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

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School itore personnel terve before ond offer school ond during both lunch periods. Statuie ATT AIN E D Thermostats grabbed their share of our attention when they began a haphazard method of operating in the Science Building. Hot house plants would have been happier than we or the County Engineers were. The final word was that they couldn't be fixed; they were to be replaced during the summer. The Science Building was not our favorite spot. Dramatic Club, Dramatics Class, and the Thespians presented The Mon Who Came to Dinner, planned a production of Twelfth Night, and rehearsed She Stoops to Conquer for an assembly. Their late rehearsals day after day rivalled the practices of the basket- ball team. The practices brought us a cham- pionship team and took us into the Maryland State Championship play-offs where we beat Wicomico but lost to Alleghany High. It was Alleghany's eleventh championship in twelve appearances in the finals. Keeping an eagle eye on the Bi-County Champions—our own Barons—didn’t deter us from our lesser basketball activities. The Honor Society challenged the Faculty to a basketball game and won by one point. Borboro Hepfinger wot forced fo withdraw from ichool in October because of polio. After her recovery the wot able to receive home tludy and Ihut groduote with her clott. 19

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Seniori tubililule for leochert on Sanior Doyt. Chorie» Duvoll, who plonned the program ond o ted at Mr. Zimmerman, discutiet a problem lichord Phillip» hot presented. Teacher David Blockwelder check» o pronunciation before facing o clast. Once is enough! I’ll never teach. Do you realize how much a teacher can see? I gave a test and those kids didn't make a move that I didn't see. I've made up my mind. I'm going to become a mathematics teacher. These represent the varied reac- tions to one of the most ambitious programs that the seniors undertake during the year. Organized for two days, this program pro- vides an opportunity for seniors to act as teachers and present the lessons. The chief result is that we realize the many phases of running a senior high school for 1600 stu- dents. It's a responsibility we're glad to share, but we’re equally glad that ours is not the whole responsibility. 18 Mr. Bender moke» tuggetlion» lo lewit Bemon for the final louche» on hi» fray.

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QUIll ANO SCROLL: Firtt Row: Bowie, Hontinger, Williams, Brown, Jenkins. Second Row: Snyder, Atay, Schoonover. Orndorff, Snell. Third Row: Schmiller. Jockson, Bemon. Havk, Herrell, Terret, Maury. We turned our thoughts to the Student Government Welfare Drive. The In-school Publicity Committee roused our curiosity by advertising a 4 in 1. Staged over a four day period, the drive resulted in a contribution of approximately one hundred dollars to each of the following: Crusade for Freedom, Red Cross, CARE, and Tuberculosis. The Journalism Class made its annual jaunt to New York for the Convention of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Members of the publications' staffs sent dele- gates to the Maryland State Press Conven- tion in Annapolis. The Y Clubs sponsored the Club Baron. This dance featured a floor show, included our parents as participants, and helped fi- nance the publication of the Blue and Gold Handbook for students new to the school. Then the SGA presented the Extravaganza on two consecutive evenings. Gloria Gearhart ond Bob Hill »' vertion of the Chorlciton don for the Dane F tfival Asiembly was »o populor Ihot the number wot repeated for the Club Boron Floor Show. 20 The Squore Dance ho» become to firmly ettoblithed If'» herd to realize that it wo» revived only o few yeort bock.