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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1940 volume:

BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME IX JL m To those who taught us honor, faith, courage, love; who sympathized with our struggles, encouraged our efforts, hailed our victories; whose kindness and generosity made possible these colorful school days— OUR PARENTS On these pages are recorded our last acts as the children of today, for with our graduation we become the men and women who are the world of tomorrow. We enter the future with an open mind, ready to receive the wisdom of our predecessors, fully realizing that we may learn through the mistakes they have made. The world is ours to be molded with our hands and the destiny of others will be our responsibility. Ours is a trust and a promise— We thank you, Parents, for lending us your growing child. All the years of love and care and training which you have given him have stood him in good stead in his work and in play. We send him home to you, we hope a little stronger, a little taller, a little freer, a little nearer his goal. Adopted from The Spirit of the Moster Teacher' LEONORA AIKEN. A.B.. A.M. French, Latin Red Cross, Honor Society. Costume Designing, Permanent Records Whatever I havo dono is due to patient thought. FLORENCE MASSEY BLACK. A.B.. A.M. English, Speech Assemblies. Spring Play Men aro polished through act and speech. Eoch by each. R. VICTOR COONEY. B.S. Mathematics Ping Pong Club, Faculty Advisor of Athletics I do not think that he wos afraid of anything—oxcopt of finding himself in a majority. RAYMOND DUGAN. B.S. U. S. History, Problems of Democracy Student Council. Jamboree Club A laugh a day keeps the doctor away. REBECCA FIELDS. A.B. English, Latin Literature Club, Permanent Records To gain the whole world is to lose, if the price is personal integrity. EDNA GOODWIN. A.B.. B.D. Geometry, Algebra Debate Club. Honor Society No pleasure is comparable to standing on the vantage ground of truth. ALBERT W. BENDER. B.S. Art Metal, Mechanical Drawing, Architectural Drawing, Sheet Metal Shop Club. Senior Class Advisor Thoro is a limit at which forobearanco ceases to be a virtue. SUSAN BOYER. A.B. Biology Science Club. Consumer Education Come forth into the light of things. Let Nature be your teacher. ANGELA DARBY. A.B.. LL.B. Latin jj) 1 Boputa teo3 8ing Club, r elfth frogram Advisor And the grandeur that was Romo. FREDERICK H. EVANS. B.S.. M.S., M.A. Chemistry, Physics Chess and Checkers. Laboratory Club Attempt the end and never stand the doubt: Nothing’s so hard but search will find it out. KENNETH W. FRISBIE. A.B. U. S. History, Music Stamp Club. Orchestra. Boys' Glee Club Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast. KATHERINE B. GREANEY. A.B.. A.M. U. S. History, English Pine Tree Advisor The hail falls pitter-pat And fiercely rattles down upon The brave old pine tree's hot. LORRAINE H. HATFIELD. B.S. Typing, Commercial Arithmetic, Bookkeeping Typing Club Good sonso. which only is the gift of Heevon, And though no science, fairly worth the seven.” M. CHRISTINE HURLEY School Secretary How doth the little busy bee Improve each shining hour. ARRIA GRIFFITH McGINNISS. A.B. Librarian, English Study Hall. Reading There is no frigate like a book To take us lands away. MARY B. MOHLER. A.B. English College Counselor. Scholarship Committee. Alumni Sponsor Tenth Grade Program Advisor Be not the first by whom the new are tried. Nor yet the last to lay the old aside. KENNETH PETRIE. A.B., M.A.. LL.B. Sociology, Economics, U. S. History, General Mathematics Safety Club. School Patrol. Study Hall, Auto Maintenance It is true that liberty is precious—so precious that it must be rationed. FRANCES E. RUMSEY. A.B. World History, Typing Commercial Club I had a pleasant time with my mind for it was happy. EDWARD E. HAYES. B.S.. M.S. Woodworking Sophomore Class Advisor. Radio Club Discretion is the perfection of reason. MARGARET LUMPKIN Assistant Secretary Born with a gift of laughter. CORA DODSON SASSCER. A.B. English Remedial Reading, Research How good is man's life, the mere living! I Mirth and cheerfulness are but the due reward of innoconce of life. the common mind: uu i os the twig is bent the treo’s in- SUSANNA S. ROOT. A.B. German, French Senior Class Advisor. Photography Club Whene'or I hear French spoken as I approve. I find myself quietly falling in love. BELLE McGINNISS. B.S. Biology, Home Economics Pine Tree Subscription. Bachelors' Club BERNADETTE SHEEHAN. A.B. Art Art Staff of Pine Tree. Art Club. Junior Class Advisor The boy does not make the drawing; the drawing makes the boy. CLARA MAE TARBETT. B.S. Biology, Music Recreational Leadership Club. Girls' Glee Club How to the singer comes the song? How to the summer fields come flowers? LULA TRUNDLE. B.A. English Girl Reserves. Square Dance Club Now tread we o measure. CATHERINE E. WAYBRIGHT. A.B. French, English Handicraft, Sophomore Class Advisor As beautiful as a woman's blush—and evanescent, too. LORIS E. WILLIAMS. B.S.. M.S. Chemistry, Geometry Baseball Team. Boys’ Intra-Murals And ell I ask is a tall ship. DOROTHY O. YOUNG. A.B. Counselor Activity Council Is this my guide, philosopher, and friend? DORIS STOWE, B.A. History Biography Club, Hall Display Club The long historian of the country s woes. KATHRYN M. TERHUNE. B.S. Physical Education Girls’ Sports A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse! ALLAN VOGT. B.S. Physical Education Boys’ Athletics. Intra-Mural Program A man's a man for o' that. LELAND J. R. WILLIAMS. A.B. English, Journalism, World History Tattler. Junior Class Advisor Literature is a good stoff. but a bad crutch. KATYE E. WOMAC, B.S. Home Economics Home Economics Projects. Bachelors' Club In love of home, the love of country has its rise. r Here are the Senior Bethesdans— These are the leaders among us, These who have served her the truest Cheered her and loved her the deepest, Studied and lived here the longest— Theirs her most glorious honor. Here they have grown into manhood, Grown into strength and maturity. Now, ere they leave her, behold them— See what the Seniors accomplished— Here is their record before you. JOHN SHUMATE TOM PEYTON Student Council I. 2, Treasurer I; Class Committee I: Intramurals 1,2,3: Dancing Club I; Track 1,2,4: Class President 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Chess and Checkers Club 2. 3: Basketball 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Commencement Committee 4: Popular Recordings Club 4. If anyone stands at the very top in his classmates' esteem, it certainly is our president. He is an all-around boy. an aco athlete, a good student—well, what more can we say but that he's Johnny? Naval Academy PHYLLIS STOEVER Phyr Glee Club I: Dramatic Club I: Basketball I: Field Day I, 2: Class Committee 2, 3. 4: Intramurals 2, 3: Activity Council Secretary 2: Dancing Club I, 2: Chips 2. 3: Class Secretary 3, 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Announcements Committee Chairman 4: Commencement Committee 4. Phyl's place in her class' affection has been attesJod by the fact that she's boon our secretory two years. She's a hard-working lass who still has time for sports and capturing hearts. Ouke University Tommy Intramurals I, 2, 3: Field Day I: Student Council I: Inter-School Student Council 4: Glee Club I: Class Secretary 2: Class Committee 2. 3, 4: Art Club 2, 3: Chips 2, 3, 4; Photography Club 2: Activity Council 2: Class Vice-President 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: S. I. P. A. Conference 3: Popular Recordings Club 4: Banquet Committeo Chairman 4: Student Integrity Association 3, 4: Honor Society 4. Our vice p esidont is the coolost boy this side of the North Polo. Besides attending to his studies. Tom con be spotted at all the social functions escorting somo charming co-ed. Virginia Military Institute HAVEN MANKIN Skip Class Committee 1.2, 3: Student Council Alternate I. 2, Member-at-Large 3: Stamp Club I: Ping Pong Club 2: Baseball. Assistant Manager 2: Basketball. Assistant Manager 2. 3. Manager 4: Jamboree Club 3: Class Treasurer 4; Popular Recordings Club 4; Student Integrity Association 3, 4. That slow, friondly smilo you just saw probably belongs to Haven, who so ably applies himself to ell subjects. Whon a fellow needs a pal. Skipper” can bo countod on to come to the rescue. Washington and Lee University i 6Y JAMES KINSMAN Jim Public Speaking Club I; Dramatic Club I; Basketball I, 2, 3. 4; Field Day I. 2. 3. 4: Reading Club 2; Movie Club 2: Intramurals 1.2. 3. 4: Consumers Research Club 2. 3: Speedball 2; Activity Council 3: Baseball 3. 4: Hi-Y Club 3. 4: Student Council 4: Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Student Integrity Association 3. 4. Jim has been the pride of the athletic toams. Until this year he was a woman hator, but timos change and so did James. Purduo Univorsity ROBERT OSBORN Bob- Science Club 2: Library Club 2: Debate Club 3. President 4; Chips 3. 4: Class Parliamentarian 3. 4: Commencement Committee 4: Activity Council 4: Student Integrity Association 3. 4: Allied Youth President 4: National Honor Society 4. Our best hail-follow-woll-met is possessor of a perfectly scintillating vocabulary. We say Bob has tho personality. ♦he brains, ovorything. in fact, to shoot right up—and no stop-offs either. DORSEY ADAMS Farmer Airplane Club I; Jr. Izaok Walton League 2: President 3: Lab. Club 4. Huntor. trader and traveler, and throw in something about Naval Reserves, forestry and fishing and you've got a rough idea of Bothosda's ''Jack of all trades. Editor's Note: And a little Go(u)ld mining? Univorsity of North Carolina DOROTHY ALLEN Done- Dramatic Club I: Opera Club 2: Girls' Sports 2: Safety Club 3: Pine Tree 4: Laboratory Club 4: Student Integrity Association 4. One of our smoothest dancers. Dot loves to collect records. She keeps us in rare form by her really funny jokes. To prove she has a serious side, she hauls away good grados in—of all things—Chemistry. Sibley Hospital Nursing School -(17)- ROBERT ADGATE Bob Shop I, 2, 3; Jamboree Club 4: Pine Tree 4. Bob is that handsome, blond, curly-haired Apollo who drives a convertible coupe. On second thought, does it have a top at ell? You certainly must have heard his trumpet in some of our jam sessions or in assembly. University of Maryland BARBARA AMES Bobby Opera Club 2. 3; Activity Council 2; Student Council 4: Pine Tree 4; Honor Society 4. “Little Ames is tho girl who flirted with the movie stars at the President's Birthday Ball, and attended all those hops down South. Quite the belle, Bobby is also an avid aviation fan. We aro cortain she will really fly high in life and we don’t mean a solo flight! Mary Washington College FRANK ALVORD Stamp Club I: Intramurals 1,2: Field Day 2: Shop 2. 3. 4. Frank's ancient vehicle is the pride and joy of his life. When not driving, you'll find him turning his one-hundrod kilowatt smile on certain members of the sophomore class. University of Maryland ALICE ANDERSON Ally- Math Club I: Ninth Grade Girls' Club I: Basketball I: Field Day I: Tap Club 2: Metal Shop Club 2: Commercial Club 3. 4; Study Hall 3: Student Integrity Association 3. 4: Honor Society 4. Alice, one of our foremost students, possesses great brilliance in tho English field—witness last year’s winning of the library contost. Wo think she should make a splendid Girl Friday. Strayer College -{ 18} MILDRED ANDERSON Milly Schenley Hiqh School. Pittsburgh. Pa. I; Latin Club 2: Dancing Club 2, 3: Activity Council 3. 4: Pepper Club 3, 4; Recreational Leadership 3: National Honor Society 4: Journalism Club 4: Student Integrity Association 4: Allied Youth 4. Presenting thet likeable and beautiful senior who finds time for everything, including an outstanding record in school work. We have to admire the girl with looks, clothes and great popularity, who can at the same time keep up with studies as you have. Milly. JEANNETTE ANDREWS Jeannie Hiking Club I: Dancing Club I: Girl Reserves 2, 3; Art Club 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 3; Mural Painter 3, 4. Jeannette is half of a famous Bethesda twosome, the other half boing Betty Bean. Though very quiet, she is well known for her share in tho athlotic mural in the main hall. Thore is no doubt about her succeeding in the world of art. REID BALDRIDGE Baldy Hiking Club I; Ping-Pong Club 2; Science Club 2: Debate Club 3, 4; Banquet Committee 4: George Washington Conference 3, 4. Comic Reid has kept more than one group in stitches. During sixth period, when his Why I have to get out early alibi is not in operation, he plows through debate books amassing prodigious arguments to floor the opposition. Lehigh University PERRY BAKER Bake Dancing Club I: Wood Shop Club 1,4; Hiking Club I: Safety Club 2: Boy Patrol 2, 4: Stage Crew 2, 4; Vocational Leadership Club 2. Perry is a humorous, easy-going fellow, who is always able to put up a good argument and win it. When not kibitzing, he can be found plotting some sort of prank. Dallas Aviation -{19} ELLIS BARNARD Takoma-Silver Spring Junior High School. Md. I; Montgomery Blair High School 2, 3; Glee Club 4: Popular Recordings Club 4; Intramurals 4: Basketball 4. This is tho vivacious little brunette who won so many friends in hor first year at B. C. C. Her personality is colossal and she rates tops with a certain P. G. St. Mary's College PHOEBE BATHAM Ramsey Junior High School. Minneapolis. Minn. I; Washburn High School, Minneapolis. Minn. 2. 3: Tattler Club 4. Here's a little girl famous for her ability to send people into hysterics by her witty come-backs. When not dreaming of Florida Military Academy, Phoobo is busy taking dancing lessons and writing for Tattler. University of Maryland WILLIAM BARNSLEY Bill- Boys’ Intramurals 1.2. 3: Softball 2. 3: Mechanical Drawing Club 2, 3. 4: Basketball 3, 4; Golf Team 4. Bill, a short, curly-hairod Bothosdan, can be found in tho gym ringing up baskets, or walking around the halls catching admiring looks from the fair sex. His clothes and good nature aro the envy of every boy. University of Maryland -- Qi. f JOHN BATHAM Washburn High School, Minneapolis, Minn. 2, 3: Bachelors’ Club President 4: Auto Maintenance Club 4. Jack camo from Minnesota to spend his sonior year at Bethosda and immediately clicked. Ho willingly does anything for anybody. Wo must confess, however, that he can't, regard-loss of how hard ho trios, remember names. University of Maryland -{20}- KENNETH BAUMANN Ken Highlands High School. Fort Thomas. Ky. I: Central High School. Washington. D. C. 2: Central High School, Superior, Wis. 3; Intramurals 4; Metal Shop Club 4: Class Committee 4. This handsomo fellow, although now to Bothesda this year, has already found his niche. We hear he's a whiz on—and off—skates. Lehigh University AUDREY BEAN Betty Dancing Club I: Reading Club I: Girl Reserves 2. 3: Art Club 2, 3. 4: Mural Painter 3. 4. Betty deserves to be remembered as a mural painter and beautifier of the school. She will win honors, without a doubt, in her chosen career as an artist. George Washington University 7 GRACE BEAVERS Gracie etu. Basketball I, 2. 4: Volleyball I, 2. 4: Field Day l, 2. 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3. 4: Girls’ Sports Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Commercial Club Vice-President 4; Hockey 4. Grace comes close to being the prettiest girl ever to stomp her brogans in our marble halls. Sho is also quite skilled on the basketball court, as is proved by her excellent work on the girls' varsity. Dick- Hiking Club I: Wood Shop Club 2. 3: Izaak Walton League 3: Study Hall 4: Intramurals 4. Dick is the tall, solemn boy with a liking for the weaker (?) sex. His attentions are usually focused on the pretty sophomores and the evonts of the sports world. RICHARD BEALL ■121 k RICHARD BELL Medium Barrel East Orange High School. N. J. I; Catonsville High School. Md. I: Bladensburg. Md. I; Opera Club 2. 3; Wood Shop Club 2. 4; Activity Council 3; Intramurals 4. His parts in the operas and the fact that ho is always seen with the leading sub-debs have made Dick one of the best known members of tho sonior class. He majors in Social Affairs and is a steady customer at the A W. MARJORIE BETTS Marj Stamp Club I: Dramatic Club I; Field Day I, 2. 3; Girls' Sports Club 2: Handicraft Club 3: Reading Club 3; Intramurals 3, 4: Pepper Club 3. 4; Intramural Committee 4; Costume Designing 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Announcement Committee 4; Student Integrity Association 3, 4. An ardent sports fan. Marjorie likes winter sports bast. Of these, tobogganing is her favorite. The only troublo is. she says, there is rarely enough snow. What about last winter? _ University of Maryland PETER BISSET Pete Science Club I; Safety Club 2; Izaak Walton League 3. Pete, a tall. dark, rather serious boy. shows great versatility. He koeps up with his studies and outside interests, yet is not at all allergic to the gentler sex. Columbia Technical Institute RAYMOND BLADEN Ray Patrol I. 2; Lieutenant Patrol 3: Captain Patrol 4. Ray is the boy who seos to our safety in front of the school during traffic hours. He has also performed many other duties about the building. His services and the accompanying smile are certainly appreciated. Reading Club 2: Home Arts Club 2: Commercial Club 3, 4; Study Hall 3. Ren© it on© of our most co-operative clestmetes. We appreciate her helpfulness, and admire her cheerfulness and ability to complete every task she undertakes. CLAUDE BOGLEY Bogie Dramatic Club President I; Pine Cone Staff I; Dancing Club I: Field Day I; Opera Club 2: Glee Club 2. 