin Club, French Club, Polemics Club, COURIER Editorial Staff, Dance Club, Sec- tion Secretary. MICHAEL SIMON, JR., .............. June Money, money, money, and sports--that's what Mike likes . . . Wants to become a printer . . . Track Team. DONALD SMITH ............. , . ...... February Smitty will become a printer, but he might become Pvt. Don Smith tirst. FAY SMITH. . .,................... , .June Reading, dancing, and tennis make Foy happy . . . She plans to study nursing after graduation . . . French Club. LINDA SMITH ...................., .lune Laughing Lin likes to bowl. . .College next . . . Booster Club, Red Cross Representative, French Club, G.S.A. Activities, Student Coun- cil Representative, Section President. ELAINE SNYDER ......,................., .lune Drawing, reading, and dancing are Elaine's hobbies . . . She will go to college in the fall. . .Library Club, CORRAL Representative, Polemics Club, CORRAL Art Staff, French Club, Dance Club. HARRIET SNYDER ........,............ June Bubbling Harriet loves to dance, cook, and model . . . Booster Club, Jr. Prorn Committee, Colt Capers, G.S.A. Activities, Spanish Club Veep, Bank Statf, President of Section, CORRAL Repre- sentative. JANE SOBER ........ . ......... . . . .June Big Jane is always there to cheer the Colts to victory . . . She'll try college tlrst and then plans matrimony . . . Booster Club, Choir, COURIER Agent, CORRAL Representa- tive, Section Secretary. GRACE SPECTRE, ........ .... . . .... , .Februarj Grace likes swimming best, but pizza runs a closi second . . . Will study commercial art at college . . Booster Club, G.S.A. Activities, Spanish Club. JOSEPH EDWARD SPlCER. . . ............ .tum Joe likes cars that are slick, shiny, and fast . . College comes next or perhaps the Army. DEXTER STANNARD ...... , ......... Jum Dex likes tlslitng, billiards, and the can-car .. . Will attend Florida State University an: then law school . . . Latin Club. PAULA STEMPLER ........... ............ J Una Paula likes to skate when she's not busy . . . Next is Maryland U. for her . . . G.5,A. Board, French Club. GEORGE STEPHENS, . .......,. , .... . . .'.June George loves sports, and best of all, baseball . . . Will go to college after graduation . . . Spanish Club, Chess Club, Baseball. NANCY STEPHENS ................. Juno Nancy loves sports and dancing . . . Will be seen next tall at lllinols University . . . Sec- tion Secretary, Treasurer and Vice-President, Junior Prom Committee, Shorthand Club. SHIRLEY CAROL STEVICK .... . ......... . . .June Sports and summer vacation are the two things Shirley likes most . . . Her future is sllll undecided ...President of Y-Teens, Choir, G.S.A. Activities, Section Secretary. WILLIAM STONE .................. , . .Juno Chief diversions are good books and sports . . . Will study medicine in college . . . Basketball, Latin Club, COURlER Agent, Football, C Club. BERNARD STOPAK ................. .lune Crazy Bernie likes music and sports . . . After graduation he will loin a service 'band and then go to college . . . Radio Workshop, Colt Capers, CORRAI. Stall, Veep of Spanish Club, Math Club. STELLA STRINER. . . , ............ 4. . . ,.... .Juno Stella's hobbies run from cooking to collecting coins . . . Will maior in Home Economics In college . . . Polemics Club, Dance Club, G.S,A. Activities, Stu- dent Council, Home Economics. NORMAN STURMAN ..,.... ...... .,,.. J u no Norman likes sports, cars, and printing, but mostly girls . . . After graduation will go to Florida and then work. RICHARD SULLIVAN ........ '. ....... Juno Fishing pleases Dick the most-also likes planting Howers . . . Future plans? Who knows! . . . Choir, Baseball. STANLEY SUSER ..... . . .,., . . , ........... June Stanley is a sports enthusiast and is also that way about girls . . . Will be seen at George Washington University this fall . . . Football. NORMA E. SWIMMER. . . . . . ........, . .June Norma iust plain loves to dance . . . Might ga to college . . . G.S.A. Activities, Colt Capers. VIRGIL TETI .... . . ..,... . , . . ...... June Spons and cars please Virgil . . . He plans to go to engineering school alter he grad- uates . . . Vice-President of Section. BETTY THOMAS .,..,..................,. June Photography, reading and cooking come at the top of Betty's list . . . Will work as a clerk-typist after graduation . . . G.S.A. Activities, latin Club, Treas- urer and Vice-President of Section, Dance Club, Y-Teens, Junior Prom Representative. RAYMOND THOMPSON ............,.., June Good old Ray isn't around much . . . He'Il start to work after college . . . -Bridge Club, Dance Club. I . g JOHN THORNHILL ............... . . .June Jolm likes sports and airplanes . . . His plans after graduation include college . . . Presi- dent of Aviation Club, Math Club, Science Club. SANDRA ramen ,..... ..,.. ............ J u ne Sandy is o tlend tor swimming and horseback rid- ing . . . She plans college after high school . . . Red Cross, Y-Teens, Choir. EVA TRIANO .......... A .....,........ June -Eva is fond of dancing and swimming . . . She is also a baseball fan . . . Will do secretarial work next year . . . Chorus. BRUCE SWINTON TUCKER. . . ..... February Bruce is especially fond of sports . . . Will attend college . . . Football Team, C Club, Baseball Team, Golf, Basketball Team, Span- lsh Club, Section Treasurer. JDHN LEE TUCKER .................. . . .June Mighty Tucker is interested in sports . . . After graduation he plans to ioin the Navy. MARY SUE UPDIKE ................... Juno Lilroblo Mary Sue goes in for everything . . . Marlorie Webster Junior College is next . . . President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treas- urer of Section, CORRAL Representative, Y-Teens, G.S.A. Activities, Math Club, Latin Club. MARY VARTABEDIAN ......... , . .February Takes two tn tango and Mary loves to tango . . . Sl1e's oft on her own next year to work. EMMANUEL J. VASILOU .................. June He likes a little of everything--and nothing special . ..Would like to attend Bible Missionary School. ROBERT FRANCIS VAUGHN ............. June Bob's basketball crazy and o crazy basketball player . . . Uncle Sam's after him after grad- uation . . . Track Team, Section President, Bas- ketball Team. PAULA ANN VOIGT .......... , ..... .Iune After this year, Paula's off to Duke U. and a degree in nursing . . . G.S.A. Activities. BENITA VAN STEENBURGH .... . .....,..... June Bennie collects baby pictures. How about that . . . Secretarial work is next for her or maybe marriage . . . G.S.A. Activities. ROBERT VON NESSEN ..... ........., J une Bob is interested in radio . . . Would like to become a technical engineer , . . Spanish Club, Math Club, Visual Aids, Section President, Track Team, Cadets. ' STEVE VOYATZIS. ...,.,,....,.. February 5teve's interests are purely athletic . . . Will attend Sheppard College in West Virginia . . . Football, Track, Cadets. .qw 1 few- ,, . ' , f i sg . . I is I -1 , EL J t o c 3 in ' A 1 nv -,g,,,.r. ,gjrj 2 ' E51-'-4 up-zrzgzgc-c , 5 X gigs' . few..-' , 'trreesv RICHARD WARNER ............ . . . . ...... Juno Dick likes nothing better than playing the drums ...Will study engineering in college . . . Dance Club, Visual Aids, Varsity Band, Cafeteria Cashier. JOYCE WARREN ....... ,....,..... F ebruary Joyce likes Ocean City best: second comes pizza ...Marriage will came next . . . Choir, Rod Cross, Booster Club. RICHARD EDWIN WARSHAUER ..... February Richard likes sports Hrst, automobiles second ...Will go to Montgomery Junior College. MARION WEBB ........... . . . . .,..... February Just give him a guitar and he goes craxyl . . . The Air Force will get him for the next four years . .. Colt Capers, Radio Workshop. GLORIA WEINSTEIN ,.... . ..,..... . Q . . .Juno Gloria's ambition is to be a fashion designer ...Will go to Maryland to pursue this career . . . Dramatic Club, G.S.A. Activities. ELINORE WEISS ..........,. , ...... June Little Elli's ambition is to reach five feet . . . Maryland University is next for her.. .Colt Capers, Home Economics, G.S.A. Activities, CORRAL Editorial Staff. CAROLE WESTRICH ...................... June Here's a gal who can make anything from a three- piece suit to a complete wardrobe . . . Would like to become a dress designer . . . COURIER Business Staff, Booster Club, Section Treasurer. ALICE MARIE WHEATLEY ...,....... .February Alice likes to dance and have fun . . . Wants to be a stenographer . . . Usher In school plays. MARTHA JANE WILLIAMS ........ February Janie likes swimming most of all . . . Will pursue o career in nursing . . . Section Sec- retary, Y-Teens, Colt Capers, Choir, Spanish Club, Red Cross, G.S.A. Activities. ISABELLE WINEBERG .................,... June Isabelle likes knitting, embroidering and music . . . After school she plans to go to work. ..Varsity Shop Bookkeeper. GAIL DIANE WISSER .....,......... February Gail likes boating, shooting, and playing bridge . . .Will ge to college . . , Polemics Club, COURIER Agent, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club, Bridge Club. CHARLOTTE ANN WOLF ..... ,......, J uno Here's a snappy dresser who likes to dance most of all . . . Maryland University will be next . . . Booster Club, Home Economics, Section Treasurer. BEVERLY WOLIN ..,...............,..... June Bev is wild about modern dancing and ian . . . Will start at Maryland University in September.. . Booster Club, COURIER Business Stall, Spanish Club. HAROLD LEROY WOLIN ,.,.... . , .,..... June Horold's spare time is spent listening to classical and folk music . . . Will pursue a liberal arts course at G.W.U ,... Chess Club, Science Club, Math Club. MERRY WRIGHT ,,...........,.,... June Merry likes collecting stamps and post cards . . . Plans to become a nurse . . . Section Sec- retary, G.S.A. Activities, Choir. ai . . f g 2 55 ' 4.. 'K '7:fW?i:sg1. 7 if 1-1 mf K! rv . . , . WARREN WRIGHT ....,.. ., . . .June MARY YEATMAN. ..... ,..., . .June ABBY YUEN YOUNG .......... .lone RAY ZSMMET .............,. ,June Favorite spans me skating und swim- Mary! ambition is lust lo be success- Abby likes chess, tennis, and con- Likes lc listen lo good records . . . ming . . . Undecicled about fuwre . . . ful . . . G.S.A. Activities. strucllng airplane models . . . Will Future plans include college. Cadets. amend college in the fall. F f M fi l Q 1 -fl 1. 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' Ig : ' ' I1 rl ' ' I . - - ' - . . . . . . . , Nell Zarln SOPHOMORES First Row--Marlene Razansky, Olive Himes, Esther Swollen, Beniamin Kovalsky, Ellen Gladstone, Sheila BookofT, Maria Chaconas. Second Row-Eileen Wyss, Paul Matthias, Barry Mankowitz, Elaine Lewis, Lawrence Alpert, Steve Zazanis, Daniel Blum, Mary Ellen Fields. Third Row-Allen Newrath, Paul Levine, Keith Williams, Harvey Smith, William Myslak, James Hand, Frank Pisciotta, John Dottellis, Donald Stewart. Seciion 314-4 M'?e5iZ?kiZ'l'cffZ2i ' SDPHOMORES First Row-Fran Moder, Francis Heft, Barbara Saxe, Benton Becker, Molly Sorin, Sandra Fredeman, Gloria Wolf. Serond Row-Jack Cherni koff, Philip Ratner, Nancy Bleischer, Betty Ann Edwards, Carol Gill, Sylvia Selwyn, Neil Sherman, Gordon Berlinsky. Third Row-Robert Cum mins, Marc Sircus, Aaron Teitel, Norman Gordon, Harmon Eaton, Burt Noien, Robert Lipman. Fourth Row-Stanley Santorios, James Monroe Charles Gartrell, Hing Wong, Sidney Laxar, Ray Nedrow, Kenneth Hunter. MiSfe3f.f:'iclf,fflQ'i e' Sedian 326-4 SOPHOMORES .vi First Row-Shirley Polinger, Myrna Friedman, Warner Wolf, James Ryan, Jerry Holbrook, Sheila Siegel, Bobbi Spector. Second Row-Rena May Erie, Marie Santorios, Jean Warren, Lois Cox, Bobbie Grant, Eileen Barnhart, Edith Gursky, Donald Mensh. Third Row-Mike Tabor, Lee Seligman, AI Kraus, Norman Polmar, Harry Stein, Sidney Lewis. Fourfh Row-Charles Bartz, Stanley Darfman, Arnie Brodsky. , rs. Pa s Halle Ngectior: 'Leachery SOPHOMORES First Row-Carolyn Friedman, Joyce Goldsmith, btephen Kassel, Robert Bobys, Burton Liss, Barbara Knapp, Toby Fox. Second Row-Edwar Opack, Natalie Wolk, Deloris Brush, Janet Stump, Carol Schlossberg, Sylvia Adelman, Rocco Scaldaferri. Third Row-Kenneth Speckler, Mar vin Simmons, Charles Youngblood, Michael Leonard, Norman Hochman, Martin Marcus, Michael Clements. Fourth Row-Franklin Wiseman 'vid Drazin, Edward Monroe, Gordon Arion, Alan Raynor, David Moss. M2fdiZS'i2.,'fl,ZTiS Section 330-4 SOPHOMORES 1- , First Row-Helen Benson, Virginia Corcoran, Lynn Baumann, Laura Moskowitz, Marlene Haas, Pemmie Embrey, Nancy Richardson. Secom Row-Camilla Harnsberger, Linda Knighl, Barbara Painler, Pal Lownes, Chorlolle Brem, Rochelle Galler, Harriet Train, Nadine Smilh. Thin Row-Angelo Russo, Vito DeLoren1o, Rick Silas, Roger Coe, Ronald Grossman, Mervin Silverman, James Kallis, Myrtle Irvin. Fourth Row-Bol Morcock, Charles Bogodnofl, Jack Wolfe, Glen Ridgeway, Steve Allman, Bill Philabaum. , Mrs. Edi h Ko'ouharoff Section Telzcher SOPHOMORES First Row-Janet Lindamood, Lussia Rein, Jack Reich, Jerry Jones, Dorothy Smith, Bernice Handleman, Margaret Turner. Second Row-Nola Criani, Irene Wolf, Carol Ruttner, Nancy Bowen, Aviva Green, Phyllis Miller, Elaine Egert, Sandie Greenfield. Third Row-John Sidell, Harvey Blivitz, Beverly Hughes, Patricia Klein, Sandra Shepard, Steve Miller, Carlos Frasch, Steve GrisoFf. Fourth Row-Joel Rubinstein, Bob Stone, Bruce Beuchert, Charles Leonard, Vaughn Wilhelm, Bill Blanken, Lee Parent. M'S's'Z-'i'lF'.ISS1'..fl,'i2i,'Zi S edign 310-3 Cs A E ig sopuomonss iv , WJ First Row-Fran Efron, Bette Clair Colman, Myron Perlmutter, Francis Goodyear, Beryl Singman, Fred Stern, Loretta Barnett, Sybil Cohen, Charles Best. Second Row-Roslyn Rudden, Susan Wilson, Lillian Howell, Diana Boss, Carole Huter, Paula Olewiler, Helen Kitsoulis, Joann Temple, Margaret Gants, Sheila Footer. Third Row-Carole Miller, Martin Gordon, Flavio Ferreira, Samuel Otlin, Henry Chewning, Allan Resnick, James Demino, Larry Wharton, Milton Michaelis, Morton Kousen, Orley Lane, James James, Jerry Shapiro, Elizabeth Rauch. E : Mrs Ida Lou Holmes sg. :fag S-ection Teacher li x 1 Y? SOPHOMORES Firsf Row-Joanne Bolotin, Jacqueline Flahariy, Carolyn Shreiar, Oscar Kramer, Fred Slempler, Judy Rosenberg, Laura Hasslocker. Second Row- Peggy Williams, Marion Felter, Rulh Mickelson, Margaret Kirkland, Frances Ragland, Miriam Rolustein, Marcia Cohen, Diane Sugar, Sandra Dunyer. Third Row--Michael Goldstein, Marvin Bendavid, Michael Warner, Ann Swank, Shirley Holler, David Frank, David Moss, Mariorie Bankson. Fourth Row-Gilbert Fiefer, Richard Penny, Dale Hollidge, Allan Shanberg, William McDonald, George Calomiris, William Davis. Miss Bernice Mc uire , Section Teachir somomonss xii ,ynmll '?'E Ai E l S Eix Al -sv ? X. T First Row-Julia Kyle, Ina Butt, Doreen Willis, Mae McDonald, Ruth Katz, Helen Casel, Alice Willet. Second Row-Sandra Gold Pat Aus Joyce Rosenberg, Jay Nichols, Ruth Herman, Jeanne Smith, Barbara Potts, Rita Shilansky. Third Row-Naomi Binder, Neil Solomm Nat Dosik, Joanne Page, Marlene Blankstein, Franklin Paulson, Lois Sussman. Fourth Row-Fred Hohnbaum, Steve Loezos, Louis Berdeguey Bill K1 din, Martin Reichgut, Joel Bieser, Sidney Corbman, Buddy Burroughs, Robert Dowrick, Philip M-antua, Allan Savage, Morton Glazer . iss auline Hildebrand 2 M Szction Teacher SOPHOMORES First Row-Hanna Lee Freed, Riia Filkelsiein, Paul Sandoe, Sandy Posner, Robert Nussey, Hale Bauernschmidt. Second Row-Jacqueline Mai thews, Sandy Brooks, Elia Needleman, Nancy Earisman, June Saymour, Harrie! Gilleson, Beverly White, Beverly Dietz. Third Row--Robert Kline Sally Kullback, Renee Forseih, Mary Biederman, Patricia Rogers, Joan Sunday, Frances Lackey, Benner? Cooper. Fourth Row-Warren Foer, Rich ard Rappa, Marvin Himelfarb, Charles Ross, Larry Bulmon, Larry Lobl, Donald Turner, Marvin Rosenholfl. Miss Martha Sfapin Secfion Teacher Secfion 207-3 SOPHOMORES sum vi as . ,A 1 Q 4 5 st Q ll Vs E E as First Row-Eva Poole, Judith Kornfield, Marily Fein, Barbara Broder, Betsy Scott, Betty Lou Ziegler, Hyra Kellner. Second Row--Ruth Juli Esther Viener, Anita Rock, Myrna Silverman, Sandra Cutler, Barbara Gaylin, Gloria Ambrogi, Janet Naddeo, Anastasia Giafes, Third Row Elaine Marcus, Joseph Silverman, Eugene Lipkowitz, Esther Berkman, Marsha