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

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Sieve Rosenblatt and Fred Flax get additional help on a tricky problem from Mr. Cuidara. Theories, Trapezoids, Or Trigonometry Difficult homework problems arc put on the board to be explained by Mrs. Washington. Mathematics is our second language. It is the one used in science, industry, business, and even in the home. Math courses at B-CC help prepare students for all these fields. We soon learn that chemistry and physics arc dependent upon mathematics. There is a Business Math course to give students the background to go into the business world. Consumer Math helps future housewives understand the problems they will meet in running a home. For the math enthusiasts B-CC offers trigonometry and calculus, the fifth year course included in the SMSG program. 22

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Brian Derry, Yona Victor, and Dale Heiges, chemistry lab as- sistants. set up an experiment under the supervision of Mr. John Nelson. Scientists Need Principles, Practice 21

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Mathematics Stumps And Stimulates Careful attention and concentration is essential when Mrs. Tubbs ex- plains a new principle. MR. CHARLES F. BAISH—Geometry; Trigonometry; Solid Geometry. MR. WILLIAM BRADFORD—Geometry; Wheel Club. MR. ROBERT BRODIE. JR. Algebra 2; Geometry; Mathematics Club; Mathematics Chairman. MR. W. SCOTT BURKHOLDER—Geometry; Audio-Visual Club. MR. NICHOLAS GUIDARA—Algebra 2; Integrated Algebra and Trigonometry; Rifle Club. MRS. PATRICIA H. TUBBS—Algebra 2; Debate Club. MRS. RUBY E. WASHINGTON Algebra 1; Consumer Arithmetic; SGA Welfare Committee. MR. DONALD A. WILLIAMSON—SMSG Geometry; Bridge Club. MR. JOHN M. WOOLFORl) Analytic Geometry and Calculus; Contemporary Algebra and Trigonometry; Photography- Club; Tennis Team. 23