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

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12 James Albin takes pains with his work in Mechanical Draw- ing. All geometricians know what torture this is. To Attain Our Ai The eyes of the world arc upon us—not only teachers, practice teachers, and student teachers, but also visitors analyze our reactions daily. But that doesn’t faze us—outwardly we arc slaves to our studies. Warren Phillips determines the accelerating force of gravity.

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Decorate The Gym, Dance Amid Glitter we finished the job in time. Almost unrecognizable in our gym awaits the dancers. could have danced all night—if hadn’t needed a break. Several pies relax between dances at the e and Gold. the crowd, it looks like this, gloves, frothy dresses and people. Joyce Lipscomb. John Mullen, and their double-date know that half the fun of a dance is being able to see everyone else. No detail has been overlooked. Diane Stiller and her date serve punch to Warren Peterson and Alix Roterus.

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A voice of experience speaks. Miss Phelps explains «he mysteries of those Cood advice always helps. Jim Shafer discusses a college cata- transcripts ana applications to eager juniors. log with Mr. Norris, the counselor. 'or curious sophomores, alert juniors, and anxious seniors, the browsing oom provides college and career information. We Do Concentrate With the opening of school came the dreaded thought of study. Often a favorite television program or a long awaited phone call seemed far more important than homework. The National Honor Society inductions left us with a feeling of awe and admiration; college boards and mailing applica- tions rapidly approached us. Science classes opened new worlds of interest; poems and stories read in English class held a special meaning for each student. Studies began to seem more important, and this spirit grew through the year. We found that study begins in the classroom, continues at home, and climaxes in the attain- ment of lasting knowledge. To maintain high standards is to maintain Bcthcsda’s top academic standing and our own success in the future. Bob Lokcrson holds an impromptu math class for his puzzled friends, who try to make the most of mathematics in one easy lesson. Our teachers have told us we can’t learn anything in ten minutes’ cram- ming but wc can try'! 13