Steinberg, Nelson Klavan, Bill Austin, Louise Hebbard. Fou Row-Bill Sweeney, Harvey Press, Gerald Herson, Leon Ruefly, John Field, Jerry Zanelotti, Robert Leedy, Daniel Buchalter, George Mundt. , Miss abel arkle 7-3 Secllilon Tegcher Y SOPHOMORES 'vf x ,iff rx, S S nk First Row--Sylvia Mushinsky, Sandy Sickle, Aurora Brett, Esther Sandler, Sandra Spivak, Jeanette Robbin, Marge Jones. Second Row-Linda Zarin, Lilas Person, Estelle Mallinott, Harriet Miller, Elma Koons, Evelyn, Haymaker, Elaine Berger, Joan Jacobs. Third Row-Sam Conger, Janet Cunin, Ann Fauntleroy, Arlen Garrett, Harriet Tudor, Sue Alloy, Robert Podrog. Fourth Row-Robert Arciprete, William Bowling, Frank Rubin Ray Kaub, Miles Lawrence, Jordan Perper, Fred Goldberg, Harvey Eisen, Dave Silverman, Paul Stretlon, Sidney Levin, Allen Yockelson. rillll Mrs. Betty Warner ,J- O Q V 5 , Q Section Teacher S 'O 9 3 if . Eg? of more than passing interest Barbara Harrison and Mr ceive the Freedoms Foundation Award for the school p pl q t M R y ld UUE O l'. EDO S. o re t the On George Washington's Birthday, 1954, Coolidge High School was awarded a Principal Award by Free- doms Foundation, an organization in- terested in promoting the ideals of Americanism, democracy, and free- dom. The credit for this honor belongs to the faculty and the students, whose work, effort, and mutual respect and understanding, in the day by day routine of the school, contribute to the achievement of ideals in which we all believe. This awards program involved a presentation and documentation of the programs carried out in Coolidge High School in 1952-53 which brought about a better understanding of the American Way of Life and more effec- tive training for active United States citizenship. fl A The UNITED NATIONS DAY assembly was the most impressive of the year. Sixty foreign students at Coolidge participated in the exercises. if ACTIVITIES SPANISH CLUB The largest and the liveliest club at Coolidge has over 100 members. They are Georgina Alarcon, President, Bernie Stopak, Vice President, Sylvia Miller, Secretary, Judy Cohen, Treasurer, Tonita Reitz, Katherine Ritter, Debbie Dobkin, Pattie Brett, Barbara Harrison, Sandra Posner, Laureen Coffman, Sandra Scheuffler, Sandra Greenfeld, Marcia Cohen, Patty Mitchell, Carol Isaacson, Harriet Snyder, Lois Meyers, Arlene Cohen, Frances Fisher, Charlotte Potler, Miriam Silverman, Carol Armel, Joan Harris, Eddie Burko, Bobbi Cohan, Marcia Grossman, Jane Epley, Barbara Harrison, Sandra Poulos, Kath- erine Buas, Sophia Kasoukas, Nancy Morcock, Joan Hurwitz, Adriene Abelman, Harriette Kaminsky, Charlotte Karmazin, Jeanette Robin, Judy Cohen, Sybil Seigel, Gail Wisser, Barbara Eslin, Sylvia Eisner, Esther Sandler, lrene Wolf, Joyce Goldsmith, Sheila Footer, Carol Ruftner, Joyce Leek, Arlene Kurtz, Barbara Newman, Eleanor Russ, Francine Allen, Sherry Zvares, Ruth Humbert, Sheila Goldberg, Olive Himes, Natalie Wilner, Barbara Savage, Gloria Wolf, Naomi Weiss, Loretta Lowe, Mary Biederman, Bobbi Saxe, Sheila Seigel, Franklin Paulson, Jackie Traten, Paula Lazero, Myron Arnold, David Colburn, Daryl Reich, Dorothea Sherman, Marlene Blankstein, Faye Motyka, Natalie Dosnick, Paggy Kachoukos, Virginia Freeman, Myra Freedman, Natalie Wolk, Carol Mensh, Judy Glazen, Linda Lichtman, Chris Taber, Adele Greenbaum, Bennett Cooper, Lenny Gritts, Loretta Lessey, Richard Saul. mug' we xrf, Carol Arnel breaks the traditional pinata loaded with Christmas gifts for Club members. Jeanette Robin, in her sombrero, poses Mrs, Dolores MacDonald beside the Christmas tree. Faculty Sponsor 70 4. ...Q e ' These club members write to French boys and girls, visit the French Embassy, and send CARE Packages to France: Connie Norley, Sandra Damewood, Mary Callas, Adrienne Creed, Elaine Snyder, Bonita Budman, Sylvia Eisner, Sylvia Kirchbaum, Sandra Spivak, Beverly Sacks, Elaine Marcus, Ingrid Haymaker, Jonan Sullivan, Linda Zarin, Rita Finkelstein, Judy Rosenberg, Sandra Sims, Judy Guttmann, Helen Benson, Gerry Herman, Joan Jacobs, Martha Dorf, Hannah Lee Freed, Phyllis Miller, Joann Temple, Sally Kulback, Sue Alloy, Ricci Cherner, Judy Cohen, Elaine Lyons, Charlotte Brem, Carol Frankfeldt, Sherry Zvares, Joyce Rosenberg, Neil Solomon, Peter Lese, Fred Goldberg, Jerry Shapiro, David Fram, Charlie Bodronott, Steve Miller, Leonard Figelman, Solomon Snyder. LATIN CLUB Q s X Miss Virginia Quick, Sponsor Latin is very much alive to these eager students, who even learn more about it after school: Joyce White, Louis Wall, Susan Rose, Ronald Schaefer, Barbara Dinkin, Judy Becker, Sandra Parzow, Ce- cilia Hopkins, Deborah Dobkin, Tommy Mitchell, Morton Hyman, Michael Baker, Harriet Stone, Ce- cilia Alven, Frank Cooling, and Nancy Gates. POLEMICS CLUB 1 .f , 433. 5 411 T? 71 -ewe s. -as MEMBERS OF THE POLEMICS CLUB. First Row-Sandra Parzow, Betty Lou Hornstein, Marvin Simon, James Dunlap, Edward Shapiro, Elaine Snyder, Judy Cohen. Seconr Row-Susan Rose, Loretta Lowe, Naomi Weiss, Miriam Silverman, Toby Fox, Carolyn Friedman, Judy Guttman, Dolly Goodman, Daryl Reich, Doris Aaronson. Third Row-Sandra Spivak, Joan Harris, Linda Beck, Judy Cohen, Doris Davis, Patti Brett, Debby Dobkin, Sheila Bookoff, Fred Goldberg. Fourth Row-Fred Hoffman, Allan Mondzac, Eugene Lipkowitz, David Weitzman, Alec Lichtmun, George Krafthover, Ben Zanott, Jerry Pollack, Bill Davis, Myron Ferlmutter. The Polemics Club has brought to Coolidge various types of discussion programs. Through informal panel discussions, it acquaints the students with events current in our nation and in other parts of the world. The democratic manner in which these discussions are presented trains the club mem- bers in group participation. It sharpens their minds, intensi- ties their interests in local, national, and world affairs, and affords its members opportunity to practice Parlimentary pro- cedures. The George Washington University Speech Conference is another Polemics Club activity. Each fall it selects twelve students to represent Coolidge at the University. In the spring three of the twelve attend a speech conference in which they compete for three one-year scholarships offered by the Uni- versity Speech Department. In the past, many of the Polemics Club members have been awarded these scholarships. Eugene Lambert, chosen in the '53 competition, was our latest winner. Miss Pauline Hildebrand Faculty Sponsor .AUM j .. 15,153 Q! N. ,- Q RRI g i P .dbh The entire student body listens with interest to the rapid tire of questions thrown at the quiz panel selected for the occasion. Here Eugene Lipkowitz not only gives the correct answer but elaborates on it. FS After the quiz session, winners Dun- lap, Lipkowitz, Simon, and Stone auto- graph their prize books, Losers Weiss, Rose, Press, and Hornstein look on hap- pily. The INQUIRING EDITOR Program Eight Coolidgites, all Polemics Club members, participated in a quiz show sponsored by the WASHINGTON POST and Radio Station WTOP was designed to awaken the teen-ager to current world problems. For over a month the candi- dates studied daily newspapers relig- iously, and during the final two weeks the panel and alternates reviewed daily papers from cover to cover. At the assembly on December 3, Mr. Alfred Friendly, the assistant managing- editor of the POST, conducted the IN- QUIRING EDITOR quiz, which was later broadcast over station WTOP. Participating in the program were Betty Lou Hornstein, Frances Press, Pris- cilla Rose, Naomi Weiss, James Dunlap, Eugene Lipkowitz, Marvin Simon, and William Stone. Deborah Dobkin, Sandra Parzow, and George Kraftover, alternates, worked up until the last minute. The boys were victorious in this spirited session, but as Mr. Friendly pointed out, lt was not that the girls missed the answers, but that the boys were Iuckier on tougher questions for more points. Y-TEENS is rs' jhe Glub for Hun irq? and Self Slmprovement Y-TEENS, sponsored by Mrs. Inez Sweeney, are known for their picnics and parties. To their annual Christmas party came the Roosevelt Y-TEENS in full force. Regular meetings feature demonstrations by the Washington Gas Light Company, by