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

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Machines cleared away debris from the old structure to ready the site for the new building. The construction left B-CC resembling the Berlin no man's land. Girls watched the construction front a distance... .. . while the boys could not resist closer inspection. As the Federal government supervised better housing for its “Great Society,” the Montgomery County govern- ment supervised construction of a new science building wing for the B-CC society. With the construction, the quad, where students once congregated for pep rallies, relaxed after lunch, or met while passing between classes, was transformed into a noisy “no man’s land” of bull-dozers, scaffolding, barbed wire, and mud. Unable lo use ihc front entrance of the Arts Building, students had to walk outside to reach their classes. POI NT CHARLIE ARE NOW leaving A pathway had to be shovelled through February's heavy snowfall to allow students to reach the Arts Building.

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 Mr. William» discusses school policies with Mr. Woodward, new chemistry teacher replacing Mrs. Weinstein. Amused by a student report. Miss Lynch asks a question to clarify the information. When a faculty member has a new addition in his family, he announces the fact with cigars and candy. Mr. Sadusky checks the communications in his box for mis- directed mail. Mrs. Helfstein completes grade transcripts almost as soon as stu- dent requests are submitted.

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The old building was torn down . . . . . . so the new addition could be erected. Seniors, who will have graduated when the building is completed, can at least see the architect's sketch. 15