Coolidge High School - Corral Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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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

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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.