4; Popular Recordings Club 4. Claude couldn't decide between Wilson and Bothosde. but finally wo won him over, although he says he still prefers Wilson girls. He is ono of Bothesda's best dancers and is certainly a very likeablo person. University of Maryland FRED BOLTON Photography Club I: Chess and Checkers Club 2. 3: Golf Club 2. 3.4. Freddie is the mainstay of the Blue and Gold golf team, and is also active in other sports. Ole Si Foot Four has certainly dono his part to put B. C. C. on th© golf scorocard for a long time. EDWARD BORSARI Memorial High School. Middleboro, Mass. I, 2; Photography Club 3. 4. We nominate him B. C. C. guardian of the proper twinkle in the eye. Ed's always agreeable to a friendly debate if you don't mind losing. His sweetheart is his camera—sorry, girls. Eastman Kodak Rochester School of Photography WY EARL BOTELER Model Building Club I; Study Hall 2; Shop Club 3: Laboratory Club 4; Chess and Checkers Club 4. Earl should bo commended for his excellent work in model airpleno building. He is also a fine scholar and has proved one of the most accommodating boys wo have. Catholic University SCOn BREWER Pine Cone Staff I; Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4: Field Day I. 2; Band I. 2: Pine Tree 2. 3. Boys' Photography Manager 4; Class Committee 2, 3. 4; Tattler Club 2; Assistant Manager Baseball 2; Orchestra 2; Chips 4. What future classes will do without such a person as Scott, we don't know. Ho is tho Minuto Man of the yearbook and a martyr to any Bethesdan's cause. He possesses plenty of school spirit and uses it. Swarthmore College MILDRED BRADSHAW Mickie” Dancing Club I, 2: Dramatic Club I; Tap Dancing Club 2: Commercial Club 3, 4: Study Hall 3. We rato Mildred number one in our list of beautiful blondes. She has disappointed many a boy by going steady for two years. That disproves the saying Never trust a girl with a dimple in her chin. Straye' College $u j- $ x— (I n . 7• MARTHA BRAGG Moppy Knitting Club President I; Latin Club 2: Horseback Riding Club 3, 4; Recreational Leadership Club 3; Tattler Club 4. Moppy is a vory independent senior. She takes real interest in sewing and as a result wears very good-looking clothos. She ought to make an economical house-wife, but her ambition is to be a dress designer. Good luck. Moppy ! College of William and Mary NANCY BROMBACHER Dancing Club I: Math Club I: Literature I, 2, 3; Field Day I. 2: Girls' Sports Club 2: Stamp Club 2: Latin Club 2: Chips 2. 4: Pine Tree 3. Nth Grade Subscription Manager 4: Member-at-Large of Student Council 4; Senior Program Committee 4: Student Integrity Association 3, 4; Honor Society 4. Nancy is not only one of our super students, but also has o lively sense of humor. She plans to becomo a linguist and is hoard expounding many different languages—including some gems of Pig Latin. Marietta College RICHARD BRIDGMAN Dick Photography Club I: Science Club I, 2: Ping-Pong Club 2, 3; Opera Club 3: Glee Club 4: Chess and Checkers Club 4. Dick possesses o many-sided personality. What a homer he scored as the young Frenchman in the Christmas Play! His humorous characterizations and subtle wit have brightoned many assemblies and public speaking classes. GEORGE CAMPLAIR Metal Shop Club 2: Reading Club 2, 3: Radio Club 3: Telescope Group 3. 4; Bachelors’ Club 4: Photography Club 4: Honor Society 4. As a handyman around school. George ranks second to none. His help with the installation of the loud-speaking system is greetly appreciated. Wo'd like to know more boys like him. WILLIAM CARRIGAN Bill- Pine Cone Staff I; Activity Council 2, 3; Tattler Staff 4. Bill is the suave, sophisticated young man who has done such a fine job as Tattler Advertising Manager this year. He leaves behind him a group of admiring Bothesda femmes, but he will undoubtedly attract a following wherever ho is. University of Maryland -{25}. (C w.flBYL BROWN Acvu U� ASi. —• Dancing Club I; Dramatic Club I; Handicraft Club 1.2: Intramurals 2. 3: Collateral Reading Club 2. 4: Girl Reserves 3: Study Hall 3: Popular Recordings Club 4. Known around school for her proficiency in typing, this gel hos boon e groat benefactor to the B. C. C. world at largo. She has roason to bo proud of hor flashy smilo. We prodict a brilliant secretarial caroer for Sibyl. Strayer College BETTY JANE BRYAN Stamp Club Secretary I; Ninth Grade Girls' Club I: Field Day 1. 2. 3: Tap Club 2; Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Study Hall 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3: Hockey 4. Betty, a domuro, brown-eyed lassie, has shown real ability on the basketball floor, and is one of those unique girls who can sew and makes many of her own clothot. Boys, sho can also cook a tempting meal! Strayer College Ttv'W . eO BARBARA BURDICK Barb Student Council I: Activity Council 2. 3: Dancing Club 2: Art Club 3: Activity Council Alternate 4: Typing Club 4: Pepper Club 4. Barbara is our pretty, diminutivo model of neatness. She has a good scholastic record and also deserves commendation for some fino work on the Activity Council. Connecticut State Teachors College DOROTHY CARTER Dot ' Glee Club I: Dancing Club I, 2; Field Day I, 2, 3: . s Tap Club 2: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Handicraft Club 3; etAAsn Study Hall 3: Bowling Club 3. 4; Popular Recordings ] Club 4: Hockey 4. Dot for some reason prefers her men elsewhere. Besides knowing her studies, you will find she roally knows her bowling and is a member of the team. University of Maryland Cot A, ROGER CHANDLER Basketball Manager I; Photography Club 2: Study Hall 2: Intramurals Assistant Manager 3. Manager 4: Tattler 4. Click! Our top photographer has taken another excellent picture. He worked hard to mako the Tattler a success and took many of the snapshots you’ll see further on in tho pages of this book. University of Maine MARY JANE CHASE Miggy Pine Cone I: Dramatic Club I: Student Council I 2: Opera Club 2. 3: School Scrapbook 3. 4; Pepper Club 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Activity Council 4 Pine Tree. 12th Grade Subscription Manager 4 Senior Committee Chairman 4: Allied Youth 4 Honor Society 4. Miggy is always full of fun and has many frionds because of her magnotic personality. With her trim figure, a result of flashy tennis, she could be a model in some French salon. Whatever she does, we know she'll succeed. George Washington University MARJORIE CLAGETT MARRIAN CURRAN 11 - • ii Curme Band I; Orchestra I, 2, 3: Hobby Club I. 2; Dancing Club I; Intramurals 1,2, 3: Basketball Captain 1.2; Opera Club 2. 3; Reading Club 2. 3. Marrian is Bethesdo's highest ranking horseman. He has ridden and placed in many meets. He had the bad luck to break several bones in a fall meet, and was forced to withdraw from school. We hope ho will soon be well and active again. University of Maryland Knitting Club I; Dancing Club I. 2: Collateral Reading Club 2. 3: Intramurals 2. 3, 4: Commercia' Club President 4. A pleasing manner and a willingness to work are only two of Marjorie's many assets. She is also one of the most efficient girls we have when it comes to secretarial work. Strayer College t N -{27 y V. V AUDREY CRAMPTON Field Day I, 2, 3, 4; Reading Club I. 2; Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Handicraft Club 3. It !s Audrey1! dosire to become e secrotary. For training, she expects to attond business school oftor leaving the Blue and Gold. With her perseverance and winning ways, we are positive she will become renownod in her chosen profession. Hore's to you. Audroy! Washington School for Socrotaries GLORIA CROWDER Glory Glee Club I; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Study Hall 4. Gloria reminds us of a princess when sho walks down tho halls. Ono of those over-popular blondes, she proves the exception to the rulo beoutiful but dumb. We sympathize with interested males—her first love is horses. Duke University GEORGE DAVIS Doc Hobby Club I; Basketball I: Dancing Club 2; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Chess and Checkers Club 3; Pine Tree 4. Remember the smiling cop with the romantic ideas? made the character famous in our Christmas Ploy. He’s an George expert in tho gontlo art of teasing and is a charter mombor of Bothosda's pipe-smoking group. University of Maryland ELEANOR DEAN Dizzy Woodrow Wilson High School, Long Beach, Cal. I, 2. 3; Popular Recordings Club 4. She come, she saw, she conquerod. Eleanor, new to the school this year, did just that when she come from California. Dizzy claims sho has no ambition, but she brought quite a record of accomplishments when she came to us. National Park Junior Collego -{28 y IRVING DAY Brother Dramatic Club I: Hiking Club I; Student Council 2. 3, 4: Photography Club 2, 3; Publicity Committee Chairman 3, 4; Hi-Y Club 4; Student Integrity Association 3. 4. Whon not indulging in his favorite pastime, sleeping. Irving seems to be quite a Beau Brummel. His gonial manner and willingness to chauffeur for the yoorbook will aways be remembered. Lehigh University CHRISTINE DE BINDER Dean Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club I; Study Hall I; Latin Club 2: Activity Council 2: Pine Tree 3. 4; Riding Club 3. 4. Christine wants to teach swimming, horseback riding and tennis. Sho will be vory good because she's quite an oxport herself. Oean, will you show us how to stick on a horso? Georqo Washington University FRANCES DEFANDORF Defie Dramatic Club 1,2, 3. 4; Art Club I, 2. 3; Field Day I. 2, 3. 4: Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Recreational Leadership Club 3: Dancing Club 3; Class Committee 4; Student Integrity Association 4; Chips 4: Pine Tree 4. Introducing one of the best little chatterboxes of the senior class. She goes in for all kinds of outdoor sports, swings a mean racket at tennis, and is just the gal for a poppy conversation. Stephens College DAVID DICKINSON Little Brother Safety Club I; Safety Patrol I; Collecting Club I: Opera Club 2. 3; Hi-Y Club 2. 4. Secretary 3: Pine Tree 4: Shop Club 4; Student Integrity Association 3. 4. Those who don't know David know his yellow Squat Car • j, which has spent many a school hour chained to our flog pole and has carried scores of fair damsels homeward. University of Maryland -129). VAN DONNALLY Bibber Pine Cone Staff I: Student Council Alternate 1, 2, 3. 4; Dramatic Club President I; Field Day 1. 2, 3, 4; Opera Club 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4; Pine Tree 3, 4; Class Committee 3, 4: Program Committee Chairman 3: Jay-vees 3; Popular Recordings Club 4: Chairman of Junior-Senior Prom Committee 4. Bibber, who ii Bothesda's shaggin' jitterbug. and a bright light ot all social affairs, intends to study architecture in Paris. He has the unusual hobby of collecting all kinds of signs and posters. Catholic University ERWIN DREISONSTOK Dreisey Library Club I: Dancing Club I: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Chess and Checkers Club 2. 3: Study Hall 2. 3. 4: Popular Recordings Club 4. Dreisey is definitely a sports-mindod Bothesdan. Wo know him as one of our track mainstays, and a good classmate. If we ever want to know what Confucius say. we ask Erwin—he knows. I 4 € X WINIFRED DONALDSON Winnie Safety Club 2: Study Hall 2. 3, 4: Reading Club 3. 4. Winnie, one of our quieter girls, is not at all inactive. She is well-likod by all who know her, and it is rumored that she will be among the June brides. ANNABEL EMBREY Ann Gordon Junior High School I: Glee Club 4: French Club 2; Opera Club 2. 3; Reading Club 2: Choral Reading Club 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Class Committee 4: Pine Tree 4; Student Integrity Association 4: Allied Youth 4. Annebol is that charming littlo girl with dark hair and a lovely voice. Starring in various school musical presentations, she also has great ability as a speaker. We hope she will continue to use her talents to good advantage. University of North Carolina 30 ALICE ERICKSON Handicraft Club I; Girls' Sports Club 1,2: Library Club 2: Study Hall 3: Girls' Glee Club 4; Popular Recordings Club 4: Spring Play 4. Alice is the bright-eyed model with ell the trimmings who thrills men with her wit. She is just about the most dependable and sweetest girl you can find. University of Maryland PAUL FIHE Student Council I: Pine Cone I; Opera Club 2: Activity Council 2, 3. 4: Class Committee 2: Chess and Checkers Club 2. 3: Debate Club 4: Student Integrity Association 3. 4: Allied Youth 4: Chips 4: Honor Society 4. Paul's hobbies are ping-pong and figuring out mathematical wrinlclos. He has an ability to compose puns which have mado many a Latin class helpless with mirth, behind the stern pages of Cicero. Michigan State Collego MARION FALCK Ninth Grade Girls' Club I: Dramatic Club I: Girls’ Sports 2: Latin Club 2: Library Browsing Club 2: Activity Council 3: Intramurals 3: Red Cross 4: Biography Club 4: Student Integrity Association 4: Picnic Committee 4. Meet the dainty brunette with the bewitching ways! Marion was the envy of everyone when she took a trip to the coast last summer and visited all tho night spots. Sho happens to be a clever artist and gracoful dancer. What a hard time she had deciding between Andover and B. C. C.l University of Colorado GRAHAM FINLAYSON Finn and Lightning Basketball I, 2: Track I, 2, 3. 4: Boy Patrol I: Shop Club 2: Intramural Manager and Captain 2, 3. 4: Student Council 3: Tattler Club 4: Popular Recordings Club 4; Auto Maintenance Club 4. It has been said that Bothosda is full of athletes, and Graham certainly was one of them. Outstanding in basketball and track, he was also active in other sports. Although Finn transferred to a Washington school in February, he wanted to be represented with us here. University of Maryland -{3i y WARREN FISHER Gonzaga High School I; Dancing Club 2: Commercial Club 2: Opera Club 3; Study Hall 3; Jamboree Club 4; Auto Maintenance Club 4. Tho local ivories have been given a thorough work-out under Warren's nimble fingers. He is one of our favorite assembly entertainers, has an ongeging grin and quick willingness, and can usually be found practicing on the nearest piano. Benjamin Franklin University HELEN FLETT Ginny Powell Junior High School, Washington, D. C. I: Central High School 2; Footlight Club 3: Recreational Leadership Club 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Journalism Club 3, 4; Riding Club 4; Tattler Sports Editor 4. This young lady has won so many medals from swimming meets that she can hardly count them. She is editor of the girls' sports page in the Tattlor. Helen is also quite an artist. Did you see the Easter Exhibit? Amorican University ROBERT FLODIN Fluegel Minneapolis Marshal High School I: Wilson High School, D. C. 2, 3: Orchestra 4; Science Club 4. Bob's philosophical and psychological views are quite original and moaty. as are some of his idoos on music. He is our master of the Fluglehorn. It is an unusual instrument, but then, he is an unusual person! Laboratory All mathematicians liko to know mathematics, but this one actually does. Besides being adopt at figures, Chorlos can play a mean game of chess and ping-pong. We recommend him as boing intelligent, holpful, and oh, very likeablo! Mercorsburg College WILLIAM FRANKMAN Wee Willy Langley Jr. High School, Washington, D. C. I: Intramurals 3. 4; McKinley High School, Washington, D. C. 2: Study Hall 3: Laboratory Club 4; Popular Recordings Club 4; Tattler Sports Editor 4. Wee Willy, Bethesdo's candidate for chiof choerer-upper. is always in a hurry, but manogos to spare time to yell, Hi. chum. to all his pals. Ho will assure you that ho loads a hard life, but swings down the halls gaily singing Margie. For a really good story, you should hoar his account of the Lexington trip! Univorsity of Missouri JAYNE FOLEY Study Hall 2, 3: Bowling Club 2: Latin Club 3: Glee Club 4; Popular Recordings Club 4; Tattler News Editor 4. Jayno is blossod with naturally curly hair, tho envy of all girls in school. Sho has a gay. sparkling laugh and live-wire personality that make us want to wish her well in the career she dosires—which is to be an accomplished pianist. Hollins College CATHERINE FOWLER Math Club Secretary-Treasurer I; Glee Club I: Opera Club 2: Class Committee 2. 3. 4: Student Integrity Association Secretary 3. Vice-President 4: Debate Team 3: Laboratory Club 4. The first flutest in the orchestra bears a scientific vocabulary sufficient to tongue-twist a scientist, and plans nothing less adventurous than tho life of a brain surgeon—but don't let that scare you. You'll find her rollicking sense of humor has few equals. Swarthmore Colleges LESLIE FREEMAN Lez Dagdag Club 1, 2 ufcM, 4; Recrea- lassmate whose efforts are gener-of the school. We enjoy her to make everyone like her. A H33 y JUNE FULKS Shortstuff Library Club Secretary I; Art Club 1. 