Bethesda Chevy Chase High School - Pine Tree Yearbook (Bethesda, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1941 volume:

- — BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME X Jf oretuorb ail the school's a stage 3nb all the bops anb girls are merelp plapcrs; tCljep babe tbeir a’s; tbep babe tbeir C’s anb one pupil in bis bap attenbs rnanp classes 5 iS subjects being four majors, at first the .ifresbman Uncertain anb bebhlbereb in a neb) school’s arms. (then the self-confibent Sophomore luitb bis boobs anb pencils anb assurance creeping like a snail Hlnb)illinglp to school, anb then the junior Wlttlj bid neb) license anb car heps jangling Conspicuously at bis sibe. (Then the Senior .If nil of strange oaths for Crig anb ftypsictf, iilitb superioritp in bis manner. Hast scene of all Chat cnbs this strange, ebentful, foretuorb 3is grabuation. presenting a neb) opportunitp in life ans ignorance, sans cotuarbice. sans stupibitp. sans fear! BUILD WITHIN YOURSELVES . . the king-becoming graces, As justice, verity, temperance, stableness, Bounty, perseverance, mercy, lowliness. Devotion, patience, courage, fortitude. Macbeth—Act IV, Scene 3 . . and blest are those Whose blood and judgment are so well commingled. That they are not a pipe for fortune's finger To sound what stop she please. Hamlet—Act III, Scene 2 1605-1941 LEONORA AIKEN Duke University. B.A.. M.A. French, Latin French Club. Permanent Records ALBERT W. BENDER Millorvillo Stato Toachors' Collogo. B.S. Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop FLORENCE MASSEY BLACK Western Maryland Collogo. B.A. George Washington University. M.A. English, Public Speaking Assemblies, Pine Tree Advertising GENEVIEVE BLEW American University. 8.A. University of Maryland, M.A. French Pine Tree Photography SUSAN BOYER Western Maryland Collogo. B.S. Biology Eleventh Grade Program Director VICTOR COONEY Florida Southorn College. B.S. Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Math Club ANGELA DARBY Collogo of Notre Dame, B.A. National University, LL.B. Latin Mannequin Club, Senior Program Director RAYMOND DUGAN Poabody Toachors' In stituto. B.A. University of Maryland. M.A. U. S. History, Problems of Democracy Student Council FREDERICK H. EVANS Univorsity of Maryland. B.S.. M.S. Columbia Univorsity, M.A. Chemistry, Physics Chemistry Club REBECCA FIELDS Trinity College, B.A. English Permanent Records KENNETH W. FRISBIE Goorgo Washington University, B.A. European History, Orchestra Chess and Checkers Club, Stamp Club PAGE FURTH Western Maryland College, B.A. Economics and Sociology, U. S. History, General Mathematics Pine Tree Advertising in AUSTIN E. GISRIEL University of Maryland. B.S. Metal Shop Bars and Tumbling Club, Safety Patrol KATHERINE B. GREANEY Colby College, BA George Washington University, M.A. U. S. History, English Pine Tree. Indoor Games, Eleventh Grade Advisor LORRAINE H. HATFIELD Northwest State Teachers' College. B.S. Bookkeeping, Commer- cial Law, General Business, Typing Typing Club EDWARD E. HAYES Pennsylvania Stato Collogo. B.S.. M.S. Wood Shop Electricity Club, Eleventh Grade Advisor LESLIE HODGES William and Mary Collogo. B.A. Algebra, Geometry Tenth Grade Advisor ARRIA McGINNISS Wollosley College. B.A. English, Library Library Club BELL McGINNISS University of Maryland. B.S. Biology, Home Economics Pine Tree Subscription ALICE E. MILLER George Washington University, B.A. English, French Pine Tree Literary MARY B. MOHLER Indiana Stato Toochors College. B.A. English College Advisor. Tenth Grade Program Director, Chips. Scholarship Committee ALICE MORGAN University of Maryland, B.S. Physical Education Girls’ Athletic Club LILLIAN G. MOORE Goucher College. BA Columbia University, M.A. Social Practices, Typ- ing, Stenography Pine Tree Advertising, Commercial Club FRANCES E. RUMSEY Goorgo Washington Univorsity. BA English, Typing Commercial Club -{ oy CORA DODSON SASSCER University of Maryland. B.A. CHRISTINE H. SCHNEIDER English School Secretary English Literature Club. Tutoring-English, Reading FAYE SHAW BERNADETTE SHEEHAN University of Oregon. B.S. Trinity Collego. B.A. Ohio Wesleyan Collego. M.A. Latin Music, World History M‘ c|gb p;ne M A Cappella Choir Senior Class Advisor VERONA SIMMONS Wilson Teochors' College, B.S. Algebra, Geometry CLARA MAE TARBETT University of Maryland. B. S. Biology Girls' Glee Club. Tenth Grade Advisor MARGARETTA VOGT Amorican University. B.A. History, English ALLAN VOGT Ithaca College. B.S. Physical Education Boys' Athletics KATYE E. WOMAC Smith Hughes Home Economics. B.S. Home Economics LELAND J. R. WILLIAMS Westminster College. B.A. George Washington University, M.A. English, Journalism, World History Tattler, Senior Class Advisor DOROTHY O. YOUNG University of Maryland. B.A. Counselor Activity Council LORIS WILLIAMS University of Maryland, B.S.. M.S. Chemistry Baseball Team. Boys' Intramurals % � '«''� WiWovrtTlW.t ,’;trsvtti' ROBERT LEBLING Bob Class President I, 2. 3. 4: Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4; Track I, 2; Basketball I, 2. 3, 4; Student Council I; Inter-Scholastic Council 2, 3: Bowling Club I; Dancing Club I: Ping Pong Club 2: Shop Club 2: Class Committee 2, 3: Journalism Club 3: Popular Recordings Club 3: Student Integrity Association 3: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4: Student Memorial Committee 4. The president of our class for the fourth consecutivo year. Bob has evory qualification for an all-Amorican boy. Ho is a true scholar, a good athlete, and a debonairo gentleman. ROBERT KEEBLER Hawk Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Field Day 1.2: Student Council I. 2: Intramurals I. 2. 3: Popular Recordings Club 3: Class Vice-President 3. 4; Class Committee 3; Senior Prom Committee 4. Swing music may be something wonderful to dance to or a hoadacho in notes to you. but to Bob it is his life work. We'll all love to dance to his music if he puts his vibrant personality into it. MARGERY GESSFORD Class Treasurer I; Hiking Club I; Dancing Club I; Student Council I. 2, 3: Pine Cone Editor I: Class Secretary 3. 4; Consumers' Education Club 3: Tattler Staff 4; Mannequin Club 4; Fashion Show Committee Chairman 4. We elected Margie class officor throe times which certainly shows our good taste. With hor attractiveness and un- swerving poise, sho is the opitomo of what we admire in one who roprosonts Bothosda. L 1 ; ft . A ROBERT LYNCH Lynch Intramurals I, 2. Home Room Captain 3. 4: Basket- ball I. 2, 3. 4: Class Committee I, 2. 3: Field Day I. 2, 3. 4: Bowling Club I: Activity Council 2: Photography Club 2: Class Treasurer 3, 4; Banquet Committee Chairman 4: Fashion Show Committee 4. Wo hove always admirod Bob for his ability to bite off more than ho can chow and then chew it. As treasurer of tho senior class, ho has supported all of our activities and helped to mako them successful with his enthusiasm. -I in CARROLL CURRAN Joe Student Council I. 4; Field Day I, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3. 4; Activity Council 2, 3: Intramurals 3: Class Parliamentarian 3: Basketball I, 2: Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Baby Party Committee 4: Dance Committee 4: Senior Committee 4; Inter- Scholastic Student Council 4: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4. Our hail fellow well mot worked long and hard planning dancos and parties for Bethosda's socially minded bollos and swains. A bow to Bethosda's Chostorfield. RAYMOND SANFORD Ray Dancing Club I; Intramurals I, 2. 3. Referee 4: Activity Council 2. 3: Basketball 2. 3: Class Parlia- mentarian 4: Picnic Committee Chairman 4. I riso to a point of ordor corrects the Class Parliamen- tarian. Ray not only kopt a check on the parliamentary procedure of tho senior class mootinqs. but he kopt score for all the basketball games, and assisted in Pino Troo photography. WILLIAM BENSON Bill Intramurals 1.2. 3. 4: Field Day 1.2. 3; Speedball 2. 3: Science Club 2; Class Parliamentarian 2: Basketball 3: Ping Pong Club 3: Class Chaplain 4; Baccalaureate Committee Chairman 4. ‘Calling Doctor Benson, colling Doctor Bonson is the echo we hear from Bill's future. If Bill uses his special personality and works os hard ot putting a Doctor beforo his name as ho has in giving speochos, he will succeed. Here's nurses and more nurses to you! HELEN AINLEY Hiking Club I; Dancing Club 2; Reading Club 2; Glee Club 3: A Cappella Choir 4: Baccalaureate Committee 4. Trustworthy in ovory task, depondablo in every detail, loyal in overy respect—thoso attributes have won Holon many frionds. When not studying, she can bo found deep in one of Lewis Carroll's works. -I I5F MARY ANN AITCHISON Dancing Club I; Glee Club I; Woodrow Wilson High School, D. C. 2, 3; Mannequin Club 4: Stu- dent Council Alternate 4: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4: Orchestra 4. Lucky Mary Ann has been endowed with the gift of making music. Not only the melodies that ripplod from tho talented fingers of this pianist, but also her striking comeliness were universally acclaimed by our students when she returned to us this year. JUNE ALBAN Sally Dancing Club I; Metal Shop Club I; Speedball I. 2: Intramurals I, 2: Reading Club 2: Library Club 2, 3; Bowling Club 2; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 3. 4. During the wintor. June delves into books about boats. In tho summer, this shy sailorette applies hor knowledge by vigorous sailing. June is a good examplo of a true bluo” girl. WILLIAM ALDEN Bill Stuart Jr. High School, D. C. I; McKinley High School, D. C. 2; Consumers’ Education Club 3; Science Club 3; Intramurals 3. 4: Library Club 4. Air-mindod is the word for Bill, who reads his future in the sky. Athletics keep him busy whon he's not conducting scientific experiments or escorting certain femmes to social affairs. HENRY ALLNUTT • in • it tsquire Richard Montgomery High School. Rockville, Md. I, 2; Intramurals 3: Glee Club 3: Study Club 4. In his unobtrusive way. Henry can hold any audionco spell- bound with Spoliology. his hobby. He likes dark, damp, unexplorod caves and spends most of his sparo time on hazardous excursions. -{16 Y DOROTHY ALLNUTT Dot Gaithersburg High School, Md. I, 2; Richard Mont- gomery High School, Rockville, Md. 3; Commercial Club 4: English Club 4: Basketball 4. A gorgeous hoed of hair and a cheerful approach to life aro Dot's main assets. She plays basketball or dances when she fools onorgetic and finds swimming a pleasant pastime in her lazier moods. FRANK ALVORD Stamp Club I; Intramurals I, 2: Field Day 2; Shop 2. 3. 4. Doesn't it seem strango that with throe cors and a driver's license, Fronk should hitch-hiko all over the country? Per- haps he's reserving those cars for his many dates. BARBARA ANDERSON Betty” Greensboro High School, Greensboro, N. C. I; Jefferson High School. Roanoke, Va. I, 2: Square Dancing Club 3: Reading Club 3: Girls’ Athletic Club 4; Mannequin Club 4; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 4; Fashion Show Committee 4. Y'all certainly did take to Betty when sho came to us from the Sunny South, and why not? Girls who can dance as lightly as gossamer and be such blithesome companions are few and far between. That's why wo appreciate Betty! LINWOOD ANDREWS Linny Math Club Vice-President I; Radio Club I: Intra- murals I, 2, 4; Shop Club 2; Science Club 2; Briarley Military Academy 3: Study Club 4. Linwood's interests contor entirely on the rodio. His present hobby is wireless tolegraphy, and his career is to be in the field of radio. With all this ambition, we expect good results from our engineer. -(17)- LORRAINE ANDREWS Math Club Secretary I: Dancing Club I; Intra- murals I, 2; Reading Club 3: Library Club 3, 4. Lorraine has a faraway look in her oyos to sot off hor otho- real, brunette boauty. She is the feminine half of our only pair of twins and the most celm. cool, and collected porson in our halls. ;0; SELMA BAERNSTEIN Sue Wisconsin High School, Madison, Wis. 1, 2 Catonsville High School. Catonsville, Md. 3 Hockey 4: Girls' Athletic Club 4: Basketball 4 Senior Prom Committee 4. Sue sails through life gaily disproving tho old tradition that beauty and brains do not min. She lets her light shine without turning the spot on horself. CHARLES BALDWIN C. B. Hotchkiss High School, Lakeville, Conn. I, 2: Ithaca High School. Ithaca, N. Y. 3; Intramurals 4; Library Club 4. Is there a doctor in the house? There will be shortly when C. B. fulfills his lifolong ambition; meanwhilo, ho con- fines his bedside mannor to the chemistry lab. LOIS BAGLEY Dancing Club I, 2; Activity Council 2; Art Club 3, 4; Intramurals 3; Pine Tree Art Staff 4; Manne- quin Club Secretary 4; Fashion Show Committee 4. The lovoliost hands in school were willed to Lois, and she uses them to tho best of her ability in promoting her career os a dress designer. This petito brownette. the heart- beat of soveral young swains, has more than lovely hands— or is that all it takes? -{18} ROBERTA BARNETT Bobbie Dancing Club I, 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3: Field Day 2, 3: Activity Council 2: Consumers’ Education Club 3; Girl Reserves Council Representative 3. Treasurer 4; Pepper Club 3, 4: Mannequin Club President 4; Chips Staff 4: Pine Tree Subscription Staff 4; Banquet Committee 4: Picnic Committee 4; Speaker Committee 4. To soo America first and thon th© rost of the world. is Bobbio's supremo ambition. She isn't familiar with grades undor B and with her ability to achiovo that record, sh© will bo ablo to go anywhere! Do we rate a post card from Bagdad. Bobbio? ROBERT BARTON Bob- Dramatic Club Secretary I; Dancing Club I: Bas- ketball I, 3; Greenbriar Military School 2: Study Club 3. Making and spending money. Bob's hobbies, certainly should endear him to tho ladios. However, his innumerable othor social assets make this perfoct example of a man-about- Bethesda a favorito with the girls, and boys too. MARY BELT Molly Math Club I; Glee Club I. 3; Shop Club 2: Stu- dent Integrity Association 3; A Cappella Choir President 4; All Maryland High School Chorus 4; Baccalaureate Committee 4. An A-1 elocutionist with a floir for dramatics, Molly has convulsod us all in assembly with her imitation of a dis- tracted mothor. A talented singer, she does everything with a bang, including hor hair. STUART BARTON Bud- Shop Club I, 2. 3: Motor Club 4. Does your car over havo a breakdown? Go to seo Stuart when it does. He is very handy with all kinds of motors and can havo your car going in no time. With his mechani- cal knowledge, he should roach his ultimate aim—to pilot airplanes. -{I9f ELLA MAE BENSON Tootsie Richard Montgomery High School, Rockville, Md. 1,2, 3: Hockey 1.2, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Oper- etta I, 3; School Play Lead 2: Table Tennis Club 2: Dramatic Club 2; Inter-Scholastic Student Council 3: Debate Conference 3: Publications 3: Tattler Staff 4. Tootsie. one of the Rockvillo Rofugees. brought with her to Bothosda a staggering list of activities. With hor cool head and independence, she lends hor talents to tho stage and athletic field. VICTOR BIEBER Bebe Intramurals 1,2. 