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

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Guidance JOAN WINDSOR RAY ZIMMERMAN DOROTHY YOUNG Cut finger? Difficult schedule? Whatever your ailment, the Guidance Department in VB”' building has a remedy. Always on the lookout for the student's well- being. this department has proved itself an in- dispensable part of B-CC. Besides acting as trouble shooters,” Mrs. Windsor. Miss Young, and Mr. Zimmerman are engaged in long range programs to keep B-CC mentally and physically fit. Mrs. Windsor supervises medical and dental check-ups. keeps medical records of all students, and uses this information for our welfare. Assisting students in planning their high school careers to fit their individual needs is the tre- mendous task of Miss Young and Mr. Zimmerman. Nerve center of B-CC. the main office is kept busy with the hundreds of details that arise during a school day. Telephones buzz noisily, mimeograph and ditto machines clatter busily, student helpers work industriously as Mrs. Leimbach. Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Graff keep track of attendance, mail, transcripts, grades, and the numerous other data that accumulate in a high school like B-CC. Do you have a question? Ask in the office. The answer may be deep in the files or in the bulletin that has just been completed. 9

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-‘Who knows what goes on around here?” blustered the boy who was reporting to B-CC for the first time. Good question. Son.” answered friendly William G. Pyles, principal of all that is around here. What's troubling you?” As naturally as that, administration, faculty, service personnel, and students work together to create the atmosphere in which our school operates efficiently and effectively. Principal WILLIAM C. PYLES September. 1949. was a beginning for William G. Pyles as principal and for us as sophomores at B-CC. Together we review three successful years. Together we face the future. Although our future takes us away from our school, his future will mean the continued well-being of B-CC. LEONARD T. OASS. B.S.. M. Ed. Vice Principal—Administration GENEVIEVE S. BLEW. BA. M.A. Vice Principal—Supervision 8

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Housekeeping GERTRUDE BOUVET “Hey, what's the hurry? The cry is heard whether you are in the cafeteria in line for lunch, or in the hallway pushing to class. There's never any answer to that cry. nor is there any complaint from the busy workers who keep our second home neat and clean and warm. First to arrive and last to leave, Mr. Nichols, with the aid of his staff, keeps a watchful eye on the condition of the buildings and grounds. Mrs. Bouvet and her kitchen staff feed the hungry horde? who appear in a constant stream from 12 o'clock to 1:30. Unobtrusively the satisfying atmosphere of B-CC is maintained by these staffs. WILLIAM NICHOLS T ransportation Typical of Bethesda-Chevy Chase Senior High School bus drivers are Mr. Ezra Carter and Mr. A. N. Miller shown chatting as they wait for the dismissal bell. 10