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

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Unseasonably warm weather at the beginning of school made it possible for students to relax in the quadrangle during their lunch hours. A Slower Pace Miss McMindes, Donna Hughes, and Mr. Tarallo partake of punch at the FT A Tea. ... pleasure at b-cc Halls looked more like an arts and crafts room as students worked on Pigskin Prom decorations. 12

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Prominently displayed on the tray of every thirsty student were the formidable tetra-pak milk cartons. Contemporary art works such as this one by Mary Dahl adorned the walls of the cafe- teria and the showcases in the halls. . . . used and appreciated Lines were longer this year whether in the cafeteria, by the nurse’s office, or at the school store. Waiting was indicative of a larger student body but not of growing laziness or waste. Students consumed the time they spent “queued up” in studying or examining bulletin boards, posters, and art displays. The weird tetra-pak milk cartons were made more aes- thetically bearable when accompanied by students’ art work hung on cafeteria walls, but the practical value of the tetra- paks seemed doubtful even when in February their design was changed. 11

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Richard Groom eye the pres , which printed more ticket and pro- grams than ever before. “Who will win the bully?” wonder members of the opposing hockey teams in G.SA competition. Offsides And Offset ... part of learning, too 13 When Jim Tumagc scored this touchdown, B-CC fans were riotous with excitement.