3. 4; Track I, 2, 3; Shop Club I, 3; Airplane Club I, 3; Science Club 2; Study Club 4. His mind is usually up in the clouds with the latest airplane model, but not too far up to grasp tho point of the hardest physics or algobro problem. He also has a flair for car- tooning. a talent which he has used far too seldom. BARBARA BETHEA Bobbie Anne Dancing Club I: Glee Club I, 3: Opera Club 2, Title Role lolanthe; A Cappella Choir 4. A secretary's life for me! says Bobbio Anne, but those of us who heard her sing the title role of lolanthe think the Metropolitan would bo a bettor choice. Regardless of her decision, we are sure that this tall, attractive girl will achieve recognition. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD Bill Band I: Stamp Club I: Activity Council 2; Jam- boree 3: Orchestra 3: Library Club 4; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 4. A solid sender. Bill can give out on his sax. His own orchestra. Bill Blackwood's Rhythmaires, has provided molodious music for several of our school dances. -{20 b BARBARA BLAIR Bibs Garrison Jr. High School. Baltimore. Md. I; Girl Reserves 2; Metal Shop Club 2; Recreational Leadership Club 2; Journalism Club 3; Reading Club 3: Consumers' Education Club 3; Indoor Games Club 4; Chips Staff 4; Pine Tree Literary Staff 4: Tattler Feature Editor 4. Scintillating witticisms and pixilating eyebrows are the out- standing points of our journalistic fiend. She has her fingers in all the pies— Chips. Tattler. and Pine Tree. Babs won't have to succeed, she's already successful. ANNA MAE BLANDFORD Shortie Glee Club I; Dancing Club I; Safety Club 2; Commercial Club 3, 4. One of our most cosmopolitan co-eds. Anna earns her repu- tation by always having a cheery smile and a genial groot- ing for everyone. Our little ray of sunshine also has blue eyes and naturally curly hair. ROBERT BOSWELL Bob Dancing Club I; Intramurals I, 3. 4; Ping Pong Club 2: Activity Council 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2: Basket- ball 3: Pine Tree Subscription Bookkeeper 4. Bop! Zoom! Boom! A cyclone? No. just Bob tip-toeing down the cafeteria stairs. His boisterous senso of humor has enlivened many a dull math class, and those crinkly, curly locks made him the Don Juan of 12-1. BARBARA BOGGS Boggs Student Council I; Math Club I; Glee Club I, 3; Shop Club 2, 3: Activity Council Alternate 3, 4: Student Integrity Association 3: A Cappella Choir 4. I made it myself. is Boggs' reply to quorios about hor becoming clothes, for she's a demon with a sowing machine. Singing is onother of her talonts, and she was an enthusiastic mombor of the A Cappella Choir. 12 y IRVING BRAGG Worm Dramatic Club I: Radio Club I; Boxing Club 2; Swing Band 2, 3; Orchestra 4. A comfortable humor that ticklos without scratching has won Worm many friends. He is not only a humorist, but also an ardent motorcyclist and trumpet player. BONITA BRADSHAW Bunny Dancing Club I; Commercial Club 3: Girls' Athletic Club 4. Bunny is tho possessor of the sweetest voice and the smallest foot in Bethesda. Somo day she hopes to put the former attribute to good uso by singing with an orchestra. THOMAS BRAUER MTomn Metal Shop I: Wood Shop 2. 3. A sportsman in every senso of the word. Slim likes to trap and fish. This tall blond is always at the school's service, whether doing a little carpentry or running orrands. ROY BREG Math Club I, 4: Field Day I, 2; Basketball I; Photography Club 2. 4; Intramurals I, 2, 3; Base- ball Assistant Manager 2. Manager 3; Ping Pong Club 3; Hi-Y Club 3. Chaplain 4: Chemistry Club 3; Baccalaureate Committee 4. Success has ruined many a man. but Roy is still sociablo and unassuming despito his brilliant grados in the scientific flold. His steady hand and calm nature should make him a medical genius. i72 ROBERT BURRIS Bob Newton Community Hiqh School, Newton, III. I. 2: Grenada High School, Grenada, Miss. 3; Study Club 4. A dosiro to got along with everybody and tho personality to male this an easy task are Bob's outstanding charac- teristics. Ho is also an excellent track star who helped his team run to victory. ETHELMAE BURROWS Paul Jr. High School, D. C. I: Roosevelt High School, D. C. 2; Commercial Club 3, 4. Some day I want to travel. says Ethelmae. flashing those devastating dimplos in our direction. First, however, she intends to bocomo o success in the clerical field and thon she'll see the world. ROBERT BURROWS Bob Dancing Club I: Bowling Club I: Field Day 1.2: Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4: Student Council I; Shop Club 2, 3; Basketball 3: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4: Fashion Show Committee 4. In this age of cynics and hard-bitton realists, it's rofroshing to find a boy who has kept some of his illusions. Fairy talos don't interest Bob any more, but he still belioves in Brownios.” JAMES CALLAN Jimmie Intramurals I, 2, 3: Stamp Club Vice-President I: Basketball I, 3. 4; Ping Pong Club Vice-President I. 2: Student Council 3, Vice-President 4. Tho Studont Council Vice-President with the genial smile and frank bluo eyes is Jimmy. He's olso the boy with tho black and rod car that has an India liconse on it and beautiful girls in it. -{23}- PETER CAMPLAIR Pete Puppet Club I; Shop Club 2, 3; Reading Club 3. The Good Earth has a magnetic appeal for Pete, and ho spends his spare time digging in his garden. He's proud of his horticultural achievements—and rightly so! Ho can be equally proud of his record of service to the school. ROBERTA CARLOCK Bobbie Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Intramurals 2. 3; Ping Pong 2: Bowling 2, 3: Hockey 4; Basketball Manager 4; Girls' Athletic Club 4. As the indispensable manager of the girls' basketball team. Bobbie has been a successful competitor against all rivals. She is a champion in the fields of hockey, ping pong, bowl- ing and horseback riding. HILTON CARTER Richard Montgomery High School. Rockville, Md. I. 2. 3: Shop Club I. 2. 3; 4-H Club I. 2. 3; Table Tennis Club 4. Words are silver, silence is golden. and Hilton's shyness and quietness have caused a veritable aold rush of friends. His fine scholastic record and modals for shooting are proof of his industriousness. ANN CARRIGAN Dancing Club I, 3; Bowling Club I: Field Day I, 2: Intramurals 2; Student Council 3. 4; Commercial Club 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Mannequin Club 4. If John Powors thinks ho has beautiful models now. just wait until ho sees Ann! With Ann's face and figure, which she keeps by vigorous cheerleading, wo should soon be having better looking magazine covers. -{24}- FRANK COLEMAN Student Council I; Hiking Club I; Photography Club I; Intramurals 1.2, 3. 4: Art Club 2, 3; Field Day I. 2; Fashion Show Committee 4. Tho snap, crackle, pop which you hear daily isn’t the sound of milk being poured over Rice Krispios. If the noise isn’t Frank's sporty car slithering down the stroet, it’s your eyes popping open at his classy color combinations in clothes. Romember his purple pants and orange jacket? JOHN COLLINS Rip Student Council I, 2: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Field Day 1.2, 3, 4: Dancing Club I; Laboratory Club 3; Chess and Checkers Club 3. John, with his irresistible grin, docorated the bench during most of the basketball season, but in the last game. Bethesda fans yelled. We want Johnnie! The result—he swished the cords often enough to make him high scorer. BETTY JANE CLEATON B. J. Field Day I, 2. 3; Marionette Club 2: Intramurals 2. 3: Typing Club 3: Recreational Leadership Club 3: Pepper Club 3. 4; Chips Staff 4: Girls' Athletic Club 4: Hockey 4: Basketball 4. Rosorvod and quiet in class is this mercurial miss with the oxprossive eyes. Yet Betty can chat as humorously and cleverly as the best of us in a social gathering. ROY CORDERMAN Traffic Squad I: Dramatic Club I: Photography Club I; Bowling Club I; Hi-Y Club 2. 3. 4; Field Day 2, 3: Track 2. 3: Intramurals 3: Chemistry Club 3; Journalism Club 3: Graduation Committee 4. Affable Roy. the boy with tho numerous Scout honors, has the distinction of being one of the best dressed boys in school. His neatness and geniality should make his ambition —to be a West Pointer—easy to attain. -{25}- JULIAN COTTRELL Tweedle Glee Club I; Photography Club I, 3, 4; Safety Club 2: Driving Club 2; Radio Club 2, 3: Popular Recordings Club 3. A porpotual lover, end a collector of Artio Shaw's rocords. Julian is Bethesda's prime hator of Monday mornings. A regular radio bug. he plans to become an electrical engineer. DOUGLAS CUMMINS •'Doug Pine Cone I: Intramurals I; Bowling Club I: Santa Monica High School. Santa Monica. Calif. 2: Popu- lar Recordings Club 3; Reading Club 3: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4. This tall, blond lad can talk with easo about any subject under the sun. He has made many a Bothosda girl's heart beat faster, but from now on, they'll havo to go to Crab- town to see him because he’s headed for tho Acadomy. MARRIAN CURRAN ii ' • il Curme Opera Club 1.2: Miscellaneous Club I; Orchestra 1,2, 3. 4; Band I, 2: Home Room Basketball Cap- tain 1,2, 3: Hiking Club 2: Riding Club 3, 4. Marrian. an oxport on doping out the races and riding, is a real jittorbug when it comes to jivin' at the ball. What we'd like to know is whero ho gots tho boautiful women wo never seem to moot! MILDRED DAYMUDE Millie Dancing Club I: Girl Reserves 2: Handicraft Club 2: Commercial Club 3. Skate wheels weave a gay pattern through Mildred's spare timo, and she is no stranger at the nearby rinks. In her more constructivo moments, socrotorial work is hor specialty, but singing is also ono of hor achiovomonts. -(26}- LEO DAY O'Day Intramurals 1.2, 3, 4: Field Day I. 2. 3, 4; Science Club I, 2: Basketball I; Dancing Club I; Track I, 2; Softball I; Pine Cone Staff I; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Journalism Club 3; Tattler Business Manager 4. Leo's job this year called for finesso. businoss ability, and a dash of shoor genius. Thanks to him. the Tattlor had more advertising than over boforo. His personal interviews with celebrities wore interesting, too. Romember Mickey Roonoy? MILLER DAY Richard Montgomery High School I, 2. 3: Table Tennis Club 1.2. 3: Citizenship Council I: Photog- raphy Club I. 2; Indoor Patrol 2; Lieutenant 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Orchestra I, 2. Out of the dark room came Miller, tearing himsolf away from his consuming passion, photography, to toll us of his love of music. He informs us that there is no woman in his life, so that twinkle in his oyo couldn't mean romanco. ROBERT DE BINDER •'Bob ' Bowling Club I: Traffic Squad I; Photography Club I; Ping Pong Club 2; Latin Study Club 2; Track 2; Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Laboratory Club 3; Chess and Checkers Club 3: A Cappella Choir 4. This notorious smoothio isn't satisfied with the dozon girls who swoon at the sight of him now. Ho $ going to add the old never fail. a Naval Academy uniform, to his attractions • and wreak further havoc among tho femmes. JEAN DEFANDORF Dramatic Club I: Dancing Club I; Field Day I: Intramurals 2: Journalism Club 2, 3: Glee Club 3: Chips Staff 3. 4: Hockey Team 4: Girls' Athletic Club 4; Pine Tree Literary Staff 4: Baccalaureate Committee 4. Joannie With tho Light Brown Hair collects picturos of the English royol family. Tho collection is vory lovoly and fascinating—just like Joan. Sho also has an interest in English dukos. {27Y BETTY JANE DICKINSON B. J.M Dramatic Club I: Dancing Club I: Hiking Club I; Intramurals I: Opera Club 2; Activity Council Alternate 3: Pine Tree Subscription Staff 3. 4: Popular Recordings Club President 3: Activity Council 4; Mannequin Club 4; Indoor Games Club 4. Ono look at B. J. means a second ono: you can't resist her breath-taking beauty which is not moroly skin doep.” She also has a lovable disposition. FRANK DORSEY Bud” Pleasantville High School. Pleasantville. N. J. I, 2; Consumers' Education Club 3: Library Research Club 3; Field Day 3; Intramurals 3, 4. Frank's ambition is to be written up in Who's Who. He hasn't docidod what he will do to achieve this honor, but we know it will bo unique. KATHERINE DORSEY Kay Dramatic Club I; Glee Club I; Student Council 2; Costume Design Club 2; Marionette Club 2; Recre- ational Leadership Club 3: Typing Club 3: Literature Club 3; Chips Staff 4: Class Day Committee 4: Pine Tree Literary Staff 4: Graduation Commit- tee 4. Out damnod spot! No. this isn't an Ivory Soap ad. It's Kay emoting in true Lody Macbeth fashion. Someday she hopes to play that immortal role on the stage if sho can suppress that contagious smile. HERBERT EHRMAN Herbie V Intramurals I, 2, 3; Field Day I, 2, 3. 4: Science Club I. 2, 3; Bowling Club I; Dancing Club I; Basketball I, 2. 3. 4; Manager I; Activity Council 2. 3; Art Club 2. 4; Popular Recordings Club 3: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4: Student Council 4. If you see a suave soul sauntoring down the hall in Esquire's latest, you know whom to expect—Herbie. Not only is he a man-about-town. but a varsity man as well. This ought to give him that extra something—eh. girls? -{28 y EILEEN DUNBAR Snookey Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Opera Club 2: Glee Club 3: Art Club 4: Pine Tree Art Staff 4. Curly-haired Eileen has a flair for costume designing which has made her career an easy choice. She's designed soveral costumes for herself which have elicited admiring commonts. She is also responsible for the distinctive lettering in this yoarbook. CLIFTON EISELE Smooty Wood Shop Club I, 2: Bowling Club I; Track I, 2, 3. 4; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Bachelors' Club 3. Clifton is a quiet and clean cut member of the famous Eiselo family. He is intorostod in all kinds of athletics, but sports do not prevent him from making excellent grades. RETA EHLERT Northern High School, Detroit, Mich. I, 2: Study Club 3, 4. This serene brown-eyed girl with the amiable, tranquil per- sonality should have just the correct offoct on hor patients when she dons a nurse's uniform. There is always a placo for a good nurse, and Reta will bo one of the best. RICHARD ELDRIDGE Dick” Alice Deal Jr. High School. D. C. I; Woodrow Wil- son High School. D. C. 2; Chess Club 3, 4. Dick is one of our most ardent swing record collectors, but this is not his only attainment. He is an A-1 student, and his stamp collection hos won much admiration. i29Y ELMER ELLSWORTH Peanut Dancing Club I: Intramurals I; Wood Shop 2: Electricity Club 4. Elmor has tho distinction of boincj ono of our most doxterous studonts. Ho oxorcisos this skill on his favorite pastimo— radios. Ho would telco his portablo to English class if it woro possible. JEAN ENGELBACH Field Day I: Dramatic Club President I; Hiking Club I; Intramurals 2; Activity Council Alternate 2: Latin Study Club 2: Stamp Club Secretary 3: Activity Council 3: Chips Staff 4; Pine Tree Adver- tising Staff 4. Literary Staff 4: Banquet Committee 4; Fashion Show Committee 4. When you're unhappy, go to seo Joan. She's ono of those happy-go-lucky porsons who can koop everyone's spirits buoyant by hor very prosonco. She'll have a gay and con- tented lifo, if sho livos through physics class. WILSON EVERHART Willie Field Day I, 2; Stamp Club I; Science Club I; Glee Club 2: Opera Club 2; Izaak Walton League 4. His hobby is hunting, and he is so well informod on tho subject of onimols that wo oxpoct him to fulfill his ambition of boing a veterinarian. By tho way. if you over need a gun. soo Wilson—he collocts them. MARY LOUISE ENSIGN Mary Lou New Rochelle High School, New Rochelle. N. Y. I, 2. 