Walter Johnson High School - Windup Yearbook (Bethesda, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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I - flwfgg C3 A ll I A X Z A U gmfxffy gi ii r w . I v v v-srl :mf g Ag. . M, v vn- ww, 1 df Q X , :ff I sf. 5? IQ xv 1 . 'X 1 wi SI' H1 .4 if? ,SH IH! .J 1: czx MENS .. 1 , xy wk x. W MW wing F 958 E- llll X v+z x X NIM Al QL' 5- ,, 4 ' JM S 5 , A Q HW wimciu V158 vculumfz 2 UUNUOU Publ icujriom woprer 'otwnson 5 QQ M emi r i SC oo . OH O lonmqfl osu cle rcle w rocliviuz mor toncj f 7 foreword Against the tumultuously colorful backdrop of an era of transition, experiment, and space flight, the Windup appears, bringing to memory our life in 1957-58. Produced by the cooperation of staff members to please you, the student, this book glimpses the glamorous high spots and familiar sidelights of a year at Walter Johnson. Our goal has been to create a picture with special meaning for each student. The ideal may not have been realized, but, as Robert Browning said. Ah, but that a man's reach should exceed his grasp. We shall be gratified if you, reader, think even a part of this goal has been grasped. Now and later as you turn the pages of this book exclaiming, here and there, l always liked that, or Oh, l didn't know that, or l remember him, we shall feel that we have published a good volume. For the staff, the Windup has been a h-igh spot, we hope it is not only a high spot for you as it serves in its capacity of an im- mediate record but also a source of happy recall and a guide to recollection as you use it as a spur to memory many years from now. COI'1fCI'1iIS Ex libris Snow pictures Frontispiece Title page Foreword Dedication School directors Staff Windup Board Building pictures Seniors Officers and class history Students Casual pictures of students Juniors Junior and Sophomore Class Sophomores Casual pictures of students Activities Student government Honoraries Music Publications Services Clubs School entertainments Assemblies Productions Dances Athletics Casual pictures of students Advertisements Officers . - .4 . , . fy g Z Viv i V .-ig. ,z zlffiff . f- QW... dedication Anywhere, anytime, William L. Bennett, cam- era in hand, may be shooting a prize photographic subject. Last year Mr. Bennett did almost all of the photography for the yearbook, as well as serving as the yearbook's faculty sponsor. For the post eleven years, at the Silver Spring lntermediate, at Leland and Western Junior High Schools, and now at Walter Johnson, our first vice- principal has devoted his professional life to ad- ministration in the Montgomery County school sys- tem. A good-humored mon who says yes ' to stu- dents if he can, rather than no, Mr. Bennett has won our affection and respect, no little feat if one considers his duties as chief disciplinorian respon- sible also for keeping attendance records and for enforcing those school policies laid down by the administration. He tries to understand your problem if you goto him, said one student who had known Mr. Bennett at Western. Real nice is another encom- ium for him used repeatedly if ungrammatically by students. We appreciate his sense of fairness and above all, his humor. Sometimes our delayed reaction to a ioke ten minutes after we have spoken to him will have us chuckling retrospectively over the dry humor we almost lost. For reasons, then, of gratitude, love, and re- spect, we dedicate this Windup to our friend, Mr. Bennett, whose service and effort have been in our behalf. WILLIAM L. BENNETT f.,-fi... .-5.-f 210 Sf? QYZSPLC gf 55,3 ,QP- ee' i 5' -1,-ef' gyfafwxy ties we-5 'Q' .--reeds' A ws .-w'1'.Tf' ' 'sei-' 1 it 1' .214 ' .1-,rl Lille - .322 . xiii if L' ,L fi e , .fill 'fig' ' . Exif Q HENRY C. GREGORY Like a contrapuntist directing a great choir, Henry C. Gregory brings out the har- mony and pleasure that are the basic notes for both faculty and students in their associa- tion with Walter Johnson High School. Believing that a school ought to provide opportunity for a student to develop his special interests and abilities, Mr. Gregory and his vice-principals, William L. Bennett and Miss Maude E. Arveson, administer the school in an atmosphere of pleasantness and efficiency which is essential to making maximum prog- ress. Invited to take over the principalship of Walter Johnson at its opening, Mr. Gregory, the past seventeen years a school man in Montgomery County except for four in serv- ice, has gathered around him a staff which he is convinced equals in training and de- votion to duty any in the Metropolitan Area. The administration has achieved that pri- mary core of a good school, high morale, without which excellence in scholarship and achievement in practice fall by the way. The disgruntled individual in Walter Johnson is hard to find. Because he likes working with teenagers and because he has selected a staff that re- enforces his attitude toward helping the stu- dent attain his highest level of achievement, Mr. Gregory has created in only two years a school to be reckoned with. When he talks of making Walter Johnson the best in the Area, he always speaks collec- tively, meaning his statf and his student body. No section is neglected under his direction, and the melody that rises is tuneful and true. MISS MAUDE E. ARVESON 5 3 First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Inset picture: THOMAS J. ALBERGHINI, physical education ALLEN M. BOLTON, head custodian: MRS. ELLEN L BORTZ, mathematics JAMES D. BRAMMER, industrial arts: MRS. GLORIA P BRANNER, home arts: MISS M. ELIZABETH BROWN, mathematics MISS JANET COULSON, speech: MALIN CRAIG, JR. mathematics ARNOLD J. CRODDY, industrial arts: MISS HELEN LL'M- MINGS, commercial: MISS HELEN DEMPSEY, counselor SWICK, WASHER, SPRINGSTON, FOWLE, MULLER I 1 o 1 -1 First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Inset picture: .k r -- wp .45 , .,,L , . we f 5 ffLvX'F,'-5 A ' - - V 1. -1 'I-vii K A k . 7 K X .A , K. . . g. ..I,y.V .:A, f Q.-Q.:-2 3-1'sMfff2!f:l1: L- ' . W. . ' fi: A ' - 'Q W. . e - X W I W- fl y fwv U ei 3' Xl. 3 ,ig 1' W jg ' I5 NI .L i... I 1 ,htt is N fsi V 3 - 2 -rty A A . .gr Ji . - .: .-'. - fig f I . Q . Il . sr - ' 7- .. .L -. V , 1.-mx -.Q :L ' 4- :life f - f img ,:: ,f. . 