outstanding beau- ticians, and by florists. Jelletf's style show featuring clothes appropriate for school girls and talks by airline hostesses were other variations of regular programs. On the serious side, Y-TEEN girls made a successful Christmas drive to collect food and money for needy families. Y-TEEN MEMBERS: Carol Armel, Nancy Bowen, Frances Goodyear, Barbara Savage, Shirley Stevick, Doris Davis, Carol Brie, Elma Koons Lila Person Laura Hasslocker. Second Row-Marie Santorios, Ruth Humbert Carol Cabigas, Tiny Reitz, Rita Shilansky, Ann Bass, Gloria Ambrogis Sue Wilson Marcia Bartko Third Row-Carol Burns, Jane Williams, Loretta Barnett, Louise Hibbard, Hale Bauernschmidt, Louise Runk, Roberta Landis, Mary Sue Updike Joan Sun day, Myrtle Irvin. Fourth Row-Virginia Corcoran, Delores Brush, Betty Edwards, Olive Himes, Paula Owens, Evelyn Haymaker Joan Temple Margaret Gants, Ann Fauntleroy. Fifth Row-Henrietta Miller, Anne Seymour, Flora Crisp, Nancy Firor, Joyce Marks, Nancy Earisman, Joan Wmgard Ann Fudanis ninnn Rncc Ravarlu Mlkihs K W, yas CUOLIDGE CHOIR Members ot the Looliage Lnorr are Lynn Abel, Evelyn Anton, Toby Banner, Mary Basdekian, Leona Beeker, Joan Bentley, Naomi Binder, Maureen Brown, Nick Carrera, Helen Casel, Sybil Cohen, Sam Conger, Pauline Deckelbaum, Debby Kobkln, Loretta Dunyer, Janice Edlavitch, Barbara Engle, Mary Fields, Don Fisher, Nancy Good, Norman Gordon, Marilyn Gross, Ruth Herman, Carol Hiner, Olive Himes, Cecelia Hopkins, Ruth Humbert, Myrtle Irvine, Tommy Keehn, Valerie Kidwell, Ruth Kline, Judy Kornfield, Marietta Korson, Arlene Kurtz, Adele Lubitz, Phyllis Lucas, Clark Millison, Fran Moder, Barbara Murphy, Sheldon Oartel, Gail Palsgrove, Lee Parent, Vince Penn, Eva Poole, Tonita Reitz, Joan Resnick, William Richards, William Riley, Audrey Robertson, Gordon Robinson, Freda Kosenberg, Eleanor Russ, Dick Santeford, Dorothy Scheer, Sawdra Scheufler, John Shirkey, Lorraine Silver, Shirley Stevick, Janet Stump, Mike Sullivan, Esther Swallen, Nancy Swanner, Dolly Tauber, Joan Tracker, Ray Thompson, Sandra Triplett, Eva Troiano, Mary Sue Updike, Richard Warner, Joyce Warren, Gene Weikert, Mary Wright, Eileen Wyss, and Charles Zinck. LIBRARY CLUB Bety Pitt, Elaine Snyder, Carol Machen- berg, Roberta Landes, Judy Mason, Myrna Gordon, Dora Moss lstandingl, Elaine Abrams, Carol Price, Barbara Newman, Jerry Rossen and Loretta Lowe assist Miss Della Nelson, at the desk, keep a most attractive bulletin board outside the li- ' brary, and see all the new books first. 1 ,fiifensmzf ,, 'e 1.,wwf f -V rm is L. ,e .f,-fy , '1 l l Coolidgites who work for the Red Cross are Evelyn Haymaker, Betty Coleman, Evelyn Seigel, Ellen Gladstone, Mary Callas, David Band, Joyce Goldsmith, Carolyn Shreiar, Eleanor Newman, Jane Williams, Sandra Scheumer, Nancy Richardson, Irene Wolf, Ruth Herman, Marlene Blankstein, Eileen Krogh, Arlene Cohen, Sandra Freedman, Toby Barr, Martha Dorf, Joan Harris, Sheila Bookoff, Nancy Firor, Joan Baker, Carole Germeny, Sue Cole, Sandra Triplett, June Hmkle, Barbara Shreiar. This popular club, sponsored by Mrs. lrene Kent, meets every Tuesday morning. In the fall drive for membership and funds, the sum of S150 was col- lected. This money was used for the Blue Plains Proiect, a program designed to help the needs of old people. Regular attendants include Dane Shiffern, Robert Schuken, President David Colburn, James Callas, Richard Sachs, Neil Zarin, Jerry Chasen, Joe Milzman, David Band, Cynthia Siegel, Norma Klaben, Junko Jaksekovic, Freddy Hodman, Alan Minster, Carole Price Judy Cohen, Ceil Solomon, Eleanor Ne -fmcm, Linda Beck, Elliot Denniberg, Sidney Guttesman, Alec Lichtman, and Miss Mabel Barkley. Red Cross Officers President-Mary Callas Vice-President-David Band Secretary-Joyce Goldsmith Treasurer-Ellen Gladstone SCIENCE CLUB Science Club members all eager to learn so phase of science, flocl to the lab of the spot Miss Mabel Barkley. Reports on individual proiects, experiments, and outside speakers make the meetings liv DANCE CLUB TIME- Every ftriday .Afternoon PLACE- ' .Armory MEMBERS- Dance Enthusiasts Demonstration before practice is the rule. Mr. Charlie Toxey, Faculty Sponsor of the Dance Club gives Adele Lubitz some pointers. Club members have instruction and practice in all types of dancing, but the iitterbug never fails to please. Paul Levine with Roberta Horowitz, Sandra Hamburger with Mervyn Silverman, and Eleanor Newman partnered by Melvin Astrakan enioy a lively session. HUME MANAGEMEN CLUB Arlene correct if 'i3l'.,a5' FAMILY are for COUNCILS are iust as good for the home as Student Count the school. Family Councils settle all family problems in 1 democratic way. Harriet Ross, Margaret Howell, and Marie Chacor confer on home decoration. Kravitz and Barbara Samakow of the Hospitality Unit demonstrate informal afternoon-tea hospitality. 3099 - 1 .1-vu , , . . it Q, M K Q V , ...,J,kAl . if fi K V K 7' 7. J l' -, if iii . iff? 9 A gf ' i' Nj wi: i lm Q P' 'w t 1: The easiest and the most gracious way to entertain at home is the formal tea. With the know-how gained from practice, Carolyn Donahue lseatedl, Joan Resnick, Barbara Notes, Betty Thomas, Joan McClain, and Shirley Stevick can even enioy their own teas. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB For girls who want fo know how to make better homes and have happier famiiies. WMM.,,,.,,.v..a,.1w--a-TMMNM-A wwe-'1 I . 14- i ,ri we .v M r roons Tlannecl wisely is file! Gooked Garefully 5 J 'P 6 i 4- 1' We .,M,u ' , fi l .M , ' Served jemptingl r ,i lm, 'N Luncheon for guests shows Gloria Wolfe, Charlotte Frankel, Sarah Sutton, and Marlene Razansky as guests. Nancy Blucher is the waitress. 652. ,i w Q.,-. ...Q --.. X 3, f 5 ewan ,ww-an .:fsi,,w, di' Cleaning-up must not be neglected. Sylvia Adelman and K Hamburger are as good at KP as they are at cooking and sm. l an l,.. L l -IMA .A I I-kunlf M -Mei Every girl in lhis picture made the coslume she is wearing Nola Oriam Lilli Howell Debbie Adler Anne Meslesky, Sally Kullback, Mary Harris malre up the front row Hanna Freed Pat Rogers Elaine Abrams, Joan Follis, Marie Chaconas, Sylvia Mushinsky Ruth Julian Belly Mann Harrrehe Miller .loan Foreman, Sue Cole, Audrey Hollar, Jane Sober June Seymour Catherine Haramis Nancy Easrman Debbie Brown, Myrna Silverstein, and Louise Runk are the ofher model seamstresses SEWING Uashion 95 Slmportant Jane Sober wears an evening gown she made herself. A girl needs afternoon dresses, foo. Marie Hampton shows the finished product. E: A s ART li vig. M Ya.,-.N it , ' L J ew.. AM 'ifvenm 1 M , W as it'-iwgf-N ,A., M. Awyi mq wm, D . - 'a Q V. 'g'w..e.,, Q, Art activities ii Coolidge High Schoo prepare the studen for his future role a a citizen actively in terested in the culturi of his community. Judy Becker and Beverly Sachs put ishing touches on their oil paintir Gloria Hurwitz llower leftl adds to h Paul Garner llower rightl completes left arm of his boxer molded in cl These three photographs were displa' at the are exhibit arranged by A Bray, Head of the Art Department of District of Columbia Schools. -M-Q' 'S ig. W i'?ecg,t an dxf, W 'U ff J i l s L '- ' . A I 2 J, xy ,H ' I .J - ' ,git is E it M . ifr'.sF7-5 I - wi- KM! Ii i zil i iiii 5 it tk s i . r sew it i .l-, 1.,:w1, A 82 DRAMATIC CLUB .Slam earth's teachers. Members of the Dramatic Club. First Row--Sheila Goldberg, Toby Fox, Roslyn Rudden, Esther Sandler, Patti Brett, Gail Wisser, Carol Frundfeldt. Second Row-Gerry Rossen, Judy Glazer, Carolyn Mensh, Arlene Rodbell, Elaine Goodman, Dorothea Sherman, Adrienne Abelman, Dione Harris, Kitty lnotf, Sandra Parzow, Carolyn Schriar, Etta Needleman, Jo Ann Bolatin, Phyllis Fox. Third Row-Sandy Greenfeld, Dortia Finklestein, Bunny Gaylin, Naomi Weiss, Jeanette Robbin, Naomi Binder, Ruth Epstein, Judy Dornfield, Laureen Cottman, Linda Beck, Shiela Siegal, Charlotte Brem, Gloria Wolf, Barbara Weiss, Barbara Saxe. Fourth Row-Carol Ruftner, Sheila Footer, Sandy Cutler, Jacky Flaharty, Harriet Tudor, Ruth Herman, Natalie Dosik, Marlene Blankstein, Natalie Wilner, Miriam Silverman, Barbara Spector, Ellen