3: Chips Staff 4; Commercial Club 4. Mary Lou was new to us this year, and she started off mak- ing scores of friends. We missed her while she was out with a broken ankle, but we hope Bethesda has given her many happy memories to record in her souvenir scrapbook. CHARLES EYER Charlie Ping Pong Club I; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Pine Tree Art Staff 4; Chips Staff 4. Artistic, accommodating, effervescent, all describe Charlio. Ho has a grand disposition and should succeed in tho field of art. Romember his charcoal exhibits in the hall? EVELYN EVERS Dumps Hiking Club I; Intramurals 2: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 3. 4: Pine Tree Girls' Photography Manager 4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. This little blondo with the big job is just taking a doop breath after expending her good-natured efficiency arrang- ing the girls' pictures for the Pine Tree. How do you like them? HERBERT FAUROTE Herb Math Club I: Bowling Club I; Chess and Checkers Club 2; Shop Club 2: Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 3: Art Club 4; Tattler Staff 4. Pointloss conversation is one of Horb's pet dislikes: so whon he talks, everyone listens. The hobby of this silent one is photography, but we hear that the fair sox runs o close socond. JAY FITZGERALD Fitz Student Council I; Hobby Club I: Speedball I: Track 1,2, 3, 4: Chess and Checkers Club 2; Baseball 2. 3; Ping Pong Club 3. Frequently a ten o'clock scholar. Jay more than makes up for lost time when he does arrive. Working on the sports page of the Tattler hos helpod Jay decide to become a sports writer. -{31}- DOROTHY FOSTER Dot Dramatic Club I; Opera Club 2: Girls' Glee Club 2; Consumers' Education Club 3; Girl Reserves 3; Activity Council Alternate 3; Chips Staff 4; Man- nequin Club 4; Girls’ Athletic Club 4: Hockey 4; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 4; Fashion Show Committee 4; Class Day Committee 4. Dot's the lucky possessor of soft blonde heir and a dulcet voico that are the envy of many a Bethesde girl. Her friendly personality and amiability have won her many friends. ESTHER FRALEY Hezy Richard Montgomery High School. Rockville. Md. I, 2, 3: Library 1.2. 3: Glee Club 3. She says sho's not Southern, but Scarlett O'Hara would envy her drawl and creamy complexion. Her gay singing through our halls attracted us. It must be love ... in fact, we hoar it is an engagement. CHARLES FOX Foxie Bowling Club I: Speedball I: Track I: Field Day I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Shop Club 2; Ping Pong Club 3; Auto Maintenance Club 3; Library Club 3. To go to Pensacola is the ospirotion of this ambitious young man who plans to bocomo a Naval flier. With a keen mind for mechanics. Foxie is capablo of succoodinq. DOROTHY FRANKLIN Frankie Surratsville High School, Clinton, Md. I. 2. 3; Com- mercial Club 4. She likes dancing and singing, and confossos that Gono With the Wind is her favorite book. With hor talents in shorthand and typing, we think she'll make a fino secretary. ■(32). JEANNE FREEMAN Glee Club I; Dancing Club I; Activity Council 2 Commercial Club 3. President 4. As tho first bfido of th© doss of 1941, Jeanno loft us in the middle of the year. Wo wonder if her biscuits will be as good as her scholastic record? ALBERT GAIST 1• • 11 Giggie Gordon Junior High School, D. C. I; Central High School, D. C. 2, 3; Basketball 4. In his one year at Bethesda. Al's clover plays on tho basket- ball court and his witty remarks hav© won him many friends. Ho is a natural born comedian and must havo had an ancestor in vaudeville. MARY ELIZABETH FRESCH Vandergrift High School, Vandergrift. Pa. I, 2. 3. She is industrious and thorough about everything she at- tempts. including the dissecting of worms in biology. Quiet and serious, she has a charming, quick smile that lightens hor ponsive faco. WILLIAM GRAHAM Bill- Student Council I: Dramatic Club I: Dancinq Club I; Intramural Committee 2; Field Day 2, 3; Photog- raphy Club 2, 3: Allied Youth 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Hi-Y Club 3, Treasurer 4: Banquet Committee 4; Pine Tree Advertising Staff Assistant Manager 4. Whon tho handsome genius (i.e.. a gonius is ono who gets A in trig.) is not admiring new cars, he can be found at Leland gazing fondly at a particular sub sub-deb. Bill's hobby is photography, and he enjoys taking pictures of Washington’s architectural beauty. vn BARBARA GRAY Dumps Red Cross Club 3: Popular Recordings Club 3: Dancing Club I: Bowling Club I: Reading Club 2; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4. Dumps is one of those exceptional people who could talk incessantly if she wanted to and never repoat horsolf or bore her audience. Where she reserves that fund of fascinat ing conversation is a mystery wo'd liko to solvo. CATHERINE GRIFFIN Kitty Hiking Club I: Dancing Club I; Home Economics Club I; Safety Club 2: Red Cross Club 3: Reading Club 3; Study Club 4. Always ploasant and obliging, she possesses quito a talent for metal shop work. Koop at it. Catherine, and your work will oarn you a placo among tho most skillful. BOYCE GUTHRIDGE Gus Dramatic Club I; Glee Club I: Track I, 2; Activity Council 2: Biology Club 2, 3; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 4. Here comes tho modol of sartorial splendor, Mr. Guthridge. What a treat to soo a boy so woll groomed. We also com- mend Boyco for possessing that faculty of liking people and being well liked in return. ISABEL GUNNELS Math Club I: George Washington Conference and Debate 2. 3. 4; Pepper Club 3. 4: Chips Staff 4; Student Integrity Association 2, 3. A Southern lady. Isabel is admirod by her friends for hor intellect and winning ways. Higher education appeals to Isabel, for she divides her time between George Washington debates and week-ends at Annapolis. -134). DEBORAH HAMBIDGE Debby Bowling Club I: Hiking Club I: Basketball I: Intra- murals 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3; Art Club 3; All Mary- land High School Orchestra 3: Girls' Athletic Club 4: Mural 4. Doborah of tho rod hair and natural wave is tomporamontal, but why not? Dobby is a versatile artist. First, she made a boautiful job of painting tho mural in the hall, and second, she practiced two hours a day on her violin. Both took porsoverance. HELEN HAMMOND Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Basketball I; Intramurals I: Field Day I: Student Council Alter- nate 2: Reading Club 2: Popular Recordings Club 3: Journalism Club 3; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4. FRED HASHAGEN Duke Avon Lake High School, Avon Lake, Ohio, I, 2; Library Club 3: Popular Recordings Club 3: Basket- ball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4; Student Council Alternate 4; Intramurals 3, 4. Duke will never bo found rusting on the laurels he won as Captain of the Barons. Ho was an important link in the backbone of the baskotball toam. Wo'll never forget how he spurred Bethosda on to a rod hot victory. TERESA HANLON Trece Bridgton High School. Bridgton, Maine I, 2; Red Cross Club 3: English Help Club 3; Girls' Athletic Club 4. A genuine New Englander—frank, sincere and friondly— Teresa's efficient manner will make her remembered by all Bethesda. She was our best solicitor for the school stationery. ■{3SY NANCY HANNEN Dancing Club I: Bowling Club I; Intramurals 2, 3; Field Day 1,2, 3; Girl Reserves 2, 3; Library Club 3; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 3, IOth Grade Manager 4; Softball 4; Girls' Athletic Club 4. As a journalist, Nancy will be an outstanding success because she knows how to make friends. Her prescription is Tart words make no friends: a spoonful of honey is hotter than a gallon of vinegar. FRANK HIGGINS Frankie Richard Montgomery High School, Rockville, Md. I, 2, 3: Game Club I; Dramatic Club 2: Safety Council 3. Frank's sunny disposition and co-oporativo spirit havo mado him woll liked by everyone both at Rockville and Bothosdo. Will the Rockville teams ever forget how this trustworthy and gentlemanly student faithfully choorod thorn on to victory? CAROLYN HILL Kay Field Day I, 2, 3: Softball 1.2; Dancing Club I; Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 4; Intramurals 3; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4. Where the males are concerned. Carolyn is always the center of distraction. If that soothing manner and sweet smile ore the English in her, then we hope there will always be an England! CATHERINE HINES Kitty Richard Montgomery High School, Rockville, Md. I: Literature Club 2; Red Cross Club President 3; Commercial Club 3. She is tinder that would set onyono's heart oflamo with her captivating blondnoss and onticing smilo. Thoso shining qualities holpod Kitty to moko a big hit with Bothosda students. EDWIN HOPPEL Hopie New Kensington High School, New Kensington, Pa. 1. 2. 3: Typing Club 4. This dark haired sonior, now to our school this year, was a very profitable addition to our student body. Ho is clever in the shop, especially in the field of drafting. BETTY HUGHES Dancing Club I; Basketball I; Intramurals I, 2. 3; Art Club I. 2, 3; Field Day I, 2: Pepper Club 3, President 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Election Committee 4: Pine Tree Art Staff 4; Pine Tree Business Mana- ger 4; Class Day Committee 4; Picnic Committee 4: Junior-Senior Prom Committee 4. Whether poring over the Pine Tree's financial books or walking domuroly down the hall. Betty always makos a per- fectly groomed appoaronce. She's one person who makes us wish we had throe more years of high school to share with her. NORVAL INGBERG Zero Bowling Club I: Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2: Chess and Checkers Club 2, 3: Library Research Club 3; Baseball 4. The Trumpeter of Krakow had nothing on Norval. who toots his favorito instrument at every opportunity. Football is his other absorbing interest, and he intends to participate in that sport in college. JO ANN JARNAGIN •ii ii Jamie Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Field Day I. 2; Basketball I; Art Club 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2: Class Committee 3: Mannequin Club 4; Pine Tree Art Staff 4: Fashion Show Committee 4. Jarnie's ambition, fashion illustrating, and her neat looking wardrobe go hand in hand. She loves smooth clothes, smooth neilpolish and smooth boys, but her heart still belongs to Veegee. the cutest cocker spaniel you'vo ever seen. -{37}. ANNA KARGE Richard Montgomery High School. Rockville. Md. I; Stage Setting Club 2; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4. She is os likoblo os she is lookoble accurately describes petite Anno and hor precise manner. Wo are not alone when wo deom this lovely little girl with the gorgoous com- plexion attractive. ROBERT KEENE Bob Baseball I. 2, 3. 4: Basketball I, 2. 3. 4; Student Council I: Pine Cone Staff I: Field Day 1.2. 3. 4; Intramurals 1.2. 3. 4: Class Committee I; Photog- raphy Club: Tattler Staff 2. 3. 4. Basketball fans sigh fondly whenever Bob makes one of his excellent ploys. How disappointed the pros will be when they learn that ho intends to raise and race horses. RITA KILEY Dynamite Glee Club I: French Club 2: Commercial Club 3. 4. This saucy, little red-hood with tho bright gray eyes and lively tongue can be seen walking briskly through the halls. She always reachos her destination in a hurry. EILEEN KOHOUT Glee Club 1,2, 3: Hiking Club I: Mannequin Club 4. It will toko much diligenco and persoveronce to earn a mastor's dogroo in nursing, but Eileon has both of theso qualities, and hor M. S. will be easily acquired. Would that thore wore moro such quiet, unobtrusive persons con- scientiously pursuing thoir caroors. •{ 38}- MILTON LACHENBRUCH Mickey Albert Leonard Jr. High School, New Rochelle, N. Y. I: New Rochelle High School, New Rochelle, N. Y. 2: Ping Pong Club 3: Intramurals 3, 4: Speed- ball 3; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4. Everybody's bete noir, chemistry, is as easy as water roll- ing off a duck's back to Mickoy. Speaking of backs, have you soon that boautiful Kolly-greon shirt with which Mickey brightonod the halls this winter? LOUISE LANE Glee Club I, 3; Opera Club 2; Recreational Leadership Club 3: A Cappella Choir 4. This shy, likable girl has a knack for reciting and writing poetry. Who knows but someday Louise will join the ranks of such writors as Edna St. Vincent Millay and Emily Dickinson. WILLIAM LAKE Bill- Dancing Club I; Track I, 2, 3: Softball I. 3; Basket- ball Assistant to Assistant Manager 2, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4; Shop Club 2: Intramural Football 3, 4; Popular Recordings Club 3: Activity Council 3, Treasurer 4; Baby Party Committee 4. Although Bill is not a groat mathematician, he has a repu- tation for studying figuros. Choorful and energetic with an evor-spontanoous laugh. Bill loses no time in tho social circlo, and sh-h, can ho blush! MILDRED LANE Mickey Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I: Traffic Squad I; Field Day I, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3; Recreational Leadership Club 2; Girls' Athletic Club 4; Man- nequin Club 4. Smiling and pleasant, Mildred endeavors to make and koop hor many friends. Her amiability should havo a pacifying effect on her pationts when she gets her nurse's dogroe and enters the hospital ward. ! 39 WALTER LEE Wally Intramurals I, 2: Ping Pong Club I; Laboratory Club 2; Student Council 3: Popular Recordings Club 3; Senior Prom Committee 4. Got oil the fun out of life you can is Doctor Loo's pro- scription to euro the blues. Ho nover has this malady because he takes his own medicine. MARGARET LEDIG Maggie Dancing Club I; Library Club I; Opera Club 2; Popular Recordings Club 3: Literary Club 3: Dance Committee 4: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4; Baby Party Committee 4; Fashion Show Committee 4. Back to Huanceyo, llamas ond South Amorica goes Pinky aftor graduation. Evoryono will miss this port, blonde, witty Senior. P. ROBERT LA PADULA Paddy Math Club I; Track 1.2. 3; Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Chess and Checkers Club 2: Speedball 2, 3: Journalism Club 3: Art Club 3. When Bothosdans take to wearing dark glasses, it will be to keep out the flashy light of our walking rainbow's clothes. Every room needs a touch of color, however, and we can always depend on Paddy, our poet laureate and pianist, to provide it. JEANNETTE LAUGHLIN Mickey Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Intramurals I, 2; Field Day 1.2; Basketball 1.2; Recreational Leader- ship Club 2; Journalism Club 2; Popular Recordings Club 3; Reading Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Baby Party Committee Co-chair- man 4; Assembly Committee 4; Graduation Com- mittee 4. A vivacious choorloador who holps to spur the Varsity on to victory. Mickey aspires to bo a secretary. She won't find it difficult to roach tho top rung of tho ladder of her choson fiold. -(40]- NORMAN LE ROUX Richard Montgomery High School. Rockville, Md. 1. 2. 3: Boy Patrol I, 3, Captain 2; Stamp Club I 2. 3; Art Club 2; Table Tennis Club 2; Operetta 3: Shop Club 3. The playing of throo-way checkors is tho only vico which can luro Norman from his studios. That intolloct and his shining brown oyos have won for him tho admiration and friondship of both teachors and pupils this yoar. MIRIAM LIKENS Glee Club I; Hiking Club I: Girl Reserves 3. Treasurer 2; Stamp Club 3, 4. Noatnoss and resorvo aro qualitios to bo admirod in every- ono. Her famous stamp colloction and guiding principle Novor an unkind word to or about anyone make us envy and osteom hor. ARMIN LEWIS Offs Bachelors' Club 3: Auto Club 4. Armin, a porpetually pleasant and agrooablo porson. has dono so many nice things for tho school that ho won't bo quickly forqotton. We'll long romembor the delicious cookies ho prepared in tho Bachelors' Club and fod to tho hungry Pino Tree workors last yoar. ELLEN LEE MADDOX Girl Reserves 2: Commercial Club 3. 4; Grammar Club 4. Our Girl Friday appoarod daily with dreaded summons to tho office. Ellon's efficient and pleasing manner and co- operative spirit woro invaluablo oids in tho office machinery. With this experience sho will be a success in the business world. -(41 h THOMAS LOHM Tom Photography Club I; Journalism Club 2: Chess Club 2: Art Club 3. Tom hot an ambition which wo know will inovitably bo ochiovod—to bo an old man. Curloy, wo think you'll mako a clevor and handsome old man. but what is tho hurry? Wo thought that you were having fun now. BETTIE MALONE Dancing Club I: Richard Montgomery High School, Rockville. Md„ I. 2. 3: Dramatics 2; Basketball As- sistant Manager 2. Manager 3: Hockey Manager 3: Inter-Scholastic Student Council 3. Bubbling over with Irish wit, Bottio adds sparkle to any social group with her clever conversation. She can converse on any subject, but Randolph-Macon Military Academy is her specialty. JACK MAC LEOD Mac Student Council I. 2: Field Day I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I. 2. 3, 4; Model Club I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Class Committee 2, 3: Activity Council 3, Presi- dent 4. That rippling rhythm review, Jack's laugh, has made a riot out of many a Bothosda classroom. Sometimes Jack pauses long enough betwoon his neat art posters and football games to give the girls a (heart) break. PATRICIA MALONEY Patsy Dancing Club I: Bowling Club I; Field Day I: Class Committee I, 3: Intramurals I, 2: Reading Club 3: Popular Recordings Club 3; Glee Club 3; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4: Senior Dance Committee Chairman 4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Junior- Senior Prom Committee 4. Peel away the boys and you will see Patsy in all her Irish glory. She is even cultivating long fingornails for Mrs. Black's sake. -{42). JAMES MANN Stymie Intramurals I, 2, 3: Field Day I. 2. 3; Class Treas- urer 2; Art Club 2. 4: Activity Council Sergeant-at- arms 3; Popular Recordings Club 3; Basketball 3; Pine Tree Art Staff Chairman 4: Fashion Show Committee, Boys' Chairman 4. As Editor of tho Art Staff. Jimmy did a good job diracting and supervising tho art work in this book. Stymie is ar- tistic about everything including his clothes—another Es- quire man. CAROLYN MARTIN Kaky Dramatic Club I; Field Day I, 2. 3; Intramurals 3. I Oth Grade Manager 2: Red Cross Club 3: Recre- ational Leadership Club 3; Typing Club 4; Pepper Club 4; Hockey 4; Basketball 4: Banquet Com- mittee 4. Tho Barons owe thoir lucky title to Kaky. the capable, calm girl with tho brown oyos. Sho not only aided the Varsity boys to victory with hor brain child, but was also an active addition to the girls’ basketball toam. MAURICE MARTIN Maurie Science Club I; Bowling Club I: Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4; Field Day I: Photography Club 2; Auto Main- tenance Club 3; Senior Prom Committee 4. Sporty, checked coats noticeably adorned tho toll figure of this vorsotilo youth. Wo said versatile for he indulges in everything from golf to girls and skating to swimming. You can readily soo how thoso interests keep him busy. VIRGINIA MAUCK Ginny Dancing Club I: Field Day I. 2: Art Club I. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 2. 3; Latin Club 2: Popular Record- ings Club 3; Cheer Leader 3, 4: Tattler Staff 4; Pine Tree Art Staff 4. Does Ginny have something? No. she has everything, in- cluding sparklo, wit, brains, pop. friondliness. and originality. We could go on forovor raving about this petite choerleaderl -{43}- CHARLES MAXIM Pine Cone Staff I; Bowling Club I; Field Day I, 2; Journalism Club 2, 3, 4: Typing Club 3. Well known for his irrelevant questions and caustic witticisms, Charles has everything it takes to make the proverbial ladies' man. but the girls have no appeal for him, so he tells us. julia McAllister Judy Western High School. D. C. I; Girl Reserves 2. Vice-President 3; Knitting Club 2; Popular Record- ings Club 3: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4, Photog- raphy Staff 4; Mannequin Club 4: Student Council Alternate 4: Chips Staff 4; Pepper Club 4; Baby Party Committee 4: Senior Dance Committee 4: School News Scrapbook Chairman 4; Class Day Committee 4. Judy's brain must feel like a pin cushion—stuck full of things to do. She divided her busy lifo botwoon making a success out of senior activities and hor hobby, French. ELTON McCLURE Mac MacFarland Jr. High School, D. C. I; Central High School, D. C. 2: Woodrow Wilson High School, D. C. 2; Shop Club 3: Basketball 3, 4; Intramurals 3. 4; Baseball 4; Golf 4. To be the owner of an integrated personality is Mac's objective, and ho is rapidly realizing it. For two yoars he has been a bright star on the varsity, an ambitious student in the shop (especially in drafting), and a modol from Esquire (the men's page), in the social whirl. RUTH McBRIDE Irish Salem Classical and High School, Salem, Mass. I, 2. 3. Now to Bothosda this year. Ruth brought with her from the North a charming Boston accent thot bowitchod everyone who hoard her. Energetic about all she attempts, she is especially interested in dancing and riding. -{44). OLIVE McCOMAS Sugar Dancing Club I; Hobby Club I: Nature Club I: Safety Club 2: Red Cross Club 3. Can she dance? Is she a sport? Has she the knack of making loyal friends? She's so genial and modest, perhaps you didn't know the answers, but those who know hor best say Yes! JOHN McGREW Chemistry Club I; Bowling Club I; Metal Shop Club 2, 3; Photography Club 2, 4, Vice-President 3. The boy with the active brain and camera is John. Amateur photography is no mystery to him. He has enriched the Pine Tree with many sconos of the year's major activities. EMMA McQUIN Brownie Dancing Club I: Field Day I: Basketball I; Intra- murals I; Student Council Alternate 2; Class Secre- tary 2; Popular Recordings Club 3; Commercial Club 3; Class Committee 3: Baby Party Commit- tee 4. As Brownie strolls down the hall, many a boy has found his heart thumping like a woodpecker at his ribs. That dis- arming smilo has kopt hor very much in circulation and you have soon hor at all the social events. THOMAS MEEKS Tommy Hiking Club I; Math Club I; Chess and Checkers Club 2: Ping Pong Club 3. Never angry, never disagreoable or discouraging, Thomas is always easy going and pleasant. His steady hand wields a mighty ball when bowling. His droams lie in tho direction of aviation. -{45 y hJ' v s4A,T!V r FARIS MIRAGE- k Punk Field Day I, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4. Mana- ger 2: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2. 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Bowling Club I: Softball I: Stamp Club I: Shop Club 2; Badminton Champion 2: Speedball I. 2. 3, 4: Class Committee I, 2. 3: Typing Club 3: Touch Football 2, 3. 4; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4: Banquet Committee 4. Faris’ recipe for having friends is to be one. Remomber the way he enthusiastically befriondod the basketball toam with his baskots. tho basoball team with his home runs, ond pedestrians with his car? GLORIA MIRAGE Glo Glee Club I: Dramatic Club I: Basketball I, 3, 4: Field Day 1,2, 3. 4; Intramurals 1.2, 3: Hockey 4: Student Council 2. 3, 4; Recreational Leadership Club 3; Pine Tree Literary Staff 4: Chips Staff 4: Fashion Show Committee 4; Graduation Com- mittee 4. The lady with tho changeable temporamont and flashing, brown oyos was a shining star on tho girls' basketball toam. She also workod long and hard for tho Student Council. LAURA MILES Laurie Richard Montgomery High School, Rockville. Md. 1,2, 3; School Play I: Glee Club 1,2, 3; Dramatic Club I, 2, 3; Publications 3. Ono of our most collegiato drossors. Laura brought cheer and vivaciousness to our school with her colorful clothes and friendly smile. She is also gifted in the art of telling a good story. Will wo ©vor forget the boxwood and gold in hor back yard? MARIE MILLER Snookie Glee Club I; Field Day I; Journalism Club 2; Student Council Alternate 2; Intramurals 2: Handi- craft Club 3. A bowlor that strikes 'om down overy time is Marie, a mombor of the Bethesda Women's Bowling Loaguo. After every gamo she plays, you can see her opponents walking the floor and muttering unprintable language. MARY MORTON Reds Langly Jr. High School, D. C. I; Girl Reserves 2; Intramurals 2: Commercial Club 3; A Cappella Choir 4. The smell of antiseptics and disinfectants fascinatos Mary, and sho's decided to become a nurso. Wo hope that the burnishod copper hair which adorns hor hoad will not raise hor patients' blood pressure. MARY ANN MOFFETT Pine Cone Staff I; Field Day I; Basketball Manager I; Class Committee I, 3: Intramurals 2; Journalism Club 2. 3, 4; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 3, Liter- ary Staff 4: Tattler Associate Editor 4: Chairman of Student Memorial Committee 4; Graduation Com- mittee 4; Class Day Committee Co-chairman 4. Too many cooks spoil tho broth except whon Mary Ann is one of the cooks. All of tho activities in which she par- ticipated havo turned out splondidly. Good Dood Dottio is also noted for her vocabulary which contains tho longest words in tho dictionary. HOBART MONTEE Buddy Bowling Club I; Field Day I, 2; Journalism Club 3: Intramurals 2. 3, 4; Tattler Staff 4; Graduation Committee 4: Banquet Committee 4. Buddy, a charter member of that firm of mischief-makers. Hobart and Hopner, Inc., hopes some day to be a pros- perous journalist. At prosont he contents himself with writ- ing short stories for the Tattler. and amusing tho staff with his clever cartoons. DESIMA MUIR Enterprise Consolidated High School, Enterprise, Miss. 1,2, 3; A Cappella Choir 4. Mississippi sent both fringod gontiens and Dosima to brighten the school. Mrs. Hatfield couldn't have done with- out hor bookkeeping, Mrs. Mohlor couldn't have dono with- out her gentians, and the A Cappella Choir couldn't have done without her voice. MARY LOUIS NOTNAGLE Peggy Frederick High School. Frederick, Md. 1.2: Rich- ard Montgomery High School. Rockville. Md. 3: Dancing Club 3: Dramatic Club 3: Needlework Club Vice-President 3. Spongo, scalpel. syringe aro tho gruosome commands soon to bo givon to our surgical nurso. Poggy. She likes to danco. which is fine, providing she doos it outside the operating room. JOHN NEWMAN Library Club I; Activity Council 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 4: Stamp Club 3: Cness and Checkers Club 3; Hi-Y Club 3, Secretary 4: Indoor Games Club 4; Chips Staff 4. Thore was no Gibbon but Gibbon until Nowman came along. John has finished writing the third volume of a history. His sparkling brown oyos and broad grin make him very lively when he lays aside his pen and steps out in society. MARGARET NEWHALL Peggy Richard Montgomery High School. Rockville, Md. I: Girl Reserves 2, 3: Commercial Club Treasurer 3, President 4: Grammar Club 4. No script is moro difficult than shorthand: yet Peggy is mistress of this form of writing. This dark haired girl is also generous with her car. which is always filled with a bevy of girls. HAROLD NORTON I I ' ' | | Cagney Dancing Club I; Dramatic Club I; Intramurals I. 2, 3: Field Day I; Shop Club 2: Hi-Y Club 2, Chaplain 3, Vice-President 4; Ping Pong Club 3: Allied Youth Vice-President 3: Pine Tree Advertising Staff Mana- ger 4; Baccalaureate Committee 4. Well done is better than well said. except in Harold s case. His jokes are always woll said and his dutios are al- ways woll done. As relaxation from the exhousting job of Pino Troo Advertising manager, he collects Glenn Miller records. -{48}- VINCENT O’BRIEN Paddy Student Council I; Band I, 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3. 4; Opera Club 2; Baseball Assistant Manager 2; Glee Club 3: Intramural Manager 4. Those flashing blue eyes and the rumbling drum in Ihe orchestra belong to Irish. When he’s not furiously beat- ing the drums, he is reading about and participating in all kinds of sports—specializing in football. ELIZABETH OSTMANN Betty Anne Dancing Club I: Dramatic Club I; Girl Reserves 2; Reading Club 2: Intramurals 2: Commercial Club 3: Girls' Athletic Club 4; Hockey 4; Basketball 4; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 4: Fashion Show Com- mittee 4. The old Southern civilization may have Gone With the Wind. but Betty still carries the torch of Southern hospi- tality among us Yankees. Her jovial temperament and smooth dancing make hor an excellent hostess. HARRY PITTS J. R. Woodward School, D. C. I; Wood Shop 2. 3; Laboratory Club 3; Airplane Club 3; Chips Staff 4. With his quick wit and a gift for ropart6e, Harry has made a name for himsolf at Bothosda. He claims his chief joy is loafing, but that model airplane collection represents'much fine work. ELIZABETH PARKER Betty Dancing Club I: Field Day I, 2; Glee Club I; Intramurals I; Activity Council Alternate 2; Class Committee 3: Footlight Club 3; Student Council Alternate 3: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 3, Sub- scription Staff 4: Fashion Show Committee 4: Ban- quet Committee 4. Don't laugh unless it is funny, is Betty's slogan; but if it is funny, her gales of hilarity are infectious. It must bo hor cleverness and sense of humor that make her such good company. Remember how Betty stole the show in lost year's play? ELIZABETH PHILLIPS Libbie Glee Club I; Library Club I; Handicraft Club 2; Commercial Club 3. We wonder if Libby's dosiro to travol and her attraction to sailors could be tied up in tho adage Join the Navy and see the World. Her mind's not always out tc sea. howovor. for she sews and bowls with onthusiasm. JANICE PHILLIPS Jan Dancing Club I: Field Day 1.2, 3; Basketball I. 4: Intramurals 2. 