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

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Kupka Moiu.br Moorr Nutter Sheehan Sullivan Wight Williams Womac Hendricks are Miss Aiken, Mrs. Darby, and Mrs. Beebe, who also directs public speaking. Mrs. Crocker and Mr. Kupka strive for optimal student health through Physi- cal Education; Miss Moore strives for personal and business efficiency. Mrs. Womac. Mr. Frisbie. Miss Sheehan. Mr. Bender and Mrs. Black ably direct activities in the home arts, music, art and library, shop, and special education fields respectively. The fullest realization of proper interpretations and emphasis is made possible through the aid of Mr. Pyle, principal. Miss Hendricks, his secretary, and Mrs. Wight, counselor. 15 ., 1

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Aiken Cooney V J ■ V Black Frisbie Boyer Goodwin Bender Darby Beebe Crocker The faculty of B. C. C. H. S. endeavours to apply the county’s educa- tional philosophy in all its implications. This entails interpretations and emphasis in the academic, general, vocational, and commercial fields, rather than the addition of new or unusual courses. In English, these interpretations are made by Mrs. Mohler. Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Kupka. and Mrs. Black. Miss Boyer. Miss Rebert and Mr. Williams enrich the science field. Mathematics is made alive by Mrs. Wight. Mr. Cooney and Miss Goodwin; the latter also ably assisting Mrs. Nutter in the social science fields. In the language department

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Our school is peculiarly situated amidst re- minders of pioneer days. The National Old Trails Road, which was the principal highway toward St. Louis and the new West, is marked by this statue of the Madonna of the Trail. She represents the frontier women with their vision of a world to be and their God-given energy which surmounted all barriers. She sug- gests to us the toil and hardship borne by trail blazers everywhere and the necessity of endur- ing the present for the sake of the future.