7 MISS TERESA JANE DOHERTY, librarian ROWIE DURDEN, music: MRS. CONSUELO S. EDDY, language MRS. SIMONE F. FAGG, language: MRS. HELEN FISHER, science: MRS. MARTHA G. FORD, English MORGAN R. FOWLE, social studies, art, Senior Class spon- sor: LEWIS W. FRANCIS, chairman, Mathematics Depart- ment JAMES W. GILMORE, driver education: MRS. KATHERINE F. HALL, English: ALLEN M. HARRISON, chairman, Science Department, Junior Class sponsor STOUT, SCHROEDER, COULSON, ROGERS, BARNSTEAD ISubstitute Teocherl First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row Fifth row: MRS. JEAN M. HEMPLE, chairman, Commercial Department EMIL HREBENACH, arty MISS MARGARET J. KAUFFMAN, chairman, English Department MISS PATRICIA KING, social studies, JAMES F. KLINE, physical education, JAMES A. MIERS, science MRS. CHARLOTTE K. MILLER, school secretary: J. PAUL MILLER, industrial artsy RAYMOND I. MULLER, English mathematics, MRS. VIRGINIA L. 0'NElL, cafeteria manager MRS. JEAN PHIFER, English, WILLIAM B. PRIGG, JR., Sophomore Class sponsor, science: MISS LUCIA ANNE REEDER, social studies: MRS. JANE H. ROGERS, commer- cial, LEWIS R. SANFORD, science, mathematics R . O, 35 Q K I .x llilff l I I2 iw First row: Second row: X Third row: Fourth row Fifth row: . 'K Os.. ty p .x K V X E 'S --:r rf 0 ' ff ,ul on . . Q -1 X if ' I .3 ,yi Q is fl Il ' if .S V . A . . my-3 Y? I3 MRS. FLORENCE F. SCHNEIDER, counselor WILLIAM E. SCHROEDER, social studies: MRS. IRENE B. SCHULZ, school nurse MISS JANE E. SHORT, physical education: MRS. HELEN I. SHORROCK, school secretary: BRUCE O. SIVERTSEN, chairman, Social Studies Department CFirst semester? MISS ELIZABETH SPRINGSTON, English: JOHN M. STOUT, English, social studies: MRS. LOIS G. SUTTON, commercial: ALLEN A. SWICK, chairman, Physical Education Department MISS MARGARET A. TIFFT, physical education: ALEXIS VON BRETSEL, social studies: MRS. IDELLA VON LOETZEN, science: MRS. ALICE A. WASHER, language: MISS LOUISE G. WINFIELD, chairman, Language Department: MRS. EVELYN D. WITTMAN, English, journalism ' I. xl. . . 1 . V. 1 - if-Q? q 1.5 2 A .'f.i'5fvg2x,. jjz'gxrszf'?7 I do . W 1-1 1 DAVE THOMAS managing editor The Windup Board has enjoyed its special opportunity and its re- sponsibility for gathering a record JANE HUBER of school activities. assistant managing editor JAN RAPKE CYNDI I-IILLAND A BASIL VARNER I jj!! PAUL NORRIS ' f I WAR f IL 9 U9 ' KENNY BROWN ' associate editor r , ff I w M ,ff 'T I bl I 5-U Lf Li BX ANI' 'K ' W Q DAN CONWAY MARC WEISS editor in chief assistant associate editor ':.s,1-'51 c. ,,.., 4 PRUDENCE SLITOR BOB VAN NICE assistant to the editor business manager ANNE SOUTHWORTH DAVE JAMES Assistant to the editor assistant business manager R K ' ' fl It -S-'Nl , A R Q3 A .....' i s A -A 4:4-T V. sh- f GAIL POPE assistant editor In bringing before the reader o glimpse of each oc- BARBARA ABRAHAM tivity, The windup SfClf'f hOS second assistant editor tried to touch on something for gli. SUE SPURNEY art editor CHARLES HEATON Bos WOODWARD JIM RICHIE NEIL HEATON JEFF BORWICK STEVE MURATA NANCY HAWKINS PATTY BARTRAM photography editor secretary NANCY WHITMORE JOHN M. STOUT assistant photography editor faculty financial adviser SANDY WENDLER MRS. EVELYN D. WITTMAN secretary faculty sponsor .ANNE ik S il i 5 ff www sw' k i ? f Jw fx -- i Jw 2 L A fans? skies ww! 5, swf- -,f ,V , my f . -. X532 F 1 1 f -. f , Ni: .-T M, fwfr : , Q f i ,Wg-'fy i, 1 fw sw i iii A 11 -. M Y .. fi 6 X x CT DONALD MILLER WILLIAM MAURY MARIE POWELL CORDELL HART senior class history The graduating class of i958 of Walter Johnson Senior High School has had a short but important history. The parents who heard us vocifer- ously announce ourselves in i940 could not have known we would be graduating from Walter Johnson in l958. Walter Johnson, being now at the end of its second year, was a long way even from a drawing board when most of us were born. World War ll was being felt in the shortage of teachers, in crowded classrooms, and in an enrollment predicted to be staggering in successive years when we were to be in school. Al- though problems such as these were extreme in some areas, those of us who were fortunate enough to live in Montgomery County had the advantage of a forward-looking school system and an alert citizenry who saw to it that we had relatively little make-shift schooling. We attended junior high schools all over the county, and some of us came into the area from different parts of the country, after which most of us started high school as sophomores in our neighboring school, Bethes- da-Chevy Chase Senior High School. Our life as students of Walter Johnson began September 4, l956, when we were juniors. Bethesda-Chevy Chase played host to us for six weeks, for we held classes at their campus until our building could be occupied. Our physical occupation of Walter Johnson Senior High School began October 22, l956. Even without a building we had got off to a fine start with our own Student Council and the beginnings of a well organized student body. When the big day arrived, we moved into our own new and beautiful building. There was a hectic period at first when we waited for the com- pletion of the cafeteria, the gym, and the installation of lockers. Some of us still recall painfully hauling our heavy books around all day and home every night. By January, however, such matters being well in hand, we could turn our attention to other more telling things. I8 After the first year when we had established creed and a motto, when we had published severc issues of the Johnson Journal, had designed our clas ring, had issued the Warm-Up, a handbook to ne' students, had circulated our initial Windup, and ha cheered on our teams, we actually became senior: We had been the top class our first year in the builc ing, for there was no graduating class in l957, bl. it was not until the beginning of our true senior yec last fall that we felt the responsibility placed on 1. as seniors and, more important, as the first gradua' ing class of Walter Johnson Senior High School. This year has seen foundation laid down in mar areas. The Wind Up had been formally staffed, l: student vote, the Johnson Journal became the Pitcl published weekly by the newly offered class in jou