3; Journalism Club 2: Bowling 3: Hockey Captain 4; Girls’ Athletic Club 4; Senior Prom Committee 4: Pine Tree Photography Staff 4. Accommodating and pleasant about chauffeuring Bethosda- itos around in her car. Janice specializes in horses and Buick cars. She is anticipating her futuro at Cornell, but horsoback-riding isn't the attraction. This time it is • man. WILLIAM PLITT Bill Student Council Treasurer I; Basketball Manager I; Field Day I, 2; Class Chaplain 3: Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4. This big. blond boy with the broad shouldors makes a porfect football hero. Bill, with his physique and friendly manner, could be quito a ladies' man. but we see him only in masculino company. MARGARET PHILLIPS M. T. Marionette Club I; Home Economics Club I; Bowl- ing Club 2: Handicraft Club 3. When o pleasing aroma tickles your nostrils, follow your noso and thoro you'll find Margaret hiding behind an apron and pan. Margarot plans to major in homo economics in college.' -(50)- RICHARD POERSTEL Dick Bowling Club I; Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4: Softball I; Ping Pong Club 2. 3; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Golf 3. 4. Dreamy Dick whilos away time golfing and thinking of the days whon ho'll bo teaching physical education. Did you dream up all those points in baskotball. Dick? JANE POTTER Dancing Club I; Dramatic Club I; Orchestra 2. 3: Collateral Reading Club 2: Intramurals 2: Pepper Club 2. 3, 4: Typing Club 3: Allied Youth Treasurer 3: A Cappella Choir Secretary 4. Graduation will be hard on the Pepper Club as it will mean the loss of Jane's cheerful and well-dressed prosence. She wears tailorod clothes beautifully and has a wardrobe full of them. ELMER PUSEY Mack Pine Cone Staff I: Dramatic Club I; Stamp Club I; Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4; track I. 2. 3, 4; Intra- mural Committee 2: Chess Club 2. 4: Mechanical Drawing Club 3: Hi-Y Club 3. President 4; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 3. Boys' Photography Mana- ger 4; Math Club 4. Burglars, bewaro of tho Pusoy home! Mack collocts firearms. He has boon everywhere getting money for tho Pine Treo pictures. Somo poople might call it highway (or is it Hi-Y?) robbery. DALE QUINN Pete Dancing Club I: Hiking Club I; Field Day I: Speed- ball I; Student Council I; Bowling Club 2: Intra- murals 2. 3: Hall Display Club 3; Journalism Club 3: Tattler News Editor 4: Class Day Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. It takes more than writing words on paper to be a good journalist. Dale, who wants to bo a newspaper gal. has had plenty of oxpori onco on the Tattler. Whon she was not news gathering, she was having a whir of a time at Annapolis. is y AUDREY REDMILE Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Basketball I; Glee Club I; Knitting Club I; Field Day I, 2; Intramurals 2. 3: Collateral Reading Club 2; English Grammar Club 4; Commercial Club 3, 4. Meet the lady with the gorgeous, red hair. You'll see her again, ice-skating, playing basketball, and in a few years, as a court reporter. CAROL RICE Dramatic Club I; Bowling Club I; Collateral Read- ing Club 2: Girl Reserves 2. 4: Intramurals 2; A Cappella Choir 4: Mannequin Club 4: Pine Tree Subscription Staff 4. Old pieces of jewelry of all shapes and sixes have a peculiar fascination for Carol. Whon sho wears thoso ornaments, they are vory flattering to hor. She likes to sing and londs her voice to the A Cappella Choir. JACK RICE Jackson Student Council I. 2, 3, 4: Speedball 1.2. 3, 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Basket- ball Champs I; Football Champs 3: Bowling Club I: Track I, 2, 3. 4: Field Day I. 2, 3, 4; Inter- Scholastic Student Council 2. 3: Class Committee 3: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4; Dance Commit- tee 4. This tall, handsome, blond. Penn State booster has two main diversions—sports and girls. As a serious ambition, he hopes to take over his father's successful insurance business. MARY RING Glee Club I; Dancing Club I; Intramurals I, 3; Orchestra 2. 3, Concert-Master 4; Collateral Read- ing Club 2: Student Integrity Association 2. 3; Pepper Club 3. 4; All Maryland High School Or- chestra 3: Activity Council Alternate 3; Popular Recordings Club 3: Pine Tree Subscription Staff 3. Editor 4; A Cappella Choir 4. String Quartet 4; Fashion Show Committee 4: Baccalaureate Com- mittee 4. Dospite the grueling job of co-editor of the Pine Tree, pretty Mary romains fresh as a daisy, having lost nothing in the way of grados, looks, or natural exuberance of spirit. ■{52y GEORGE ROBEY Intramurals I; Shop Club 2, 3. 4. A dotective in our midst! George is planning to go into the F. B. I. While at Bethosda, metal work has occupied his attention and he has turned out some beautiful piocos. NANCY ROBINSON Nance Takoma-Silver Spring Jr. High School. Silver Spring. Md. I: Bowling Club 2: Consumers' Education Club 2. 3; Intramurals 2; Activity Council 4; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4: Mannequin Club 4. Gentlemen don't prefer blondos. thoy prefer Nancy. Be- tween dates and wearing all hor colorful plaid skirts, she always has time to make good grados. Nice work if you can swing it. and Nancy can! ROBERT ROHRBACK Bob- Bowling Club I; Hiking Club I; Recreational Lead- ership Club 2: Intramurals 2. 3. 4; Typing Club 3; Track 2, 3: Mathematics Coaching Club 4. The United Statos Navy calls, and Bob's branch will bo Rodio Engineering. Bethesda will sorely miss its mathe- matical wizard when he attends the Academy-on-the-Severn. DOROTHY ROGERS Dot MacFarland Jr. High School. D. C. I; Roosevelt High School. D. C. 2: Girls' Handicraft Club 3: Mannequin Club 4; Tattler Alumni Editor 4. To be or not to bo —on airplane stewardess?—a teacher? —is Dot's puzzle. With a sparkling smile and tricky dimples, our left-handed artist will make the grade anywhere. -{53 y JOANNE ROGERS MacFarland Jr. High School, D. C. I; Roosevelt High School, D. C. 2: Girls' Handicraft Club 3: Field Day 3: Girl Reserves 4: Girls' Athletic Club 4; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 4. Hor low husky voice and particular style of beauty cause many admiring glances from everyone. With those assets and brains too. she should have a happy life. ROBERT ROHRS Bob’ Math Club I; Dancing Club I: Science Club 2: Intramurals 2. Assistant Manager 3, Manager 4: Assembly Committee 4: Fashion Show Committee 4: Picnic Committee 4; Baccalaureate Committee 4. Our master of the social graces desires to become a surgeon. Until tho day he receives his M. D.. he will spend his spare timo playing tennis and football and swimming. CONSTANCE ROUNDS Connie Math Club I; Reading Club 2; Metal Shop Club 2, 3: Pepper Club 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2; Girls' Glee Club 3; Student Integrity Association 3: A Cap- pella Choir 4; Pine Tree Photography Staff 4. A milky way of freckles across tho bridge of her nose and naturally curly, red hair distinguish Connio. She s mad about horses, and with her calm naturo she'll be a success in training them. , McCLEARY SANBORN Mac Pine Cone Staff I: Stamp Club President 2. 3. 4: Reading Club 2, 3; Chess 3,' 4; Chess Club 4. Our neighbor from the Caribbean. Mac, hails from Santo Domingo. This gentlemanly studont, with a brilliant mind for both chess and studies, is the proud possessor of one of the best stamp collections in tho country. -154}- ELEANOR ROZZELLE Nonie Dancing Club I, 3: Hiking Club I; Bowling Club 2: Journalism Club 2; Popular Recordings Club 3. She's learned to say things with her eyes that others waste time putting into words. What girl wouldn't givo a fortune for Nonie's blonde alluro? WILBUR SARTWELL Bill Ping Pong Club I, 2, 3: Speedball I; Baseball I; Track I. 2: Jamboree 2. 3: £olf 2. 3, 4; A Cappella Choir Vice-President 4. Aaahh—and the Vice-President of the A Cappolla Choir adds his bass note. After the choir is dismissed. Bill goes to play golf, bowl, or read e book. CHARLES SAXELBY Charlie Violin Club I; Red Cross Club 3. Chivalry may be dead as far as most boys are concerned, but Charlio revives it evorytimo he politely opens a door for a Bethesda lovely. He always has a cheery Hello for his friends. MARY JANE SARTWELL Dancing Club I; Field Day I, 2, 3, 4; Girl Reserves 2: Intramurals 2, 3; Literature Club 3; Reading Club 3: Hockey 4; Basketball Captain 4; Girls' Athletic Club 4. In spite of her height, or lack of it. Mary Jano cannot bo overlooked. She has represented us in every kind of girls' athletics and is a very well-liked membor of our student body. ROBERT SCHELLHASE Shell Dancing Club I; Track I. 2, 3: Bowling Club I; Art Club 2. 3: Intramurals 2. 3, 4; Journalism Club 3, 4; Tattler Staff 4. A Fact a Day About Bethesda is Shell's contribution to the Tattler. He is as adept at cartooning as he is at writing, so watch out. Perryman! RUTH SCHENKEL Dancing Club I: Glee Club I; Intramurals 2; Activ- ity Council 2; Consumers' Education Club 3: Stu- dent Council 3. Alternate 4: Banquet Committee 4; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4. The S. R. O. sign will be hung out every night, and Ruth will be packing the theatre with her skillful dancing. We have been lucky in witnessing occasional previews of her talent. ROBERT SCHULTZ Shlatz Student Council I. 2: Intramurals 1.2, 3, 4: Math Club I; Bowling Club I: Art Club I. 2. 3. 4. Bowling in tho winter and swimming in the summer fill Bob's schodulo. His ambition is to win the Irish Swoopstakes or marry an heiress, but he'd settle for a large donation of money. RICHARD SEARS Dick Field Day I, 2, 3; Intramurals I, 2, 4; Bowling Club I; Dancing Club I: Student Council I, 2: Activity Council 3: Art Club 3. 4; Class Day Committee 4. Drumming is his pastime. Duke is his collogo, and Dick is what we call him. There the alliteration onds, so we remind you of his lengthy vocabulary, his yen for blondos, and his engineering ambition. 1S6Y HARRY SEQUIN Reggie” Richard Montgomery High School, Rockville, Md. I, 2. 3; Stamp Club I: Bowling Club 2; Archery Club 3. Always busy studying some phase of science, usually chem- istry, Harry is never too engrossed in his work to give im- itations of well-known celebrities or to give certain juniors a lift in his car. DAVID SEILER Dave Pine Cone Staff I; Field Day I, 2, 3; Activity Council 2, 3. Alternate 4: Art Club 2; Airplane Club 3; Track 1.2. 3. That shiny, black convertible belongs to David, our sophisti- cated artist. Ho set Bethesda-Chevy Chase hearts aflutter, but as for women, he has always chosen them elsewhere. MARIAN SHRADER Minnie Glee Club I; Dancing Club I: Field Day I, 2. 3. 4: State Meet 2, 3; Journalism Club 2; Consumers' Education Club 3; Popular Recordings Club 3: Intramural Committee 3: Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4; Hockey 4. This tall, graceful girl is fleet as the wind on the track and a knock out with a stag line on the dance floor. Minnie certainly will add charm to any clothes she plans to model. NEVITT SHACKLETT Nevey Bowling Club I; Shop Club 1,2, 3; Airplane Club 2, 3; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4. His blue oyos and crinkly smilo win Nevitt frionds whorover he goes, and ho is always on the go in his little gray Plymouth. His socond passion is building model airplanes. -{57}- i MARY SHUMATE Mary O. Glee Club I: Dancing Club I; Field Day I, 2: Ac- tivity Council Alternate 2: Costume Designing Club 2; Journalism Club 2; Intramurals 2: Typing Club 3: Pepper Club 4; Pine Tree Literary Staff 4; Gradu- ation Committee 4: Banquet Committee 4. A mantel full of trophies won in golf and tennis tournamonts and a report card overflowing with A s speak for the abili- ties of this little miss. Those sparkling brown eyes are full of fun and so is Mary O! HAYDEN SMITH Lowell Jr. High School, Long Beach Calif. I: Spring- field Technical High School. Springfield Mass. 2, 3: Metal Shop Club 3: Intramurals 4: Football 4. Brevity is the soul of wit and Hayden is always brief with his repart6o. Our soul of wit collects match boxes and map$, desires to become on architect, and has no use for Bethesda's belles. ANGELA SMITH Connie Bowling Club I: Dancing Club I; Basketball I, 2, 3; Field Day I. 2; Recreational Leadership Club 2: Journalism Club 2; Popular Recordings Club 3; Reading Club 3: Cheerleader 3, 4; Commercial Club 4: Assembly Committee 4; Baby Party Com- mittee Co-chairman 4. Vivacious Connie holds tho title of best jitterbug and swing singer of the school. This peppy littlo bombshell works off excess energy hep. hep, hepping as head cheer- leader. $ tLct -MAak. (ML WuJLj (i Uo l T AJUiAAJUsJ QjhlMAJL, V MERLE SMITH Math Club I; Literature Club 3; Stamp Club 3, 4; Chess Club 4. Merle'.s musical accomplishments include playing the piano and accordion. His hobbies ero collecting stamps and rocords: his othor interests are gossiping, and Hi-Y. Whew! Do you boliove variety is the spice of life, Merlo? m EMILY SNYDER Sue Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Class Committee I. 3: Class Secretary I; Student Council I, 2, Al- ternate 3: Consumers' Education Club 2, 3: Chess and Checkers Club 2; Metal Shop 3: Pine Tree Ad- vertising Staff 4; Fashion Show Committee 4: As- sembly Committee 4; Picnic Committee 4. Quiot? Not from tho sound of hysteria she caused in ovory classroom. Studious? Just ask her teachers. Popu- lar? You'vo soon hor at all the social functions. Whacki- ness. boautiful brown oyos. and a multitude of brains won Sue a host of frionds. TILDEN SPRAGUE Chinaman Lowell Jr. High School, Long Beach, Calif. I: Chess and Checkers Club 2, 4; Science Club 2: Stamp Club 3. 4. This shark in physics has an argumontativo ability which can tear down anyono's line of dofonso. Spooking of defonso. Tilden is going to follow in his father's footsteps and bo- come a Navy man. LYDIA STAUFFER Sophie Reynoldsville High School. Reynoldsville. Pa. I; Marionette Club 2: Costume Design Club 2: Intra- murals 2: Reading Club 3: Consumers' Education Club 3: Girl Reserves 4: Mannequin Club 4: Pine Tree Subscription Staff 4. Reddish, wavy hair and exceptional poise aro Lydio s special- ties. As a humorist, she is a natural. and her imagination knows no bounds. JAMES SULLIVAN Sully Dancing Club I: Bowling Club I; Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4: Chess and Checkers Club 2; Science Club 2: Golf 2. 3. 