Gladstone, Sheila Bookott. Fifth Row-Lilian Howe, Eleanor Russ, Marcia Cohen, Sue Cole, Barbara Cohen, Joan Gorrin, Barbara Eslin, Charlotte Karmazim, Dorothy Kayson, Glenda Briller, Carolyn Friedman, Jerry Hertz. Sixth Row-lrene Wolfe, Har- riet Train, Judy Rosenberg, Loretta Lowe, Marlene Haas, Beryl Singman, Joyce Marks, Leroy Ottman, Elaine Lyons. Seventh Row-Neil Zarin, Bernie Sperling, Buddy Perlmutter, Bill Horton, David Band, Thomas Diamond, Sybil Siegel, Bernie Stopak, Eddy Kerman. Probably more variety and more chatter come from the Coolidge dramatists' corner than from any other wing of the building. New committees and four separate acting groups set up within the organization of players make a lot of noise, most of which signifies some- thing. Adrienne Abelman, Dorothea Sherman, Carolyn lnotf, and Diane Harrison, chairmen of the acting groups, compete in staging small but complete productions for club meetings. Two of the best of these performances were The Miracle of the Dreidle and Our Lady's Juggler . A make-up group, filled with ideas derived from classes at George Washington University, and an ambitious publicity committee have been initiated by the club. The Players, as a group, attended the Catholic University produc- tion of Harvey . The ambitious proiect of the year, however, was the gay comedy Men Are Like Streetcars , which the Players staged as its spring play. Miss Elizabeth Smith is the new sponsor of the club. Sometimes it is difficult to determine who is having more fun at club meetings-the members or OUR MISS SMITH. 4 STAGE CREW Regulators of lights and sounds for every performance on the Coolidge stage: Albert Greenfield calls the pro- iection room. Freddy Stempler and Brian Becker man the house lights. Borah Perlmutter and Harold Falchick ready with the dimmers, while Ar- thur Kriemelmeyer adiusts a low- placed tloocl. S .2 U U' : K , ,ding :- r fb mm C Qi xr f C Club The lettermen of Coolidge have earned their C's in recognition of excellence in one of the major sports. At every game and supporting every school activity, particularly the school dances, you will find the C Club boys: First Row-Herb Solomon, Gary Brodie, Dick Molloy, Tracy Chewning, Jerry Kaplan. Second Row--lrwin Reuben, Bob Plitt, Larry Blanken, Joel Ruben- stein, Paul Garner, Elliott Shapiro. Third Row-Burt Liss, Leslie Bonde, Paul Yorkdale, Mike Karmen, Don Pratt, Jack Silas, Al Krause, Bill Ber- nard. Fourth Row-Mr. Carlo, Bob Hale-Cooper, Joe Fisher, Doc Wein- garten, Bill Stone, Ed Weber, Janko Jaksekovich. VISUAL AIDS Classroom movies and pay-movies in the auditorium are shown by the members of the Visual Aids Club. Expert service is given by Joel Ruben- stein, Kenneth Jenkens, Harold Fal- chick, Gerald Brickman, James Jen- nings, Marvin Rosenblatt. WCUULIDGE CUURIER CALVIN COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL, WASHINGTON, D. C. Q.. ii .,. ..-an ....- - .-o',,.-Q-I-'4 -- ,......-- 1 3.-a-:,...---,- -.:::..--- i ,,., ',I,...4--- ,ANN The behind-the-scenes workers for lhe COURIER lake the responsibility for financing and delivering lhe paper. They include Debbie Dobkin, Doris Aaronson, Mrs. Hilda Jecklin lFacully Sponsorl, Cecilia Hopkins, Belly Lou Hornslein, Sandra Parzow, lngrid Haymaker, Margaret Hudson, Gordon Richardson, Allen Mondzac, and Business Man- Around lhe conference lable are Allen Minster, Faye Molyka, Edilors Donald l.ePolo and Marvin Simon, Debbie Dobkin, Belly Lou Hornslein, Cecilia Hopkins, Joan Rozansky, Carolyn lnoff, and Sandra Damewood. CORRAL Editorial EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Norton Hardesty SENIOR EDITORS Susan Cole, Sylvia Miller JUNIOR EDITORS Sandra Parzow, Sheila Goldberg SOPHOMORE EDITORS Jane Epley, Carolyn Harris, Ann Hurst BOYS' SPORTS Joel Rubenstein, Dick Beyda GIRLS' SPORTS Doris Aaronson, Joan Sullivan, Myrna Gordon CLUB EDITORS Sylvia Miller, Adrienne Creed, Daryl Reich, Bernie Stopak, Eddie Shapiro, Joe Milzman Allen Minster, Paul Garner Frances Brotman, Charles Gartrell Dobbie Gordon, Arlene Cohen FEATURE EDITORS Sylvia Miller, Frances Brotman, Dobbie Gordon, Myrna Gordon, Arlene Cohen, Paul Garner, lrwin Ruben, Adrienne Creed, Albert Greenfield TYPISTS Betty Lou Hornstein, Carole Westrich STAFFS 'Business Business Manager-Sandra Kraft Bookkeeper-Ricky Cherner Advertising Manager- Sorrel Paskin Picture Manager-Gail Martin Publicity Manager-Priscilla Rose Subscription Manager- Margaret Hudson Section Representatives Pictured below are the students who get your name on the dotted line, who collect your dollar down and all the later installments, and who finally put your CORRAL in your hands. They are enthusiastic promoters, accurate book- keepers, and dependable delivery agents: Adrienne Creed, Dottie Kayson, Hannah Freed, .lohn Gorin, Arlene Cohen, Roslyn Rudden. Second Row--Sandy Grengeld, Floria Ambrogie, Nancy Sigmund, Paula O'Wauler, Dobbie Gor- dan, Jean McCann, Phyllis Lucas. Third Row- Elaine Lyons, Nancy Goode, Jerry Rossen, Har- riet Tudor, Margaret Hudson, Shirley Laken, Lois Sussman. Fourth Row-Bobby Morecock, Tommy Diamond, Frances Heft, Harriet Snyder, Elaine Snyder, Phyllis Fox. Fifth Row-Bernie Sperling, Richard Curtis, Joe Milsman, Clark Mallenson. r Paul Garner submits material to Joel Rubenstein while Senior Editor Sue Cole shows a few pic- ll 1 1.. ,fu , COLT CAPERS Charlotte Karmazan puts the finishing touches on ballet dancer Bruce Tucker. Mrs. Ellen Glassman, Art Director, makes up Georgina Alarcon before the show. Colt Capers of 1954, produced by Mrs. Anna Barrett and directed by Barbara Cohan, proved to be one of the finest shows ever presented at Coolidge. The enthusiasm of the audience matched that of the cast as each act was intro- duced by the two emcees, Sandra Damewood and Joel Rubenstein. Elaine Snyder's singing and sketching was enioyed by everyone. Aletha Agee, Sylvia Devy, Art Lamb, and Jack Rowzie, our guests of honor, acting as iudges selected the outstanding acts of the show. One of the acts chosen was the Tennes- see Wig-Walk, by Dobbie Gordon, Myrna Gordon, Eileen Kragh, Sue Cole, and Jane So- ber. Others who took prizes were Bernie Sto- pak, saxophone player, Robert Cummings, who sang and played the guitar, and David Fram, pianist. The reviews of the program were so compli- mentary that a repeat performance of the show was presented, upon invitation, for the boys of National Training School. Capitol Recording star Robert Cummings became a big hit at Coolidge. His rendition of Hey, Joe brought the house down as the call for encore was heard throughout the auditorium. Paul Garner and Richard Pincus pantomime the rage, Little Blue Riding Hood. Lovely Hula Hands was beautifully interpreted by Betty McKnew, Carolyn Donohue, and Evelyn Seigel. One of the funniest acts was the football ballet. Two of the twinkle-toed stars were Sam Bran and Irwin Ruben. One of the favorite numbers of the show was the Tennessee Wig Walk, featuring Sue Cole, Eileen Kragh, Dobbie and Myrna Gor- don, and Janey Sober. 1' Art Lamb, WTTG Disk Jockey with his the winners of the first night's show. hillbilly singer, shared honors for single audience with their remarkable musical For the finale, the entire cas 8 ,r fu.. , mf '-J.,-ffsfi'1 54 7 K, 5 . My Q- 5.5 ,k,g bf, , 755 A151535-1 -- Y 2 . ff' X Z. , . M .Y 'F nw- , A Y . A .,.. , 3... me .gs v Q., 4 fm. M ,, mg! . A nm, :nw ' .-.'- ,,. r N af MM K V, U ,fy rf VW ww 333 3 Y 1 f 353 in 1- , , R+' B4 ,M +1 ' 45333 f-if w s? is , i .ah 5,9 F K? i 5' ag , 5 F ,QU y ls: A 1, ,E 5 it 1 J' QR Tr K bfi 4' + 5 .mi Sf, ,S VW ,, I. . E gg.. NM. '2,,.j1j5 'affix Z ' zwwaieff - 'S 4 Qi ,pp-1 H A QQ. Qi L My N lk . 