2; Pine Cone I; Field Day I, 2; Dancing Club 2; Intramurals 2. 4; Opera Club 3; Tattler Staff 4: Glee Club 4. Usually with Barbara Bethea. June is ono who causes envy in the hearts of other femmes. The main reason is her connection with Wako Forest, while reason number two is her sire 4 2 shoes. Amorican University MARIAN GARVIN Math Club I: Knitting Club I; Field Day I. 2. 3; Opera Club 2. 3: Latin Club 2: Volley Ball 2. 3: Basketball 3: Chemistry Club 3; Girls’ Glee Club 4: Square Dance Club 4: Student Integrity Association 3, 4. You’ll find Marian a hard-working girl with a smile for every-ono. Besidos oxceiling in sports, she is ono of tho few who modo the grade in Trig. You've probably seen many a jealous glance at that naturally curly hair. Maryville Collogo GLENN GARVIN Art Club I. 2: Chess and Checkers Club 2. 3; Student Council 2: Library Club 3: Popular Recordings Club 3; Study Hall 3. Glenn is that mastor of camaraderie whose car is usually soon trucking a troupe of fair ones around. He is famous for his clever sayings and roof-raising parties. Columbia Tech KEITH GAMBLE Stamp Club I; Boy Patrol I, 3; Puppet Club I: Field Day I. 2, 3, 4; Class Committee 2; Science Club 2; Ping-Pong Club 2: Chemistry Club 3; Chess and Checkers Club 3: Pine Tree 4. You can't soe Keith without noticing his blonde hair and friendly smile. You may count, too. on his taking the other side of any argument and popping up with points never before considered. PAULINE GISH Gishie Glee Club I; Math Club I: Dancing Club I: Basketball I; Pepper Club 2. 3. President 4; Opera Club 2. 3: Intramurals 2, 4; Choral Reading Club 3; Typing Club 4; Student Integrity Association 3, 4: Allied Youth 4. When Gishie. with her wonderful soprano voice and dimply smile that made the Opera Club presentation of lolanthe'' such a success, enters Michigan University next fall, she will leave to Bethesda the memory of a peppy, friondly. cheerful girl. University of Michigan JOSEPH GIULIANO Joe- Election Committee Chairman I: Photography Club I: Chess and Checkers Club 2: Activity Council 2; Pine Tree 3. Advertising Manager 4. You may not know Joe's serious side, but it is there under his jovial manner. He certainly did a marvolous job of lining up “Pine Tree'' ads. Wall Street could use this budding financial genius. HELEN GREEN Glee Club I; Chips 2, 4; Debate Team 2, 3. Club 4. Corresponding Secretary 2, 3; Student Integrity Association President 3. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Committee 4. To seek her fortune, the world to see. Greece, guinea pigs and debates hold strong attraction for our No. I student. If there were any medals available, we would certainly pin one on Helen for her superb job in founding the S. I. A. Vassar College CAROLINE GOULD 11 11 Clooney Public Speaking I: Art Club 2. 3: Student Council 2, 3; Journalism Club 3; Pine Tree 4. Popular Caroline always has a cheery word for evoryone. Her list of talents ranges from cooking and mechanical drawing to clover write-ups, and should include being able to answer all queries on how to hold your man. Cornell University -{35 y EUGENE GOTT Little Barrel Photography Club I, 2. 3; Ways and Means Committee 2, Chairman 3; Science Club 2. 3: Consumers' Education Club 4: Laboratory Club 4; Student Integrity Association 4. Gone, a curly-haired, good-natured chap, always manages to talk himsolf into troublo. Wo are awarding him an engraved medal for his safe (?) driving. University of Virginia MILDRED GUMMEL Cookie Art Club I, 2. 3: Field Day I, 2. 3: Dancing Ciub I, 2: Handicraft Club 3: Intramurals 3, 4: Hockey 4; Reading Club 4: Popular Recordings Club 4. Mildred is a tall blonde who has the knack of making othors laugh. If hor work hero is an example of her ability, she should certainly make a good home economist. University of Moryland WANDA GREER Wan Dancing Club I; Dramatic Club I; Latin Club 2: French Club 3; Pine Tree 3. 4: Reading Club 3: Activity Council 3. 4. Ten Ton Tessie from way-down Tennessoo —Wan is a truo southerner with rhythm in overy stop. Watch her go places with her pleasant personality and hor ability to tickle the keys. University of Tennessee ELLAMAE HAGIE Franklin Junior High School. Yakima. Washington I; Western High School. Washington. D. C. I; National Cathedral School for Girls 2; Handicraft Club 3; Latin Club 3; Intramurals 3; Literature Club 3, 4; Pepper Club 3, 4; Library Club 3: School Scrapbook 3. 4: Pine Tree 4: Honor Society 4. Ambitious, thoughtful, and responsible in ovory way. Ellamae's the type that's ready to work, ready to play, ready to help wherevor sho may. To know her once is to like her always, for she bubbles over with personality and fun. Pine Tree and the library welcomed her help. Bucknell University -{36 y RACHEL HAMILL Rae Recreational Leadership Club 2. 3. 4; Tattler Club 3. Staff 4; Reading Club 2, 3. 4; Intramurals 4. It has always baan a plaasuro to know Rachel. She has baen tremendously busy as Alumni Editor of the Tottler. and yet has found time to win our admiration for her pleasant ways. Lewis Hotel Training School EDITH HARRINGTON Edie Photography Club I; Recreational Leadership Club 2; Study Hall 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Pine Tree 4. Music I heard with you was more than music. One of our sweetest girls. Edith plans an exciting career as concert pianist. Footlights and spotlights to you! Wellesley College LOUISE HARRIS Glee Club I: Intramurals 2, 3: Art Club 2. 4; Chemistry Club 3; Activity Council Treasurer 4. Louise ranks among our most popular glamour girls, is also one of Bethesda's fashion plates, and has captured many a strong heart with her good looks and goy disposition. Mary Baldwin Colloge Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4; Field Day I, 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3: Chess and Checkers Club I. 3: Photography Club I, 2: Biology Club 2: Touch Football 3. 4: Study Hall 4. Why take life seriously, we can never get out of it alive. seems to be this boy's motto. Everyone knows him for his gray derby, his mad antics and his versatility. He's one of the many people in Bethesda with limitless rocord collections. Just mention Nebraska if you want to see his eyas twinkle! University of Nebraska ANNE HATHAWAY Annie-pants” Dancing Club I: Dramatic Club I; Field Day I, 2: Tattler Club 2: Art Club 3. 4: Class Committee 3, 4; Senior-Junior Prom Committee 3; Intramurals 3. 4; Pine Tree 4. Anne is our sparkling sophisticate, who can ravo for hours about anything that strikes her fancy. She divides her time betwoen fighting with Tufty and making up new dance steps, at which, by the way. she is a whiz. Stophons Collego BARBARA HAWKINS Bobbie” Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4; Latin Club 2. 3: Riding Club 3. 4: Student Integrity Association 4. Though fond of all sports. Bobbie likes horseback riding best. She certainly took the hurdles for B. C. C. by winning honors at the Intorhigh Horse Show this year. Besides excelling in sports. Bobbie knows how to be nice to everyone. Bucknell University. PAULINE HEFFNER Dancing Club I. 2; Study Hall 2, 3: Commercial Club 3. 4. This young lady is one of our most efficient and helpful students. She is a very good typist and has done much secretarial work for the school. Her consideration and friondliness should long be remembered. Washington School for Secrotarios ROBERT HENRY Bob- Vice-President of Class I: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4; Activity Council 2: Dancing Club 2; Study Hall 2. 3. 4; Journalism Club 3: Art Club 3: Popular Recordings Club 4. Bob. a true-going swing fan. wants to play the first sax in some name band. He has a deep pleasant voice and an easy-going friendliness that mako us all like him. Penn State College -{38}. MARY ELLEN HENRY M'Ellen Art Club 1,2, 3: Dancing Club 2, 4: Social Committee 3. 4: Class Committee 3. 4: Junior-Senior Prom Committee 4: Fashion Committee 4: Christmas Play 4: Tattler Staff 4: Spring Play 3, 4. M'Ellen is another member of Bethesda's Jitterbug Jam-mors. She did some envieblo emoting in the school pleys and certainly should go places with her dramatic ability. Penn State College Nt HERR “ fERRLE Pine Cone I: Intramurals 2, 3; Safety Club 2: Typing Club 4; Student Integrity Association 4. Anne is the graceful dancer who captured the prize at the Activity Council dance. She has a habit of placing her ping-pong shots just over the net. Bowling, tennis and swimming are just a few of the other sports in which sho shines. MILTON HITE Stamp Club I; Science Club I; Hiking Club I; Safety Ciub 2: Dancing Club 2: Stagecraft Club 3: Chess and Checkers Club, School Chess Champion 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4. Besides being an indispensable member of the orchestra, ho's a prominent champ of the Chess and Chockers Club. Milton is an all-around good fellow, but has that little habit of teasing. Columbia Technical Institute FRANCES HODGE Frannie Glee Club I, 2; Art Club I. 2; Riding Club 2, 4: Intramurals 2: Footlight Club 3; Pine Tree 3: French Club 3; Journalism Club 4. This cheerful little earful always has her bright eyes open for good-looking clothes. Hor artistic ability has been shown in the columns of the ''Tattler. We hear she's a shark at double solitaire. University of Maryland -{39 y JuJk JL- (JLJL GRIFFIN HOLLAND Snizzle Traffic Squad I; Harmonica Club I; Hobby Club I: Intramurals 2. 3; Ping-Pong Club 2, 3; Hi-Y Club Secretary 3, 4; Shop Club 3; Photography Club 3. Grif had considorablo growing up to do when he reached us. He hasn't quite outgrown that bubbling enthusiasm for mischief. and still trips people walking up the aisles: but now that he sports a gal and a car. we have hopes for him. University of North Carolina HOBBS HORAK Hobo Western High School I, 2; Art Club 3. 4; Popular Recordings Club 4. Another interesting character on our stag list is Hobbs Horak. Ho boars a striking resemblance to a page from Esquiro, except when ho's sliding under cars—a diversion of his. Then, we fear, grease deprives us of his manly features. Virginia Military Institute ROY HUFFMAN Bizzle Intramurals I. 2, 3. 4: Field Day I. 2; Basketball I: Traffic Squad I: Latin Club I; Photography Club 2: Chess and Checkers Club 2; Study Hall 3; Ping-Pong Club 4; Hi-Y Club 3. 4; Student Council Alternate 4; Student Integrity Association 4. Bizzle is the little man who does big things. Where sports are concerned. Roy is supremo. His abilities ronge from basketball to ping-pong: but when not engaged in these, he can be found at the nearest pastry shop. Virginia University FRANCIS HUGHES Frannie Student Council President I; Representative 2. 3: Basketball I, 2. 4: Intramurals. Captain of Champs I; Manager of Football Champs 3. 4; Chess and Checkers Club 3: Popular Recordings Club 4. Frannie, one of the fiery members of the basketball team, has lots of personality and loads of friends. He is usually found in the company of blondes, though he has no objections to brunettes or rod-heads. University of Maryland {Aoy ROBERT INSLEY Chunk, Bob Hiking Club I; Photography Club 2; Hi-Y Club 3, Treasurer 4: Activity Council Parliamentarian 4: Bachelors' Club 4. Bob it a loyal supporter of all our school activities. Ho is genial to everyone and is consequently well-liked. Attending basketball games, and listening to sea stories are his favorite pastimes. Hamilton Collego C. R. HURT Lakeview Hiqh School I; Roosevelt High School 2; Staunton Military Academy 3: Evanston Township High School 4: Library Research Club 4: Popular Recordings Club 4. New to Bethesda this yoar. C. R. soon became known os tho jitterbug from Evanston. It didn't take this boy long to show how to win friends and influence people. His frionds are many; his foes—has he any? Colorado School of Mines PEARL JACKSON Glee Club 1. 4: Dramatic Club I; Opera Club 2, 3: Journalism Club 4. Poarl's clear soprano voice, heard in our operas ond assemblies, has won her much woll-deserved praise. She plans a career in either singing or journalism. Washington College of Music KATHERINE JOST Kitty Pine Cone Staff I; Basketball I, 4; Field Day I, 2; Intramurals 2. 3. 4; Science Club President 2. 4; Intramural Committee 3, 4; Tattler Staff 4; Student Integrity Association 4; Chips 4. The president of the Science Club has her hands full keeping order in that honorable lab. and chasing around with the girls' basketball team. She has done all with a pleasant, enviable efficiency. Strayer College DONALD JANOF Stretch Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Staunton Military Academy 2; Journalism Club 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Study Hall 3. 4. Stretch is the two minute tip-off men of the beslcetbell team whose lackadaisical mannor and kindly humor hevo earned him many friends. SARANN KELLER Teetie Dancing Club I; Student Council 2: French Club 3; Pine Tree 3: Girls' Photography Manager 4. Teetie is the sweetheart of the basketball team and one of the most popular girls in school. Her chic looks, and smooth personality make her one of our superlatives. University of Maryland LOUIS KENGLA Louie, Codfish Paul Junior High School. Washington. D. C. I; Baseball Team I. 2, 3; Boys' Sports Club I, 2: Tumbling Club I; Mechanical Drawing Club 2. 4; Intra-murals 3. 4: Wood Shop Club 3: Football 4; Basketball: Softball Team 4: Spring Play 4. Codfish is a proud mombor of the Kensington Volunteer Fire Department. He has spent many hours fighting other people's fires. Louis' other interests are baseball and baskot-ball. BEVERLY KNAPP Palm Beach Junior High School. Florida I: Minot High School. N. D. 2: Footlight Club 3: Pepper Club 3, 4; Fashion Committee 4. Bev has a charming smile that has won her a host of friends. Her ambition is to teach dramatics, and we know that she is well qualified, judging by the grand acting she did in our school playsl -{42). ROBERT KNAPP Bob ' Palm Beach Junior High School, Florida I: Minot High School. N. D. 2: Intramurals 3, 4: Photography Club 3; Science Club 3: Ping-Pong Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4; Baccalaureate Committee 4. A definitely good-loolting young man with a charming, easygoing manner. Bob occasionally takes time from his scientific explorations to escort on attractive little sophomore. We hope the future will give him moro thon his share of luck. Goorgo Washington University rU, EVELYN LAIRD Band I; Field Day I. 2: Safety Club 2; Girl Reserves 2; Girls' Softball 2; Study Hall 2, 3: Reading Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Hockey 4; Intramurals 4. One of our foremost girl athletes. Evelyn shows proficiency in all activities and does particularly fino work on the bowling and basketball teams. She is. indood. a sport in every sense of the word. Washington School for Secrotarios NELSON LANCASTER Nels Stamp Club I; Track I. 2, 3: Art Club 3: Student Council 4; Pine Tree 4. Nelson is a young gallant with an intriguing smile and one blond lock dangling in his eye. Mention Marty to this socialite, and he'll orate for hours. American University JANE LAUGHEAD Pinky Dancing Club I; Movie Club 2: Latin Club 2; Intramurals 3, 4; Study Hall 3. 4. Jane of the flaming hair is a gay lass with considerable get-up-and-go. When she isn’t busy at her major, home economics, she can be found stag or drag at the nearest soda fountain. University of Maryland NANCY LEE LAWS Class President I; Student Council I, 2; Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 1. 4; Chairman of Social Service 2: Intramurals 2, 3; Class Committee 3; Montgomery County Inter-Scholastic Student Council 3: Tattler Co-Editor 4; Class Day Committee Chairman 4: Commencement Committee 4; Journalism Club 4. This southern gel is e born loeder end hes ocquired quite e following. If you romember. sho wes our president in tho ninth grodo. Don't let hor size deceive you. for she is one of Bethesde's biggest personelities. Swoot Brier College EDDIE LEAHY Screwball MARGARET LEE Reading Club I, 2, 3; Dramatic Club I; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Field Day 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball I. 2, 3. 4; Intramurals 2, Manager 3, Chairman 4; State Meet 2. 3; Hockey 4; Study Hall 4. Reds is e knockout in eny field of sport, one of B. C. C.'s strongest supporters, end the girl you look for to do spoctec-uler things on the besketbell court. Hove you seen the Ster Tournement cup she won es outstending ployor? Dancing Club I; Intramurals I, 2, 3. 4; Shop Club I: Pine Tree 2, 3; Safety Club 2: Bars and Tumblinq Club 4. His nick-nemo should be Hoppy for wo seldom find Eddy without e grin. This boy elso hoppons to be the festest typist in his cless. He end his Oldsmobilo ero et the service of every teecher. Eddy got so excited et the aeme thot he hed to be forcibly rostcairAi forget his mustecho? Univorsity of Maryland WILLIAM LEBLING Bill Field Day I, 2; Dramatic Club President I; Math Club President I; Photography Club 2; Activity Council 2; Ping-Pong Club 2; Intramurals 2. 