nalism, the Spectator, a creative writing magazini enjoyed its literary birth, the band was now in un form playing for the Pom pon team, the Majorette for school games, and at public functions, the foo ball team set an example for clean and victorioi participation in sports, the drama groups entertainer we received our class rings: and the library was ad' ing books on its shelves as the PTA, making this the chief project, lent its support to the school. Tl' academic tenor of the school strengthened as v took our qualifying college entrance examination and our reputation in the community began to I established as we applied for employment. We had come to a seldom rivalled position, v infants of World War Il, where after uncertain ed cational beginnings, we lent our strength to the foun ing ofa new senior high school. We want to rememb ourselves as the graduating class that establisha strong foundation and good example for the futu classes of Walter Johnson, mostiqf us will want think back on this as an uncomrn-on privilege. V are very proud to have had this chance to attend an to build in Walter Johnson, and we hope the futu will prove that we built well. D. CARL ABERNETHY, JR. Maryland All-State Chorus I2, Montgomery County Chorus II, chorus IO, II, I2, baseball man- ager II, audio visual aids II, I2, Dramatics Club II, I2, Fantasia stage crew Ii, Night of January 16 stage crew I2 HEATHER LOUISE AGNEW Chorus IO, II, I2 ARTHUR LLOYD AIKIN, JR. Tuck fi Madrigal Group I2g Social Com- mittee I2, Wheel Club II, I2 fr S I li 'ii fi JUDITI-I S. ANDREWS t Commercial Club I2 GANVWD 'T' PATRICIA GAY ARCHAMBAULT 3:-3 Chorus IO, I2 ll ws, t. LEROY ARCHER L Varsity football II, I2, Social 5 Committee II, I2, Varsity Club I2p Spanish Club I I, Varsity base- ball I I, Auditorium Committee I2 sit rf L , Q, . 8 t gow-54? 5 x. ,sv -M V1 F ii H. KENNETH ARNOLD Electronics Club, secretary 12, public address announcer II, I2 LESLIE MORRIS ATWOOD Bank I2, Commercial Club II LAWRENCE H. AVERILL, JR. Track manager IO, II, I2, lab- oratory assistant II, I2, audio visual aids II, I2, Fantasia stage crew II Qwloff A iflUI.lld FREDERICK cLARENcE BAGLEY J. MILTDN BAKER, JR 9Y orchestra IO, II, I2 antasia II, K Club II, I2 ELIZABETH BALDWIN Betsy Fantasia Il, National Honor So- ciety II, I2, Maryland State Chorus I2,Windup business staff I2, Dramatics Club II, vice- president I2, Election Committee I2, chorus IO, II, I2, In-School Publicity Committee I2, Social Committee, Biology Club IO, lab- oratory assistant Il JUDITH JANE BAVIS Organization CConstitutionI Com- mittee II, SCA representative IO, II, I2, Tri-l'li-Y IO, II, vice- president I2, Ring Committee II, chorus IO, Il, I2, Welfare Com- mittee I2 SHARON JOY BECKLER Library Club IO, II, I2, Art Club II, Assembly Committee I2, Dramatics Club IO, FDN IO RICHARD WALLIS BARBARA ANN BEDDIE BALENGER Tri-Ha-Y I2, Welfare committee Pitch II, Coordinating Council I2, I wgwx'S,,x l2f COOVUS IO, II: bond l2i GAA Spanish Club I2 ARTHUR BARNHART Track II JOAN LOUISE BARNHILL Night of January 'I6 I2, Dramat- ics Club II, I2, Fantasia II, Mistress of ceremonies I2, Co- ordinating Council I2, Out-of- School Publicity Committee I2, Howdy Pardners IO, Social Com- mittee IO, Art Club I0 PATRICIA ANNE BARTRAM National Honor Society I2, Chap- lain I2, cheerleader II, I2, pub- lic address announcer II, I2, Windup I2, radio show I2, rifle club II, Fantasia Il, Welfare Committee ll, Madrigal Group I2, GAA IO, Il, alternate SCA representative II, I2, chorus I2, Senior Council I2 IO, Dramatics Club II DOUGLAS EUGENE BELL Finalist Q honorable mention - public speaking IO, two Good Con- duct awards IO, two military science awards IO, Honor Com- pany member IO, intramural foot- ball, soccer Il, Dramatics Club Il, Electronics Club I2, Night of January I6 I2, Financial Com- mittee I2, book store I2 JUDITH BELT cv, Maiorettes II, bank I2, office assistant I2, Commercial Club Il, I2 JON DAVID BENEDICT Benny Public address announcer II, I2, radio show I2, school reporter II, I2, Dramatics Club II, I2, Night of January 'I6 I2, Pitch I2, Out- of-School Publicity Committee II, I2, JV basketball IO, baseball IO, cross-country IO, track I0 JANE ALISON BERGER Quill and Scroll, Library Council, parliamentarian IO, II, secretary IZ, Pitch l2p alternate Coordinat- ing Council I2, Dramatics Club IO, II, Fantasia II, Athletic Committee II, Assembly Commit- tee I2 ROGER BETHKE Band IO JJ EVELYN wiER BIRKETT FHA, secretary IO, vice president KITTY ANN BIRKETT Homeroom vice-president IO, FHA -....-f secretary ll, l2, Glee Club IO CHRISTINE BOQLEY Commercial Club II, I2, office assistant IZ, school bank I2 CATHERINE ANN BOLLO Art Club II, l2g bank I2 X ff ,MW ZZ fJHN FRANK BOWERS Athletic Committee I IgCOachmen Club II, Social Committee I2, Dramatics Club l2, Photography Club IO, Electronics Club IO, Woodworking Club IO PATRICIA ANN BOWERS FHA ii, I2 FRANK BOZIEVICH Punky Social Committee IO, II, I2, Tri-Hi-Y IO, II, I2, GAA IO, II, I2, intramurals IO, II CAROL ALICIA BRADLEY Dramatics Club II, I2, chorus IO, II, I2g Assembly Committee I2, librarian IO, World Affairs IO, cheerleader IO, Financial Committee II, Tattler IO JAMES EDMUND BRADY Dramatics Club II, sergeant-ab arms I2, SCA II: Publicity Com- mittee I I, 125 Athletic Committee lip stage manager Fantasia ll, Night of January 'I6 I2 ELIZABETH GRACE BRANSTEAD Quill and Scroll, Pitch business manager I2g Windup I2, SCA representative ll, IZ, Coordinat- ing Council I2g FTA l2g GAA I 0, Photography Club secretary IO, International Relations Club secretary ll ROBERT EDSON BRIGGS Senior Council l2g SCA represent- ative IOg football II, I2g Varsity Club l2j Activity Committee II, track Il, Art Club ll JOANNE M. BROADHURST Typing award II, bank I2j FTA 12, Assembly Committee l2g chor- us Il, 125 Commercial Club II, Tri-Hi-Y IO LYNDA JOYCE BROADHURST Shorthand stenographic award II, Pompon l2g Commercial Club ll, l2g Activities Committee ll, Literary Club I2 MARJORIE ELIZABETH BROADHURST Commercial Club II, I2p Literary Club l2p bank l2, shorthand, typing awards ll, I2 'I' 5x 'QE' . L Q in KENDRICK EDWIN BROWN, JR. National Honor Society II, I2, Windup associate editor I2g C0- ordinating Council II, IZ, band IO, president Il, I2g Chess Club IO, president Il, l2, Fantasia Il, SCA alternate I2g Senior Council alternate l2, track II, Athletic Committee Ilg Financial Commit- tee I2, Election Committee II JUDITH JON BRUCE Tri-Hi-Y ii, I2, GAA I2 LAURENCE HULL BURD Varsity Club I2, football I2g basketball l2g golf I2 SHARON KAY BURGER Commercial Club treasurer Il, secretary l2g Spectator l2g bank IZ, library IZ, chorus IO JOHN CAIRNS Beau JV football IZ, JV basketball II, JV Club l2, Pitch sports editor I2 BONNIE LYNN CAROW Binny Coordinating Council IZ, chorus IO, Il, l2, GAA Il, Tri-Hi-Y IO ,. ks .Q 'Gi A A 9 -Q ll? get - I ' RA1 L K ,Q iii TW :issuesif-11-,zf-les-W -- ---N,.