'V N4 2 . .ff J, x Q if ' 4 S 5 ,Q .' .Ai wx ,55 2 R222 :Q 2' it ' hw. Af sw 'H 4, we Pl .1 , af. ff .1-- ' 'Ea f if if 'F' l, 1 ,wht MEN Left-Donald Mensh plows tpe form into the press, while Moe Verron prepares to print. Lower Left-Donald Katz hammers cm aluminum tray. Paul Sandoe and Marvin Rosenholtz sort iumblecl type. t it mn .fs CQ f in 'ln 3' WORKING Right-Donald Smiih assists Danny Davis in feeding the press. Lower Right-The soldering of a silver ring is carefully done by Sam Bran. RADIO WORKSHOP One of the two complete announcing teams ready for action: George Crewell holds the gong, Kenneth Jenkins at the controls, and Borah Perlmutter in the corner. Scripts in hand, Diane Harrison, Allen Mondzac, James Dunlop, and Ruth Kline await the starting signal. The Radio Workshop has had a particularly active year. ln addition to the morning broadcasts, the Workshop has pre- sented two half-hour programs from the stage. The Hitchhiker , a mystery thriller starring Don DePoto, was well received by students and faculty. ln the second show, The Undecided Molecule , the Workshop selected a clever satire on the atomic age. Ronald Green as the Judge was excellently cast and inspired the actors to a splendid performance. The Workshop was privileged to do both the Easter and the Christmas broadcasts. These programs were designed to emphasize the theme of universal brotherhood. By invitation, the Workshop participated in a series of broadcasts presented by high schools in the Metropolitan area, four half-hour shows were broadcast over Station WMAU, the American University Campus Station. The Hitchhiker , with Al Brenner in the leading role, Mr. Popper's Penguins , starring Ann Whitman and Earl Scott, My Client Curley , with Eugene Lambert in the title role , and a Talent Search were successfully presented. Miss Isabel Chappell is the faculty sponsor for the Work- shop. Announcers Mike Kammen Marcia Bartko Joel Rubenstein Adele Lubitz Borah Perlmutter Diane Harrison Mary Lambros James Dunlap Bonita Budman Laurene Coffman George Creswell Rochelle Dantzker Allen Mondzac Ronald Green Cecelia Hopkins Donald DePoto Bernie Stopak Jonan Sullivan Faye Motyka Eugene Herman David Fram Arlene Rodbell Charles Zink Susan Rose Ingrid Haymaker Joyce Anderson Mary Callas Carolyn lnoff Fred Hoffman Judy Mason Ruth Kline Esther Swallen SPORTS 'Y M QL Us 'im Fi 5, 'spy USF ,Q L Q, wifgk .M Y Q ,.g,..,N J , . R 1 my , L .-Mmfff i , -W 'L il, W ffl? . '! L'f' fffmsf. f 4 Coolidge's Stan Kay ll ll is shown carrying the bull forthe Colt's first score against Chamberlain Joe Spicer l47l and Roaer Panneton are throwing key blocks on the Chamberlain players. Joe Spicer l47l tights for a first down against Bell, as Stan Kay ll ll lies helplessly by. as N , l v r ,Sam fl. UUl41.a..,.-,.Me a.., , .,.,. U Tense Moment: on fhe field Bruce Tucker l37l has just taken a pass from Jack Silas for a con- siderable gain against Roosevelt. Stan Kay l2l rushes in to assist. Stan Kay itll and Emilio Principe i461 bring down a Chamberlain end Bill Hayes snags one of Jack Silas' passes for a gain against Roosex as he catches a pass. Hayes' speed and height were assets to the COLTS' passing attack. Y My e-,, A ski The Football Sfory-game by game COOLIDGE 0-MECHANICKSBURG 27 Beginning the season with a new opponent, the Colts were defeated by a more experienced Mechanicksburg eleven 27-0. There were many iniuries in this game including Bruce Tucker, Larry Blanken, Irwin Ruben, Stan Kay, Bill Lewis, and Willy Edwards. Roger Panneton didn't even dress be- cause of an injured knee. Ted Lindahl was also sidelined with a broken ankle. The Colts never threatened as the game was played mostly inside the Coolidge 50-yard line. COOLIDGE 12-BELL 7 Opening their inter-hiqh season, the Colts took on a high-spirited Bell eleven. Getting off to an early 6-0 lead on a twenty yard end run by Stan Kay, the Colts led throughout the first half. The second Colt score came on a pass from Stan Kay to end Danny Pratt, who made a sen- sational finger-tip catch of the ball. The second half went to Bell as they drove out yardage on power plays which eventually set up their only score. A strong defense throughout the second half quenched any chance of another Colt score. COOLIDGE 21-WASHINGTON-LEE 41 The Colts met up with one of the area's top teams in Washington-Lee, and despite losing a hard-fought contest, the Colts made an excellent showing, scoring more points than any other of the Little Generals' opponents. The Colts' main offense centered around the passing of Jack Silas, who completed 11 out of 21 passes and hit for two touchdowns. But the fleet-footed W-L halfbacks proved too much for the inexperienced Colt defense. COOLIDGE 6-ROOSEVELT 25 The spirited leadership and sharp ball handling of Rider Quarterback, Phil Perlo, led the interhigh champs over a game Colt team. Getting most of the breaks, the Riders scored early as Perlo went twenty-five yards on a quarterback sneak in the first five minutes of play to take a lead that was never threatened. The Colt offense was moving but failed several times deep inside Rough Rider territory. The single Colt tally came as the result of a wide-awake defensive play as line- backer Willie Edwards intercepted a Perlo flat pass and scampered 60 yards untouched late in the final period. COOLIDGE 20-CHAMBERLAIN O Break-away running showed for the Colts for the first time this season as quarterback Roger Panneton and iunior halfback .lack Silas each went through right guard for fifty-yard touchdown runs early in the second half. Speedy Stan Kay scored the other Colt touchdown by scampering around left end on a reverse for a twenty- yard tally. Linebacker Burt Liss added the two extra points. COOLIDGE 13-WILSON 12 Rated as underdogs to a powerful Wilson eleven, the Colts invaded the home of the Green Tigers and did a bit of growling of their own. Midway in the third quarter with the score 6-0, in favor of Wilson, Roger Panneton broke loose over right tackle for a touchdown. Burt Liss converted, to make the score 7-6 Coolidge. Five minutes later Willy Edwards romped over right guard for 27 yards and another Colt score. This time Liss kicked wide of the goal posts. In the dying minutes of the game, Wilson's Bob Chatfield scored but failed to kick the tying point. ln this game the Orange and Grey pulled the years' biggest upset. COOLIDGE 0-BLAIR 7 Only the superior puntinq of Roger Panneton and fierce tackling of Dick Malloy held the score down. The Colts never seriously threatened, getting inside the Blazers 50-yard line only once. The game, which fol- lowed the heavy snow, was a sloppy affair. Reds Smith accounted for BIair's single score by skirting his own left end for twenty yards. COOLIDGE 7-WESTERN 21 Going into the game with saddened hearts, the Colts bowed down to a mediocre Western team. The team had just seen all title hopes fade away as RooseveIt's Rough Riders defeated Tech 21-0. With the combination of Silas to Panneton clicking for a forty-yard touchdown play in the final seconds, the Colts avoided a shut-out, Burt Liss converted to make the final score 21-7. COOLIDGE 0-TECH 14 Always wanting to take the season finale, the Colts met a superior Tech team and went down in defeat 14-0. Led by the hard driving of Larry 0'Cleary, All-High full- back, the Trainers twice drove the distance of the field for scores. Only once did Coolidge threaten. Stan Kay re- turned a punt 71 yards to the Tech 11 only to have the surge come to an abrupt end on the four-yard line. Deep despair is- shown on the faces of members of the team as the Colts are being handed a defeat by Tech. On the bench are Al Krause, Leslie Bonde Bert Schartz, Willie Edwards, Joe Fisher. Stan Kav. Paul Yorkdale. Benton Becker. Joel Beiser. Jerrv Zanelotti. Ed Gants. and Donald Pincus. BOOSTER CLUB i l , x' av The largest club at Coolidge, sponsored by Mr. Leonard Himes, works hard, plays hard, and applauds our every effort on every playing field. Gloria Ambrogi Mary C. Callas Marcia Fredland Carolyn Harris Sandra Katz Ann Mestesky Sandy Posner Joyce Anderson Laurence Coffman Carole Gemeny Mary Harris Peggy Kirkland Sylvia Miller Charlotte Postal Loretta Barnett Marcia Cohen Helen Ginsberg Ingrid Haymaker Eileen Kragh Patty Mitchell Esther Postal Lynn Baumann Susan Cole Harriet Gitelson Ruth Herrman Carole Kritt Fran Moder Betty Pitt Margie Bankson Bette Coleman Sandra Gold Winnie Herrman Shirley Kakin Nancy Morcock Daryl Reich Tamara Bernstein Adrienne Creed Sheila Goldberg Betty Lou Hornstein Mary Lambros Faye