3. Manager 4; Class Committee 3, 4; Popular Recordings Club Treasurer 4; Chips 4. 'Only the breve deservo the feir. Bill tops the list of our Don Juons. Besides possessing plenty of color, personolity, end good old school spirit, he is very obliging with his littlo grey Ford, end seldom does thet noble vehicle stend idle. Holy Cross College -{44}. WALSON LIGON Wally Speedball I; Baseball I, 3; Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4. Besides being ono of B. C. C.'s strong men, Wally possesses tho commendable virtue of never getting into a fight because his temper is rarely riled. As for any of tho Bothesdo girls holding his interest, there's nary a one. Penn Stato Collogo JOSEPHINE LOCHTE Josie Knitting Club Secretary I: Art Club I; Glee Club I; Field Day 2; Reading Club 2, 3; Intramurals 3, 4: Costume Designing Club 3; Commercial Club Treasurer 4. It's hard to find Josio in a large group, because of hor size: but when you do. you'll never forget her. She loves barbequos and bowling, and is ono of our gayest, peppiest damsels. PERCIVAL LOWELL Percy Bars and Tumbling Club 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2. 3, 4. Ladies and gentlemen, we give you—Atlas! Percy is the boy with the muscular build, who has a liking for sports in general, and tumbling in particular. We're training him to represent us in the next Olympics. Annapolis Naval Academy MARY LOUISE LONG Glee Club I: Hiking Club I: Sports Club 2: Recreational Leadership Club 2: Study Hall 3; Read Club 3; Commercial Club 4. Everyone knows Mary Lou by her long blond hair. A thoroughly nice girl, sho spends much of her time with a certain dark senior. They say opposites ottract. RICHARD LUMPKIN Dick Pine Cone I; Art Club 2. 3, 4; Science Club 2; Intramurals 2, 3; Study Hall 3, 4. Our tall, silent man-about-school is artistically inclined. In addition to decorating our halls with his drawings, Dick's talents run to sports and he has proved to be a good shot on the baskotball floor. National School of Art MAYBELLE MADDOX Art Club I, 2: Glee Club I; Study Hall 2, 3; Movie Club 2: Reading Club 3; Field Day 2; Intramurals 2, 3; Pine Tree Business Manager 4: Honor Society 4. This cheery blonde is the Jack-of-all-trades on the Pine Tree Staff. Her busy fingers have done everything from shuffling the money to typing. We even thrust tho job of doing write-ups on her burdonod shoulders. Thanks for numerous services. Maybellel National School of Art ti V, A, A MARGARET MAHAN Peggy Girl Reserves 2, 3; Readinq Club 2; Intramurals 3: Study Hall 3; Commercial Club 4. Peggy is not only one of Bothesda's enthusiastic bowlers, but is also a prodigious book worm. Her shy. sweet willingness mako her a favorito with overyone. Wo wish her much success and happiness. Strayer Collogo BYRON MASINCUPP Hobby Club I; Chess and Checkers Club 2. 3. Team 4; Current Events Club 2; Journalism Club 3: Library Club 4. whonovor Byron succeeds in ridding himself of feminine admirers. ho can bo discovered playing a very serious chess game with a fellow enthusiast. He's noted for inventing new nicknames for all his friends. University of Maryland -{46 y 0 PATRICIA MAPHIS Pat Class Secretary I; Glee Club I; Field Day I, 2; Activity Council 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Class Committee 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2; Journalism Club 4. Whon tho other jitterbugs ero roody to drop. Pat is still going strong. She is o popular love 'em and leave 'em gal.” Was there ever a class committee to which she didn't give her all? Hollins Collogo - NANCY MASTERS Glee Club I; Art Club 2, 3; Pepper Club 3. 4; Riding Club 3, 4. When you want to find Nancy, just look around for a blue Ford and a qroup of girls and there she'll be. Horseback riding is her favorite sport and takes much of her time. OWEN MATTINGLY Hiking Club I; Dramatic Club I: Chess and Checkers Club 2, 3. Team 4; Current Events Club 2: French Club 3: Laboratory Club 4. A crack chess player and faithful friend. Owen is always willing to aid in executing practical jokes. He is small in size, but full of enorgy and exercises his mind by solving weighty math and science problems. Washington Missionary Collego leland McCullough Bud New York School I; Roosevelt High School 2: Stagecraft Club 3: Journalism Club 3: Auto Maintenance Club 4: Popular Recordings Club 4; Intramurals 4. Known as Buxom to some, he has a ready grin and a cheery Hi for everyone. Ho likes to play football, but usually emerges with scars of battle. -{47 y CATHARINE McMILLAN Kitty Dancing Club I; Reading Club I, 3; Recreational Leadership Club 2; Movie Club 2: Commercial Club 4. Catherine's hat is in the ring for the title of B. C. C.'s own Elinor Holmes. She has that senior habit of collecting records, and also possesses an admirable number of John Hancocks. Strayer College JAMES MENEFEE’ Manyfleas Photography Club I; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4: Dancing Club 2; Latin Club 2; Journalism Club 3; Pine Tree 3: Popular Recordings Club 4; Auto Maintenance Club 4. Introducing Boogie-Woogie. Bethosda's unchallenged Jitterbug Champion. He spends his spero moments learning the latest dance steps. Jim and that popular blue Ford are well-known in the senior social whirl. University of Maryland ELIZABETH McMILLAN Tibby. Liz Reading Club I, 3; Dancing Club I; Sports Club 2: Recreational Leadership Club 2; Study Hall 3; Commercial Club 4. Liz can very often be found on tho community's tennis courts practicing her favorite sport. We wish you all the silvor cups available. Tibby. ESTHER MIZELL Stamp Club I: Harmonica Club I: Field Day I, 2, 3. 4; Movie Club 2: Reading Club 2; Jamboree Club 3; Girl Reserves 3. 4: Pepper Club 3. 4; Intramurals 3. Manager 4; Basketball 4. She's got you. yes! Remember all the candids Esther took? Besides her photography, she plays many instruments and is vory versatile in sports. Definitely a super girl, she wants to becomo a kindergarten teachor—perhaps a second childhood? Gettysburg College -{48} East High School, Salt Lake City, Utah I, 2. 3: Red Cross 4: Popular Recordings Club 4: Student Integrity Association 4. When Kaye rolled in from the West, she started rolling in friends. That enticing smile and those choice morsels of conversation have put her way out in front in the popularity race. MARGARET MOORE Student Council 1,2: Glee Club I: Dancing Club I; Field Day 2: Pine Tree 3: Intramurals 3, 4: Pepper Club 3. 4: Tattler Staff 4: Recreational Leadership Club 4; Laboratory Club 4. Full of livoly, gay chatter, this is the miss who corners victims for the ’'Tattler in any convenient hallway. She showed us last year what going steady really means. American University CHARLES MORELL Squats Reading Club I: Field Day I: Activity Council 2. 3. President 4: Library Club 2: Class Committee 2: Intramurals 2, 4. Intramural Committee 3: Radio Club 3: Student Integrity Association 3. 4. Squats is a card—an ace. to be exact—at all social get-togethers. and bears a grin guaranteed to pour now life into the gloomiest. He has spent a year hopping about on missions of sorvice to the school and should be awarded a hearty vote of thanks. University of Moryland ALYCE MORAN Dancing Club I: Library Browsing Club 2: Journalism Club 2: Activity Council 3: Study Hall 3: French Club 3: Pine Tree 3: Senior Baby Party Committee 4: Popular Recordings Club 4: Glee Club 4; Tattler Staff 4. Alyce can talk a tin ear off anyone. If ever thoro was a morsel of gossip to be had. Alyce was there to get it for her own private column in the Tattler. Always a good sport, she has a smile for everyone. University of Maryland •(49 }■ x6. f ) JANET MORAN ‘■ S?£5 III II Jan Pine Cone Editor I; Field Day I, 2: Tattler Club 2: Latin Club 2: Intramurals 2. 3; Chips 2; George Washington Conference 3. 4: Debate Club 3. Secretary 4; Student Integrity Association 3. 4: Student Council 4: Pine Tree Literary Staff 4: Honor Society 4. Jan believes variety is the spice of life. and provos her theory by balancing gay clothes, poppy conversation, good looks, and her consequent popularity with the hard work on innumerable school chores, such as (shall wo toll them, Jan”?) Pine Tree write-ups. Duke University FRANK MORGAN Buster Swing Club I. 2; Wood Shop Club I, 3; McClean High School 2: Dramatic Club 2: Lieutenant Boy Patrol 2: Jamboree Club 3. 4: Red Cross 4; Student Integrity Association 4. Frank is the string slapper of the Jam Doodlors. He claims he can't play a piece but just beats out the chords. He has a collection of pipes that surpasses anything we've seen. You'd novor believe it. but Morgan, the woman-hater, has been known to wind yarn for the fommos of the Red Cross Club! University of Maryland BLANCHE MORGAN Biology Club I; Art Club 2: Intramurals 2; Field Day 2: Chips Staff 2. 3: Debate Team 3; National Honor Society 3. 4: Pine Tree Editor 4: Student Integrity Association 3. 4. Tho young lady who had a race with the janitor morning and night was Pine Tree's Editor-in-Chief. Blanche is one of those people who put everything they have into thoir work and come out on top. A poetry fiend of the first order, she likes life and people. University of Maryland THOMAS MORRISON Tommy Pine Cone Circulation Manager I; Opera Club 2, 3: Hi-Y Club 2. 3. 4; Photography Club 3; Debate Club 4; George Washington Conference 4: Baccalaureate Committee 4: Student Integrity Association 3. 4: Chips 4. Tommy held us spellbound debating bofore tho sonior class. Ho tokos a lively interest in now cars and is always willing to discuss thoir rotative merits. This lad was one of the four-horse-men in that very heoted S. I. A. meeting. University of Maryland isoy LAURANCE MOSIER Larry Orchestra 2: Concert Master 3. 4, Maryland Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Chess and Checkers Club 2, 3. Team 4; Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4: Student Integrity Association Vice-President 3. Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4. The number of activities Larry hat talon part in leaves us breathloss. Coming here in his sophomore year, he won many friends and proved the West produces charming people. Ho has served tho school and his friends at every turn. He and his favorito violin will be soroly missed. Lehigh University DOROTHY MOUSER Dot Takoma-Silver Sprinq Junior High School I: Reading Club 3: Art Club I: Movie Club 2: Knitting Club 2; Study Hall 2. 4; Shop Club 3: Commercial Club 4. Oot is one of the most appreciative girls in the senior class. She likes everything and everybody. Hor sense of humor is ono of her biggest ossets. 'Tis said a dark secret makes her eye gleam liko that. Temple Business School KEITH MUNN Dancing Club I: Shop Club 2. 3: Recreational Leadership Club 2, 3. 4: Auto Maintenance Club 4. Keith has been our very handy johnny-on-the-spot. He helped install the loud-speaking system and built many of the school props. Wo nominote Keith our most helpful ”fi er-upper.' ELSIE NIEMEYER Tootie Glee Club I: Dancing Club I: Handicraft Club I: Intramurals 2. 3, 4; Library Club 2. 3; Movie Club 2; Study Hall 4. Never let it bo said that this charming lass can't hold her own on any ground. Elsie is adept at studies, as well as at sports. Her smile would melt the ice from a frigidairo. Keep shining. Elsie, on friend and Kinsman alike. Xv- MARCELLE O'SHAUGHNESSY Mossy Dancing Club I; Glee Club I; Opera Club 2, 3; Latin Club 2: Chips 2. 3. 4; Pepper Club 3. Corresponding Secretary 4; Art Club 3, 4; Pine Tree Art Staff 4: Tattler Staff 4: Decoration Committee 4: Honor Society 4. There's a vast future ahead for Mossy after graduation—see the division page work. With such beautiful hands and nails, which all Bethesda femmes envy, she should advertise nail polish for Revelon. University of Maryland ii i JOHN OYSTER Jack- Central High School, Washington, D. C. I, 2: Activity Council 3: Safety Club 3: Art Club 3; Pine Tree 4. Bethesda's top-flight ladies' man would be one of the year’s biggest catches if he weren't already caught. When he's not gunning around you moy find Jock making up for last night's lost sleep—and no wonder! Annapolis Naval Acodemy CARMEN ORNELAS Chooky Western High School, Washington, D. C. 2: Pan-American Club 2: Opera Club 3: Choral Reading 3; Girls' Glee Club President 4: Popular Recordings Club 4: Banquet Committee 4: Cheerleader Captain 4. Our team is rod-hot. Carmen doesn't do so badly either. As tho leader of our cheering squad, she has built up a lot of spirit in thoso halls of learning. Such joie-de-vie and pep cannot bo justly described—you'd have to see her to understand. HARRIET PATTERSON Heppy Glee Club I: Dancing Club I: Chips 2. 3, 4: Opera Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: Art Club 3. 4; Pepper Club 4: Pine Tree Art Staff 4: Tattler Club 4: Decoration Committee 4: Student Integrity Association 4: Allied Youth 4. This southern belle's artistic imagination helped create the division pages for your yearbook. Heppy takes keen interest in anything that smacks of art. has dono work for Chips for throo yoars, and hopes to become an interior decorator. Wo have evidence of a brilliant future in store for her. Univorsity of Maryland 1S2Y ELWOOD PARKER Pee Wee” Shop Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Pee Wee is o young bell of fire in many sports. Ho burns up tho floor on ovory occasion with his tricky plays. His main diversions are bowling and being a jolly good fellow. MARY PELL Susie Q Glee Club I: Reeding Club 2, 3: Recreational Leadership Club 3: Intramurals 3. 4: Study Hall 4: Square Dance Club 4. Cheerleader Pell, one of our cutest girls, has beautiful brown eyes which ero the onvy of mony a fair Bethesda-ite. She goes in for oqua-planing in a big way—splash! Flea-Fe” Pasco Hiqh School. Kansas City. Mo. I; National Cathedral School for Girls. Washington. D. C. 2: Pepper Club 3. 4: Literature Club 3. 4: Art Club 3: Intramurals 3; Student Integrity Association 4: Chips 4; Allied Youth 4. Bethesda s tiny green-eyed belle is gay. fresh, charming and We do demand, though, that the name be changed to Petite. Be careful when you do that traveling. Faith, that a big bad wave doesn't completely swallow you. Oberlin College BETTY PENN Girl Reserves 2. 3: Reading Club 2; Commercial Club 4. Betty is a blondo. willowy secretary whose good looks and officiant business manner should, wo think, earn for her the most sought-after position in the commercial field. Sir V (■ FAITH PETTIT -153). ELIZABETH PILGREN Pilly 11 Glee Club I: Girl Reserves 2; Commercial Club 3, 4: Study Hall 3. Elizabeth is a slim, attractive blonde whoso swoot disposition has made her well liked. Her fine secretarial work is much appreciated by us all. Garfiold School of Nursing LOWELL PLANK Spike Baseball 2; Photography Club 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club 4: Chess and Checkers Club 4. The sparkle in his eye is a sure sign to all ho is a lively, merry soul. Lowell sponds most of his timo drawing. He firmly believes that weekends are a great institution. VIRGINIA QUEEN Jinny Hiking Club I; Student Council 2; Recreational Leadership Club 2; Commercial Club 3. 4: Study Hall 3. Jinny has many interests in common with her sister. She likes entertainment and school programs, and possesses plenty of the B. C. C. spirit. Strayer College cLj- GEORGE RACE Art Club I. 2. 3. 4: Shop Club I: Harmonica Club I; Footlight Club 2; Stage Craft Club 3; Pine Tree Art Staff 4. Many of the sots you odmired in school plays and operas wore Goorge's “brain children. Ho also made a record by winning $30 worth of dance tickots at one of the Activity Council parties. University of Maryland RUTH RAYMOND Opera Club 2, 3: Activity Council 2: Pine Tree IOth Grade Subscription Manager 4: Tattler Club 4: Baccalaureate Committee 4: Intramurals 4: Fashion Show Committee 4. lovable Ruth seem to havo found the ideal way of combining business with pleasure. Her friendly, scrono personality has mado her a favorite of all. Her secret desire is to bo a social worker. Mary Washington Collego ELIZABETH QUEEN Queenie Dancing Club I; College Bureau Club 2: Recreational Leadership Club 2; Commercial Club 3. 4; Study Hall 3. Elizabeth is a slender, light-haired girl with a generous spirit. She has shown outstanding commercial ability, and has many of the qualities necessary for success. Streyor College ROBERT RICKEY Bob Hobby Club Secretary I; Travel Club I: Student Council I, 3, Member-at-Large 2, Treasurer 4; Inter-School Student Council 4; Track 2; Photography Club 2: Hi-Y Club 3. President 4: Literature Club 3: National Honor Society 4; Consumers' Education Club 4; Student Integrity Association 3. 4. The girls sigh, but it's no use—Bob won't give them a tumble. It's not that he doesn't care, it's just that Hi-Y and Student Council give him little time to play. His past, present, and future love is aviation, which he constantly discusses. Some of the old timers can still remember Bob's famous Cable Car. University of Illinois JUNE RIGHTOR June-Bug Travel Club I: Glee Club I. 4; Opera Club 2, 3: Literature Club 3, 4; Student Integrity Association 3. 