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

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The Junior Choir gave its Christmas concert in an assembly. Displaying Dur Talent Skillfully Every day strains of melody float through the corri- dors of B-CC as young musicians practice. For their pleasure as well as for others’ enjoyment, busy Bethesdans practice long hours to obtain perfection, whether the media is singing, instrument playing, or drawing. We arc always sure to be proud of our band, orchestra, or choir when they appear on radio programs, in parades, concerts, and assemblies. Our industrious art students always produce out- standing works for contests, publications, and for class. Luke V. Dolezal, B. A., M. Ed.—Varsity Admissions . . . Esau Motovich, B. S , M A.—Stage Setting and Design, Chips and Pine Tree Art . . . Bernadette Sheehan, B. A., M. A.—Chairman; Art Club. Faye F. Shaw, B. S., M. A.—Chairman; Choir, Madrigals . . . Chester Pctranck, B. S., M. A.— Band and Orchestra. Art classes give everyone an opportunity to develop his talent and follow his chief interests. 23

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Margaret M. Cooke, B. S.—Sophomore Adviser, Picture Fees, Activities Admissions . . . Lillian G. Moore, B. A., M. A—Senior Class Adviser. Planning to be a nutritional expert? a dress-maker? a housewife? In home arts classes we leam good house- keeping, sewing, and the tricky art of cooking. In these classes we can sec the results of our work. Fashion shows, teas, and bake sales display our efforts. Edward Snyder checks his copy, while Barbara Mauzy, William Talcntino, and Bruce Kessler work for speed and accuracy. A. Cummings, B. S.—Activities Admis- . .'Lorjttine H. Hatfield, B. S.—School School ifihnk. Jean M. Maloney, B. S—Faculty Recorder, M. C E. A. . . . Jean Ravin B. B. A., M. A. —Chairman; Activities Admissions. In preparation for the business world, we learn to keep our “ryes on copy, feet on floor.” Bookkeeping and office practice teach us good secretarial methods and habits. Shorthand becomes useful in classroom note- taking. These arc practical classes with a progressive outlook. Miss Schindel helps Dolores Sanders complete her black velvet dress. 22

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Mr. h. registrar, Mrs. Graff. secretary: and Mr. Smith. guidance secretary. arc respon- sible for our records and all the official corre- spondence of the school. Mr . Willingham, school nunc, docs a vision test. Health records are kept for all students. Mr. William Nichols Chief of Custodial Services Service Rendered While telephones buzz noisily, mimeograph and ditto machines clatter busily, and student helpers work in- dustriously, Mrs. Lcimbach, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Graff help us find the answers to our questions. They keep track of attendance, mail, transcripts, grades, and the numerous other data that accumulate and arc so neces- sary in a high school like B-CC. The nurse is also important to the life at a school. Mrs. Willingham supervises medical and dental check- ups, keeps medical records of each of us, and is always ready to find a remedy for our scratches and ailments. Mr. Nichols, with the aid of his staff, maintains the appearance of the buildings and grounds of which we arc so proud. 24