4: Typing Club 3: Library Research Club 3: Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3. Jimmy is a mombor of tho cup winning golf team. When he is not practicing for a holo-in-ono. he is studying to be a certified public accountant. -{59}. MARTHA SUTTON Dancing Club I; Dramatic Club I: Glee Club I, 3; Orchestra 2. 3; Choral Reading Club 2; Opera Club 2; Pepper Club 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 4; Student Integrity Association 3: Activity Council Alternate 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4. Quiot Martha's captivating individuality is marked by her soft brown braids and corn flower blue oyos. Sho has a dofinito tolont in music ond a goldon rule to follow— When she’s befriended, she remombors it. When sho befriends, she forgets it. WALTER SWIFT Wally Pomfret School, Pomfret, Conn. I, 2. 3. 4: Saint Albans School, D. C. 4; Debate Club 4; Chess Club 4; Graduation Committee 4; Fashion Show Committee 4; Dance Committee 4. This tall, soft-spoken newcomor, whoso hobby is farming and who has a great talent for oratory, made an instantaneous hit this year both in panel discussions and social circles. He's been found enhancing every gathering with his easy charm. CLIO TENNY Delly Dancing Club I; Hiking Club I; Marionette Club 2; Recreational Leadership Club 3; Girl Reserves 3, Council Representative 4; A Cappella Choir 4. This modest senior with the lovely pink and white complexion has kept a scrapbook of her school years. When sho begins teaching, she will have this record of the days when she wos a queen in calico to bring back fond memories. EDWARD TAYLOR Ted Dancing Club I: Bowling Club I; Student Council Alternate I, 2. 3: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4; Speedball I, 2: Intra- mural Committee 2; Ping Pong Club 2; Class Vice- President 2; Art Club 3; Popular Recordings Club 3: Class Committee 3: Journalism Club 3: Tattler Staff 4: Junior-Senior Prom Committee Chairman 4. Hold on to your hearts, girls, here comes Ted. He's tall, he's dark, and ho's a Taylor. What more do you want? A toothpaste smile? He has that tool An all 'round guy? See his record above! {toy PATRICIA TOMLINSON Pat Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I, 2; Intramurals 2, 3: Popular Recordings Club 3: Fashion Show Com- mittee 4. As charms are nonsense, nonsense is a charm, and Pat is full of charm. Her witticisms have provoked many a laugh (remember we voted her the wittiest in our halls?) and her loyalty many a friend. IRENE TILLEY Tilley Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Basketball I, 3; Field Day I, 2. 3: Volley Ball I; Softball 1.2; Class Committee I, 2. 3: Intramurals I. 2: Hockey 2; Student Council 2. Secretary 3. President 4; Cos- tume Designing Club 3; Inter-Scholastic Student Council 3. 4; Elections Committee Chairman 4; Student Memorial Committee 4; Fashion Show Committee 4. Irene is a girl who makes it easy for a boy to be a gentle- man. Hor ambition and efficiency as Studont Council presi- dent and hor oasy-going charm as a friond mako us think Massachussotts produces very special people. RAYMOND TOMS Ray Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Speedball I, 3; Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Photography Club 3; Popular Recordings Club 3; Class Com- mittee 3; Senior Prom Committee 4. Teachers assort Ray can cause disturbance in the classroom, and girls tell us ho can cause heart trouble; but Ray. elu- sive as quicksilver, is never caught at either. He may not be caught in action, but he is never slow in the social whirl. NANCY TROTH Field Day 1,2; Student Council I. Publicity Chair- man 4: Intramurals I. 2; Dancing Club I; Dramatic Club I; Bowling Club I; Reading Club 2: Journal- ism Club 2; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 3. Editor 4; Popular Recordings Club 3; Fashion Show Com- mittee 4; Banquet Committee 4; Class Day Com- mittee 4. Noat, Nancy's pet adjective, describes our cuto co-editor. She collects bows (boaux) and says she loves to write letters, to dance, and to swim. Her effervescent wit makes com- posing write-ups a pleasure—almost. -(61)- JANE TURNER Art Club I, 2; Dancing Club I; Hockey 2; Intra- mural Basketball Manager 2: Commercial Club 3, 4: Pine Tree Subscription Staff 3, Nth Grade Manager 4: Pine Tree Advertising Bookkeeper 4. Expressions like Poter Robbit! and Bite me! that echoed around Bethesda's halls were Jane's brain children. Any good business man will bo proud to havo this witty and pretty girl as a secretary. ROBERT UTRECHT Bob Woodrow Wilson High School, D. C. 2, 3. We lost our tall, blond actor in the middlo of tho yoar to the Navy Yard. It was hard to roplaco Bob and his dramatic ability in our classos. Best of luck to you. Bob. LILLIAN TURNER Lee Bigelow Jr. High School, Newton, Mass. I; Newton High School, Newtonville, Mass. 2: Typing Club 3; Yodeling Club 4. Tho yodeling club offers many possibilities for Bothosda's vocalists. We hoar, though Lillian is quiot and attentive in classes, her yodoling is poppy and forcoful. JOHN WAITS Professor Paul Jr. High School. D. C. I: Richard Montgom- ery High School. Rockville. Md. 2, 3; Math Club 4; Chess Team 4: George Washington Debate Con- ference 4: Tennis Team 4. Excollont in scioncos, English and public speaking. John de- servos his title of Profossor. Upon gazing into the crystal ball, however, wo prodict this chess and tonnis demon will soon, as a prominont lawyer, earn the title of Judge. -{62}- BARBARA VOLKMANN Barbs Field Day I; Pine Tree Subscription Staff 3, 12th Grade Manager 4. For sovon yoars Barbara has boon anxious to fly. but she is still groundod. Wo can think of sovoral who would bo glad to toach hor aeronautics if thoro wore airplanes available. After one smile, they'd teach hor anything. ALAN WAKEFIELD Glee Club I; Stamp Club I. 2; Dramatic Club I; Opera Club 2; Activity Council Alternate 2; Journalism Club 3: Popular Recordings Club 3; Tattler Staff 4: Class Day Committee Co-chairman 4. A passion for all kinds of music, both popular and classical, is proof of Alan's liberal mind. His criticisms of music aro good, as you know, if you've read the Tattler. He is Mr. William's aspirin for Tattler headaches. RUTH WATERS Ruthie Richard Montgomery High School. Rockville, Md., I. 2, 3: Glee Club 1,2, 3; Publications I, Literary Editor 2, Editor 3; Operetta I, 2; Safety Council I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 4. Rockville sont Bothosda its Ilona Massy when blond, viva- cious Ruth came with a voice like a lark. Singing is only one of her accomplishments. She could teach fishos to swim and professors to study. DANIEL WALSER Danny Dancing Club I: Bowling Club I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Field Day I. 2; Laboratory Club 3. The most infectious laugh in Bothosda belongs to Danny, who is a veritable spark plug of fun in our midst. In his sorious moments ho contemplates enginooring as his life work. -{63}- JULIA ANN WARTHEN Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Class Committee I, 3; Field Day I; Activity Council 2. 3. Secretary 4; Intramurals 2; Art Metal Club 3: Consumers' Education Club 3; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4; Fashion Show Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. ho way to a man's hoart is through his stomach has boon disproved by Julio Ann. Somo of tho food sho has romovod from tho ovons of tho Home Economics Department could have boon improvod upon, but Julia Ann's stag lino is still tops. ROBERT WATKINS Watty Glee Club I; Field Day I. 2. 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Activity Council 2; Tattler Staff 4. Bob always has a sunny smile and a cheerful word for evory- ono—©von for people who can't do him a favor. This boy with the gay disposition concentrates on his two loves— super Buicks and dogs. MARY BRADLEY WARTHEN Dancing Club I; Bowling Club I; Art Club 2; Intra- murals 3; Girls' Athletic Club 4; Pine Tree Adver- tising Staff 4. Boys fall for her the way snow falls in a blizzard. This is because Mary Bradloy is clever and mekos the most of her copious brunette magnetism. FRED WELCH Freddy Field Day 2, 3: Intramurals 2. 3, 4; Izaak Walton League 2: Wood Shop 2; Auto Club 3. He is not very tall, but he is ono of Bethesda's best run- ners. For less strenuous diversion. Frod likes to smoke his pipe and to fish. Here's hoping ho cotchos big ones. -{64 F CARROLL WILLETT Stroker Bowling Club I; Reading Club I; Golf 2, 3, 4. Thanks, Carroll, for all the odd-jobs you did around school and for the trophies you helped the golf team win. If you are as successful a barrister as a golfer, you will have as many clients as trophies. CATHERINE WILLIAMS Cathie Dancing Club I: Bowling Club I; Intramurals I: Field Day I: St. Margaret's School. Tappahannock, Va. 2; Reading Club 3; Pine Tree Advertising Staff 4; Student Council 4: Senior Prom Committee 4; Senior Dance Committee 4. When Jon Whitcomb drew his svelte pictures for Good Housekeeping, he must have had Cathy in mind. Her collegiate clothes, sunny manner, and neat figure are a mirrored reflection of Whitcomb's art. JANE WININGS Dancing Club I; Recreational Leadership Club 2; Art Club 2, 3: Costume Designing Club 2: Journal- ism Club 3: Chips Staff 3: Mannequin Club 4; Tattler Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Baccalaureate Com- mittee 4: Banquet Committee 4. Dear Diary, The Sunday Star, and Tattler, have all rocoivod some of Jano's journalistic handiwork. We've all road the Star and Tattler, but Dear Diary is still a mystery. We are sure it is good! PATRICIA WHITESELL Pat Knitting Club I: Dancing Club I; Hall Display President 3: Pine Tree Subscription Staff 4. Pretty Pat's raven hair will look lovoly bohind tho footlights when she realizes her aspiration to be an actress. Her life isn't all work, however, tor she loves to have a good time an easy thing for one whose smile is so dolightful and whose talk is so insane. -{65}- BARBARA WOLCOTT Babs Richard Montgomery High School, Rockville, Md. 1.2, 3: Basketball 1,2, 3. 4: Hockey I. 2, 3; Danc- ing Club I, 2: Glee Club I, 2: Citizenship Council I: Operetta 2: Art Club 2: Class Committee 3; School Play 3; Publication, Alumni Editor 3. A soft. Southern drawl and an ongaging smilo attract peoplo to Barbara in drovos. Swing music and baskotball consumo tho time she doesn't spond at Maryland University Proms. JEANNE WRIGHT Jeannie Seton High School. Baltimore. Md. I; Hyattsville High School. Hyattsville, Md. 2, 3. Always giving advico. whenover needed. Jeanne has won many frionds in her first year at Bethesda. We fool our gain is Hyattsville's loss in sending us the little girl with the pretty brown eyes and winning smile. JOHN WYMAN Johnny Science Club I. 2, Secretary 3: Hobby Club I: Field Day 2; Jamboree 2; Journalism Club 3, 4; Popular Recordings Club 3; Tattler Editor 4; Stu- dent Memorial Committee 4: Class Day Com- mittee 4. Head of the fourth estato et Bethesda. John intonds to desert journalism for a doctor's coroer. As tho Tattler's efficient editor, he is known to tho staff for his snappy sports clothes and witticisms. DORIS YOEMANS Dodie Powell Jr. High School, D. C. I; Central High School. D. C. 2: Girls' Glee Club 3; Library Club 3: A Cappella Choir 4. Eyelashes that could sweep the cobwebs from any man's heart belong to Doris. She sings, dresses well, and designs fashions. The faces and the figures of hor drawings are woll known to our students. RUTH YOHE Glee Club I, 2; Dramatic Club I; Intramurals I, 2: Student Integrity Association 2, 3, 4; Literary Club 3; Chips Staff 3, 4: Mannequin Club 4; Bac- calaureate Committee 4; Banquet Committee 4. Confident, indopondont, and unafraid to oxpross her own ideas, is our chairman of Chips. $ho has ono of tho best minds and is ono of tho finost thinkers in school as her superior scholastic rocord has proven. I RADFORD CALKINS Rad Phoenix Union High School. Phoenix, Ariz. I. 2, 3, 4. National defense will get a lot of holp from Bothosda's Army sons, like Rad. who plan to follow in thoir fathors' footsteps. Rad should mako good at Wost Point with his knowledge of guns. CHARLES HOSKIN West End High School, Birmingham, Ala. I, 2; Ensley High School. Birmingham, Ala. 3, 4. At tho beginning of second semester this year. Charles dropoed right in the center of the social whirl—and we do mean whirl. Have you seen him jitterbug and flirt? A true Southerner! MARTHA LEITCH Marty Bigelow Jr. High School, Newtonville. Mass. I; Newton High School. Newtonville, Mass. 2, 3, 4. Martha hails from Boston and points North. East. South, and Wost (that's bocause she's an Army girl). She likos bowling, reading, and studying medicine, and is a person with brains who knows how to use them. ; 67 f AUDREY MAXTON Barrie Park Jr. Hiqh School, Knoxville, Tenn. I; Norris High School, Norris, Tenn. 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4. This sweet Southern belle ceme to Bethosda in the middle of the year and made scores of friends. Tennesseo certainly does produce people with the smoothest drawls and tho friendliest natures. HOMER MINCKLER Ping Pong Club I; Dancing Club I: Bowling Club I; Field Day I; Red Bank High School, Red Bank, N. J. 2, 3. Homor. with his blue eyes and crisp curly hair, should bo quito on attraction when he dons his cadet uniform. Ho intends, however, to work conscientiously for a West Point commission. PAUL PIERRAT France 1,2: Woodrow Wilson High School, D. C. 3; Stamp Club 4: French Club 4. In the present and in tho futuro I havo only one thought: to liberate my country. I should like to bo in the army like my fathor. ropliod Paul in answer to a question concerning his ambition. We are all for you and France, Pauli MARTHA SEBREE Marty Hawthorne Jr. High School, San Antonio, Texas I; Thomas Jefferson High School. San Antonio, Texas 2, 3: Southern Pines High School, Southern Pines, N. C. 4. Ono of our newest and tiniest co-eds. Martha came from Southorn Pines. Distinctive in the way she wore her brown hair, sho was a refreshing addition to our student body. BC i Y EDNA GOODWIN Euclidi thou should'st be living at this hour Miss Goodwin is quoting thee; she is delight To students of the ancient Greek whose might Through centuries has been the source of power To men who stand upright and do not cower, To lead them always upward to the light Thus ever they may see the strength of right, A privilege, as well as native dower. So does Miss Goodwin with her sparkling wit, Her ever-ready answer, wisely shent By rich experiences, through ripest years Lead youth to see both gleaming height and pit, And help them choose the straight road, not the bent; 'Tis by this path one learns to laugh at fears. -{69 y CL Oh, carefree sophomore, cease thy play awhile Young junior, lay aside that Latin page. Let all Bethesdans lend a ready ear Unto the saga of the senior class. For hoary age doth line once youthful brows And we who entered these scholastic halls Mere children—all unknowing—go forth now To take our places in a busy world And pull into our laps such fame and fun As we can find there ... Yes, we’re seniors now. Time was. though, back in 1938 When we were very young . . . Just freshmen then. September, thirty-eight, and we began The first of four eventful, happy years. This prelude to our life at B.