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

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 Shop Courses Require Skill, Caution 'flic use of the planer by Richard Sterling and David Norcross is supervised by Mr. Miller. Tables, bracelets, lamps, and trays are projects of the shop classes. The student in wood or metal shop can imitate a style or create one of his own. The finished projects vary in size from those that can he carried in the pocket to those which require a truck for transportation. In addition to learning the use of modern equipment, the shop student learns how to use tools and the importance of safety. Mr. Render and Charles Reaver use a vise in metal shop. MR. ALBERT W. BENDER—Metal Shop 1.2; Industrial Arts Chairman. MR. JAMES K. HEINS-Craphic Arts 1.2. MR. KEITH I. MILLER- Woodworking 1.2; Stage Crew; JV Football. MR. E. J. PRIOVOLOS—Pre-Engineering Drawing; Mechanical Drawing; Architectural Drawing 1. MR. DONALD WILD-Mcchanical Drawing 1. 27

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MISS MARGARET M. COOKE Shorthand 1,2; Typing 1.2; Senior Claw. MISS HELEN CUMMINGS—Typing 1.2. MR. FLORIS DAVISSON Bookkeeping: School Bank. MRS. J. LOUISE DZIERZO.V -Business Arithmetic; Elementary Business Training: Typing 1; Jr. Civinettes; School Store. MRS. JEAN RAVIN Senior Shorthand; Typing 2; Secretarial Practice; Commercial Chairman. Business Skills For Now And Future Joyce Fujii anil Linda StcfTen concentrate on the correct form for business letters in typing class. Such subjects as commercial law. general business, and bookkeeping prepare a student for a business career after graduation. Shorthand, typing, and secretarial training en- able a student to secure a stenographic position. Typing, a skill needed by almost everyone at some time, may be an elective. College bound students anticipate typing reports and term papers perfectly as well as taking notes competently aided by a knowledge of shorthand. Daily dictation helps Miss Cooke's shorthand students, such as Jan Desmond, become proficient. 26

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Before class several members of (he band tune up. Arts Teach Expression, Appreciation Fine Arts courses give students the chance to use creative talents in producing artistic masterpieces. We study art history from the paintings in the Lascaux caverns to the drips and splashes of Jackson Pollack. Home Arts teaches girls the essentials of running a home. Music students are offered a wide variety of courses. The polished performances by the orchestra, band, and chorus at annual assemblies and concerts are impressive. These courses are good evidence that B-CC is interested in producing well-rounded individuals. Art students experiment with different media in Miss Sheehan’s class. MR. BERT L. DAMRON—Band; Orchestra; Instrumental Classes; Modern Music Masters. MRS. ETHEL R. R0- WALT—Home Arts 1.2.3; Future Homemakers of America. MRS. FAYE FINLEY SHAW—Chorus; A Cappclla Choir; Honor Choir; Music Literature; International Music Club; Music Chairman. MISS LINDA SMITHEY- Chorus; Har- mony; Music Literature; Future Teachers of America; Modern Music Masters. jL -ZZc't - C r - A t