- Vx H his X I vi , N f- A . , , A-5 i K F ffm Ly, SANDRA HELMI CARPENTER FTA II, l2g Assembly Committee l2g chorus IO, ll, l2g Activities Committee l I JEAN CARRICO GAA IO, llg chorus IO, ll, I2 PATRICIA LU CARTER National Honor Society l2g SGA IOQ Coordinating Council llg Spanish Club vice-president Ilg Assembly Committee Ilg GAA IO, Ilg Biology Club I2 ROBERT EDWARD CASSIDY Butch Wheel Club I I, senior director I2g football llg trock llg band IO, II, l2g SGA representative IOg Athletic Committee l0g Spanish Club IO RICHARD CHADDOCK JOHN CRAWFORD CHANEY III to V Maryland State Chorus l2g Key ' ClublI,l2gchoruslO,Il,l2 RICHARD K, CHAPMAN Coachmen Club Il NANCY NEAL CHAPPELLE Junior Prom princess llg Windup assistant editor llg Dramatics Club president l2g best dancer I Ig Fantasia Mistress of Ceremonies I lg SCA representative I Ig Night of January 'I6 I2 NEIL EDWIN CLAPP Track IO, Il, I2g Science Club IOQ French Club I0 ALICE ANN COCHRAN Fantasia l27 Best personality llg Social Committee chairman II, I2g SCA representative II, I2g Tri-Hi-Y I2g Art Club llg GAA IO 'Z' 'f3.Z?54L'.'i JAY COLBORN Band IOQ orchestra lOg Spanish Club llg French Club l2g home- room chaplain ll, I2 WILLIAM CONSOLAZIO Bruce Music Club I2g Coachmen Club I I DANIEL EDWARD CONWAY, JR. Windup editor-in-chief I2, Fon- tosia stage crew II, master of ceremonies I2, Hi-Y representative IO, Spectator II, Pitch II, audio visual aids II, I2, auditorium monitor I I, l2, Photography Club IO DAVID LAWRENCE CRAMER Dramatics Club I I, Music Club I2 TWA WN ANDRA LEE CRAWFORD Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society I2g Pitch II, I2g Spectator I2g SCA representative II, I2, Windup I2, Chaplain Committee I2j Assembly Committee II, phy- sical education assistant I2 ROGER PAUL CREER Key Club II, treasurer I2, Finan cial Committee I2 'Hr f 3 Q Q.. I e M A ins- -k..Q. lg ' 'tri-f WILLIAM CLENT CROCKER , SDanisI'12 Club I I, treSsupM'T2D7l store 4 jf fff' 4 , -ffl f if ldv , Af' 4 K lil Ll ff .VIE - If nl ',quy If JUDITH FAYE CUMMINS BRUCE BENNETT DALTON Auditorium monitor II, I2g Junior Class vicevpresident II, Wheel Club sergeant-at-arms II, I2g track IO, II, Social Committee II, I2g Ring Commitee II, Pitch I I LEWIS JEFFERSON DARTER III Band IO, II, I2, Spanish Club I2 NANCY JEAN DAVIS Library Council I2, Welfare Com- mittee IQ, I2, Tri-Hi-Y II, Kassai IQ I . i X x -J T , X f ,. V JAMES JOSEPH DEMMA Track II, I2, orchestra IO Q-mt ,. ,uw X .Xxtsi -sms A A A I. S Vex .C A rs.- ,X ' Q-...- .K - lf gk Q fi 'Wi ns. xl Sc OU CY - Q I .. Aff' I FRANCES CRAIG DILLEY Spectator 125 Coordinating Council Ilg GAA Ilg International Rela- tions Club Ilg Fre h ub IO ,Epo Zim? MICHAEL THOMAS DORSEY SCA alternate I I, I2g Senior Class Executive Committee I2j Art Club IIg football II, I2j School Song Committee II SHEILA DIANNE DRENNEN Fantasia I2p Cheerleader Ilg Tri- I-li-Y chaplain II, I2 MICHAEL JOSEPH DUBERSTEIN Scholastic Sports Association rep- resentative Ilg associate editor I2g Pitch II, sports editor I2g Quill and Scroll I2g Coordinating Council I2g Night of January 16 I2p Music Club I2g Athletic Com- mittee II, I2g Out-of-School Pub- licity Committee II, I2g Welfare Committee IOg Art Club IOg Quill and Scroll JEAN BERNARD du BUY Pitch 115 Chess Club I2g Financial Committee I2 KATIE LYNN EMERY Windup I2g Pom pon co-captain l2g Tri-Hi-Y II, I2g GAA II, I2g Welfare Committee II, I2 JW 2? Mx 'ig if, Witt' , ' ' mf - ies: :if -ZLQW ' N fs - 1 '..-1 ' Ms.. ,L ki N V Q-rfjwfl wif ' 5 ,fr ' 3'-f ' f' x91 ' 'l Q 4,23 'BF wl- 2 K , ti IES i :'ii ??lLhi ZEQ IMF li ifsa :Esau 'F' ,I :es.tes utmcfecc ! i I I I DONNA LE EN H ifiigqjfw ROBERT ALDEN ENGLISH Eng Football JV IO, co-captain II, I2g Varsity Club president II, I2g Assembly Committee IO, chairman II, I2g Athletic Association rep- resentative Ilg All-Metropolitan Football Team honorable mention I Ig Order Committee chairman I Ig Homeroom president IOg vice- president Ilg Junior Class repre- sentative II LOIS EULER Chorus I2g Pitch l2g Dramatics Club I2 LESLY FARMERY Fantasia I2g Pompon I2g Major- ettes Ilg Dramatics Club Ilg Tri- Hi-Y I2g Publicity Committee I2g Glee Club vice-president I2 JOHN DANIELS FAULKNER, JR. Music Club I2 MARY CAROL FIELDS Mercal Fantasia I2, Dramatics Club I2g Night of January 'I6 I2 JUDITH EMILY FINLAYSON Fantasia I2, Pam pon I2g Tri-Hi-Y IO, Maiorettes II, Out-of-School Publicity Committee I2g chorus I2, Dramatics Club II, GAA IOg Music Club treasurer I2 ROBERT EDWARD FISHER Athletic Committee II, I2, Rifle Club Il, Music Club I2 JOSEPH K, FITZGERALD SCA Executive Council II, I2, Athletic Committee chairman II, l2g baseball IO, II, I2g basketball JV II, I2g Wheel Club IO, vice- president II, I2g Coordinating Council II, I2g SCA representa- tive IIg Scholastic Sports Associa- tion athlete of the week II, All- Metropolitan baseball team hon- orable mention II .yi QI WILLIAM G. FITZHUGH Athletic Committee Ilg Dramatics Club II, I2 'Fw if pi' A if --ke --fr lc I lyfpiil ,f A' Jff X !'o!,!i DAVID SUMNER FRENCH SCA president I2g National Honor Society president II, I2, Pitch editor II, most likely to succeed I Ig Fantasia master ot ceremonies Il, winner Voice of Democracy contest llg Election Committee chairman II, orchestra IO, II, I2g Pinetree representative IO , AIIJQQ , A it Q 7 xx.. L kilfbvlfy ,241 fi , lf lr!