4: Program Committee 4: Tattler Club 4: Pine Tree 4; Cnips 4: Allied Youth 4. June's a collector of dolls from many foreign lands and a flash in all her classes. She is an ardent reader of best sellers and a hoarder of gossip for ”ye olde Tattler. The Principia -{55 y PAUL RIDDLEMOSER Buddy Stamp Club Vice-President I; Junior Varsity I: Shop Club 2, 3. 4. Paul ha a disarming grin and an ambition to succeed in the musical world. The way he rattles the vocal chords in blissful harmony makes us fool confident thot ho has a bright futuro in store. MARGARET ROBERTSON Peggy MARILYNN ROGERS Marty Handicraft Club President I: Science Club Vice-President I; Student Council 2: Art Club 2. 3: Intramurals 2: Pine Tree 3. Assistant Advertising Manager 4; Activity Council 3. Our outstanding flirt is a demure, agreeable, unselfish, easy to get along with angel if there ever was one. How we all envy Marty's natural beauty and perfect complexion! University of Arkansas Basketball I. 2: Reading Club 3: Study Hall 3; Commercial Club 4. Margaret enjoys the gliding smoothness of a waltz above all else. In addition to dancing, swimming and trying to im-prove her pot shots are the pet diversions which occupy her spare moments. Strayor College WILBUR SARTWELL Sartwell. as he was known to his numerous friends, kept his agile mind and hands in perpetual motion. We miss his cheerful presence and wish he could have stayed longer with us. isby HARRISON SASSCER Sasscer Glee Club I. 4: Class Committee I. 3. 4: Opera Club 2. 3; Chess and Checkers Club 3: Debate Club 4: Honor Society 4. Harrison it a brilliant student with a keen sense of humor. He has participated in many school operas and musical affairs has a yen for symphony orchestras, attends concerts galore, and plans (let us warn law-breakers) to become a member of the bor. St. John's College LAWRENCE SANCOMB Larry Science Club I. 3: Ping-Pong Club 2; Art Club 4. If you should happen to hear strange noises in the halls, don't run for the nearest air raid shelter. It will just be Larry improvising on any of Crosby's latest hits. Keep singing. Larry, we don't mind! University of Notre Oame JEANNE SCHECKEL Pest Intermediate School. Detroit. Mich. I: Cooley High School, Detroit. Mich. 2: Recreational Leadership Club 3: Art Club 4: Popular Recordings Club 4. We give you Bethesda's No. I fashion inspirer—witness the fad for knee-high socks which, under her leadership, hit here about Christmas. That same brilliant originality pervades all her ideas. We wish there was more of your individualism abroad. Jeanne! University of Michigan FRANK SEWARD Chuck- Glee Club I. 4: Intramurals I, 2; Opera Club 2, 3: Science Club 3: Popular Recordings Club 4. Roll out the barrel. here comes Frank. This lad possesses a fine voice, which is often used for our enjoyment, a peppy sense of humor, a rollicking laugh, and a car as old as grandpappy. University of Maryland {siy EILEEN SHEPHERD Handicraft Club I, 4; Metal Shop Club I; Home Economics Club 2: Study Hall 2: Girl Reserves 3; Reading Club 4. This bright-eyed young lady hos quite a healthy appetito for books. We frequently see her in the library reading omnivo-rously. Koop at it. Eileen. Cap Student Council I; Glee Club I, 4; Shop Club 2; Opera Club 3. Cap, the tall boy with a distinct resemblance to Honest Abo. once portrayed that gentleman in a school play. He lets the other fellows do the talking but has beon known to break loose on weekends, especially on treasure hunts! Lehigh University CASPAR SHAFER LEE SHERLINE Sherly Field Day I, 3. 4: Intramurals I. 2. 4: Shop Club 2; Hi-Y Club 2. 3, 4; Izaalc Walton League 3; Jamboree Club 3; Chess and Checkers Club 4; Boys' Glee Club 4. Loo hos a habit of swishing basketball nets and arguing on indisputable questions. Ho s vory tall and dork. Handsome? Well, you judge. Oh. yes. girls, ond he has a car. Univorsity of Maryland BARBARA SIMONS Cricket Powell Jr. High School I: Art Club 2. 4: Debate Club 3; Literature Club 4: Program Committee 4: Student Integrity Association 3, 4; Pine Tree Staff 4: Chips Literary Editor 4; Honor Society 4. Cricket, ono of the brightest, friendliost persons around, plays a good game of tennis ond goos in for collecting stamps and cigar-bands in a big way. She’s going to be a top-notch artist someday, wo know. -{58 y BETTY SIMPSON Glee Club I; Student Council 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4: Opera Club 2: Recreational Leadership Club President 3. This is the busiest gel on the Student Council. Betty excels in shorthend ond typing and has hopes of being a stonogro-phor. If looks ere an aid. we're sure she'll make tho grade. Temple Businoss School KENNETH SIMPSON Simp Stamp Club I, 2; Track I, 2: Chess and Checkers Club 3. Chess Team 4: Study Hall 4. Here's a walking encyclopedia, who wo bet could show a few dictators how to rule. When not arbitrating the European situation. Kenneth is indulging in his favorite pastime, a heated chess gome. University of Maryland WILLIAM SIMPSON Simp Stamp Club I; Shop Club 2: Recreational Leadership Club Treasurer 3; Study Hall 4. Bill is the gifted man of the Simpson clan who knows tho answers, but proves boys can keep a socret. He's an ardont fan at all basketball games. You have to be on your toes to keep up with Bill. Columbia Technical JEANNE SMITH Smitty Dramatic Club Vice-President I, President I. 2; Student Council I; Basketball Manager I; Field Day I, 2; Class Committee 3: Choral Reading Club 3: Activity Council 3: Pine Tree 4; Tattler Club, Assistant Editor, Circulation Manager 4; Senior Prom Committee 4. Joanne, a very active and vivacious citizen, has the enviable knack of knowing how to win friends and influence people. Pursuing her literary talent, she has spent many long hours in toil for the Tattler. Averett Junior College DONALD SMITH Don Math Club I; Boy Patrol I; Science Club I: Book Club 2: Intramurals 2: Ping-Pong Club 3, 4. Enthusiastic about almost all athletics. Don spends much time on the golf course. Ho looks forward to a career in business administration. Good luck, chum! University of Maryland MARJORIE SMITH Midgie Dancing Club I; Math Club I; Knitting Club I: Field Day I. 2. 3. 4: Opera Club 2; Latin Club 2: Volleyball 2, 3. 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Choral Reading Club: French Club 3: Girl Reserves 4: Hockey 4: Student Integrity Association 4: Basketball 4. Sports take up most of Merjorio's time, but rumor has it sho can outshine many in the art of home economics. While the rost of us are chattering Marj is getting ahead of us ell with her careful, straight reasoning. Maryville College GEORGE SORRELL Hiking Club I; Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4: Study Hall I; Field Day I. 3. 4; Chess and Checkers Club 2. 3: Reading Club 2: Science Club 3. 4; Bachelors' Club 4. He amazed us ell with his orginal song in the impromptu assembly—remember? Flashing flirtatious smiles, and writing poems ore notural with George. He's full of that good ole Bethesda spirit. PHYLLIS SPARKS San Mateo High School, San Mateo. Calif. I: Tas-sen High School, Susanville. Calif. 2: Riding Club 3. 4: Journalism Club 3: Art Club 4. New to our school last year, Phyllis has mado a host of friends and won countless admirers with her charming smile and personality. Taking pride in her clothes and always looking just right in them, she has caused many a heart palpitation. George Washington University iboy X RICHARD SPENCER Dick- Math Club I: Field Day I; Latin Club 2: Photography Club 2: Chess and Checkers Club 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Laboratory Club 3. 4; Student Integrity Association 3. 4: Chips 4; Allied Youth 4: Honor Society 4. Dick it a mathematical gonius of whom we are proud. A member of the English clatt Amen Row.” he prefers to devote hit time to science. Catholic Univortity JOHN SPRINGER Springer Glee Club I: Math Club I; Field Day I, 3. 4: Opera Club 2. 3: Pine Tree 4: Auto Maintenance Club 4: Student Integrity Association 3. 4: Classical Recordings Club 4: Baccalaureate Committee 4. Atido from hit interest in law. John enjoys music. In his Junior year he had the lead in the school production of lolanthe. although he really enjoys other types of music more. He suroly hos what it takes to make his future successful. Dickinson College. ROSCOE STEFFEN Oscuh Hamden High School. Hamden, Conn. I, 2: Intramurals 4: Baseball 4: Tattler 4. Tall, red-headed Roscoe pursues the interesting hobby of inventing. He maintains a chemical lab as another pastime, and no problem along this line is too deep for him. The lad's also noted for being a Soap Bo Engineer. Just a born creator! LOUIS STONE Sully Shop Club I. 2: Safety Club 2; Art Club 4: Drama Club 4. Birds duck out of sight when he takes his trusty gun in hand. He admires Wilson's girls and wants to be a successful family man. Sully is an all-around athlete and plays a large part in the activities of the class of '40. University of Virginia -161 K 9 X. Jf s 1 MARIN STODDARD Rinnie Columbia High School, Columbia, S. C. I, 2: Rec-ional Leadership Club 3; Activity Council 3. 4: Study Hall 4; Honor Society 4. Marin, one of our most comely blondes, was the ever-busy chairman of Activity Council dances. She made a grand drag for the Middies besides playing numbor one girl for numorous B. C. C. boys. JACK STONE Stonie Basketball I: Track 1.2. Bethesda's strong man—Jack has a string of athletic accom-plishments a mile long. He is always helpful in using or lending his maroon Chevy to meet some unforeseen emergency. HAROLD STOWELL Professor Photography Club President I, 2, 3: Collecting Club I; Laboratory Club 3, 4: Tattler Staff Photographer 4; Pine Tree Photographer 4. Stowoll is our Professor of subtlo wit and slap-stick comedy. He’s keenly interested in everything from candid cameras to the gentle art of apple polishing. Speaking of polishing, he's the owner of that supor-chargod convertible. Lehigh University ROBERT SULLIVAN Sully Photography Club I. 2. 3: Band 2: Science Club 3: French Club 3: Debate Club 4. Bob surprises us on occasion by casting aside his quiet ways and breaking loose. All those who heard his remarks on dates. one day in Miss Goodwin's room, will novor forgot them. Bob was an indispensable member of the Debate Club. i62Y BOBBY SUMNER Bob Shop Club I. 2. 3, 4; Dancing Club I; Safety Club 2; Art Club 3. You'd novor believe the cut-up of class rooms enjoyod fishing In a quiet spot, but It's the truth. Bob claims he'd like to see the country as a Greyhound bus driver. Romembor, Bob. drivers can't talk! WILLIAM SWEET Jack” Student Council I, 2. 4; Ping-Pong Club I, 3; Assistant Basketball Manager 2. Manager 3: Class Committee 2. 3; Chips 3; Art Club 3: Bachelors' Club 4: Inter-School Student Council Welfare Committee 4. Bill came to B. C. C. quite a little shaver, but behold, today he is a man. He's unforgettable bccauso of his unselfish, friendly manner, and uncanny ability to do things with the Studont Council and Basketball Team. ELLEN TAYLOR Bet Stamp Club I; Field Day I, 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. Manager 4: Softball 1,2, 3. 4: Art Club 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Hockey Manager 4. Ellen, tops in our sports circle, contends the grass is greener elsowhoro. Shall we say at St. John's? Yet you'll always find her Bothosda's most loyal rooter, win or lose. University of Maryland MARGARET THOMPSON Pegge Dancing Club I, 2: Handicraft Club I; Girl Reserves 2: Commercial Work 3, 4. First bride of the class of ‘40, this winsome brunette loft us this winter to keep house. We remember hor lively personality and we all wish her luck in her career.” JANE THOMPSON Glee Club I: Science Club I: Field Day 1. 2: Safety Club 2, 3: Movie Club 2: Literature Club 3: Typing Club 4. When half the world it greedy, end the other half insane, We'll rest a moment from our plight, and smile a while with Jane.” One of the most agreeable people we've met in a long while, she goes around with o cheerful smile and has an urge to help and encourage the other fellow. Keep shining, Jano. HAROLD TUFTY Tuffo Evanston Township High School, Evanston, III. I, 2: Intramurals 3, 4: Field Day 3: Softball Team 3: Journalism Club 3; Photography Club 3; Lab Club 4: Bachelors' Club 4; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 4. Hal believes every road leads in two directions. although Anne still seems to be holding her own. Notorious for his line and smooth dancing, he is usually hoard around with that two-door masterpiece. University of Virginia BONNIE-MASON THROCKMORTON Bee Student Council I, 2: Dramatic Club President I: Field Day I. 2, 3. 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Art Club 3, 4: Pine Tree 3. Boo is well known for hor scrowy theories and that inimitable forelock. She plans to follow her artistic bent by becoming a dress-designer. If hor own clothes are any indication, the gal is going places. Syracuse University KENNETH TUOHEY Tuohey” Shop Club I, 3: Safety Club 2: Stage Crew 2, 4: Boy Patrol 3. 4. This tall young man has earned the gratitude of the entire student body for his obliging work on all school projects. Kenneth has had a hand in tho loud speaking system, stage scenery, and gonoral ropair work. Much thanks. Ken! Columbia Technical Institute -{64}- FRANK TUTWILER 'Tut John Marshall High School. Richmond, Va. I, 2: Chess and Checkers Club 3, 4: Laboratory Club 3. 4; Student Integrity Association 4: Allied Youth 4. A true Virginia gentlomon. Frank balieves that all work and no play mekos Jack a dull boy and relaxes with a fait and snappy game of ping-pong. Hii good grades prove, however, thot ho doesn't believe in carrying thi to extremes. Nice going. Frank. George Washington University TOM TYRRELL Track 2, 3. 4: Bars and Tumbling Club 3. Tom. who is a steady pal of Wally Ligon, spends much of his time on the parallel bars in our gym. the rest in pursuing his favorite sports of swimming at Great Falls and hunting in our nearby woods. ROBERT VOLLTEN Hobby Club I; Art Club 2. 3. 4: Ping-Pong Club 3. Robert is one of our best cartoonists. He intonds working particularly on animation. Gang way. Walt Disney, hore's a sorious rival! Columbia School of Fine and Applied Arts NORMA WALKER Norm Art Club 1.2. 3: Literature Club 2: Chips Sta'Sf 2. 4: Girl Reserves 3. Secretary 4: Stu- 3. Art Editor dent Council Alternate 3: Glee Club 4: Pine Tree Staff 4; Allied Youth 4: Student Integrity Association 3. 4: Honor Society 4. 7U +-rvr-4- A brilliant artist, clever seamstress, and soft spoken gal. Norma drops her brush to do a little singing now and then. She continues to emoze classes with the number of subjects she finds so easy. How do you do it. Norm? National School of Art -{65 y MARGARET WARREN Maggie Dancing Club I: Dramatic Club, Costume Manager I: Field Day I: Opera Club 2. 3: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 2; Choral Reading Club 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Student Integrity Association 3, 4: Pine Tree 4: Program Committee 4: Allied Youth 4. Margaret will bo rememberod for being ablo to out-talk almost everyone, having a peculiar interest in London, and especially for knowing oil the answers, for Margarot is certainly a corking good student. University of Michigan ALICE WELCH Ninth Grade Girls' Club I: Dancing Club I: Knitting Club I: Latin Club 2; Girl Reserves 2. 3: Bowling Club 2: Field Day 2. 3. 4: Pine Tree 3. 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Hockey 4. Boys, make it a point to do a lot of reading next year, for horo s o pleasing blonde who is going to be a librarian. Alice also collects anything and everything—pins too? Univorsity of Maryland ELIZABETH WATKINS Lizzie Dramatic Club I. 2: Hiking Club I; Stamp Club 2: Literature Club 2. 3: Pine Tree 3, Staff 4: Activity Council Alternate 3; Student Integrity Association 3. 4; Study Hall 3: National Honor Society 4: Chips Editor 4: Program Committee Chairman 4: Student Council Alternate 4: Intramurals 4. Editing “Chips and studying havo occupied much of Lizzie's time, but somewhero she found a moment to knit those many sweators. She plans to teach English and writo. but we do hope thoje serious aims won't doprive us of an aco screwball. Bryn Maf College 'yf o r r LINDSLEY WHITE Lin” Oak Park High School I. 2, 3: Bachelors' Club Vice-President 4: Auto Maintenance Club 4. All you punsters duck out of sight for here comos Lin. one of tho best. There always seems to be room for one more in his popular crate. His spirit of good fellowship has modo him a friend to all in tho one short year which he has hod at Bothosda. ibby JOAN WHALEN West Philadelphia Catholic Girls' High School, Pa. I; Travel Club 2: Current Events Club 2; Girl Reserves 3: Field Day 3: Study Hall 3: Pine Tree 4; Library Club 4. Joan, a grand girl, ha tho pleasantly feminine hobbies of dancing and singing. Around school, she has done an efficient job as a Pine Tree subscription-negger—a task demanding all the adroit tricks of persuasion available. FRANCES WILMOT Dancing Club I: Latin Club 2: Recreational Leadership Club 3: Softball Team 3; Pine Tree Art Staff 4. Frances is the sporty type, for she loves riding and tennis and is an expert at both. Her chief interest, however, is music, old and now. She likes her boys tall, dark and handsomo. American University RAYMOND WHITE Ray Student Council I. 2: Field Day I: Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4: Safety Club 2: Study Hall 3, 4: Journalism Club 3: Class Committee 3: Popular Recordings Club 4. Ray managed to dazzle us all with his famous purple and white striped sweater. Ho is both a working man and a popular boy at all vice-versa dances. Ho still believes the West has the best, and provod it by picking a gal from Utah. University of Virginia LAWRENCE WILLIAMS Larry Intramurals 1,2, 3. 