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

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There Goes Another Day! FROM THE SERIOUS TO THE RIDICULOUS Comprised daily learning experiences; B-CC students DEBUSSED from school vehicles and attended classes. S'AMUSAIENT en passant le temps. WHILED away lunch hours by scanning college bulletins, surveying colleges through the viewdeck, and conferring with college representatives in the Browsing Room. REFERRED to research books and materials, consulted college filmstrips and records, and hosted foreign visitors through the library and the entire school. PROCRASTINATED in the inevitable return to class. JAMMED our fingers in desk tops to break the monotony and create chaos in the nurse's office. SUBMITTED to taking tests and concentrating on topics. RELEASED our tensions by defacing hallway posters with misguided wit and sarcastic humor after school. BOARDED busses and ended another school day. EVERYTHING seem funny before clo s. BRUCE HARTZ leads «he way fo class. AS MR. AYRES corves away «he desk «op, Rich- ard Macke observes his finger turning blue. 23

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AS A REFUGE from the noisy holls, the library contains a large collection of modern equipment. ASIAN VISITORS listen to Mr. Hendry's ex- planation of the Instructional Materials Center. BUDDING ARTISTS can't avoid the urge. 22

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BARONS prepore to wrop up Woodword. CHEERLEADERS and Pom Pons come out of the dark to lighten spirits at the Night Pep Rally. SGA Forges New Dimensions Through The SPIRIT OF INVOLVEMENT Dominated students' participation in activities throughout October and November. FLARED up spirit for the Night Pep Rally which featured routines by pom pons, majorettes, and cheerleaders, introduction of fall teams and PARADED floats designed by B-CC organizations. PROJECTED action slides of the cross-country, gymnastics, football, and soccer teams and presented Natty Bumpo, a California rock band, at the Away-Going dance. TRICK-OR-TREATED with the children from the Child Development nursery to Dr. Smoley's office, the nurse's office, and selected classrooms. DRAMATIZED an eerie production, Dark of the Moon, which dealt with people who had strong faith in religion and the supernatural, and was set in the Appalachian hill country. QUESTIONED whether or not SGA Rep Assembly should become a pure democracy and abolish representatives. 24 REP ASSEMBLY debates, concerning the abolish- ment of elected delegates, generate varied reactions.