Motyka Joan Resnick Joanne Bolotin Sandra Damewood Dolores Goldstein Margaret Hudson Loretta Lessey Barbara Murphy Nancy Richardson Sheila Bookoff Betty Ann Edwards Frances Goodyear Frances Heft Janet Lindamood Janet Maddeo Jeanette Robin Nancy Bowen Penny Embrey Dobbie Gordon Ann Hurst Loretta Lowe Barbara Newman Nancy Roberts Mary Beiderman Sandra Fein Myrna Gordon Judy Hyman Elaine Lyons Joy Nichols Frances Rosen Judy Brenner Rita Finkelstein Marilyn Greenwald Carolyn lnolf Joyce Marcus Paula Olewiler Gerry Rossen Charlotte Brun Joan Foreman Judy Guttmans Carol Isaacson Elaine Marcus Sandra Parvow Bunny Rothberg lnca Butt Carol Frankfeldt Sandy Hamburger Ruth Julian Judy Mason Lilas Person Joan Rozansky 4 . I V? 152 , 3 . if ,fi ll if r' 1. ' l ,ri 4' ' '.r My 'I M Mil li 4 fixiigym I wiki. CHEERLEADERS FOR THE SECOND SEMESTER learn their routines: Carolyn Harris, Katherine Buas, Janet Naddeo, Pat Balanis, Carol Gemeny, Evelyn Haymaker, MarY Callas, and Mary Apostolides. Gail Russel Barbara Sachs Sheila Seigel Lorraine Silver Miriam Silverman Dottie Smith Harriet Snyder Marcia Statsky Jonan Sullivan Margaret Turner Debbie Taft Elaine Wright Betty Zeigler me The two vivacious young ladies pictured above are members of the Coolidge Cheer Team. Dobbie and Myrna Gordon are CooIidge's first twin Cheerleaders. iWe can't tell which is which either!! 101 All girls' sports are planned and managed by student leaders. Girls' Sports Association Members include Ruth Kline, Mary Lambros, Barbara Harrison, Miss Elizabeth Cooper iFacuIty Sponsorl, Nancy Firor, Marcia Bartko, Gail Palsgrove. Standing are Doris Davis, Carol Brie, Virginia Freeman, Jonan Sullivan, Loretta Lowe, Flora Crisp, Laura Haslocker, Doris Aaronson, and Carol Isaacson. Hockey Opens Girls' Sports Good sportsmanship and fine team spirit marked the 1953 season for the Hockey Club. Flora Crisp, Manager, and Su- san Rose, Assistant Manager, led the team to victories over Eastern, Washington and Lee, and American University. The Hockey line-up for the season: Mary Louise Kerens, Mary Yealman, Laura Haslocker, Virginia Freeman, Doris Davis, Jane Williams, Doris 07 Aamnson, Marcia Bartko, Myrtle Irwin, Molly Sorin, and Debbie Dobkin, Nancy Firor gels a helping hand from Susan Rose. Goalie pads aren'l lhe easiesl lhings lo adiusl. Molly Sorren dribbles and drives for a goal down lhe field. Belly Ann Edwards gels ready for a shol al lhe goal while Charlolle Frankel looks on. Susan Rose successfully flicks lhe ball pasl Carol Brie while Faye Molyka looks on. uf f'4m I sl, 4 2' J 'ff . 9 r' Q ,gg Kg s V4 Y ali' 'l 11 Nw K W f E1 , du- ' .u K ' Q ,S ' 7 413 ' 1. .. K K f - ff' L if 2' K 'E e ff 'Shi , 5 5 as V A W . , , my , all X ,sf all lx ' i if X S ,gf A' f 'F f ' f is g N' M , ,.V,,L1.,, K I ,ff gi, W A Ne QMK Q K fl 5 s J: vii, Ewa. x 1 Ll ,.,-, W ' l, K , A R Q' Xi ' A I .gif ' A fif, F 'IHA Sandra Berger, .loan Gorin, Beverly Brown, Gail Wisser, Charlotte the target. nw: 1f'e:m ,1?Fif' 1, K W I JF. Q, 'Keel , . hw, A 4, ,. K Girls by the dozen, und even a few boys, turn out for the sport of kings. Bows are drawn by Marian Callas, Geraldine Appleman, Joyce Worrer Karmazin, and Martha Dorf. They will never kill a deer, of course, but they can h we , ,, H, ,R 1425: L me , -.1--M mmm 'se ,e. M , QU' V ff. , ,fr , T 1- 5 sig g,,4 15 wt --e..,,4 ,gi I , Archery While .loan Gorin and Audrey Robertson re- trieve their arrows, Martha Dorf, archery Manager, marks their scores. f I , f 2 it-.34 2 'I 1 Q K ' . -lf , F if , if ' 'A U: lil i , R 'qui Members of the Tennis Club posing for the picture are Julia Kyle, Esther Swallen, Faye Motyka, Mary Lambros, Joyce Leek, Loretta Lowe. .. . x Tennrs Basketball Two more points are added to Colidge's 45-point total in a Barbara Harrison successfully taps a iump ball to Faye Motyka game against Eastern. Faye Motyka and Barbara Harrison in a game against the Eastern Ramblers, January 19. outwit their Eastern guards. I 'vv' L. 11 al 1' S Coolidge 38--Patterson Park 57 Coolidge's Mike Breuer il and Marv erus 2 P t hansky, doing Ray Win sor, a so o rie to aid team mate Reed. Season's Record 1953-'54 The season was not a prosperous one on the hard woods for Coolidge this year. But we have no reason to feel out or even down. For comes the 1954-55 season, the Orange and Grey should be fielding an- other championship team. With the ex- ception of Stone and Vaughn, its two senior members, the whole squad will be returning. Coolidge 43- Coolidge 50- Coolidge 46- Coolidge 62- Coolidge 33 Coolidge 40 Bethesda 54 Montgomery Blair 49 Bullis 66 McKinley Tech 75 -Episcopal 57 -Gonzaga 49 Coolidge 60-Eastern 49 Coolidge 49-Bell 37 Coolidge 53-St. Johns 59 Coolidge 39 Coolidge 45 --Roosevelt 43 -Anacostia 53 Coolidge 53-Chamberlain 37 Coolidge 67 -George-Mason 43 Coolidge 39- Coolidge 56- Wilson 54 Western 57 It was a free for all under the Coolidge basket with b teams having their hands oth in the fray. Jumping for Tech epson . Jum l k an an E Co ts are Mi e Breuer an Doc Weingarten i4'Il while Jim Hanagan l35l looks Baseball is jopsf 1 Here are the team members all lined up. First Row: Bob Mangels, Joe Spicer, Larry Connally, Paul Yorkdale, Larry Wharton, Jerry Mesmer Tracy Chewn ing, Alan Sweeney, Harry Bowman, and .lim Painter. Second Row: Jack Silas, Bob Wondrack, Dan Pratt, Corky Felix, Dave Band Phll Mantua Dominic Mantua, Steve Clayton, Joe Marcellino, and Millard Noack. Third Row: Jim Hand, Manager Joel Rubenstein, Alvin Goldberg, Joe Berman Emilio Principe Paul Mathias, Marvin Simmons, Managers Bill Smith, Larry Press, and Sam Conger, and Coach Carl Heintel. iss, as 5 A I -N.. L A xi 31 ' gg 45 2 -ti Jim Hand watches a low pitch go by for a called ball. The catcher is ex-Colt star Mike Mehalic. TRACK Aoron Teitel clears u high iump crossbcr with ease os he practices for the big meet at George Washington High School. s- ,krk ' V in E .- L it . gr' . r 14 me . Zhi 7 . me my N W, .. -rg V K, .iq r . lik, w. - ey ., ww. Y ff, . .. ,ing .- - , k -if . , - Q ' , W fsfg fq, i HQ :fi-,lwg ' L iii. , Iwi . f ' -it A ' -e H., K f : 5' .1 ,qt '.-7. , A- . W' 95- ' V if WY - -- , .I . 'N ' Skt. - f, ' , ' 2 5' fs fm . Q Y, A ' -z .r?!'I'1. fr ' . .. , W 2 - H '- M r -A 'Wir , 1 ,, . ul ' W1 mlm' Q , , V 1 K , f A ' i ,ri -- ,. ' ' ' 3 . A 3iggqsw?15fv fP ' i ,. - -3.iz.- Q1 , r - ..: . - , . -.' 5 i 1 2 -, ' ,,.. : 2 bmw 55 in K we . . r E ff , I Q 3, ff i ai 4 'W msn L' : ' ' 7 'i 5 A-.i 17 - -. 1 . ' W . N.. .2,,w,,fA.y-,Afg5.r . , .-7, f I I , , . ,. in ,.,-.f,.- M Mm... A , .kA. as k . , A , .T Qt K A' -. . . . ,, V 'f -'- 7 'f ff new ., ,J - 05 if ff.. ' i z Q +R' Wm frifiikdfeiiflgiifw Tom Bolch and Pete Manos practice going over the hurdles in one of their rigorous afternoon workouts. Coach Roberts is close at hand to offer expert advice to the boys. AI Kraus, broad-jumper, sails high through the air preparing to hit the sawdust. ff' 1-me ing., Larry Bullman displays proper form in throwing the discus. Taking pointers from Larry are trackmen Ed Weber, Dick Molloy, Dave Abrams, and Bob Barkin. Charlie Bogdonott sends a smashing drive over the net to come out victorious on the Takoma courts. Charlie played as number-three man on the tennis squad this season. Men Are Like Streetcars was not strictly a spring sport, but it was fun for all, particularly for the cast: Norton Hardesty, Naomi Binder, Bernie Stopak, Mariorie Lunsford, Glen Curtis, Charlotte Pottler, Diane Harrison, Carolyn lnoff, Sandra Damewood, Arlene Rodbell, Ruth Epstein, Molly Sorin, Naomi Weiss, Adele Lubitz, Joel Rubenstein, Stewart Engleberg. 