4: Field Day 1.2. 3. 4: Hobby Club I: Photography Club 3: Speedball 3: Ping-Pong Club 4; Auto Maintenance Club 4. If you want to know anything about fishing or shooting, here's the expert—look him up. Larry's ambition is to become an engineer, and we think he'll be the best in the field. Annapolis Prep School i67Y AVERILL WIRGMAN Activity Council 2: Class Committee 2; Art Club 3: Pine Tree Art Staff 4. Averili, one of the most ettrectivo co eds to grace our hells, soems to prefer DeVitt boys to our gellents. She hit the heppy medium of being a good sport, student and conversationalist. George Washington University SHIRLEY WOLFSON Brennie Dancing Club I: Girl Reserves 2. Treasurer 3; Movie Club 2: Recreational Leadership Club 3: Pepper Club 3. 4; Girls' Glee Club 4: Study Hall 4. Shirley is a quiet, good-looting liftlo miss who always seems tho opitomo of neatness. Sho has a charming friendliness that mates all who tnow her admire her. JESSIE WOODWELL Dancing Club I, 2. 3: Handicraft Club I: Latin Club 2: Field Day 2; Student Council 3: Study Hall 3. 4: Intramurals 4: Pine Tree Staff 4. This is the girl to envy for her ability to master languages. When wo want an A-1” interpreter with a teen sonse of humor, we'll tnow for whom to loot. After deciphering the senior information blants for Pine Tree. evon hieroglyphics seem easy by comparison, ah. Jossio? George Washington University -{68}- SALLY LEE YOUNG Takoma-Silver Spring Jr. High School I; Art Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Field Day I, 2: Latin Club 2: Chips Staff 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Pepper Club 3. Vice-President 4; French Club 3; Tattler Staff 4: Pine oration Committee Chairman 4; Allied Youth 4: Honor Society 4. Sally it the modest, pretty. Titian-haired senior whose work you've often seen displayed in Bethesda's halls and in Chips. She's off to college with the ambition of gaining recognition in tho art world—and she certainly deserves it. American University BASIL ROBERTS With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand. He has wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be. since he lingers there. 69 FRESHMAN: C3 tA Twas in September thirty-six, As Freshmen, we were surely fixed Upon careers that would require Four years until we could retire To other worthwhile fields of knowledge. As business, or perhaps a college. At first we held campaigns full strong. With fights and posters six feet long. Out of this turbulent affray Rose Nancy Laws to hold us sway. With Henry, Ginsburg, Maphis too. Our freshmen functions to pursue. Of course we can't forget the tale About Ulysses' famous sail That Homer said took seven years: Although a puppet quenched his fears And took but seven months instead. With English class to guide his head. SOPHOMORES: That fall, as Sophomores, we came To B. C. C.—a noble name To fire our songs and set our pace And lead us through a winning race! As president. Johnny Shumate rose. With Kelly. Peyton. Ginsburg chose Committees. How we worked to raise Some cash for later happy days! A skating party we conceived. A plan which gladly was received. And soon became such a success That others followed by request. Then other dramas shook the stage As acting soon became the rage: Nor was a Latin play exempt From youthful thespian attempt: The Lost Elevator and The Clock Struck One A few more honors for us won. While others, in the field of sport. Reached glory of another sort. In basketball the girls became The county champs, with glowing fame. The boys just missed this honored berth. But in the field meet showed their worth. And piled up such a mighty score That Leland took the meet once more. Thus in the spring, with glowing heart, From Leland we did all depart And turned our footstep and our eye To gather fame in senior high. voy HI§ T O Rif The parties o'er we cleared our throats And warbled forth inspiring notes, At first, the Christmas Tree to light (At which, upon our songs, a blight Did fall—the tragic stage coach crash— But we recovered in a flash). Then, in the chorus ranks appeared When Pirates of Penzance'' was cheered. In sports, from seniors we did snip The Intramural Championship. And so, as summer heat descended Our sophomore play-days proudly ended. JUNIORS: Then came our shining Junior year— How memory holds her frolics dear! Can we forget the times we had. Or all our grades, both good and bad? But first—to officers a toast! To Johnny, who has made the most Of every single hope and chance Our class has had for its advance! To Peyton, Stoever, Gins burg, too. Who, with so very much to do. Brought all our functions into gear And piled successes on the year! Then, hear our memories loudly tell The work of Embrey. Springer. Bell And Jackson, Gish in bright array On lolanthe's gala day. And of Our Nothing But The Truth The critics said. Why sirs, forsooth! Your Frances and your Bevy Knapp Are feathers in the Junior cap, While Mary Ellen, as you know Is cute enough to steal the show. Recall that Junior-Senior dance To which we did so gaily prance? The S. I. A. we started too. To prove Bethesda-ites are true. Its founders. Green and Fowler, made A banner that can never fade. And then we chose the blue and white Class colors that have been our light Of unity. So. swiftly pass The echoes of our Junior Class. SENIOR: The summer died, and with the fall Back through this old Bethesda hall We trod with toes and spirits light, For we had reached the promised height. John Shumate, once more president. With Peyton, Stoever, Mankin, lent Yet higher dignity and fame To a Bethesda Senior’s name. (Though dignity and social pride Were quickly packed and laid aside So all could be such hale and hearty Infants at the Baby Party.) The year rolled on. Now take a glance At the Alumni Game and Dance— Our tossers won the first event, The second found us shuffle-bent. We sought advice on later nights, As speakers stood beneath our lights And helped us find the right careers To follow in the future years: Yet sandwiched 'twixt these solemn aims Our basketball team's mighty games. Our boys were something to beware. 'Member the trimming they gave Blair? And oh, what fun they had at Durham Though home at last we did allure them! About that faculty quintet In costume, we can ne'er forget! When Rockville High burned to the ground Bethesda spread its arms, and found A place, so that our friends could be Each one a welcome refugee. The College Night and Footlight play Were given on a later day. The Prom and Senior Fashion Show Made gentlemen of every bo; Then Class Day, Banquet, Picnic, all Sped in relentless waterfall. Baccalaureate and Commencement time Sang us a sudden sobering rhyme— That we must take this memory Must bear this spirit worthily Must softly, yet with steadfast face Leave our Bethesda—Chevy Chase. 72 }� ELIZABETH WATKINS GEORGE SORRELL CARRNDAR September 26 Election of Senior Officers November 15 After High School Night November 18 Senior Barn Dance December 1 Christmas Parade December 8 Basketball Season Started December 20 Christmas Tree Lighting December 21 Alumni Basketball and Dance December 22 Christmas Play January 26 First Blair Game February 3 Baby Party February 27 Second Blair Game March 7-9 Star Tournament April 9 Baseball Season Started April 18 Survey Inaugurated April 20 Junior-Senior Prom May 3 Spring Play— The Red Lamp May 16 Fashion Show May 20-24 Final Exams June 2 Faculty Tea June 7 Class Day June 12 Senior Banquet and Dance June 18 Graduation,gifs These are our slurdy younq bulwarlcs These lhe blllhe youlhs who annonq us Worlhuly wore our brnghl colors Valnanl our lads and our lasses Gay as lheur lauqhler lhal cheers us Gay as The aura aboul Them Clever and useful These sluclenls Wnse ID lhe lore ol our carnphres Cheeruly worlong lo serve us Doing lhe besl for Belhesda Proudly we honor our classes Proud lo ha X6 called Them our Classes JUNIOR ROBERT LEBLING. President ROBERT KEEBLER. Vice-President Helen Ainley June Alban Bill Alden Barbara Anderson Lorraine Andrews Marjorie Ault Lois Bagley Dorothy Bartemeier Stuart Barton William Benson Barbara Bethea Victor Bieber Molly Belt William Blackwood Barbara Blair Anna Mae Blandford Barbara Boggs Robert Boswell Bonita Bradshaw Irving Bragg Roy Breg Robert Burrows James Callan Peter Camplair Roberta Oarlock Ann Carrigan Betty Jane Cleaton John Collins Frank Coleman Roy Corderman Douglas Cummins Carroll Curran Leo Day Mildred Daymude Robert DeBinder Jean Defandorf Katherine Dorsey Betty Jane Dickinson Eileen Dunbar Reta Ehlert -{76}- CLASS MARGERY GESSFORD Secretary ROBERT LYNCH. Treasurer Herbert Ehrman Clifton Eisele Lois Eisele Richard Eldridge Jean Engelbach Wilson Everhart Evelyn Evers Charles Eyer Jane Fagan Herbert Faurote Charles Fink Jay Fitzgerald Dorothy Foster Charles Fox William Graham Barbara Gray Catherine Griffin Boyce Guthridge Isabel Gunnels Deborah Hambidge Helen Hammond Teresa Hanlon Nancy Hannen Duke Hashagen Carolyn Hill William Hepner Alfred Holland Betty Hughes Norval Ingberg Joann Jarnagin Robert Keene Rita Kiley Eileen Kohout Edward Kraft William Lake Paddy LaPadula Jeanette Laughlin Walter Lee Armin Lewis Margaret Ledig vn Miriam Likens Susan Jane Lillie Jack MacLeod Ellen Maddox Patsy Maloney James Mann Carolyn Martin Maurice Martin Virginia Mauck Charles Maxim Judy McAllister Almyra McClure John McGrew Emma McQuinn Mary Miller (Sophomore) Faris Mirhage Gloria Mirhage Mary Moffett Hobart Montee Mary Morton Margaret Newhall John Newman Harold Norton Vincent O'Brien Winsor Offutt Betty Ann Ostma'nn Elizabeth Parker Rush Pearson Elizabeth Phillips Janice Phillips Margaret Phillips Harry Pitts Jane Potter Mack Pusey Dale Quinn Mildred Ray Audrey Redmile . Carol Rice Jack Rice Mary Ring Charles Ritchie George Robey Nancy Robinson Joanne Rogers vn Dorothy Rogers Robert Rohrback Robert Rohrs Constance Rounds McCleary Sanborn Raymond Sanford Mary Jane Sartwell Charles Saxelby Ruth Schenkel Richard Sears David Seiler Nevitt Shacklett Robert Schellhase DeLois Shoemaker Marian Shrader Robert Schultz Mary Shumate Angela Smith Charles Smith Merle Smith Lydia Stauffer James Sullivan Martha Sutton Florence Swain Emily Snyder Edward Taylor Clio Tenny Irene Tilley Patricia Tomlinson Raymond Toms Nancy Troth Jane Turner Barbara Volkmann Ursula Von Oettingen Alan Wakefield Daniel Walser Julia Ann Warthen Catherine Williams Patricia Whitesell Carroll Willett Richard Poerstel Barbara Willson Marjorie Winings Ruth Yohe J? y A John Wyman -f SOPHOMOR LORING APPLEBY, President THOMAS KIRBY. Treasurer Muriel Adams Charlotte Ailes Priscilla Allgyer Laura Anderson Ruthe Atwell Henry Bain Barbara Baldridge Mary Ellen Baldwin Richard Barwin Rutland Beard Ruth Berger Joan Beveridge Jan Bien Joseph Blinkhorn Marcia Boteler Jack Bradshaw Mary Bradley Marjorie Breeden Kathryn Brown Whitney Brush Henry Buckholtz Jane Burdick Anne Burleigh Barbara Burton Jean Cahall Joseph Cantrel Ruth Capello Hubert Carlock Alida Carlson Gloria Chandler Doris Chapman Dorothy Ann Chase Robert Cheatham Thomas Clark Ida Clayton Bert Cleaveland Virginia Colon Robert Cremins Joseph Crupper Marion Cummins Charles Curtis Marqaret Davis Lucille DeHaven Robert Dellett Richard Dickinson Rudolph Dieffenbach Frank Dorsey (Junior) Thelma Duvall Jean Edwards Mary Katheryn Eisele Earle Elliott -{80}- CLASS BETTY LOU TROWBRIDGE. Secretary WILLIAM CREMINS. Vice-President Helen Emory Gloria Etzler Jane Everhart Sidney Falk Dorothy Ann Farmer Lillian Fawcett Edith Fink William Finlayson Sallie Foster Francis Fox Sam Furlow Virginia Galloway Gilbert Gibson Jane Gongwer Mary Jane Gott Thomas Gauld Mary Greenlaw Rennie Gulick Robert Gurley William Hannon Nancy Hannen (Junior) Betty Harris Etta Harrison Elizabeth Havens Clara Belle Heffernan Doris Hermanson Betty Holbruner Jack Hoopes Louise Hurt Patricia Imirie Malcolm Ingram Edwin Jacobson Betty James Harold James Geraldine Jarnagin Lester Johnson Pamela Karge Joanne Karr Richard Kehoe William Kelley Robert Kinsman Martha Kitterman Robert Knott Fred Kraft Joe Crupper Theresa Kupper Dorothy Lancaster Louis LaMotte David Lawrence Bolitha Laws William Leahy Ido Lillie William Littlejohn Edith Lowe Ludd Lowe Gloria Lyons George MacVeigh Harold Mankin Harry Mason Norman MacDonald Margie Maxfield Glover Mayfield Hom6 McAllister Charles Magee Alma McGlue Patricio McNey Frances McPherson John MacVeigh Norman Meese Marie Miller (Junior) Somuol Miller Jeon Mitchell Nina Mizell Joan Monroe Betty Ann Montgomery Carolyn Moody Patricio Moran Mildred Mowery Mary Jane Reiney Helen Murphy Dale Musgrove Charles O'Shoughnessy William Pattison Patricia Pettit Lois Pilgren Shirley Poerstel Helen Potter Virginia Powell William Pratt Rosemary Price Edward Pugh Norman Quible June Ragan Katherine Raymond Lena Raynor Betty Ring Elizabeth Robertson Clayton Rogers Joan Rogers (Junior) Edith Ross Richard Russell Edward Saunders Frank Saunders Nelson Woodson Tully Scott Albert Sherline Dale Sherman Frances Smith Sherwood Smith Margaret Spencer Virginia Sanger Carlene Springirth Jean Stamp Mildred Stadtler Barbara Stearns Eleanor Steffen Eugene Stevens Jack Stevens Gretel Stites Cole Stratton Donald Sweet Donald Swenson Gene Sylvester Julia Taggart Vera Taylor James Thomas Joseph Thorud Lenore Throckmorton Lillian Turner Dorthy Twyman Marian Vier Hugh Weaver Clinton Wells Charles Whelan Donald White Frank White Richard Williams Marguerite Williams William Winchell Carolyn Woltz Raymond Yaukey Doris Yeomans (Junior) Frances Young Rickity, rickity, rackity, crown. Who can put Bethesda down? Nobody yea! Nobody yea! TEAM! TEAM! TEAM! BASEBALL TEAM The baseball team is made up of both new players and more experienced seniors— a combination which has offered stiff competition to all opposing teams. SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE April 10 Woodrow Wilson Away 12 Gonzaga Home 16 Anacostia Away 19 Tech. Home 23 Briarley Home 26 Washington and Lee Away 30 Roosevelt Away May I DeVitt Home 3 Montgomery-Blair Away 6 Eastern Away 7 Rockville Away 8 Landon Home 13 Georgetown Prep. Away 14 Washington and Lee Home 15 Eastern Home 17 Briarley Away 22 Gaithersburg Home 24 Rockville Home 27 Landon Away 29 Montgomery-Blair Home First Row: TOMS. KEENE, DAY. MacLEOD. BREG (Manager). Second Row: SHUMATE. EATON. MIRHAGE. KINSMAN. First Row: MANKIN (Manager), HUGHES, BARNSLEY. SHUMATE (Captain), HASHAGEN. KINSMAN. LAKE (Assistant Manager). Second Row: BURROWS. SANFORD. JANOF. LEBLING. MORELL. KEENE. BASKETBALL TEAM Under the leadership of Coach Vogt, the basketball team ended the season with the most impressive record of any of our cage teams, winning nineteen games and dropping but seven. The outstanding victories of the season were our trouncing of Montgomery-Blair. and our first defeat of a Western five. All-High Shumate plus four other stars were always out on the floor giving their best. As a result they won the Star Tournament trophy for the most outstanding suburban team, and participated in the Duke-Durham tournament. SCHEDULE DATE B. C. C. OPP. DATE B. C. C. OPP. Dec. 8—30 Jefferson 1 1 Jan. 30—26 Washington-Lee 21 12—17 Western 32 Feb. 2—28 Western 26 15—32 Tech 27 5—35 Landon 19 19—34 Anacostia 35 9—30 St. Johns 27 21—37 Alumni 34 13—31 Rockville 11 Jan. 3—29 Maryland Frosh 26 20—32 Washington-Lee 34 5—27 St. Johns 21 23—34 Georgetown Prep 29 9—36 Sherwood 12 26—36 Landon 13 12—20 Eastern 34 27—51 Montgomery-Blair 30 16—36 Georgetown Prep 28 28—41 St. Albans 34 19—22 Rockville 17 Mar. 5—47 Washington-Lee 21 23—39 Roosevelt 45 7—25 Roosevelt 31 26—19 Montgomery-Blair 18 15—31 Lanier 43 JAY-VEES The Junior Varsity piled up an enviable record of eleven victories and only one defeat. Much of the credit should go to post-grad Pete Smith for his great coaching job. With Jay-Vees of this caliber, the Varsity's future looks bright. First Row: MANKIN. LYNCH. EHRMAN. RICE, CALLAN, MIRHAGE. COSTA. SMITH. Second Row: BENSON. APPLEBY. WATKINS. KIRBY. EATON. POERSTEL. ROGERS. VOLLEYBALL Whamming a volleyball over a net is quite a sport. Although the bunch didn't get in much competitive playing, they beat that old enemy of girlish figures— avoirdupois. BEAVERS. LEE. REDMILE. WILLSON. SMITH. BETTS. BRYAN SOFTBALL Every hit a home run and every girl a hit. They made a nice showing—and that's no error—for B. C. C. this season. Seated: MAUCK, MIZELL. PELL. MIRHAGE. Standing: THROCKMORTON. WILMOT. LAIRD. TILLEY. TAYLOR. WY GIRLS' BASKETBALL An invitation to the Star Tournament topped a very busy and successful year for these basketeers. Reds, as you probably know, walked off with the cup for best individual player on any suburban team. Seated: HAWKINS. TAYLOR. PELL. JOST. F. SMITH. MIRHAGE. BEAVERS. BRYAN. Standing: TROWBRIDGE. LEE. EISELE, WILLSON. M. SMITH. BETTS. TILLEY. A. SMITH. MIZELL. HOCKEY When girls take up a rough game like hockey, they don't play like sissies. Can't you see that we mean business look about them? First Row: BRYAN. WELCH. MIZELL. RAYMOND. PELL. JOST. Second Row: SMITH. LAIRD. CARTER. LEE. BEAVERS. TAYLOR. GOLF TEAM Our golf team snapped out of its earlier lethargy in a corking game with DeVitt, and then proceeded to play one of the finest seasons on record. Loud bravos, boys. PATTISON. SULLIVAN. BOLTON. WILLETT. FLING. BRADSHAW. I— Z MURALS CHEERLEADERS CARRIGAN. BARNARD. ORNELAS. SMITH. HUGHES. MAUCK. PELL. INTRA-MURAL COMMITTEE Seated: LEE. BETTS. MIZELL. JOST. SHRADER. WILLSON. Standing: STEVENS. OFFUTT. ROHRS. CHANDLER. SMITH. LEBLING. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders brought new school spirit to our games this year with their contagious enthusiasm. Their activities not only added color and gayety to the games, but spurred the teams on to many victories. INTRA-MURAL COMMITTEE That shrill whistle you frequently hear during sixth period is quite apt to be an order from one of our intra-mural bosses. The committee plans and runs the lively intramural schedule you so enjoy. i9oy If you want a budding artist, here's the very place to look, And the countless literati fairly overflow our book. Will you have a future Hamlet, or a dancing demoiselle? And we'd recommend our bachelor cooks for brownies that excel. We have scientists and carolers and diplomats galore, And, of course, no repertoire's complete without its orator; For we say Bethesda's king in every sort of club and team, And we've all been represented here to prove she is supreme. TREE PINE TREE STAFF Cl The gargantuan task assumed by these able shoulders was the publication of this annual. Their efforts have been constant and tireless. They have given up vacation hours—playtime—to give you this book. It's too late to knock'' now, folks, so how about a little verbal appreciation? Sootod: SIMONS. MORAN. MAODOX. MORGAN. KELLER. HATHAWAY. Standing: HAGlE. RAYMOND. GIULIANO. CHASE. WATKINS. BROMBACHER. STOWELL. ROGERS. BREWER. SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE Although you had to dig deep for installments sometimes, just remember that the tenacity of these collectors helped make possible your book. Their patience and persistency resulted in the greatest circulation yet achieved by Pine Tree. First Row: VOLKMANN. DICKINSON. MOFFETT. HANNEN. TURNER. TROTH. Sacond Row: THOMAS. MacVEIGH. WEAVER. PUSEY. WHALEN. BALDRIDGE. M. RING. DONNALLY. Third Row: AILES. LYONS. B. RING. HARRINGTON. BOTELER. BRADLEY. SIMONS. PINE TREE STAFF Blanche Morgan Maybelle Maddox Joe Giuliano Marilynn Rogers Mary Jane Chase Nancy Brombacher Ruth Raymond Sarann Keller Scott Brewer Editor -in- Chief Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager 12th Grade Subscription Manager I Ith Grade Subscription Manager I Oth Grade Subscription Manager Girls' Photography Manager Boys' Photography Manager -(94). PINE TREE STAFF Anne Hathaway Harold Stowell Roger Chandler Jessie Woodwell Elizabeth Watkins George Sorrell Janet Moran Ellamae Hagie Barbara Simons Miss Greaney Candid Manager Photographer Photographer Literary Editor Literary Staff Literary Staff Literary Staff Literary Staff Literary Staff Advisor ART STAFF Turn to the division pages with their clever spatter-work and tho pen sketches illustrating the class nistory, and you will conclude that this is an art staff quite worthy of your praise. Lowell Plank and Hobbs Horak. though not members of the staff, graciously assisted Sally Lee Young in drawing the caricatu os for the popularity page. Standing: PATTERSON. OSHAUGHNESSY. Soated: YOUNG. WIRGMAN. WALKER. RACE. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Thru snow, sleet, and stormy weather, the members of the Advertising Staff have been out tracking down business. They did a magnificent job getting the advertisements wnich were so necessary in financing this publication. First Row: DaBINDER. GOULD. ROGERS. GIULIANO. DEFANDORF. ALLEN. Sacond Row: EMBREY. WARREN. BEVERIDGE. AMES. EVERS. PARKER. ADAMS. Third Row: DICKINSON. MAYFIELD. ADGATE. OYSTER. SPRINGER. GAMBLE. LITERATI TATTLER Seated: CHANDLER. M. HENRY. RAYMOND. FOLEY. TAYLOR (Editor). LAWS. STOEVER. MAPHIS. JOST. Second Row: RIGHTOR. HAMILL. OSHAUGHNESSY. HODGE. PATTERSON. MOORE. FLETT. LEBLING. FULKS. CARRIGAN. YOUNG. MORAN. B. HENRY. STOWELL. ADGATE. SMITH. CHIPS OSBORN. WALKER. WATKINS (Editor). SIMONS. PEYTON. TATTLER Modern streamlining, more issues. special candid shots, and more variety in the columns are but a few of the innovations of this year's industrious Tattler Staff. Many thanks for a splendid school journal, and congratulations on the press conference awards! CHIPS Chips has undergone complete reorganization and is now entirely a student venture. Without an advisor, these people managed to put out a very original and representative magazine. It is encouraging to realize we have so many pupils interested in creative writing. -{96}. GOVERN I I STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: RICE. TILLEY. RICKEY. SIMPSON. AMES. LANCASTER. Second Row: MIRHAGE. BROMBACHER. MORAN. WHITE. SCHENKEL. ROWE. KARR. SWENSON. DAY. Third Row: KIRBY. PATTISON. HILL. SWEET. GOTT. LAWS. APPLEBY. CREMINS. ELLIOTT. (Not in picturo—L. MOSIER. Prosidont) ACTIVITY COUNCIL First Row: MANN. MAPHIS. HARRIS. MORELL (Prosidont). GREER. INSLEY. JACKSON. Second Row: CURRAN. OSBORN. STAMP. STODDARD. BEARD. MecLEOD. MOODY. MocVEIGH. FIHE. Third Row: SEILER. CHEATHAM. ENGIEBACH. ANDERSON. WHITE. SCOTT. WARTHEN. DAVIS. FOLEY. NEWMAN. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an administrative body which deserves much credit for its work on Red Cross drives. Thanksgiving and Christmas opportunities, its handling of locker assignments, interscholastic relationships, and its sale of athletic tickets. Well done! ACTIVITY COUNCIL The Activity Council spent sixth period planning Career Night, After High School Night, and other worthwhile projects. Perhaps their crowning achievement of the year was the raising of funds for the purchasing of a record player. We have enjoyed many extra musical moments—in classes, in cafeteria, in the gym —as a result of their efforts. i97Y THE HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society represents the school's superlatives, not only in studies, but in many other activities. With its four ideals— scholarship, leadership, character, and service—it has become a goal for many of our students. First Row: ANDERSON. GREEN. EMBREY. STOEVER. WATKINS. Second Row: RICKEY. OSBORN. MORGAN. SHUMATE. MISS AIKEN. SENIOR COMMITTEE The Senior Committee have worked diligently making arrangements for various activities, seeing that things run smoothly at senior functions, and laying the plans for graduation. Sootod: HENRY. MANKIN. STOEVER. SHUMATE. PEYTON. KINSMAN. Standing: WATKINS. DONNAILY. TUFTY. YOUNG. ROGERS. LAWS. LEBLING. MAPHIS. STUDENTS' INTEGRITY ASSOCIATION The S. I. A. was organized solely by the students to promote integrity throughout our school. They aim to put the honor system on a widespread voluntary basis. OSBORN. RICKEY. FOWLER. GREEN. HAMBIDGE. MORELL. i ooy THE BOY PATROL SERV The members of the Boy Patrol have served us willingly and cheerfully for three years. They have shown themselves dependable under all conditions and in all emergencies. BLADEN. TOUHEY. BAKER. MUNN. HANNON. SMITH. POOLE. ALLIED YOUTH OFFICERS This national organization, although quite new to our school, is making splendid progress. It is founded on the principle of temperance for modern youth. All students are welcomed as members. POTTER. NORTON. OSBORN. SHUMATE. DEBATE CLUB Our future Burkes and Ciceros have had an exciting year of word-battles. They were especially honored when their president. Bob Osborn, was made chairman of the George Washington University Conference. Seated: FIHE. GREEN. OSBORN. MORAN. GUNNELS. Standing: MORRISON. SASSCER, BALDRIDGE. SULLIVAN. TAYLOR. H ioi y SONG h- ART CLASS The art classes have earned the sincere appreciation of t o entire school. Adorning our halls with exhibits of their paintings and sketches, contributing to our publications, and advertising our activities were but a few of the uses to which they put their talents. MacLEOD. FITZGERALD. HAVENS. KEMEYS. HOFFMAN. THOMAS. PARKHURST. MONTGOMERY. AILES. FOSTER. McNEY. STAMP. JAM DOODLERS The only music of its kind in the world” is the slogan of Mr. Dugan's Jamdoodlers. Besides being unique, this band plays very enjoyable swing. Seated: FISHER. KEHOE. Standing: MR. DUGAN. FITZGERALD. MORGAN. SMALL. PRATT. BLACK- WOOD. ADGATE. BRAGG. BOYS' GLEE CLUB This year the boys organized a glee club of their own. We know they must have enjoyed themselves as much as we enjoyed hearing them in assemblies. First Row: SEESE. BRIDGMAN. SHAFER. PRATT. PLANK. HOLLAND. Second Row: SEWARD. SASSCER. SHERLINE. SANCOMB. BOGLEY. SYLVESTER. -{102 f BACHELORS' CLUB Cheers for the life of a bachelor! Cried many a husky man Who came, and saw, and conquered The good old frying pan. At Tablet: INSLEY. SWEET. EISELE. SYLVESTER. GAULD. KINSMAN. WAPLES. STETSON. LEWIS. VERNON. MecVEIGH. HOLLAND. STEVENS. Machine—SORRELL. Ironing—WHITE. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club has undertaken several projects this year which have been most helpful to the school. Besides selling school supplies and acting as secretaries to the teachers, these qirls have found time to publish their own paper, the Commercial Whirl. Officers First Semester Presidont— MARJORIE CLAGETT Vice-President— GRACE BEAVERS Secretory— ALICE ANDERSON Treasurer— JOSEPHINE LOCHTE Officers Second Semester President— ALICE ANDERSON Vice-President— JOSEPHINE LOCHTE Secretary— IRENE BISSETT Treasurer— PEGGY NEWHALL CHESS TEAM The members of the chess team have applied themselves to their game with the analytical approach of scientists. When not carrying off the honors themselves, they have given the champions of other schools some keen competition. HITE. MATTINGLY. SIMPSON. FRANKE. PEARSON. MASINCUPP. -1103 SURE DANCE u ORCHESTRA We are much indebted to the orchestra for a wide and interesting program of assembly music, ranging from the old masters to our modern classics. Seated: WARREN. RING. SMALL. HAMBIDGE. PRATT. FOWLER. GULICK. H. POTTER. BLACKWOOD. HEFFERNAN. ROHRS. BENJAMIN. DAVIS. O BRIEN. HITE. Standing: SYLVESTER. J. POTTER. SUTTON. MR. FRISBIE. GIRLS1 GLEE CLUB The music of this club has charm to soothe even the savage ears of B. C. C. Their singing at Christmas. Easter and other festive occasions has completely entranced us. First Row: SUTTON. ALLGYER. ORNELAS. TROW-bridge. McAllister. Second Row: GULICK. DUNBAR. YEOMANS. STITES. KARR. RAY. AINLEY. Third Row: HEFFERMAN, RIGHTOR. BALDWIN. SWAIN. TAYLOR. SQUARE DANCE CLUB Bethesda-ites aren’t all swing and jive. For proof of this, we offer the Square Dance Club where the old-fashioned dance is staging a revival to the sounds of Swing your lady, turn about. ALVORD. BALDWIN. MacDONALD. HEFFERMAN. TROWBRIDGE. ADAMS. PATRICK. RAGAN. TAYLOR. ATWELL. BEVERIDGE. JAMES. -{'06}- WOODSHOP CLUB The Woodshop Club has carved and fashioned some very useful as well as beautiful articles this year. In addition, they have been of great assistance with repair work around the school. Foreground: WOODSON, MAYFIELD. LITTLEJOHN. MR. HAYES. Background: CANTREL. BARWIN. SAUNDERS. SHEPHERD. WILLIAMS. WHITE. HASHAGEN. SWENSON. LEAHY. RECREATIONAL LEADERSHIP These folks have had their hands full planning those amusing talent shows for assemblies. In their extra time—just to keep out of mischief —they worked on every sort of handicraft. They are, in fact, shining examples of how best to use leisure moments. Sitting: MOORE, McAllister, tenny. GONGWER. SWAIN. WILLSON. POTTER. SHERMAN. Standing: TAGGART. LOZUPONE. MAXFIELD. ART METAL SHOP Some most outstanding exhibits of art metal were made by the members of this club. It was tedious work, but the boys felt well repaid by the splendid results. WHITE. ODEN. ALVORD. BOLTON. MURPHY. BREEDEN. PARKER. PAH LOW. SUMNERS. RUSSELL. KRAFT. GREENLAW. BAINE. WHALEN, and Unidentified Kibitoors. SKILLS 107 u OO BIOLOGY CLUB ENCE First Row: WYMAN. THROCKMORTON. LYNCH. EISELE. GUTHERIDGE. EHRMAN. AMES. Socond Row: GIBSON. CRAMPTON. JOHNSON. ROBINSON. BAIN. MONROE. SMITH. WOODSON. waples. McAllister. STODDARD. GREEN. Third Row: JACOBSON. BRUSH. JOHNSTON. ALDEN, SEESE. MISS BOYER. CHEMISTRY CLUB CORDERMAN. DeBINDER. GINSBURG. TUTWILER. WALSER. FRANKE. ALLEN. MOORE. SEESE. STOWELL. TUFTY. SPENCER. SMALL. BIOLOGY CLUB The members of this club spend much of their time giving talks on their various hobbies in the field of science. Besides their own discussions, they have had the privilege of hearing interesting, illustrated lectures on plant and animal life. LABORATORY CLUB This is where our scientifically minded students get together to enjoy themselves. They compare ideas and perform experiments which have often filled our halls with pungent odors. -{108 y RED CROSS SAXELBY. HAMMOND. GRIFFIN. GRAY. HANLON. MARTIN. MILLER. CHAPMAN. MORAN. BURTON. MOLOHON. MISS AIKEN. LIBRARY FIFTH PERIOD STUDY. READING. AND GOSSIP GATHERING GROUP. LIBRARY For those who enjoy reading and who like to browse among books, the library has been the source of many hours of pleasure. Fortunately, the Parent-Teacher Association book drive, and a substantial donation from the '39 Pine Tree afforded many new books for its shelves this year. RED CROSS Our Junior Red Cross has done, most efficiently, its annual share in helping the needy. The girls have spent many hours crocheting gay, warm afghans and sweaters. The boys have come in handy winding yarn, and running errands. -M09} SURE Most Popular Girl CARMEN ORNELAS Runner-Up PATSY MAPHIS Best All Around Girl CARMEN ORNELAS Best Looking Boy JACK OYSTER Runner-Up WALLY LIGON Best Dressed Girl MARGERY GESSFORD Runner-Up LOUISE HARRIS Nicest Boy JIM KINSMAN Runner-Up WALLY LIGON Funniest Girl ALYCE MORAN Runner-Up WANDA GREER Best Boy Scholar ROBERT OSBORN Runner-Up FRANK TUTWILER Boy Who's Done Most For School Runner-Up ROBERT OSBORN Girl Most Likely to Succeed KAYE MOLOHON Runner-Up BLANCHE MORGAN Most Popular Boy JOHN SHUMATE Runner-Up GLENN GARVIN Best Looking Girl NONNIE ROZZELLE Runner-Up ANN CARRIGAN Best Dressed Boy BILL BARNSLEY Runner-Up BILL LEBLING Nicest Girl WANDA GREER Runner-Up PHYLLIS STOEVER Funniest Boy HAROLD HEDGES Runner-Up LIN WHITE Best Girl Scholar HELEN GREEN Runner-Up BLANCHE MORGAN Boy Most Likely to Succeed JOHN SHUMATE Runner-Up R03ERT OSBORN Boy Who’s Done Most for School JOHN SHUMATE Girl Who’s Done Most for School PHYLLIS STOEVER Runner-Up BLANCHE MORGAN Best All Around Girl Runner-Up PHYLLIS STOEVER Biggest Boy Heartbreaker HAROLD TUFTY Runner-Up WALLY LIGON Best Girl Dancer MARY ELLEN HENRY Runner-Up ANGELA SMITH Most Argumentative Person HARRISON SASSCER Runner-Up KEITH GAMBLE Girl With Most Personality CARMEN ORNELAS Runner-Up ANNE HATHAWAY Most Talkative MARGARET WARREN Runner-Up BILL FRANKMAN Biggest Girl Heartbreaker PATSY MAPHIS Runner-Up ELEANOR DEAN Best Boy Dancer JIMMY MENEFFEE Runner-Up CAROL CURRAN Laziest Person DONALD JANOF Runner-Up C. R. HURT Boy With Most Personality VAN DONNALLY Runner-Up COB BARTON Most Sophisticated Boy BILL LEBLING Runner-Up BILL CARRIGAN Most Sophisticated Girl GLORIA CROWDER Runner-Up SARANN KELLER Best All Around Boy JOHN SHUMATE Runner-Up WALLY LIGON Curliest Haired Person BILL BARNSLEY Runner-Up CHARLES MORELL To avoid duplication, we have pictured the runner-up when more than one honor fell to the same person. We have been a bit kinder to the girls in our caricaturing than to the boys. No hard feelings, boys, please! vor IKOIK When there's a jingle and a tingle in your pocket, And you want your money's worth for every cent, Patronize our advertisers to the limit, And you won't regret a penny you have spent. Make your money serve for you a triple purpose, Serve yourself and school, and help Bethesda grow. Though the pennies whistle swiftly through your fingers, You will have some worthwhile bargains for your dough. ADVERTISING LIST Artcraft Cleaners Arundel Corporation L. G. Balfour Co. W. M. Ballard Co. Bank of Bethesda Battery Park Market Bell Laundry Bethesda Building Supply Co. Bethesda Economy Market Bethesda Industrial Savings Loan Co. Bethesda Journal Bethesda Motor Sales Bethesda Paint Hardware Co. Bethesda Shell Service Station Bethesda Theatre Bethesda Valet Shop Bill's Place Burrows Service Station Centro Hobby Shop C. F. Crowder Chevy Chase Building Loan Association Chevy Chase Motor Co. Chevy Chase Paint Hardware Co. Chevy Chase Supply Co. City Motors Clover Crest Store Community Paint Hardware Critchfield Service Station Dyer Bros. Co. J. E. Dyer Co. Eastham's Esso Station Edmonston and Co. Eisinger Mill and Lumber Co. Emmy Lou Sweet Shop E. M. Fry, Inc. Fussell-Young Ice Cream Co. Green's Bicycle Service Griffith Bros., Inc. Gude's Flowers, Inc. Thomas E. Hampton Handy Shop George B. Hatley Co. Hiser Theater Hood College Ho Toy Restaurant G. W. Imirie's Garage Indian Spring Valley Farm Irene's Dress Shop Edward Jones Co., Inc. S. S. Kresge Kensington Realty Co. Kent Stores, Inc. Kenwood Market Leahy Plumbing Co. Leon's Men’s Shop F. N. Loria Plumbing Co. Magee Radio Service McDowell Bros., Inc. Moadowbrook Market Merson Thompson Mizell Lumber Co. Montgomery Farm Woman's Market Neilson's Beauty Salon Newbold Development Co. Paul Brothers, Inc. W. E. Perry Poole's Printing Co. Powell's Auto Service Wm. Reuben Pumphry Randall Cleaners S. T. Robertson Realty Co. Rosalind Beauty Shop Simmons' Beauty Shop Simpson Plumber Southeastern University Rebecca H. Spitler Starrett Thomas Chas. G. Stott Co., Inc. Strayer College Suburban Lines Cab Co. Tastee Diner Temple Secretarial School Terminal Barber Shop Texaco Service Station Tolman Laundry I. S. Turover Co. Vienna Bakery Virga Co. Sidney West, Inc. Western Maryland College Whittlesey's Drug Store Whilhelm Tailors Zim's Sign Service 13 aV IL IL A CD’S RECORDS Decca, Columbia, Varsity, Royale, Vocalion ALBUMS Record Players Record Cabinets 1340 G Street, N. W.