Coolidge High School - Corral Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Business Office Miss Judith Utterbach and Miss Frances Scott lsenior '.,E ,f ,f:s,:, 1 ','A clerkl greet all guests, com- 2 pile reports, and train stu- - dents who elect office prac- tice. ' was Q' YD' it V 1 5-frffiw it-' Switchboard duties, filing, sorting mail, and preparing the absence list are capably handled by lla Slyman, Sandra Wolfman, Pat Rogers, Elaine Harris, Sandra Sickle, and Lilas Person.

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Q05 vfsr P. T. A. Attending the Senior Dinner of the February Class is the entire Executive Committee of the Home and School Association: Mr. Stanley Wolfe, Mrs. James Mitchell, Presi- dent .lohn Sullivan, Mrs. Eugene Roberts, Mr. Eugene Roberts, Mrs. D. R. Conger, Mr. Carl Baumann, Mrs. Carl Baumann, and Principal Reynolds. The Colvin Coolidge Home ond School Association Has Over Thirteen Hundred Members. The social hour following the January meeting attracts parents, teachers, and a sprinkling of pupils.

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,.-, . ,.,-- fb Competition for places on the staff Bank Supervised by Mr. S. W. PURSELL At rush hour Elaine Good- man, .loan Sullivan, David St. Denis, and Pat Balanis man the cages. Customers Sandra Haftner, Marlene Shechter, and Nancy Goode deposit or withdraw funds. ln the background Myrna Silverstein types her report, President Seymour Heltzman sits at his desk, Etta Needle- man works on the books, and Jean Warren operates a posting machine. is keen. The 1955 stat? includes Carolyn Shrier, Myrna Silverstein, Joan Sullivan, Seymour Heltzman, Pat Balanis, David St. Denis, and Elaine Goodman. Second Row: Ann Swank, Etta Needleman, Marguerite Coppa, Marsha Fredland, Sandy Haftner, Barbara Goodman, Pemmie Embrey. Third row: James Monroe, Maria Santoris, Nancy Goode, Jean Warren, Marlene Shechter, Ann Boughan, Helen Kitsoulis, and Alvin Goldberg.