- iu ., 5, Ii, tl A A UW BARBARA ELLEN FRIEDMAN Windup business editor II, Spec- tator I2g Senior Class representa- tive I2g SGA representative IO, Pitch II, Athletic Committee IO, I2g chorus IO, I2g Dramatics Club IO, Tri-Hi-Y IO ' , -Ar . O A Y, , I . J, I' 1 JANET RUTH FRY Fantasia I2g Spectator I2, Social Committee II, I2, Pom pon I2, SCA alternate I2g Tri-Hi-Y II, GAA IO, Il VIRGINIA LEE FUDGE Ginger Commercial Club II, bank adver- tising manager I2, GAA II, Mu- sic Club I2g Library Club IO f f , ,,f I if rf' 'IIA f -fr' , Q, ,, ff f ,f 'f A f if , ,ff Af! af if AY 1 1 , . i ' ' ' ALICE GAUDETTE Basketball IO, I I, softball IO, I I, Majorette IO, Glee Club IO, secretary, I Ig art editor I Ig Journal Club II, Music Club I2 MARY ANNE GEESA Commercial Club II, vice-presi- dent I2g Pom pon I2 4 vs,-f ww f' it pl' fm LlNDA GENTlLlNl Co-Y lOg Dramatics Club ll, l2 HAYWOOD GRIFFIN Woody Track ll, l2 ANN GRIFFITH Spanish Club secretary ll, l2g Spectator l2g National Honor So- ciety ll, l2j GAA lO, ll, l2j Tri-l'li-Y IO MELVIN JAMES HALL 4H Club treasurer llg baseball ll, l2g lndustrial Arts Club chair- man llg Photography Club ll JAMES HERBERT HAMMOND, JR. Basketball JV ll, l2g baseball ll, l2g In-School Publicity Corn- mittee llg Activities Committee l2g JV Club l2g Rifle Club llg Stamp Club lO 70 . Ml HALLI E HANCOCK Nell Music Club l2 RENATE HANNEY Library Club treasurer ll, l2g Financial Committee chairman ll, SGA representative lO RICHARD HARGETT Electronics Club lO, llg Math Wy' A Club l2 MALVOICEN CORDELL HART Transferred from Atlanta,Georgiag Senior Class treasurer l2g Varsity football l2g Varsity Club l2g Fan- tasia l2g Windup l2g Activity Committee 5 Q ml A PETER HART we v orsity Club ll, l2g track ll, l2g public address announcer ll, l2g Rifle Club ll GEORGE HARTMANN Art Club ll, l2g Ring Committee llg wrestling l2 NANCY K. HAWKINS Windup photography editor I2g Dramatics Club IO, II, I2g Fan tasia stage manager Ilg GAA IO, I Ig Ring Committee chairman Ilg Social Committee Ilg Debating Club I0g French Club IOg Latin Club IOQ Biology Club IOg Library Club I2 CHARLES HAYDEN Key Club Ilg baseball IOg In- School Publicity Committee II A CHARLES HEATON Key Club I2g Rifle Club II NEAL I-IEATON Key Club I2g Rifle Club ll HANES A. HELLER SCA representative II, I2g Coke Committee chairman I2g Wheel Club Dorliamentarian II, I2g golf IIg Assembly Committee IOQ Hi-Y IOg chorus IO JOSEPH V. HELLER, JR. Key Club secretary II, president I2g tennis II, I2g SCA repre- sentative II ANN HENDERSON SCA representative Ilg Senior Council I2g FHA Club I2g Co- ordinating Council I2g Social Com- mittee II, I2g Commercial Club Ilj FDN Club IOQ Tri-Hi-Y IO DONALD W. HESTON Wheel Club secretory II, I2g A SCA representative I2j Activities Committee I2 WILLIAM E. HIATT, JR. SCA president Ilg Out-of-School Publicity Committee chairman I2g baseball II, I2j National Honor Society II, I2j Interhigh vice- president I2g basketball JV Ilp Wheel Club Ilg Varsity Club I2 WILLIAM READ HICKS Audio visual aids IO, Ilg Elec- tronics Club II, I2g physics lab- oratory assistant I2 MARGARET I. H I NKLE Coordinating Council l2, GAA IO, Commercial Club I2j Maiorettes Ilg bank I2g intermurals II, I2 . X if M .. ii- X S K I MICHAEL EDWIN HOBBS SCA treasurer 125 Key Club 11, 125 president 115 National Honor Society ll, 12g Pitch sports editor 115 Spectator 125 Financial Com- mittee Chairman 12g Election Com- mittee llg Science Club 10 STEPHEN A. HOENACK Pitch business manager 125 band 105 Coachmen Club 11 NELSON CHARLES HOLTJE Chuck Wrestling 125 track 11, 125 Coach- men Club 115 Varsity Club 125 Social Committee llg SCA repre- sentative 115 Coordinating Coun- DAVID ALLEN HOUSER Football JV 10, 125 baseball JV 10, I 1, 121 Wheel Club 11, sergeant-atlarms 12 My 'MS 6-06 - www- JOHN HOUSTON Baseball ll, 12 fdfgi o, , 125 Tri-Hi-Y - I2 I JAMES T. HOYLE, JR. Football 11, 125 baseball 115 Var- sity Club 11, 125 Senior Council 12 JANE W. HUBER National Honor Society 125 Mad- rigal Group 125 Fantasia 115 Maryland State Chorus 125 Windup assistant managing editor 125 Pitch llg In-School Publicity Com- mittee ll, 125 Girls Glee Club 125 chorus 10, ll, 125 Tri-Hi-Y IO, FDN Club IO CQU INE YBERG 422511 1' pf' ' 1 'I .f fb 'Ai ,z fi ...gas ef-Q-5 34, 54'-4 -u.s4.'., L1 J3f JNNl9GY' OSTERZ-JL,-Q ---3 J-'imismf am-.., Dramatics 415 Ring Com- mittee Ilg AQ1yb,,I25:Nritch I2 DAVID EVAN JAMES Track ll, 125 band 10, 115 Cali- fornia Scholarship Society 105 Forum Club 105 Wheel Club ll, 125 Athletic Committee 125 Fi- nancial Committee 12g Windup 125 wrestling I2 BETTY LOU JAMISON Susie Spanish Club 115 Music Club 12g GAA 11 JUDITH ANN JENNINGS Fantasia II, GAA IO, Night of January I6 I2, Art Club II I2 X 31-'IW' 0- iA 5'm:.'l:dS.' Co x ops +C sk K 0 Q o Q. 'N C rl' 55' -ni-A ff' 0:0 6,51 'X cf' J' V5 5 Y Y,Gb 9. o5'0oo ' on he-9' , S ei o bi -1 X-rf: --Q -A CLAYDENE FAE JOHNSON Pom pon I2,Dramatics Club IO, II secretary I2, Windup I2g Night of January 'I6 assistant director I2, Assembly Committee II, I2, Fantasia I I, Teenage Safety Coun- cil II, librarian I2, Kassai IO MARY EVELYN JOHNSON Missy Fantasia I2, Library Committee president I I, I2, Coordinating Council II, Publicity Committee II, I2, Teenage Safety Council I2, Windup II, I2, French Clubs, II, Fantasia II, chorus I2, GAA II, Sophomore Orientation As- sembly I2 SHARON V. JOHNSON FHA II, I2, Glee Club IO, Tal- ent Show IO BARBARA KAMP Windup I2, Ring Committee Il, Constitution Committee II, As- sembly Committee II, I2, office work Il, I2, chorus IO, II, I2, Tri-Hi-Y IO .g . . Www. i T ,J- Q -H. ff, 6 I Xl new it if I I QL. Tw.,-4 ct- laigjfm A 5.5,- ' if I Wir 4 J' -xr' X! 1 ' SUSAN CATHERINE KARANT Nalonal Honor Society II, I2, Maryland State Chorus l2, Pitch II, editor I2, Spanish Club vice- president I2, Chaplain Committee II, IZ, Madrigal Group I2, Spec- tator II, SCA alternate II, Fan- tasia II, Library Club II, Pub- licity Committee II, Quill and Scroll i PETER KARASZ Track IO, Spanish Club II, I2, tennis IO, Out-of-School Publicity Committee I2 DAVID B. KEISTER Spanish Club president II, Key Club senior director I2g track II, football II, band IO LOUIE DeMAR KELLER Music Club I2, Rifle Club II, Athletic Committee II 'Qin -ex aiu-Se is Qmwxib.-C ww' ELIZABETH JANE KENNEDY Commercial Club II, I2, Pom pon I2g GAA IO MARY LOU ISE KENNEY Tri-Hi-Y II, chaplain I2, GAA IO, II, In-School Publicity Com- mittee II, Social Committee I2, Fantasia I I, I2 A 4. Xiu. X 'fe e - X. Skis N ku Ik wi . sift. S . 