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

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Sophomores in 10-9 concentrated on their Blue and Gold Handbooks and their schedules before leaving the relative safety of their homeroom. Available To Those Who Seek Them Notebooks, paper—the rush was on at the school store which also featured books entitled “How to Study.” 9

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8 Roger Parkinson, Key Club President, helps incoming sophomores locate homerooms. Each year, our service clubs arc on hand to guide us. th'-J Mr. Bender helps a new stu- dent interpret her schedule be- fore she enters a maze of hall- ways and buildings. First day of school causes many problems and Mr. Pyles assists the office staff in getting everyone to the proper place. The first day is difficult, but a well-organized staff makes things run smoothly. Opportunities Anew Another school year! After a too-short summer vacation,! students once more returned to their studies. We hailed old I friends and helped the bewildered to solve the enigma ofl numbers and names on the blackboard in front of the! Administration Building. Sophomores felt apprehensive, yeti filled with anticipation; juniors felt relief at familiarity;! seniors felt superior to all.

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Spotlights make those decorations especially effective. Jim McElroy and Jeffrey Newman adjust a spotlight for added drama. So much to do. so little time! Saturday morn- ing finds us in a tangle of crepe paper and a state of confusion. Last-minute things count, too. Pat Donovan waits patiently while John Dunton buys that all-important ticket. The receiving line at our dances teaches us social graces and lends to the occasion. Carol I atona, Mr. and Mrs. Latona. Mrs. Sonncr, and Sirs. Metcalf greet guests at the Blue and Gold Prom.