—Washington, D. C. National 0414-0415 THE MEETING PLACE OF BETHESDA AND CHEVY CHASE Your Friends Are Here To Give You Service YEAR ROUND AIR CONDITIONED PERFECT PROJECTION AND SOUND LARGE FREE PARKING LOT ★ Direction of Sidney Lust • Kenneth R. Devi , Mgr. THEATRE 7101 WISCONSIN AVE. ❖ VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL MILO THEATRE IN ROCKVILLE BETHESDA INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS LOAN CO. 6701 Wisconsin Avenue Oliver 0305 Phone Woodley 1045-1046 CHEVY CHASE PAINT AND HARDWARE CO. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Glass Kitchen Utensils 5608 Connecticut Avenue Chevy Chase, Md. WM. REUBEN PUMPHREY Bethesda’s Funeral Home 7005 WISCONSIN AVENUE PHONES: BRADLEY 250 WISCONSIN 2200 ROCKVILLE 210 MEADOWBROOK MARKET FEDERUNE BROS. 6992 Wisconsin Avenue Prime Quality Meats DGS Choice Groceries and Vegetables Delivery Service Bethesda, Md. Phone: Wis. 1462 BETHESDA THEATRE BUILDING Wisconsin 3044 Cfxloxujll 0eanetA Call and Deliver Oliver 8700 Georgetown Road and Wilson Lane Bethesda, Md. BATTERY SERVICE — GOODYEAR TIRES BETHESDA SHELL SERVICE STATION Edgemoor Lane and Georgetown Road Bethesda, Md. Make This Your Rule— BUY ALL SCHOOL AND HOBBY SUPPLIES AT CENTRO HOBBY SHOP 7312 Georgetown Road Wisconsin 2747 YOUR HOME for only $4550 $29 per month 3CV Compliments of Bank Of Bethesda “Your Community Bank BETHESDA. MARYLAND KENSINGTON REALTY CO. Kensington, Md. Phone Kensington 132 When you are ready for that dream house call us. E. M. FRY, Inc. REAL ESTATE — LOANS — INSURANCE 4703 HAMPDEN LANE Wisconsin 6740 Member of Maryland Real Estate Association TOLMAN LAUNDRY F. W. MacKinzie, President LAUNDERERS AND CERTIFIED DRY CLEANERS 5248 WISCONSIN AVENUE Washington, D. C. Woodley 7800 IK 0 1} op 7002 Georgetown Road FEATURING WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES Wi. 1259 Announcing the opening of CITY MOTORS, INC. Complete One-Stop Service Station BONNIE MASON THROCKMORTON. HAVEN MANKIN. BEVERLY KNAPP. DONALD JANOF. BARBARA BURDICK. PATSY MAPHIS ♦ STUDEBAKER Sales and Service ♦ 7125 WISCONSIN AVE. Bethesda, Md. 219 MONTGOMERY AVE. Rockville, Md. Wijcomin 1360 Rockville 150 POOLE'S PRINTING SERVICE S. S. KRESGE CO. BETHESDA BUILDING SUPPLY CO. 6905 WISCONSIN AVENUE 5536 CONNECTICUT AVENUE Bcthcsda, Md. Your 5 and 10 Lumb«r, Millworlc. Cement. Platter. Lime. Brick Wisconsin 3670 ACCOUNTANCY For High School Graduates Three-year course leading to degree of Bachelor of Commercial Science (B.C.S.). One-year post-graduate course leading to the degree of Master of Commercial Science (M.C.S.). Strong faculty composed of 19 Certified Public Accountants and 14 experts in commercial law, finance, taxation and public speaking. EVERY INSTRUCTOR IN ACCOUNTANCY A C.P.A. Beginners’ classes start in September and January. For additional information call or write SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 1736 G Street, N. W. National 2668 Washington, D. C. TEMPLE SECRETARIAL SCHOOL SPECIAL INTENSIVE SUMMER COURSES Excellent Placement Service 1420 K Street, N. W. NAtional 3258 MAGEE RADIO SERVICE 6907 WISCONSIN AVENUE Bethesda, Md. RADIO REPAIR SERVICE Emerson Radios Decca, Victor, Bluebird Records Chevy Chase, Kenwood and Kensington’s Call Wisconsin 6666 NEAREST RADIO SERVICE THE RANDALL COMPANY {No Branch Stores) Always Dependable Fur Cleaning Storage Altering — Repairing Relining CALL FOR DELIVERY SERVICE 6713 Wisconsin Ave.. Chevy Chase, Md. Wl sconsin 3952 Wisconsin 3420 — Phones — Bradley 171 WHOLESALE RETAIL G. W. IMIRIE S GARAGE Complete Automotive Maintenance Replacement Parts PARTS FOR ALL CARS BETHESDA VALET SERVICE 6986 Wisconsin Avenue Shoe Repairing—Dry Cleaning Wisconsin 1658 FREE DELIVERY M. A. LEAHY Plumbing and Heating 6834 Wisconsin Avenue Wisconsin 5098 Phone Wis. 2527 6810-16 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda. Md. V I R G A CO. Custom-Built Furniture Upholstering, Interior Decorating. Slip Covers ROGER M. BEARCE JOSEPH VIRGA G. Wady Imirie Bethesda, Md. Formerly of W. J. SLOANE CONGRATULATIONS to GRADUATES and now ... wo suggest a savings share account with your local thrift headquarters . . . SI.00 opens your account. CHEVY CHASE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 6660 Wisconsin Ave.. Chevy Chase, Md. W. E. PERRY FEED. HARDWARE. FARM. GARDEN. POULTRY Supplies and Dog Food Phone. Wisconsin 2935 6828 Wisconsin Avenue Bethedsa. Md. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY FRATERNITY BADGES — FRATERNITY JEWELRY NOVELTIES. FAVORS. STATIONERY MEDALS. CUPS. TROPHIES CLASS RINGS. CLASS PINS CLUB PINS — BUTTONS — CONVENTION BADGES 204 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING 1319 F STREET, N. W., WASHINGTON, D. C. Telephone National 1045 Stephen O. Ford, Manager SIDNEY WEST, INC. 14th and G Streets, N. W.—Washington, D. C. Eugene C. Gott 3rd, Vice-President TEXACO SERVICE Credit Cards Honored E. E. SANCOMB 7100 Georgetown Road Bethesda, Md. IBII.I S PLACE SANDWICHES—SODAS—MAGAZINES 6970 WISCONSIN AVENUE HOOD COLLEGE Henry I. Stahr, A.M., D.D., LL.D. President Accredited college for women. A.B. and B.S. in Home Economics. Teachertraining. Twelve modern well-equipped buildings. 125 acres. For Catalogue Address REGISTRAR HOOD COLLEGE Frederick Maryland Bethesda, Md. BURROWS Wi e. 5900 WHITTLESEY'S DRUG STORE SERVICE station Br«dl«y 59 6621 Wisconsin Avenue GREASING OIL WASHING GAS ACCESSORIES TIRES Bethesda Shopping Center Phone Wisconsin 5555 Compliments of EISINGER MILL LUMBER CO. BETHESDA. MARYLAND Wisconsin 2600 Wisconsin 6300 THE CLOVER CREST DAIRY STORE Where students meet to enjoy the best ICE CREAM in town. BETHESDA SHOPPING CENTER GRIFFITH BROS. CO. Alice E. Griffith, Mgr. PRINTERS WIS. 1643 BRAD. 174 SERVICE SAVINGS 24-HOUR SERVICE 1206 Ingraham Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. Randolph 3088 POWELL'S AUTO SERVICE SERVICE ON ALL CARS 4718 Hampden Lane BETHESDA. MD. Fancy Fruits, Selected Vegetables. Lobsters, Game, Fish. Oysters KENWOOD MARKET COMPANY Telephones: Wisconsin 3700-3701-3702 Bradley 181 FANCY GROCERIES Dinner Parties a Specialty CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH More for your car Newest Modern Features 100% Factory Merit Service PAUL BROS., INC. 5220 Wisconsin Avenue Easy to Park Wo. 2161-2 3 REBECCA SPITLER FLOWERS Corsages Funeral Designs Potted Plants Cut Flowers “Service That Pleases” Telephone Wisconsin 6617 6867 WISCONSIN AVENUE Bethcsda, Md. NIGHTS. SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS CALL WISCONSIN 6146 � t The Best Pictures always play at Bethesda's most popular THEATER THE MEW HISERo 6970 Wisconsin Avenue—Wisconsin 4848—Bradley 105 Under Direction of J. Henry Hiser frit rlifield Srrvin Siation I. S. TUROVER COR. LELAND AND WISCONSIN AVENUE Telephone Wisconsin 2683 Kichllrld High Octane Gasoline. Richlube Pennsylvania Oil . Betholine llich Teat Motor Fuel Firestone Tiro . Tubes and Accessories Complete Lubrication Only Richfield Station Between Rockville and Washington The Modern Lumber Yard Millwork—Kitchen Cabinets BETH BSD A, MD. Telephone Wisconsin 6622 Wisconsin 5824 J. 6. Zimmerman Compliments ZIM'S SIGN SERVICE of 6865 Wisconsin Avenue Bethesda, Maryland C. F. CROWDER CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Compliments of GEORGE B. HATLEY CO. Builders 103 East West Highway Phone Wis. 7442 Chevy Chase, Md. MERSON THOMPSON Phone: Wisconsin 2615 Used Car Dept. 6859 Wisconsin Ave. Now Car Dept. 4721 Hampdan Lane BETHESDA. MD. The ARUNDEL CORPORATION BALTIMORE,, MD. DREDGING CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING and Distributors of SAND, GRAVEL, STONE and COMMERCIAL SLAG FOR YOU—SIR, FLOWER MAGIC To any young woman the thought of flowers is a thrill, and to receive them is like feeling the ecstasy of a magic tpell. If you want to bewitch and enchant your lady fair, send her a corsage or bouquet of Cude’s fragrant flowers. 5016 Connecticut Avonue Telephone—Emorson 1225 WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE Westminster, Maryland Fred Gerrigus Holloway. D.D., LL.D. President FOR YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN Unexcelled Location Modorn Curriculum, Complete Equipment Moderate Rates Catalogue Upon Application CHEVY CHASE SUPPLY CO, Choice Meats, Fancy Groceries Select Fruits and Vegetables Freshly Killed Poultry — Sea Food 5630 Connecticut Ave. TASTEE DINER 6664 Wisconsin Avenue and Warner's Restaurant 6700 Wisconsin Avenue Quality and Service Our Chief Consideration 24-Hour Service Compliments of THE HANDY SHOP Anna B. Engel - Augusta H. Stuetz 7314 GEORGETOWN ROAD Bcthesda, Md. Compliments of EDMONSTON AND COMPANY 523 I Ith Street, N. W. QUALITY FOOTWEAR SINCE 1875 Come in and Let Us Type Fit Your Feet The Newbold Development Co. 7611 WISCONSIN AVENUE Bcthesda, Md. ROAD SERVICE Wi. 2663 For Products and Service that Are Unexcelled EASTHAM'S ESSO STATION 6808 Wisconsin Avenue Paint Glass HOSALI.MI Art Material DYER BROS., Inc. 734 13th STREET, N. W. District 1130 BEAUTY SALOM Bethesda-Chevy Chase Shopping Center 6821 WISCONSIN AVE. BETHESDA, MD. Phone, Wisconsin 1614 Suburban Lines and Cab Service Scheduled Trips to KENWOOD ROLLINGWOOD EDGEMOOR Clean Cars — Careful, Courteous Drivers — Promptness Call Wisconsin 3433 for Cab Service DISTRICT LINE TERMINAL OPERATED BY WILLIAM ROSE THOMAS E. HAMPTON REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE Telephones: WISCONSIN 2425 BRADLEY 244 SIMMONS' BEAUTY SHOP 4707 Edgemoor Lane Bradley 72 Wi:c. 6?67 Bradley 72 Wijconjin 6367 Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. BARBIR SHOP: 7004 Georgetown Road 4705 Edgemoor Lane FOR A f-' s s r MEAL EAT U CJ U FOOD BETHESDA ECONOMY MARKET 72C6 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda For Prompt Delivery Phone Us Wisconsin 2212 The Reason Bethesda Boys Look Better, They Patronize LEON Example: Esquire Barnsley LEON'S MEN'S SHOP 6980 Wisconsin Avenue—Bethesda, Maryland 1st Column 1. Faith Pettit 2. Jane laughead 3. Bill Lebling 4. Phyllis Stoever 5. Jean Smith 6. Marcelle O'Shaughnessy Reading from top to bottom 2nd Column 3rd Column 4th Column 1. Martha Bragg I. Jayne Foley I. Marjorie Betts 2. June Fulks 2. Jeannette Andrews 2. Anne Herrle 3. Ellamae Hegie 3. Sarann Keller 3. George Davis 4. June Rightor 4. Barbara Burdick 4. Annabelle Embrey 5. Barbara Simons 5. Anne Hathaway 5. George Race 5th Column 1. Josephine lochte 2. Betty Bean 3. Alice Erickson 4. Marjorie Smith 5. Mildred Bradshow Compliments of the MIZELL LUMBER COMPANY Good Luck to Our Graduating Class Remember Nothing is too high to be reached, or too good to bo true Compliments of STARRETT THOMAS Shoes and Haberdashery 5512 Connecticut Ave., N. W. Woodley 8022 Washington, D. C. GREEN'S CHEVY CHASE BICYCLE SERVICE Telephone Woodley 2705 3808 NORTHAMPTON STREET, N. W. NetO and Rebuilt Bicycles Repairing - Accessories The Leading Real Estate and Insurance Office of the BETHESDA - CHEVY CHASE AREA WILLIAM L. OREM. Jr.. President - Realtors - 5520 Connecticut Avenue Chevy Chase, D. C. Woodley 2300 L. Vaughan Bowly Secretary Manager Rental Department STRAYER College of ACCOUNTANCY College of SECRETARIAL TRAINING DEGREES in Commerce, B.C.S. and M.C.S., arc conferred. Graduates meet educational requirements for admission to C.P.A. examinations in the District of Columbia, and 47 states. YOUNG MEN, Straycr trained, have made splendid records in recent C.P.A. examinations. STRAYER teaches nationally-known accounting systems based on texts used by over 200 colleges and universities. GRADUATION from an accredited high school is required for admission. Courses are planned for academic, general, and commercial graduates, and for college students. A diploma from Straycr means recommended for employment.” REVIEW and speed building classes in Shorthand and Typewriting for those who have attended commercial schools. DAY and Evening Sessions. New Classes: SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY New Classes: EVERY MONTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE secures Positions for Graduates Over 1500 calls for office employees received annually Secretarial or Accounting Catalog on Request HOMER BUILDING • 13f i and F Streets • Washington, D. C. HOO-TOY 5522 Connecticut Avenue Open II A.M. to 12 P.M. FULL COURSE CHINESE AND AMERICAN DINNER 65c and 75c Always the Best Food Deliciously Prepared Daily Lunch 35c and 45c If You Want the Best Chow Mein or Chop Suey to enjoy at Home, Come by or Call Telephone Woodley 8079 CHAS. G. STOTT CO., INC. Paper Department 804 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE N. E. STATIONERY 1310 NEW YORK AVENUE 1513 K STREET 822 17th STREET See Our Display of Office Furniture Bethesda Paint Hardware Co. PAINTS « HARDWARE Use MOORE” Paint Bethesda, Md. Wisconsin 4161 Ida Simmons, World’s Champion Bowler, Gives Pointers to Our Gals at the Bethesda Bowling Alleys ' Compliments of CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. 7105 WISCONSIN AVENUE Bethesda, Md. Chevrolet Sales and Service A. H. BOWIS. Pres. R. B. SUDDITH. V.-Pres. General Manager Service Manager K. W. SIMPSON COMPANY Plumbing and Heating 11 Fawcett Street Kensington, Md. America's Largest Cleaners McDowell Bros., Inc. 5252 WISCONSIN AVENUE, N. W. 4201 CONNECTICUT AVENUE, N. W. GASOLINE We hove Beautiful Designs in New Clothes for Ladies and Men Suits Made to Order Fur coats remodeled and repaired Fur coots made into copes EMMIE LOU'S SWEET SHOPPE Magazines—School Supplies Tobacco—Fountain Service Candy—Homemade Cakes and Pies Wm. A. Hohnsbein, Prop. Wilhelm Tailoring and Cleaning Co. 9 WILSON LANE Bethesda, Md. Bradley 314 6707 Wisconsin Ave. Phone Wisconsin 4399 Henry M. Broadhurst Ralph R. Broadhurst COMMUNITY PAINT HARDWARE CO. 6846 Wisconsin Avenue Bethesda, Maryland Wisconsin 3096 AUTOMOBILE FIRE AND TORNADO Public Liability Insurance S. T. ROBERTSON Real Estate — Builder I Finance Small Homes 7601 OLD GEORGETOWN ROAD Bethesda, Maryland Office, Wis. 1444 — Residence, Wis. 6207 • . . . Fancy Meats . . . Groceries . . • T BATTERY PARK MARKET Tl ® 3 7318 Old Georgetown Road, N. W. © 3“ ® lO ® Phones Wisconsin 6800-01-02 ® sO © S’ cr © DGS S' cr o . . . Fancy Meats . . . Groceries . . V Lanmam Engraving Company 1315 14th Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. Photo-Engravers for the Pine Tree Senior Photography by ALBEE STUDIO Keith-Albee Building 15th AND G STREETS Washington, D. C. Republic 0616 Negatives Returned The Dulany-Vernay Co. 339-341 N. Charles St. Baltimore, Md. Printers of The Pine Tree ★ Six Young Itef liesdnns Head Ihe Journal ★ T3 IIKV and 15.29f like them make the seliool news. The Journal prints it. Nearly everybody in Hot hesda reads it. dBethesda journal ICE CREAM BESt S,|85E| Call FUSSELL-YOUNC ICE CREAM CO. 1306 WISCONSIN AVENUE Phone Michigan 2306 BETHESDA MOTOR SALES Wisconsin and Miller Avenues Dependable Dodge Service J. E. DYER COMPANY 3330 M Street, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. For a Good Home-Made Meal Try The VIENNA BAKERY 6888 Wisconsin Avenue SODA FOUNTAIN HOME-MADE ICE CREAM FRESH HOT POPCORN COMPLIMENTS OF UEU I.AIMMIV. Inc. Let us take care of your dry cleaning with our modern cleaning unit. Our experts handle your finishing. We do our own repair work WISCONSIN 2588 THE MONTGOMERY FARM WOMAN'S COOPERATIVE MARKET, INCORPORATED Fresh Vegetables — Meats — Poultry — Dairy Products 16845 Wisconsin Avenue—Phone Wisconsin 2291 BETHESDA, MARYLAND F. N. LORIA Plumbing - Heating Contracting Service A-C Oil Burners G. E. Heating and Cooling 4713 Miller Avenue Bethesda, Md. Wisconsin 4656 INDIAN SPRING VALLEY FARM M. D. Curran HORSES BOARDED TERMINAL BARBER SHOP 5506 Wisconsin Avenue (At District Line) Children's and Ladies' Hair Cutting Shep. 2342-W PHOTOS BY HUGO