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

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Library—College Bureau Whether your problem concerns physics, cook- ing. or the population of Sardinia, solve it in our library. Mrs. Snider keeps track of B-CC's 5000 books, ranging in size from a pamphlet on civilian defense to Webster's substantial un- abridged dictionary. Each day. students crowd into this storehouse of information in their search for increased knowledge. From a corner of Mrs. Mohler's English class- room to a room of its own. the College Bureau has expanded . All students are encouraged to come in and shop among the variety of cata- logs. Helpful answers arc found for every student question or problem by Mrs. Mohler whose sincere interest and wide knowledge are appreciated by all. ELIZABETH Z. SNIDER. B. A.. L. S. MARY B. MOHLER. B. A.. M. A. P. T. A. Contributing to the success of our school is the ever available P. T. A. and the executive committee: Firu row: Mr. Philip Schaefer. Mrs. Jean Ravin. Mrs. Earle Bates. Mrs. Regi- nald Pledger, and Mrs. Forrest Blew. Second row: Mrs. Victor Beach. Dr. Harold Dorn. Mrs. Thomas Godfrey. Mrs. John McMeel. and Mr. William Pyles. Third row: Mr. S. A. Towne. Mr. Joseph C. Gardner. Miss Dorothy O. Young. Mr. Leonard Oass. and Mr. Thomas Conlon. 11

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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

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THE FACULTY Friend, counselor, director, faculty member. How do you describe your teacher? For us. the task is most difficult, for just the right words never say exactly what we mean. Day in and day out, together, we try to become a little better. We rise to the tops: we sink to the depths: we're pleased with the final result. How can we express deep sincere appreciation? LHONOR A AIKEN B. A.. M. A. French. Latin: French Club Ad- viser. National Honor Society Co- adviser. BENJAMIN W. ALLNUTT B. A. English. Journalism: Tattler Ad- viser. ALBERT W. BENDER B. S. Mechanical Drawing. Metal Shop. FLORENCE M. BLACK B. A.. M. A. Public Speaking: Assembly Com- mittee. Radio Club Adviser. 12 EDMUND T. BURKE B. s. Chemistry. Physics. Advanced Sci- ence: Electronics Club Adviser. Science Club Adviser. JO ANN CAMPBELL B. S. Chemistry: Cheering Squad Ad- viser. MARGARET M CASEY B. A.. M. A. English: Chips Adviser. National Honor Society Co-adviser. MILDRED CLEMENT B. s.. M. A. Economic Geography. World His- tory: Student Court Adviser. THOMAS CONLON B. $.. M. A. English. Diversified Occupations: Photography Club Adviser. ARNOLD J. CRODDY B. $.. M. ED. Jewelry Shop. NORMA C. DAY B. S. Home Arts: Sophomore Class Ad- viser. THOMAS DAY B. S. Physical Education: B Club Ad- viser. Baseball Coach.