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

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Mrs. Wetzel and Miss Owens diseuss a new procedure to increase the use of overnight hooks. A Quiet Place To Read And Study At B-CC the library is used in many ways. There we study in the morning, do research during lunch, and check out novels in the afternoon. We hold club meetings or tutoring sessions in the conference rooms. When we begin our term papers, the library becomes a second home. The Linda Halm and Harlenc Arnold learn skills by working in the library first period every day. history shelves are suddenly very popular. Kqually in de- mand are the many up-to-date science references that help us with experiments and projects. We user our library often, knowing that with the help of the librarians we will always find what we need. Mr . Whitobread show Ron Schneider how to use the card catalogue. 31

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Driver Education students concentrate on the road ahead in the Driver The hoys’ gym class heads up the hill after running around the track. Trainer Cars which simulate actual traffic conditions. Boys Play Hard, Gain Sportsmanship Known for the variety of sports in its program, the boys’ physical education department introduced a three- week course in square dancing this year. Football, basket- ball, track, and the other sports are not eliminated from the all-inclusive program, however. The small staff does limit competition to varsity and junior varsity teams. MR. HARRY BOTSFORD—Physical Education. MR. JAMES M. DAVIS—Physical Education; Cross Countrv; Track. MR. ROBERT M. FOSTER -Physical Education; Varsity Basketball. MR. I.EROY C. JONES-Physical Education; Varsity Football. 30 Two other programs include the Diversified Education class, in which students attend school in the morning and work for community employers in the afternoon, and Driver Education, now in its eleventh year at B-CC. This course includes everything from the mechanics of an en- gine to the physiological make-up of a driver. MR. WILLIAM S. BURKE-Drivcr Education; JV Foot- ball; JV Baseball. MR. EUGENE I). CARNEY—Driver Education; JV Basketball. MR. WILLIAM L. COULSON-Job Skills; Crescent Club. MR. WILLIAM B. N1CKEY—Driver Education.

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With all the problem» he encounters in running a six-building plant. Mr. Howard can still manage to smile. Mrs. Patterson displays the variety of salads available to hungry, but weight-conscious, students. Supporting Services Play A Vital Role Quite important in keeping the school running smoothly are the services of the nurse, the dietitian, the custodian, and the workers that assist them. Mr. Howard, head custodian, keeps the school clean and waxed. Mrs. Patterson plans nourishing hot and cold lunches which sell for thirty-five cents. The nurse maintains a health room for students who become ill at school. She keeps health forms and arranges for vision and hearing tests. The men and women who drive our twenty-one school buses also deserve recognition. Mr». Conover show» the nurse’» aide» ihe procedures of keeping record» in the office. Mrs. Mary France» King, nurse1. 32