1 -it ycg.i A A gp-can 45 ai. . E F-' 7 I KJIZJI I' ROBERT WILLIAM KIG Photography Club IO, I I, treasurer I2, school store II D L F. KOEHLER Goose Varsity Club II, I2, auditorium monitor II, Citizenship Commit- tee Ilg football II, IZ, baseball II, I2, SCA representative II, Social Committee Il ELIZABETH REID LAMPTON FHA president II, I2, Pitch I2, FTA lOg Tri-Hi-Y IO, In-School Publicity Committee II THOMAS MOORE LEECH SCA representative I2, Music Club I2j football JV IO, II, chorus IO, I2g Coachmen Club president II CHARLES JEFFREY LEISING Football II, I2g Wheel Club II, Activities mmittee II, I2, indup IQQ i-jj IO, tennis IO ,JI xii M in Wm? O N t. ci ,XXV 1 . A' Q1 ANN ELLEN LLOYD Pitch I2, Windup I2, French Club II, IZ, In-School Publicity Com- mittee II, I2g GAA IO, II I M -nf , 'E 'Q WT i t ' I ii iiiii 'fm A We Si 'Ik -xr -Q. 'ss 1 if 1 1 ELIZABETH ANN LUTZ SCA representative IO, II, alter! nate IZ, Social Committee II, Creative Writing Club secretary I2, Teenage Safety Council II, French Club II, Fantasia Il, Out- of-School Publicity Committee I2 XMWOW IW SUSAN CAROLINE LYTLE National Honor Society II, I2g Athletic Committee I2g Spanish Club I Ig Music Club IZ, Assembly Committee II It bil ix, MCGHAN F tball JV IO, I2g basketball AVI DLEY ANDERSON at 'SI ' J' IIIIIIO ,ii 74ZWlff3e1'M.4.. LEWIS MCINTYR rvf Audio visual aidsI0g honor roll I0 M! RANDOLPH CHRISTIAN MCLEOD Varsity football II, I2g Varsity Club II, I2 jc-iff' 57QZ7,f,QfN 'vi J' ' Y j...z 39 LYNNE MCMEANS Tri-Hi-Y II, I2, Assembly Com- mittee secretary I2 DENNIS MAHIN Varsity Club II, I2, football JV IO, Varsity II, I2, track II flifirfwfr Tiff 5? ' 99 N - I I J I WILLIAM MAGRUDER MAURY Senior Class vice-president I2, football JV IO, II, I2, baseball II, I2, Varsity Club Il, I2 ALWYN MERRILL Football JV IO, II, I2, Varsity Club II, I2, track IO, II SAMUEL MEWSHAW Football JV IO, II, I2, Varsity baseball II -x J. Y it fi g ,,,,, M I THOMAS J. MEYERS Track IO, II, I2, Varsity Club I2 PATRICIA MAY MICHIE Madrigal Group I2, Social Com- mittee II, Twig IO, French Club I2, Tri-Hi-Y II, chorus IO, I I, I2 'D NALD MICKEY II' wpmmmf. MILLER, J - Seniblvqelass president I2, A ice-president I I, Athle ic om- ittee co-chairman I2, otball IO, II, I2, track II, National Honor Society II, I2, All State Bank IO, King Sophomore IO, I Varsity Club I2, Citizenship Com- , ,,,z mittee II, auditorium monitor I2, ' SCA representative IO , -I 'E V I, I' GEORGE ROBERT MILLER ,gl gfgmfmx I' c. 3 I q-in-.1 X Nj . MARSHA URSULA MILMORE FTA I2, Library Club II, I2, orchestra IO, II, I2, Tri-Hi-Y II, band II, Welfare Committee IO, Social Commitee II X R I t I 6 X ,LEO fs. .N ii I Q-9-22' 'lm-1' flux K QR, r L F Mi. 1-:gi r ROBERT K. Morsicuizejij pl SCA vice-president I2g Coordinat- ing Council chairman l2g Junior CIass'treasurer I lg Activities Com- mittee chairman I2g delegate to Maryland Association of Student Councils I2g chorus president Ilg Coachmen Club vice-president Ilg SCA representative llg Night of January 16 l2 f I if? sig? WMM 0-9 CAROLY SUSAN MORGAN Magoo Cheerleader II, captain I2g B-CC handbook assistant editor IOg Ex- travaganza lOg Junior Class sec- retary Ilg Fantasia Ilg Dramatics Club Ilg Music Club I2 WILLIAM B. MORI RIT JV Club I2j Senior, basketball JV llg b st d ncer II ,M I U I6 if JV l SHARON NANCE Commercial Club II, l2g GAA IO JET 5 Sb. Gs, K. BABARA ANN NASH Bobbie Tri-Hi-Y II, I2g SCA alternate l'lg Publicity Committee I Ig Wind- up Ilg Fantasia II DANA NICHOLAS NASUTI Nick Coachmen Club I Ig Music Club I2 .9 Cvigjf K 71.541421 .1 , ,X QM ,fiiyf 5? 9,2 ,SUSAN H. NEARY SCA coresponding secretary lip Tri-Hi-Y treasurer IO, Ilg Presi- dent l2g Fantasia II, I2g GAA llg Prom Princess II: Athletic Committee Il, 125 Financial Com- mittee Ilg Social Committee I2p most athletic girl Ilg FTA IOQ Easter program II eiii , JUDITH NELSON Spanish Club treasurer II I2' I I Sf- Chorus io, ii, 125 Tri-Hi-Y' ' New 'Q KP? 3632? rf- .t,i . I I Q 'sf h J' is ni K As if Sis A-to QI? 7' 4 MAUREEN CECELIA NELSON Library Club l2g Mission Club IOQ Glee Club IOj Children of Mary treasurer IO f I W! NORMAN LOWE 5 NELSON, JR. HUPPY Friendliest boy Ilg football II, if ' Varsity captain l2g baseball var- , -Q if ,,.,, . sity II, l2g SCA representative I2g Varsity Club II, I2 ELLEN PATRICIA O'BRIEN IN MEMORIAM Died January 8, i958 W J ,aff mf' WIC BARBARA ODOR GAA IO, II, I2, chorus I2, Spectator I2, Tri-Hi-Y II, Art Club IO DONALD CORT OLIVIER SCA treasurer II, National Honor Society treasurer ll, I2, band IO, secretary Il, 125 Coordinating Council II, I2g Spectator I2, Chess Club IO, vice-president Il, Athletic Committee II, Financial Committee I2, Science Club IO FRANK PADOVANO Out-at-School Publicity Committee IZ, Woodworking Club I2, Coach- men Club ll MARY ROBERTA PAGE Bert Tri-Hi-Y IO, president II, I2, cheerleader II, I2, Prom Queen I Ig Windup I Ig' Citizenship Com- mittee ll, Out-of-School Publicity Committee chairman ll, I2, mon- itor II, Sophomore Princess IO VIRGINIA RANDOLPH PEARSON lnfSchool Publicity Committee IZ, Music Club I2, Pitch Il, Fantasia II, Tri-Hi-Y IO 'Coft Q ,Q . uni'- PT :rib LINDA PERRY Windup editor-in-chief I lg Nation- al Honor Society II, I2g Coordin- ating Council alternate I2g Wel' fare Committee II, I2p French Club II, The Pine Tree IO, Art Club IO, GAA IO, Spectator ed- itor I2g Quill and Scroll I2 Cm ' f . F46 t9Qq,JsjiQ4vL,41i1! lily, I r OA L Ckljviykc L, , 7 I ifwtobyt ROBERTA PHINNEY MARCIA POLISHER Commercial Club president II, I2 JOHN ERIC POLLARD Wheel Club II, IZ, band IO, Il, I2, French Club IO, basketball IO HELEN POOL FHA Club II, Library Club II, International Relations Club I2 GAIL EDGINGTON POPE Library Club IO, vice-president ll, l2g Windup assistant editor I2, Sophomore Class president IO, Financial Committee Il, I2, Pitch II, French Club IO, II, GAA IO, II, Quill and Scroll I2g National Honor Society I2 MARIE WARDEN POWELL Maiorettes co-captain I2, Senior Class secretary I2, SCA chaplain Il, GAA IO, Il, Organizational Committee chairman I I Library Club I2' library assistant l2' Assembly Committee II I2, French Club II' FTA IO 3 PEARL RAPPAPORT X Q' Y 1 I I ? 