41 I if 'Pv- I .ff 333. fry- .AN N 9 if sl tr if-f Golf Team The Colt Linksmen, under the able supervision of J. C. C: angelo, went through a remarkable season. Sparked by Edd Sheafe's terrific drives and Herbie Solomon's bright-colored ga pants, the team was one to be proud of. Pictured left are l Sheafe, Melvin Mackler, Herbie Solomon, Garie Brodie, Coa Julian Colangelo, Marty Flax, Elliot Shapiro, and Alan Freidt Tennis Team Representing the Orange and Gray on the tennis courts t season were Dan Blum, Jerry Kaplan, Don Schweitzer, Char Bogdonoff, Dave St. Dennis, Ed Berkow, Ed Shapiro, Dc Winfield, Neil Zarin, Ed Kaplan, Richard Eastlack, Alec Lic man lManagerl, Pete Glekus, Walt Garfield, Dave Weitzmi lrwin Ruben, and Coach Leonard Himes. Don Schweitz ranked as one of the top iunior tennis stars of the an played as number-one man on the team. ref D W , rt x , x Q 'Q ,k ..,, Q 2- Q. 1 E ,Q .. , . K. ww., 5 A . Kg . Sl Q . .,.. ww' 'MGM : silii wx? A W A wtf' ..e.. R ..', Q, - 1 The Pride of Coolidge STAFF OFFICERS of the Coolidge Cadet Corps: Maior James Jennings, Lieutenant Colonel Peter Sherman, Maior Daniel Swanner, Captain Martin Flax, Cap tain Seymour Gittleson, Captain Richard Mendelson, Captain Borah Perlmutter, First Lieutenant Donald Fisher, First Lieutenant Sorrel Paskin, First Lieu- tenant Robert Bowen, Second Lieutenant Theodore Rosa, Sergeant Major Albert Greenfield. Eighlh Regiment Washington High School Cadets Second Lieutenant Harry B. Andrei, Jr., Military Instructor, Coolidge High School mw is f. ivinxv Map Team Franklin Paulson, Norman Polmar, John Angolia, Steve Grisoff, and Eugene Lipkcwitz are the six-mem- ber team which will represent Coolidge in the annual Map Team Competitions. These men under- stand the make-up and uses of maps, are able to work tactical map problems, and in general read the map picture. Color Guard Rocco Scaldiferri Kenneth Hunter David Moss Gordon Berlinski V!! i gt ? ' x 1 A ..' Quick on the trigger are Peter Sherman, Jim Jennings, David Hart, Sorrel Poskin, Borah Permutter, Donald Fisher, LeRoy Ottman, John Angolia, Charles Youngblood. Second Row-Martin Barr, Albert Greenfield, Harvey Eisen, Marvin BenDavid, Eugene Lipkowitz, Marvin Rosen- holtz, Jerry Herson, Larry Bulman, Richard Mendelson, Allen Sweeney. Third Row-Stephen GrisolT, Norman Palmar, Franklin Paulson, Joseph Mitchell, Larry Lobl, John Bisset. Fourth Row-Daniel Ewanner, William Bowen, George Stephens, Martin Flax, Theodore Rosa, David Parzow, Seymour Gittleson. Rifle Club Rifle Team The best marksmen of the Ritle Club won places on the rifle team, captained by Lt. Col., Peter Sher- man lkneelingl. Other team members include lst Lt. Martin Barry, Maior James Jennings, Sergeant Joseph Mitchell, lst Lt. John Angolia, and 2nd Lt. Charles Youngblood. e 'l. ' x . A K ini if ...ez Q hi- I ll ll Company Captain: Richard Saul lst Lieutenant: 2nd Lieutenant: Baker, M. Bertoni, J. Bobys, R. Cook, R. Cooper, J. DeMino, J. Favin, N. Frederick Grossman, T. Horton, W. Lewis, W. Michoelis, M. Moss, D. Pincus, D. Otlin, S. Philabaum, W. Principe, E. Roppo, R. Rich, J. Rosenboltz, M. Roth, S. Alfred Allegra Allen Sweeney Ruefly, L. Sandoe, P. Scaldiferri, R. Schiller, W. Shamesh, J. Sebol, E. Sidell, J. Simmons, M. Solomon, N. Speckler, K. Stempler, F. Strobel, L. Thornberg, B. Turner, D. Vito, R. Wall, L. Weitz, S. Wharton, H. Wilhelm, V. Wise, B. Zanelotti, J. l will L ll ll C ompan Captain: J. Weingartin W- ,rl i A I lst Lieutenant: J. Angolia z 1. 2 N 2 . 'V' :fn 2nd Lieutenant: G. Stevens 'fflq lie.. t Altman, S. James, J. Arciprete, R. Jones, J. Becker, M. Kline, R. Berlinsky, C. Kolodin, W. Bernard, W. Kousen, M. Bisset, J. Levin, S. Bowling, W. Levy, P. Burroughs, B. Lipkowitz, E Beuchert, B. Loezos, S. Charney, D. McDonald, ' Cohen, M. Moore, E. Dameron, J. Newrath, A. DeLorenzo, V. Reid, R. DeMino, J. Rubin, F. Doctrow, B. Shaeffer, R. Dunlap, D. Silas, J. Edwards, l. Silverman, Fiefer, G. Wilson, F. Gordon, M. Alewine, R. Harris, R. Mitchell, J. Hunter, K. 1 l , K ' nnuix 5 , X i ri E W 'JV' l A 'p . 'X mn i ll wi ,J . ll ll Company Captain: Marvin Address lst Lieutenant: Martin Barr 2nd Lieutenant: David Parzow Alpher, E. Leonard, C. Beiser, J. Lese, P. BenDavid, M. Lobl, L. Berdeguez, L. Miller, M. Blechman, B. Miller, S. Bogdonoff, C. Novick, D. Calomiris, G. Penn, M. Carman, S. Reichgut, M. Cooper, B. Silas, R. Corbman, S. Silber, P. Garfield, W. Silverman, J. Grissoff, S. Steinman, R. Holbrook, J. Sullivan, I.. Hollidge, D. Sweeney, W. Kallis, J. Warsaw, R. Kramer, O. Warsaw, R. taut N., vow, Il ll C ompany lst Lieutenant: Robert Agnew 2nd Lieutenant: Charles Youngblood Platoon Sergeant: Edward Weber Cooling, B. Eisen, H. Ehrlich, A. Ferreira, F. Glazer, M. Greenberg, Guss, L. Herson, J. Himelfarb, Hyman, M. Kaplan, S. Kaplan, E. Blanken, B. Lopatin, L. Mitchell, T. Newman, A. Phares, T. Podrog, R. Polmar, N. N. Raynor, A. Seligman, l.. Simon, H. M. Stern, E. Vinick, S. Wallerstein, S Yockelson, A. s Na gifs ir rr f E.. ' Company 3 xx V 5' Captain: LeRoy Ottman wi! yflllq lst Lieutenant: Warren Wrigl li 1 AVWIAS S 2nd Lieutenant: David Hart Best, A. Grossman, R. Bulman, L. Hand, J. Chewning, H. Katz, P. Conger, S. Mantua, P. Davis, W. Morcock, R. Foer, W. Nussey, R. Frasch, C. Paulson, F. Goldstein, M. Perlmutter, I Gordon, M. Perper, J. E l 9? .. S FOR FEBRUARY RECRUITS. Their first day at Coolidge meant their first day in the Cadet Corps: Joe Shamesh, Louis Wall, Ted Grossman, Bernie Thorn- berg, Morton Hyman, Herbert Simon, David Novak, Tom Mitchell, Leon Lopatin, Bernie Doctrow, Eliot Alpher, Robert Harris, Mike Baker, Stanford Vinick, Jim Dameron, Frank Cooling, Eddie Kaplan, Bruce Blechmun, Marty Cohen, Mike Becker, Ronny Shaetfer, Robert Reed, Bobby Alewine, Don Charney, Bernie Wise, Allen Newman, Shelton Roth, Clarence Simpson, Charles Poat, Barton Shapiro, Larry Guss, Tommy Phares, Wesley Wilson, Ronnie Sebol, and Arnold Ehrlich. Edm The 8th Regiment Band Washington D. C. High Albert Norment, Drum Major Harvey Press Donald Stewart Miles Lawrente Anthony Varron Harmon Eaton Mervyn Silverman Gordon Robinson rill Mr Walter Howe, Paul Stretton Richard Penney Arthur Lobley Paul Levine Ben Kovalsky David Kagen John Oartel School Cadets William Smith, Band Captain Director Robert Leedy Murray Netzer Roger Coe Daniel Buchalter Fred Hohnhaurn George Mundt David Frank Harry Duff William Austin Allan Shanburg Hollis McBride Jerry Shapiro Jack Wolfe Charles Gartrell Mickey Warner Gene Weikert Alvin Kraus Larry Baker Fred Goldberg Larry Medvine Captain Richard Mendelson, Peter Sherman, Allan Sweeney, Marvin Rosenholtz, Stephen Loezos, Myron Perlmutter, Donald Fisher, John Angolia, David Parzow, James Jennings, Gordon Berlinski, Marvin BenDavid, Lee Seligman, David Moss, John Bisset, Charles Youngblood, Daniel Swanner, Norman Polmar, Allan Newrath, Kenneth Hunter, Leon Ruetly, Morton Kousen, Samuel Otlin. Pace Choose . . Accountancy and Financial Administration Leading to B.C.S. ond M.C.S. Degrees may anal guening Cfaaaea C.P.A. Preparation - Co-Educational BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY 1100 SIXTEENTH STREET, N.W. Fulforcls - Colony Mono AND TELEVISION 4911 - 6119 Georgia Avenue, N.W. Washington, D. C. TU. 2-4900 Sales and Service Home Appliances SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TUDUPIS EULLEGE SHUP 436 7TH STREET, S.W. Washington 24, D. C. NA'i0 2',8 999 THE GARDNER scHooi. NA fiom: 8-1765 Cops - Gowns - Hoods Miscellaneous Novelty Items pwpaze today 741: Zan 'fovnofzcaaaf TRAIN FOR BUSINESS GI' BUSINESS, INC. 8641 Colesville Road Silver Spring, Maryland JU niper 7-9052 Conditioned Modern Equip OF Compliments of Section 316 There is only one W ond it's toilored by J! Weathervane suits have a look all their own and a fabric, too . . . it won't crush acetate suiting by Celanese. 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President - Barbara Harrison Miller Building SUPPIY C0-1 Inc- Vice-President - Sandra Damewood Jctcken Center secretory - Bobbi Cohan Headquarters For Complete Kitchen Equipment T'e 5u e ' Richard Pincus 1715 Rhode Island Avenue, N.E. Sergeant-at-Arms - Morton Berg wcshlngfon 13, D- C- HU dson 3-6640 Sponsor - Mr. Julian Colangelo 3100 N. Washington Boulevard Clarendon, Va. JA ckson 4-1600 HAMPSHIRE MEN'S WEAR Nationally Advertised - Clothing and Furnishings fC Representative: 7671 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE JOHN D. TUDOR, Jr. 816 Bashford Lane Alexandria, Virginia Temple 6-9004 t FINE CLASS RINGS t ANNOUNCEMENTS t YEARBOOKS i AWARDS Takoma Park, Md. 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