-C. C. Was full of work and spiced with lots of fun. The campaign took up all our time at first, And when the final poster had been drawn. The last speech made, the secret ballot cast, Bob Lebling was proclaimed our president. While Watson, Gessford, and Sue Snyder held The other offices. After the rushed Excitement of campaigning came a pause. We filled it with a dance whereat we learned (We'll say it tho’ it dates us terribly) The Big Apple! But while we trucked on down And learned the Suzie-Q, and how to shine,1 Our basketball team was at home in bed: For athletes cannot keep such dreadful hours As half-past ten if they expect to win. Yes, win they did, the title of The Champs Because of their outstanding sportsmanship Plus victories in two large tournaments Which added laurels to their weighted brows. Our French play was un grand succds, n'est-ce pas? Then June drew near with hint of holidays And talk of graduation in the air. We said farewell to Leland Junior High And turned our thoughts to high school in the fall. vo y cJji toxu By far the largest sophomore class were we That 'ere approached Bethesda’s doors in awe. Two hundred thirty-seven students strong, We found a ready welcome waiting us. We chose Bob Lebling president again With Taylor, Mann, McQuinn, and Benson too In seats of honor. The elections done, Two enterprising members of our class (John Newman and Deb Hambidge are their names) Were charter members of the S. I. A. Indeed, it seems the class of '41 Has had its fingers in most every pie! Cannot we claim for ours Barbara Bethea Who played the title role in lolanthe ? And was not our respected president Recruited by the team when just a soph? Then, when confronted by a mid-year lull, Did not we give a rousing skating party Where, in between disasters and collisions, We had the neatest time? You'll say we did All this and more besides. A tacky dance Was an excuse for gay hilarity. And when the giddy social whirl was through (Studies had been completed on the side) Our Sophomore days ended triumphantly. A third September found us back again Electing Bob our president once more. And choosing, too. Lynch, Keebler, and Gessford To fill the various other offices. Added attraction for Bethesda's games Were the cheerleaders, organized this year Of which sextet at least four members were The beauties of our class. And started too Was the glee club, the brainchild of Miss Tarbett. Which soon attracted many Junior girls. Career night proved to be a great success, As was the night when many colleges Sent representatives to help us choose Where we would seek a higher education. A second Helen Hayes was found to be Here in our midst in form of Betty Parker, Who scored a triumph as the worried aunt In The Red Lamp. The Junior-Senior Prom Proved happy ending to the year's events, And left us looking forward eagerly To next year's busy round of work and fun. Our senior year, the last at B. C. C. Was merry, although tainted by disaster. (We mean of course the devastating fires That wrought destruction to cafe and shop. Of which more later.) When the year began There was no sign portending future evil. We held elections as we always do, And just as always Robert Lebling won The presidency. Gessford. Keebler, Lynch, Curran. Benson, and Sanford were honored too. The baby party was a chance for all To live again their long-departed youth. Nor will we soon forget the quintuplets Whose unannounced appearance made a hit. At Christmas we stood on the frosty ground And watched the shining multi-colored lights As lovely carols rang upon the air. Then came the fires (or as we fondly say Our weiner roasts ) which, although oversized Were not enough to daunt Bethesda spirits. We carried on, but then the great red plague Descended like a vulture on our heads And thinned our ranks to excessive degree. But even this we blithely weathered thru. The basketball team climaxed its success By going down to Durham where they played With true Bethesda vigor tho' they lost. As Anthony swayed angry Roman mob, So John Waits stirred Bethesda with his speech With which he won new honors for the class As well as fame and glory for himself. And then the annual Junior-Senior Prom Saw all Bethesda having a good time. And many future great models-to-be Showed promise in our ultra fashion show. So quickly sped the days and weeks and months Till June once more had caught us unaware. Class day was a memorable event As were the banquet and the Senior Prom. Inspiring baccalaureate address, The tea given us by the faculty. And frolicsome picnics were followed fast By long-awaited graduation night Then smiling through a blurry haze of tears We said goodbye to four long, happy years. Mary Shumat Barbara Blair -{72). � £ s2Vw' [ c ' W� « w w sJJ t .� .- • i-. CM '.''f ' £ J.C '� ’ rffwrwftVr: 5� 0W Mrt$ rt-Vtiatf . •' •v « 7,0v LORING APPLEBY. President WILLIAM CREMMINS. Vice President Muriel Adams Priscilla Allgyer Ruth Atwell Henry Bain Barbara Baldridge Betty Bayne Ruth Berger Tom Berry Joan Beveridge Jan Bien Daniel Borregard Marcia Boteler Mary Bradley Jack Bradshaw Jane Bragaw Marjorie Breeden Kathryn Brown Whitney Brush Roberta Burdette Jane Burdick Frank Burroughs Barbara Burton Jean Cahall Charles Caggiano Alice Calkins Joseph Cantrel Ruth Capello Leon Carlin Hubert Carlock Alida Carlson Lawrence Cecil David Chalkley Gloria Chandler Doris Chapman James Cherrington John Church Betty Anne Clark Thomas Clark Ida Clayton Elbert Cleaveland Virginia Colon Walter Cox Bob Cremins Dorothy Cruickshank Joseph Crupper Marion Cummins Charles Curtis William Dalrymple Mara Maud Davis Margaret Davis V Y Henry Downes Elizabeth deCourcy Lucille DeHaven Robert Dellett Richard Dickinson William Duvall Georges Edelen Jean Edwards Mary Kathryn Eisele Helen Emory Gloria Etzler Jane Everhart Dorothy Ann Farmer Philip Faurote Edith F Bill Finlayson Jack Foley Sallie Foster Francis Fox Hugh Frampton Tom Gauld Jane Gongwer Mary Jane Gott Rennie Gulick Bob Gurley Georgia Huffer John Hanly William Hannon Betty Harris Elaine Harrison Etta Harrison ilia Hastings Norma Hatch Parker Hays Clara Belle Heffernan Doris Hermanson Reuben Hines Lee Hocker Virginia Hohensee Betty Holbruner Alfred Holland Jack Hoopes Esther Hoppel Robert Hughes Louise Hurt Malcolm ln Edwin Jacobson Geraldine Jarnagin Patricia Imirie Lester Johnson Hugh Johnston Joanne Karr Dick Kehoe Bill Kelley Ned Kemeys Albert Kimmel Martha Kitterman Robert Knott Anna Mae Kraft Fred Kraft Jane Kudlich Theresa Kupper Mary Lackey Dorothy Lancaster William Leahy Bi Leitch .. i n° r ster 11 iJ M A M Ida Lillie Bill Littlejohn Florence Louthan Edith Lowe Norman Macdonald Bill MacGowan John MacVeigh George MacVeigh Gordon Manchester Betita Martinez Harry Mason Glover Mayfield Margie Maxfield Home McAllister Alma McGlue Frances McPherson Norman Meese Jean Mitchell Nina Mizell Carolyn Moody Joan Monroe Betty Ann Montgomery Elizabeth Morrison Charles Moschel Chris Muir Helen Murphy Harold Mankin Bob Newcomb Suzanne Offutt Mary Olds Dolores Osborn Charles O'Shaughnessy Gordon Otto John Pagenkopf Ralph Parr Eloise Patrick Bill Pattison Marguerite Pearson Pat Pettit Lois Pilgren Shirley Poerstel Dorothy Poff 178}. S] ] Edward Porter Helen Potter Virginia Powell William Pratt Edward Pugh Norman Quiblc June Ragan Mildred Ray Katherine Raymond Lena Raynor Mary Jane Reiney Gertrude Renshaw Jack Reutemann William Richardson John Rickey Betty Ring Ross Roberts Elizabeth Robertson Clayton Rogers Maria Rothschild Marvin Rowe Edward Saunders Virginia Sanger Nelson Seese Albert Sherline Dale Sherman Donald Shoemaker Frances Smith Sherwood Smith Peggy Spencer Jean Stamp Barbara Stearns Jack Stevens Eugene Stevens Gretel Stites Cole Stratton Vanetta Suydam Donald Sweet Gene Sylvester Julia Taggart Porter Taylor James Thomas Lenore Throckmorton Marshall Van Wagner Marian Vier Betty Waits Carolyn Woltz Hugh Weaver Alan West Frank White Edward Wichers Patty Wiggins Marguerite Williams Owen Williams Clinton Wells William Winchell Donald White Peggy Woods -{79 y SOPHOMOF RICHARD LANSDALE, President CARTER DAWSON. Vice President Shelly Akers Henry Allnutt Helen Almy Ruth Anderson Harry Andrews John Appleman Gussie Arnold Jean Arwood Norma Bagley Mary Helen Bailey Sonny Baldwin Pat Barnard Warren Barrett Agnes Bayne Louise Baxter Margie Benson Dorothy Berman Douglas Berry Alma Blackburn Julia Blackmon Aubrey Bladen Jacqueline Blunt Rosina Boucher Roger Borregard Ruth Bolton Marian Brackett Robert Breeden Robert Brewer Robert Broadhurst Carrie Brooks Russell Brown Russell Bennett Louis Burgdorf Mary Burns Jack Cameron Harriet Carpenter William Cissel Stanley Clark Dorismae Cole Gladys Cooper Jack Currin Bob Currin Eugene Curtis Martha Curtiss Mary Anne Dawson Eugene Day Charles Day ,Claire Deebo Edward Deets Evelyn DeHaven -{80V CLASS BARBARA HASHAGEN. Secretary HARVEY BLOOMBERG. Treasurer John Donaldson Harry Donoghue Patricia Donovan Marjorie Downing Jayne Doyle Bruce Drake Patricia Dunlap Gloria Eisele Patricia Eldridge Caroline Embrey Geraldine Emory Nadi ne Etzler Patricia Farnsworth Helene Fenton 0 Albert Fessenden J David Fitzgerald o- Joe Gardner Joyce Garvin Robert Garvin John Gatchell Peggy Gates Betty Graham Carol Green Marion Hardesty Earl Heap Richard Hedges Holland Heron James Hill Elizabeth Hoskin Dorothy Hovermale Hope Hunt Elizabeth Hurley Marian Hyde Martha Johnson Doris Jones Nellie May Judy John Kniskern Mary Kunde Arthur Lachenbruch Henry Latimer Rita Laws Cass Leigh Willis Lillie Joe Loftus Lois Lord Barbara Macy Tom Magee Marie Magruder Charlotte Maletz Gloria Mansolf w -(81 )■ Dorothy Matthews Ruth May Ruth McCullough Betty McElfresh ’Alice McKae Anne Menefee Dorothy Miller Betty Milne Shirley Mills Bert Moffett Ruth Mollaun Margaret Moore Cecil Moran Charles Morningstar Lucille Morrison James Morrison Venable Morton Muriel Moss Mary Murphy Dick Murphy Jeanne Newhall Joan Niemeyer Margaret Oden Kenneth O'Hair Richard Oliver Doris Palmer Leighton Peebles Barbara Peters Ann Marie Philips Betty Polhamus Helen Porter Lillian Powel Grace Pugh Anne Pyle James Queen Jack Rabner John Reed Louise Rice Lomond Roberts Walter Rooney Richard Rosback Al Ruggles Betty Rush Dorcas Rush Pauline Russell Lawrence Ryan Shirley Sacks Thornton Sanborn William Schenke Joan Schlee Connie Schutte Dee Sessions Patsy Shannon Marjorie Shophord Virginia Shoemaker Larry Shrader Heyward Siddons Frances Simmons Nedra Simmons Virginia Simons Jane Simpson Ruth Small Clayton Smalling Elizabeth Smith Donald Smith Helen Smith Robert Smith Stuart Smith Marilyn Snyder Curtis Sorrell Evangeline Sprague Pauline Springirth Edward Squires David Stevens William Strozier Jack Sullivan Virginia Tate Donn Terhune Burnette Thompson Ruth Titcomb Ruth Trigger Gordon Tuohey Dorothy Umstcad Vickie Urban Fred Utrecht William Vernon Mary Waits Jane Warren Fay Watson Jacqueline Weaver Ted Whalen Robert Whipple Ruth White Alton Willett Douglas Williams Leonard Williams Jean Willoughby William Wilmot Carolyn Wilson Virginia Wilson Dick Wisda Mary Martha Wood Mary Jane Wright Roger Yoakum Nell Young Robert Young -{83}- wy Seated: BLAIR, SHUMATE. ENGELBACH. TURNER. RING. TROTH. HUGHES. MOFFETT. MIRAGE. NORTON. Standing: MANN. DEFANDORF. VOLKMANN. EVERS. PUSEY. HANNEN. PINE TREE STAFF Under the able leadership of Co-editors Nancy Troth and Mary Ring, this staff or- ganized, financed, and published our ninth annual. It was a tremendous project re- quiring many hours of work. That they and their assisting committees have succeeded is due not only to their initiative and patience, but to the splendid support of the student body, and the generous advertising of the business men of the community. ART STAFF First Row: DELLETT. TROWBRIDGE. DUNBAR. MAUCK. Second Row: CHASE. KUDLICK. EYER. BAGlEY. JARNAGIN. HUGHES. MANN. ADVERTISING STAFF Seated: BURROWS. J. A. WARTHEN. HAMMOND. RICE. MIRAGE LACHENBRUCH. NORTON. McAllister, williams, SHRADER. SNYDER. GRAHAM. REED. Standing: CURRAN. BENSON. LEAHY. EHRMAN. EVERS. M. B. WARTHEN. TURNER. SUYDAM. CUMMINS. MALONEY. LEBLING. KNOTT. PINE TREE ART STAFF Like Sir Christopher Wren, the Pine Tree Art Staff has left its monument behind it. Behold the art work in this book! Eileen Dunbar, Robert Dellett. Dorothy Ann Chase, and Jimmy Mann are to be complimented for the lettering, division pages, and cartoons. PINE TREE ADVERTISING STAFF Over nine hundred and fifty dollars' worth of advertising is the proud boast of this year's Adver- tising Staff. That accomplishment entailed hours of hard work and good salesmanship. -{90}- PINE TREE SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Now that the last fifty cents has been placed on the line, we can take a deep breath and really appreciate the tireless efforts of an exceptional Subscription Staff. Special pats on the back are due to managers Barbara Volkman, Nancy Hannen and Jane Turner. PINE TREE PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF The best pictures for the best year book ever— whose aim? Why. the Photography Staff's! The biggest headaches of all were taken over by Evelyn Evers and Mack Pusey to whom we give our thanks —and on aspirin! SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE Seated: PARKER. SPENCER. MacVElGH. GUTHRIDGE. DeBINDER. VOLKMANN. TURNER. JAMES. ANDERSON. Standing: WEAVER. LANCASTER. HARRISON. THOMAS. STEARNS. MARTINEZ. CAPELLO. ROGERS. OSTMANN. STAUFFER. BALDRIDGE. FOSTER. RICE. BARNETT. WHITESELL. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF ROUNDS. PUSEY. EVERS. McAllister, sanford. PHILLIPS. -{91 y TATTLER STAFF No yellow journalism is the motto of the Tattler Staff which has succeeded in turning out an excel- lent publication full of student interest. John Wyman came in for a lot of ribbing for his con- test mania. but proved himself a capable and well-liked editor. CHIPS STAFF Encountering a forest of difficulties, they man- aged to hew their way through to produce this year's Chips. a distinctive literary magazine. TATTLER STAFF Saatad: L. DAY. WAKEFIELD WYMAN (Editor). MOFFETT. QUINN. KEENE. ROGERS. Standing: MAUCK. BLAIR. BENSON. M. DAY. GESSFORD. WATKINS. WININGS. FAUROTE. SCHELLHASE. MONTEE. TAYLOR. CHIPS STAFF Saatad: BARNETT. FOSTER. YOHE. DEFANDORF. BLAIR. Standing: SIMONS. ENSIGN. ROGERS. SHERMAN. smalling. McAllister. CLEATON. GUNNELS. ARNOLD. ENGELBACH STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: YOAKUM. PATTISON. SHUTTE. BROWN. WHITE. HILL. CURRAN. WILLIAMS. GATCHEL. SULIVAN. TILEY (President). Second Row: MacVEIGH, BAIN. CHURCH. TROTH. GOTT. CAR RIGAN. BRACKETT. MURPHY. HASHAGEN. MIRAGE. RICE. ROWE. KARR. ACTIVITY COUNCIL First Row: SESSIONS. SHRADER. ALMY. JACKSON. LAKE. WARTHEN. WHITE. MATHEWS. BOSWELL. KELLEY. MacLEOD (President). Second Row: DICKINSON. MORAN. WHIPPLE. MacVEIGH. CURRIN. RICHARDSON. BRADLEY. EVERS. SMITH. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the able presidency of Irene Tilley, the student council has proved very effective this year. Checked up to their credit are the Red Cross Drive, Christmas opportunities and several school dances. ACTIVITY COUNCIL We thank the Activity Council for those super- dances after the basketball games and for After- High-School Night. The Christmas tree lighting was also a result of those busy Tuesday afternoons spent in planning activities. {93Y ART CLUB Students with an artistic bent find an outlet in the Art Club. Murals and posters to beautify our halls were painted, and many lovely masks were modeled during those busy sixth periods. First Row: SPENCER. CHASE. BAGLEY. WILSON. EYER, MOODY. Socond Row: DELLETT, TROWBRIDGE. DUNBAR. POWEL. MORELL. Third Row: KUDLICK. MONTGOMERY. McGLUE. JARNAGIN. CARLSON. EHRMAN. MANN. TYPING CLUB We hit-or-miss typists can only sit marveling at the careless rat- a-tat-tat of the members of the Typing Club and their efficient results. They are students whose regular schedules provide no room for typing. First Row: MOLLAUN. YAUKEY. STRATTON. TITCOMB. RENSHAW, COLON. Socond Row: B. CURRIN, HOPPEL. J. CURRIN. PUGH. THOMPSON. CURTISS KUPPER. CAMERON. Third Row: PETERS. COOPER. O'HAIR. TRESS. LACKEY. MRS. HATFIELD. COMMERCIAL CLUB Please take a letter, Miss Brown, is a request which leaves no member of the Commercial Club at a loss. Future stenog- raphers. secretaries, and execu- tives find valuable training and good company each week in this group. Sootod: BREEDEN. FRANKLIN. BAYNE. BROWN. SMITH. RAYNOR. HASTINGS. REDMILE. ENSIGN. ALLNUTT. JAMES. EMORY. MORRISON. FINK. Standing: POFF. HERMANSON. DeHAVEN. MADDOX. BURSON. BURROWS. LOZUPONE. KITTERMAN. SPRINGIRTH -1 94)- PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Hold it! is the battle cry of our photo-batallion. Its members hook a fiendish delight in catching Bethesdans unaware. The lynch- ing of any of the above students because of that horrible candid- shot of you is prohibited by law. McGREW. MAYFIELD. BERG. OSHAUGHNESSY. VAN WAGNER. HOWES. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE There is always one group of students which is indispensable to the class. We nominate the Senior Executive Committee for that dis- tinction this year. Between plan- ning the social events for the seniors and running class meetings, they had their hands full. CURRAN. LYNCH. KEEBLER. LEBLING. GESSFORD. BENSON. SANFORD. STAMP CLUB President Roosevelt and our stamp club find philately a fasci- nating hobby. Besides the fine collections of stamps they amass, members unearth a wealth of in- formation about the countries they represent. Soatod: ROBERTS. LIKENS. Standing: JOHNSTON. BAIN. BRUSH. CLEAVELAND. QUISLE. SESSIONS. PIERRAT. SANBORN. KIMMEL. SMITH. BROWN. { 95 }► BOY PATROL Thanks to the efforts of the in- dispensable Boy Patrol, the haz- ards of the East-West Highway are safely negotiated twice a day by Bethesdans. Another duty of this group was the raising and lowering of the flag each day: a job capably cared for by John Church and Richard Norling. First Row: NORLING. BLADEN. POOLE. HANNON. CLARK. Second Row: BREEDEN, TUOHEY. SMITH. SMALLING. DENELL INDOOR GAMES CLUB Though their bridge was terrific, and chess remains an unknown quantity to them, members of the Indoor Games Club stated. We had a good time. Will they ever forget how Marvin and James successfully bid seven no-trump? CHASE. MONTGOMERY. McGLUE. DeCOURCY. NEWMAN. TROWBRIDGE. MARTINEZ. THOMAS. SHERMAN. ROWE. CHESS CLUB We have often wondered why our chess enthusiasts didn't, at times, eat their chessmen and play with their sandwiches. They could usually be found deep in a game at lunchtime. ELDRIDGE. ROWE. SANBORN. WILSON. WAITS. -{96 y MOTOR CLUB Many a Model T has had its insides taken out and replaced in better order by this enterprising group of boys. With Stuart Barton as president, they were off to a good start but were forced to disband for lack of cars. TUOHEY, SMALLING. MUSGROVE. CLARK. CHRONAKER. MORRISON. MURPHY. HEAP. RICKEY. SHEPARD. BURGDORF. PYLES. RUSH. GIRL RESERVES Sewing for the Red Cross and calling at the White House are among the activities of as ener- getic a group of girls as can be found within these walls. Neither are hay-rides, dances, and parties neglected. Sootod: ROGERS. SIMPSON. McPherson. Stearns. OSBORN. C. RICE. Standing: BARNETT. STAUFFER. TENNY. L. RICE. POLHAMUS. GRAY. YOUNG. HOVERMALE. MECHANICAL DRAWING CLASS Bethesda's mechanically-minded students have no difficulty in draw- ing intricate drafts with remark- able precision. To the layman, the results of their work are little short of miraculous. Firs Row: MacGOWAN, MONTUORI. MAGEE. VERNON. DAY. SMITH. Second Row: CURRAN. REED. HEDGES. CURRIN. DEETS. Third Row: MOORE. WILKINSON. MURPHY. TERHUNE. ■{97}. ORCHESTRA Our orchestra exemplifies the saying Quality, not quantity. Though comparatively small, its members are hard workers and furnish enjoyable music for our assemblies and other gatherings. SYLVESTER. O BRIEN. POTTER, MURPHY. RING (Concert Master). PRATT. STITES. LOWENTHAL. COMSTOCK. GULICK. BIEN. CARLOCK. STEVENS. YAUKEY. PAGENKOPF. WINCHELL. GLEE CLUB The man that hath no music in his heart has probably never heard our Glee Club perform. It is composed of amateurs but hopes to produce a Lily Pons or two of its own. First Row: CAPELLO. GULICK. ATWELL. BURDICK. RUSSELL, MOSS. SIMMONS. Second Row: STITES. CARPENTER. PORTER. blunt. McAllister. JOHNSON. DOYLE. Third Row: PETTIT. PILGREN. GONGWER. MILNE. ANDERSON. WRIGHT. Fourth Row: I. LILLIE, B. RUSH. ALMY. KARR. SUYDAM. W. LILLIE. C. DAWSON. M. A. DAWSON. D. RUSH. SMITH. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Practice makes perfect is the slogan adapted by the hard work- ers of the A Cappella Choir. Its sixty members practice before and after school to produce the ex- cellent programs they have given us. Director: MRS. SHAW First Row: RING. CAPELLO. CHAPMAN. JONES. SACKS, D. STEVENS. SARTWELL. JENNINGS, FITZGERALD. OLIVER. WRIGHT. TATE. RUBEY. SMITH. Second Row: CAHALL, BURDICK. SUTTON. PILGREN. MUIR. KARR. MOORE. LOWENTHAL. STETSON. MORTON. McAllister, boggs. belt (President). POTTER, LANE, ROUNDS. Third Row: LILLIE. MORTON. ALLGYER. YEOMANS. MATHEWS. PR AH. BORREGARD. MacDONALD. B. STEVENS. DoBINDER. PAGENKOPF. STITES. BETHEA. TENNY. MENEFEE. AINLEY. MACY. MANNEQUIN CLUB Did you know that Bethesda had a charm school? Hedy Lamarr had better look to her laurels when this class graduates, for the future models in the Mannequin Club look as if they were going places! First Row: PALMER. BAGLEY. YOHE. WININGS. KOHOUT. ROGERS. OFFUTT. MAXFIELD. BARNETT (Presidont). BRADLEY. LANE. J. JARNAGIN. ANDERSON. McAllister, green. BOUCHER. STEARNS. GESSFORD. Socond Row: BALDRIDGE. CARRIGAN. GRAY. J. A. JARNAGIN. FOSTER. McPherson. Raymond ELECTRICITY CLUB Dot-dot-dash-dot! That’s what goes on in the Electricity Club, in which the boys learn various codes as well as the fundamentals of electricity. They say they had a good time. We hope it wasn't shocking! Seatod: BROADHURST. MUSGROVE. DUSSOURD. MORNINGSTAR. KIRKPATRICK. VARELA. SMITH. Standing: KNIGHT. PEEBLES. NEWCOMB. HEDGES. HUTTERLY. BARRETT. ELLSWORTH. MAGEE. PEPPER CLUB Fun, frolic, and friendship are the objectives of this group of girls who devote their spare time to school service. Whenever new students come to Bethesda. they can find a helping hand in the Pepper Club. First Row: RING. PETTIT. H. POTTER. POWELL. CLEATON. SHUMATE. Second Row: GUNNELS. CHASE. CHAPMAN. HUGHES (President). MIZELL. MORELL. J. POTTER. Third Row: MISS AIKEN. BARNETT. CAHALL. ALLGYER. McALLISTER. ROUNDS. ADAMS. -f m COOKING CLASS Light, savory biscuits are only a matter of minutes to these mas- ters of culinary accomplishments. The mere mention of some of their luscious concoctions leaves us faint with hunger. STAUFFER, TROTH. QUINN. WARTHEN. ANDREWS. PARKER. FREEMAN. NEWHALL. HINES. TURNER. KILEY. PHILLIPS. SEWING CLASS Want a new jumper? evening dress? skirt? Given a few yards of material and a sewing machine, members of the sewing classes can whip one up for themselves in no time. Incidentally, many a choice bit of gossip is exchanged between stitches! Seatod at Confer Table: GESSFORD. SNYDER. SUTTON. KOHOUT. Second Row: MILLER. REDMILE. GUNNELS. TURNER. LIKENS. FRESCH. LANE. MALONEY. SCHENKEL. IOth GRADE BIOLOGY CLASS These students are being initi- ated into the intricacies of plant and animal life. They have feasted their eyes on tape worms and gall stones galore (and lunch next period!). -I loo y ADVANCED BIOLOGY CLASS The innards of various ani- mals are no mystery to the mem- bers of the Advanced Biology Class. Armed with dissecting tools and microscopes, they satis- fied their curiosity upon such vital points as the exact location of the frog’s liver (or does the frog have a liver?). CARLOCK. BENSON. McGREW. ROHRS. TROTH. TILLEY. Hl-Y CLUB If you see some youths talcing down assembly chairs, it will be the Hi-Y Club of Bethesda. It is a club for service, as well as social projects. On the social side, mem- bers enjoy hay-rides, bowling par- ties, and basketball games. Soated: COLLINS. BREG. GRAHAM. PUSEY (Prosident). NORTON. NEWMAN. Standing: SMITH. ROBERTS. FALLOWFIELD. BORREGARD. MR. HAYES. MAYFIELD. DICKINSON. KNISKERN, SIDDONS. ENGLISH TUTORING CLUBS The students in the picture of the public library on page 7 were members of three clubs: the Library. Remedial Read- ing, and Latin-English Grammar Clubs. When photographed they were perusing everything from Arnold's Essays to The Motor-Boat Girls at Crystal Bay. PUBLIC LIBRARY PICTURE BAYNE. EDWARDS. PYLE. BOLTON. MORAN. MURPHY. SMITH. LOWE. APPLEMAN. SOU I RES. ALLNUTT. YOAKUM. PARR. LEIGH. R. DAVIS. BALDWIN. M. DAVIS. SIMONS. CARPENTER. SMITH. DONOVAN. IMIRIE. -{101}- Most Popular Boy BOB LEBLINS Most Popular Girl IRENE TILLEY Runner-Up DUKE HASHAGEN Best Looking Boy TED TAYLOR Runner-Up WALTER SWIFT Best Dressed Girl MARGERY GESSFORD Runner-Up IRENE TILLEY Nicest Boy DUKE HASHAGEN Runner-Up BOB LYNCH Biggest Boy Heartbreaker CARROL CURRAN Runner-Up FREDDIE COSTA Most Talkative Person NANCY ROBINSON Runner-Up BILL LAKE Runner-Up NANCY ROBINSON Best Looking Girl ANN CARRIGAN Runner-Up CAROLYN HILL Best Dressed Boy ELTON McCLURE Runner-Up BOB LEBLING Nicest Girl IRENE TILLEY Runner-Up RUTH SCHENKEL Biggest Girl Heartbreaker LENORE THROCKMORTON Runner-Up BARBARA BALDRIDGE Curliest Haired Person BUDDY MONTEE Runner-Up BOB BOSWELL Most Argumentative Person TILDEN SPRAGUE Runner-Up FARIS MIRAGE Boy Done Most for School BOB LEBLING Runner-Up BILL LAKE Girl With Most Personality CONNIE SMITH Runner-Up NANCY ROBINSON Most Sophisticated Boy TED TAYLOR Runner-Up JAMES MANN Funniest Girl PAT TOMLINSON Runner-Up BETTY PARKER Best Boy Scholar JOHN WAITS Runner-Up BOB LEBLING Laziest Person AL GAIST Runner-Up JAY FITZGERALD Girl Done Most for School IRENE TILLEY Runner-Up MARY RING Boy With Most Personality BOB BARTON Runner-Up DUKE HASHAGEN Most Sophisticated Girl ANN CARRIGAN Runner-Up BARBARA BALDRIDGE Funniest Boy JACK MacLEOD Runner-Up BOB KEENE Best Girl Scholar SUE SNYDER Runner-Up MARY RING vjsjfyif BASEBALL TEAM The team played a schedule of inter-county games. Though they were no match for the Cincinnati Reds. they had a lot of fun out of playing. BASEBALL SCHEDULE—1941 April 25 Gaithersburg at Gaithersburg 29 Rockville at Rockville May 2 Blair at Four Corners 6 Landon at Landon 7 Devitt at Garrett Park 13 Rockville at Garrett Park 16 Landon at Landon 21 Blair at Silver Spring 23 Georgetown Preparatory at Georgetown Prep BASEBALL TEAM First Row: DAY. EATON. MacLEOD. STEVENS. TOMS. Second Row: POOLE (Manager). SHOEMAKER. WILLIAMS. KEENE. HASHAGEN. MIRAGE. CREMINS. { 106 }■ BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: LAKE (Manager). HASHAGEN. KEENE. GAIST. McCLURE. POERSTEL. CREMINS. HERON (Assistant Manager). Second Row: ROGERS. COLLINS. RICE. EHRMAN, MIRAGE. LYNCH, LEBLING. VARSITY BASKETBALL You should have seen the '41 Barons, son. There was a team! We predict that in 2000 A.D. this year's team will still be the talk of Bethesdans. No less than twenty victories out of twenty-seven games were piled up to the credit of the '41 team and invitations to the Star and Duke-Durham tournaments crowned their achievements. B. C. C. OPP. B. C. C. OPP. 32 Hyattsville 31 24 St. John's 20 24 Roosevelt 21 36 Calvin Coolidge 19 33 Central 24 35 Montgomery Blair 21 18 Eastern 26 14 Landon Prep 16 31 Alumni 27 46 Georgetown Prep 36 37 Anacostia 29 27 Rockville 17 26 Washington Lee 27 29 Calvin Coolidge 33 19 Maryland Frosh 38 29 Washington Lee 24 36 Fairfax 19 33 Montgomery Blair 20 38 Georgetown Prep 33 32 Gaithersburg 18 26 Tech 25 21 Landon Prep 9 26 St. John's 20 49 Sherwood 13 STAR TOURNAMENT AT TECH Bethesda 37 Coolidge 34 Bethesda 27 Roosevelt 45 DUKE-DURHAM TOURNAMENT Bethesda 28 Lafayette 34 B. C. C. TOTALS 737 Points. OPPONENTS' TOTALS 590 Points -{107}- GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM The '41 girls' basketball team provided fun and recreation for its players and further opportunity for Bethesda rooters to develop laryngitis from energetic cheering. GARVIN. MILNE. OSTMANN. TRIGGER. SMALL. MIRAGE. CARLOCK. BOTELER. PING PONG CLUB Five-love! Not an affection- ate expression, but a member of the Ping Pong Club announcing the score. Some hotly-contested matches provided fun and excite- ment as well as exercise for mem- bers of this club. EATON. SHRADER. FESSENDEN. QUEEN. RYAN FISHER. DONOGHUE. GATHCELL. FALLOWFIELD, LACHENBRUCH. GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM The big-stick girls are the fairest group of Amazons for miles around. No wonder hockey is considered the best and most popular of girls' sports at Be- thesda. First Row: OSTMANN. SARTWELL. BOTELER. MILNE. CARLOCK. Second Row: RING. BAERNSTEIN. PHILIPS. FOSTER. SHRADER. KARR. TROWBRIDGE. DEFANDORF. CLEATON. 108 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Whatta team! whatta team!” This particular squad will be re- membered as a flash through the annals of B.-C. C. life. If the Jay Vees' performances this year are any indication, next year’s Barons will be better than ever. First Row: STEVENS. SHERLINE. KIRBY. BERRY. APPLEBY. Socond Row: HERON (Manager). BREWER. LATIMER. WILLIAMS. RICHARDSON. EATON. HEDGES (Assistant Manager). CHEERLEADING “Rickety, Rickety, Rackety Crown, who can put Bethesda down? No team could lose with the inspiration and spirit of these girls behind it. If you doubt it, just watch them during one of the basketball games. CARRIGAN. TROWBRIDGE. LAUGHLIN. HUGHES. THROCKMORTON. MAUCK. SMITH. GOLF TEAM Fore! Here come those pros- pective Bobby Joneses with ex- cellent form and better scores. The 41 golf team won laurels for their performances on tee. fair- way, and green alike. MRSTIK. McCLURE. SULLIVAN. POERSTEL. A. WILLETT. C. WILLETT. SARTWELL. 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