'SX Q we 4, 1 s yew, 513582 PATRICIA HELEN RASK Pits Tri-Hi-Y io, ii, Ari Club io, I2 WILLIAM DEAN RAVER Chess Club Il, I2, chess tourna- ment third place ll SAMUEL WILLIAM REICHERT Bimbo Key Club II, I2, Coordinating Council II, I2, JV basketball IO, track IO, SGA representative IO, audio visual aids IO, II, I2 , RODNEY RENNE ,gg ii Spanish Club II, Mathematical 5-'s Recreation Club I2 ww A fish Qggktwwwi iffgfwsw QI mfs Us wit? WALTER REYNOLDS W, WMM M mayb MM WM up K WK' W y u,t I . Aftl . ,iw .. il yc i ,buf i ' f . , I Zi, , 'l, Q 1 LLM -'QQ , RYDLANDER V windup io, ii, 12, Ari Ciubwio, Q 0'V i A Il, Girls Chorus I2, Publicity E Committee I2 M Wifi JEAN SCAN LAN Cindy Pitch II, Fantasia ll, SCA alter- nate I2g National Honor Society secretary II, I2, Dramatics Club II, I2, Social Committee II, I2, chorus ll, Tri-Hi-Y IO, FDN IO Ll dfjffy SUSAN SCHARF Pom Donl2, Coordinating Council I2, FI-lA I2, Ring Committee II, Art Club II, Assembly Commit- tee IO STEVE SCHMERTZING Football ll, I2, Varsity Club II, I2 JEANNE SCHREIBER Music Club I2, Spanish Club ll, GAA IO, II, I2, chorus IO, I2 RICHARD SCHWANK X Football IO, ll, 12, baseball ie ll, track IO, ybfsify Club IO, Ill l2, Senior Council I2 JAMES ALAN SERRILL Biology Club l2, Chess Club ll, Spanish Club IO, Conduct Rules Committee IO SHIRLEY ANN SERRIN French Club I I, I2, Welfare Cam- mlttee l2, Chaplain Committee ll, Dramatics Club IO CLARA ROSELLE SESSO Rosie Fantasia IZ, Tri-I-li-Y IO, secre- tary ll, treasurer IZ, Athletic Committee IZ, GAA IO: Art Club IO, FTA IO CAROLE SHAUB Commercial Club assistant secre- tary ll, treasurer I2g bank I2 chorus IO, l2, office work ll PATRICIA MARIE SHEAR fi 'K' GAA Il, French Club ll, Aff C' Club ll, chorus IO, ll IZA V - Rc XS- , Q... Cliffonian IO, Ensemble 11,'Lb11fS 'A Club IO, modern dance ll, Bowl- V ing Club IO iq ,QTEK gk.. CAROLE sHELLY , ,X in POmDOr1l2g FHA l2, Welfare , 'X Committee I2, Chaplain Com- ' Y. ' mittee ll, Tri-Hi-Y ll YZ 3 'lit QA XSLL I P A f , 'iq 4913 e'Q '1 ' Pl-llLLlP SI-IERIDAN if 'A 'Q if , Varsity Club l2, baseball ll, I2 A K. ii iiiilftglff 'I ' I ,- 4 N 12.3- N. 4 RICHARD SHERMAN A 9 F SCA representative IO, II, I2, fl golf ll, wrestling l2, track Il, 1 Dramatics Club ll, l2g Activity xx 'P ' J Committee IO, Social Committee , X . 11, I2 xml 1 1 fu' J 1 .-' 1, I f y HI 'I .. JOAN SH U FF Bank IZ, FHA TZ, Tri-Hi-Y ll E fs.-X fini ,W Q , 15... af id . 1,-.X v fi F1 A BETH NANCY SINGER Cafeteria worker I2g Tri-Hi-Y II, I2p Social Committee II, I2 RONALD SISLER Vice-president of class 95 football IOQ Coachmen Club Ilg Music Club I2 PRUDENCE SLITOR National Honor Society II, I2g Windup II, assistant editor l2g French Club treasurer II, presi- dent I2g Welfare Committee II, I2g Dramatics Club IOQ Tri-Hi-Y IOJ chorus IOQ GAA IOg library assistant I2 I gs. A-5 DAVID JEFFERIES SMITH A Halloween 'K' coochmen Club ii, foofimii ii bmdvslx- ' , I .',,.' 3' by 'I I M M 'F HOWARD LEE sMlTi-I, JR, 'X 'N f Butch in Coachmen Club II Q.. LINDA ANN SMITH GAA ii, I2g FTA ii, I2 x'S'fgAZX1,,:.. I er, .5 55,555 , ,Q,1'.yi--iq, ,y : Ag, 1-.i,f.e,., A K CAROL ANN SOU DER Windup I2g FTA II, I2g In-School Publicity Committee l2g Calendar l2g Assembly Committee Ilg Art Club IO JOSEPH RICHARD SOUSANE Evzone lin Greecel IOQ volleyball IOg Chess Club II, I2 ANNE MARIE SOUTHWORTH Warrior IO, Ilg Windup assistant to editor I2g Forum Club Ilg A Cappella Choir Ilg The Mikado Ilg Our Town llg Variety Show Ilg French Club IO, Ilg GAA IO, Ilg Dramatics Club 125 Fantasia I25 Photography Club Ilg Ma i gal Group I2g In-School Publi Committee I2g chorus ssecr y SPEISER Girls hockey MADELINE SPECIALE Honor roll IOQ Commercial Club Il, president I2g Pom pon I2g bank I2 MARYLYNN BLAIR SPENCER Jellybean Creative Writing l2g Dramatics Club llg Coordinating Council l2g Maiorettes llg SCA alternate llg Tri-Hi-Y I2 SHARON SPRINGER Assembly Committee l0g In-School Publicity Committee l2g A Cap- pella Choir llg Tri-Hi-Y lOg Music Club l2 WCQCUQJ 41 T so ilogfll W . SUSAN FORE SPURNEY Na CjB'wWindup art editor l2g Pitchgart editor llg Pom pon l2g Publicity Committee ll, l2g Calendar Com- mitee chairman l2g Tri-Hi-Y rep- resentative l0g Art Club lOg Social Committee lO, llg Music Club l2g Coordinating Council alternate l2 BETTY ANN STEINBRAKER Pom pon l2g SCA representative ily Coordinating Council llg Tri- Hi-Y secretary lO, ll, l2g physi- cal education assistant l2g Pub- licity Committee llg Social Com- mittee l2g Fantasia ll, l2 M. SANDRA STEPHENSON Library Club lO, ll, president l2g Coordinating Council l2g Chorus lO, llg Tri-Hi-Y ll ROGERS C. STEVENS Football llg Chess Club lO, ll RUTH ANN STEVENS Executive Committee ll, l2g SCA representative lO, ll, l2g ln- School Publicity Committee chair- man ll, 125 Pom pon co-captain l2g Art Club lO, ll, l2g Fantasia ll, l2g WJ representative at SCA State Convention l2g WJ repre- sentative in the Bethesda and Silver Spring Christmas Parades l2g Pine Tree lOg Twig l0g Pine Tree Publicity Committee lO M. RONALD STIFF Key Club ll, l25 Windup l2j baseball manager ll BARBARA STONE FHA l l, treasurer l2g Photography Club l0 X WILLIAM L, STURDEVANT Ill Football captain ll, l2g Junior Class president llg Varsity Club ll, vice-president l2g baseball llg basketball ll ANNIGRET STUWE Art Club l2g exchange student from Gluckstadt, Germany BARBARA JEAN ETTE SWEENEY Babs Executive Committee II, l2g Assembly Committee chairman I I, I2g Tri-Hi-Y sergeant-at-arms Ilg 55 most typical WJ girl Ilg Pom pon I2p Safety Council I2g Senior Council I2g Cafeteria Committee I2g Dramotics Club IZ: SCA rep- resentative Ilg Social Committee Ilg Fantasia II, I2g FDN I0 ,SWK fc C' Jr, ' . 'J' ' QV, Sofia' 'CE L DAVID MUNSON SWIFT ' 43 V PATRICIA YVONNE TINSLER Student Council Ilg Pep Commit- ,, I Vofsitv Club DI'SSiCleOT ll, I2: D ,, tee IIg Assembly Committee l2g H football JV IO, Varsitv Il, IZ! IJICXNN Tri-Hi-Y I2g Brunch Committee h SCA alternate II, I2 Ilg California Scholarship Fed- eration II .3 -122 ar- gs-A wg Eg we :In RA. K .Q 4- A E-SAT-we :I 3 My A Quan CAROL LEE .VALLEY JANET LEE TOLSON - 'N-N 6. A A 4 French Club ll, treasurer I2g 'Ag Commercial Club- vice-president Welfare Committee II, l2g Dra- Qg ' II, l2g Coordinating Council Ilg motics Club IO bank I2 i-'I Q PETER WENDELL TREDICK .if ,W SCA sergeant-at-arms II, I2g , 'N ' basketball II, I2g National Honor Society II, I2g Election Commit- tee chairman Il, I2g Varsity Club T' II, I2g orchestra II, I2g band IO l ':,, A i i Em? ' ,-'. . 