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

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Physical Education Two gymnasiums, MOO students, seven in- structors, and an hour a day in the gym for everyone. That’s our story. It includes frantic searching for a lost gym shoe, alarmed viewing of the shower system, and some serious phys- ical exercise. Varsity groups meet the seventh hour; girls participate in an intramural program. Rang- ing from badminton to football, first-aid to square dancing, the noisy activity and locker room atmosphere result in the best grades on our report cards. ALFRED A. SADUSKY. B.A.. M.A. - Chairman; Football . . . THOMAS DAY, B.S. - Baseball . . . ROBERT J- FINNEGAN. B.S. - Basketball. DOROTHY QL'AYLE. B.S.. M.A. — Chairman: Intramural ; G.A.A. . . . AUDREY FITZGERALD, B.S. — Tri-Hi-Y . . . VIVIAN WARNER. B.S. — Kauai; Intramurals. Mr. Kline asks Mr. Judkins a question about the basketball re- cord. Mr. Judkins joined the coaching staff in September; Mr. Kline replaced Mr. Finnegan in February. 15 Asay, Brown. Buck, and Mopes line up for Miss Fitzgerald's roll call. With three classes in the gym at once, roll call is frequently the only quiet time during the hour.

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Public telephones arc in use from eight a.m. till four p.m. Proper telephone technique i reviewed in the Social Practice Class. Commercial Gambatese checks the cash deposits, for hanking at BCC involves many accounts. Did you hear? If you can type forty-five words a minute, you can get a job downtown this summer. As the news spreads, practically every typing student checks his speed. Short- hand. bookkeeping, and the other courses so useful in the business world are added to by visiting speakers, demonstrations of the latest tabulating machines, and keeping records of the finances of school clubs. Bahnicr and Beman strive for perfect copy. Any craving meant the assign men t must be done over! JEAN RAVIN. B.B.A.. M.A. - Chairman . . . MARGARET M. COOKE. B-S. - Sophomore Adviser; Picture Fees . . . LORRAINE H. HATFIELD. B.S. - School Treasurer; Pine Tree Subscriptions . . . JEAN MARIE MALONEY. BJS. — Senior Statistics; Secretary. M.C.E.A. . . . LLLIAN G. MOORE. B.A., M.A. — Senior Class Adviser. 14

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ALBERT W. BENDER. BS. - Chairman; Art Metal . . . ARNOLD (.RODDY. B„S.. M.Ed. - Jewelry Shop . . . ELMER G. MUTH. B.S.. M.A. - Mechanical Drawing . . . JOSEPH SAGNERI, BS. — Wood Shop; Stage Grew . . . GEORGE SLATE. BS. - Mechanical Drawing: Representative Assembly. Schulz and Wallis and Mrs. North review the parts of a sewing machine before using it. The chips fly as Inman creates his own design. ETHEL ROW ALT. B.S. — Chairman; Home Arts. Electives Practically no homework, fun, and useful — that’s an elective. The Industrial Arts, Home Arts, Driver Training, and Art classes are listed as electives. We learn to bake a cake, repair an electric light socket, drive the car, or paint a picture and to relax a bit as we do. Called the practical arts because we can so easily see an immediate use for what we learn in class, these subjects cause less griping than any of the oth- ers.