't u 0' X04 JANET MARGARET bag, we THOMPSON N SCA ll, I2g parliamentarian ll, 'iy I2g temporary vice-president Ilg most likely to succeed Ilg GAA SANDRA SYl'VlA TULLER 'il 'IO' ll', l2l Aff Club lokl l' lzi FHA I2g Assembly Committee llg nter-High Newsletter editor I2, Dmmotics Club N, GAA 10, Q- - In-School Publicity Committee II, Pitch I2 ' ' vu if I2g auditorium monitor II, I2g Fantasia II, I2g Seal Committee S, chairman I2g FTA IOQ Maryland I Association of Student Councils representative II E ' ADR' NNE TWORNTON BASIL A. VARNER ene rt., ,wx Bo AA - ' ' ' A G IO, II, Dramatics Club II, . ,tk F b H II I2 FHA I2g Biology Club I0 OCT 0 I Qi- Tig -. T.. I ,' 1 Q. ...,---f ,.fC -M QSM ini Y . H ., 'Q ,. y , is X 1' FRED BABLEY RUTH ANN STEVENS CAROL SOUDER SUE SPURNEY BARBARA ANN WALLS Chuckles Pompon I2g Dramatics Club ll, l2j GAA lOj chorus IO PAULA WARFIELD SCA representative Ilg Maiorettes ll, l2g Junior-Senior Prom prin- cess IOQ Fantasia ll, I2 JIM BECK SANDRA LEE WENDLER Windup secretary I2g Majorettes I2g best dancer llg Dramatics Club llp Coordinating Council lip Ring Committee llg Financial Committee I lg Spanish Club treas- urer IOQ chorus I0 CAROL WHEELER Pitch l2g Girls Chorus l2g GAA Il HERB WICKENHEISER Art Club llg Pitch art editor I2g Music Club I2 FREDRICK CLARK WICKS National Honor Society II, I2' Pitch managing editor lig Spec: tator .l2j Out-of-School Publicity Committee sub-chairman l2g C0- ordinating Council l2g Windup II' Wheel Club ii, I2g SCA feprei Senmflve l2: Election Committee l2g Assembly Committee llg Wel- gri floommittee 105 Linguistics EILEEN DIANNE WILKINSON Friendliest Ilp best personality llg Tri-Hi-Y chaplain IOQ Extrava- ganza l0g chorus l0g vice-presi- dent llg cheerleader l2g captain Ilg Dramatics Club president Ilg 353' if we GEOFFREY MORRIS I M .27 A A WECKSLER wifi? 'vsp-T9 l Wheel Club ii, 125 Activities iii, Q' E ' Q31- Committee ll, l2g Coordinating Council llg Pitch l2g track IOQ LJ h r I2 c o us Fantasia llg Song Committee ll 'F Q -. of i Qs-W' ' -3 QQUIWN 5 s K fr ,-, 'F' K T. E ft x , 3 sw. IG it 6 ti 2 MSL. 1 , I... I 4 I . cg ,Q THOMAS FRANKLIN WILLIAMS, JR. bIIv AAAZZL W XQ y MARY ANN GEESA X 1 r 39' ,f fL9'k 0, ' QJ BETTY JANE KENNEDY AIX fi IL Cp ' .XX 'og ws O gaming tl . if - ,-.5 'wiw A' If , 'ls 1-' - 9 s I fl-.4 etbal I , Whe Club II, resi nt , o ernate g A t' tes Committee II, I2, Co- or lnating Council II, football general manager I2, statistician II, Monogram Sub-Committee II ,R J s etball , o-captain JV SC I I MARK TWAIN WILSON Football I2, sword manual IO, first lieutenant cadets II, regular supply sergeant I0 .-.1 VU- D. we, , Y .R,,. LOGAN OWENS WILTON Golf IO, captain ll, I2, football II, Woodworking Club II Q24 feuq-fl, FC , 7 f 4.e7uvp,fdfLV ffwffu' ei 7 ' 'ol' I I is ROBERT STEPHEN Q g i WINTERFELDT jzllr a v--Q ,Q Wheel Club II, I2g In-School Pub- A Iicity Committee II, I2, Financial Q-g g,, TIt 1 Committee Il, intermurals ll, I2 mm, R T i A STELLA WOHLFARTH Moiorettes IO, captain II, l2g SCA representative I2g Coordinat- ing Council II, I2, Fantasia II BERNICE ELAINE WOOLEY Library Club II, I2, bond IO, II, Finance Committee Il EVELYN RUTH WOOLLEY FTA librarian II, I2, National Honor Society II, IZ, Math Club secretory IO, Assembly Commit- tee IO, II, Welfare CommitteeI2 MARTIN NATALIE BOAZ JUDY FINLAYSON BETSY LAMPTON SUZANNE MORGAN GAYE REDMOND MISSY JOHNSON PATTY BARTRAM GINNY PEARSON BONNIE CAROW JANE HUBER 'DAVE WARHEIT JEFF DARTER DAVE FRENCH n BRUCE DALTON ROGER CREER PAUL MILLER MRS. GLORIA BRANNER ARNOLD c:RoDDv ANNE SOUTHWORTH PAT HANAVAN CARL ABERNETHY PAT BILL HIATT .-gif ,S X Q s, 4 HB4 ,X ,-, FYR First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: BARBARA ABRAHAM CATHERINE ADLER, GARY ALEX SUSAN ALLSTETTER, ALICE ANDREWS, JAMES BACI-I BONNIE BAILEY, DENIS BAILEY, GAIL BAKER, RUTH BALLENTINE ARTHUR BARNES, JANET BARNES, ROBERT BARRETT, BARBARA BECK, JAMES BECK PETER BECKHAM, PAMELA BECKJORD, MON- IKA BENZINGER, CARL BIELEFELDT, FRANK BLACK, ELLEN BLAKE I N X ' ff X X Rig- 4 3 -S B+ , L,,S S? Sigh '1 ' A ,ff K E I X, N I A L ' Im ga Af X Fix K 5 N' T I IB A ii APL I mm, I It QF I UU f I f I ifI s, ,R I -Q' First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: lx I I Q , ' K , g ii ,. 5 ea. A 'M E LEE BLEDSOE WILLIAM BLOMQUIST, EVELYN BLUMENAUER NANCY BLUMENAUER, CARL BOLLUM, PETER BOONE HETTIE BORTZ, CAROL ROBIN BOUCHER, DORIS BRADESON, BARBARA BRADLEY ROBERT BRADSHAW, JOANN BRELICK, SHER- OLYN BRITE, HARRISON BROME, WILLIAM BROOKS WAYLES BROWNE, PAUL BRUEGGEMAN, PETER BUCK, JAMES BUELL, WILLIAM BUT- LER, MARGARETHE CAMMERMEYER I. gi: I I I I . fr- sz I Qhii Gl- I W Aim QL. fI3l Ig if .5 AIHRI Isw fif R, uf-I 'II I -'E I I I '.,,1 I . 4- B' . -f-M ? PILI I C 'M - . W. it L' x ' I' , iii i. A ',. '- I ' A 5. it I N , 4 -FPXX If fx: , I I 45 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: REBA CANBY DAVID CARGO, ANDERS CARLSON PATRICIA CHAMBERLIN, SALLY CHANEY, EMILIE CHASE ROBERT CHURCH, ZULIENNE CIFALA, GARY CLARKE, JEANETTE CLARKE ELAINE CLIMPSON, NANCY COLBORN, ELIZ- ABETH CORREIRA, PHILIP CORRIDON, RICH- ARD COUNTS NANCY CRUM, CAROL CRUMLISH, HALLECK CUMMINGS, RANDY DAMREN, TED DAN- STEDT, DAVIS DASSORI I ,I ,Q Q X sf ' Ia x X -Img au. g f X N KW A ,xx Y M , - , - - 3 D -N IL KL ' gi J u ,-1 ay 04 42. I 2 ,gf 31 I I M, L ., . 'I X 46 TF? wr- , I w .l :Q - + wi W. K ,. Q I Sr u I. Q EEN Q .4 'Um I . , ..... FQ. 5 'S SZ 'L F X . 1- -DN., X , A Z kk X :py- fr ,K First row: Second row Third row: Fourth rowz. Fifth row: Sixth row: ,.,,,. .L I I Q f - 1. 'Q Q I vw 'QP-H' . W '- I K ' I X ' ag: k- . 1, 4 K V, Q,-fi g K . ig, . ff . S ff .Q T' .L gd gg? .V V., I 47 DAVID DAVIS MICHAEL DAVIS, JOHN DAWSON PAUL DAWSON, RALPH DAWSON, CORNELL DAWSON JEAN DICKEY, RUSSELL DITTO, WAYNE DODSON, MILDRED DOLLISON NEAL DONNER, ERNEST DOYLE, DAVID DRAKE, STEPHEN DUGAN, RUTH DUNHAM JOSIE LYNN DUVALL, FORD EASTMAN, LEE EDY, EARLE EFIRD, BARBARA JEAN ELLIS, ANNE EMERY I x, I I We w First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: HARRY ENGLISH JOHN EVANS, SUE EVANS JUDITH EVERETT, RANDOLPH FETZER, MARY FINNESSY JOHN FLETCHER, WILLIAM FORD, MICHAEL FORMAN, JOHN FOURNIER ELISE FOX, JEAN FRANKEL, DONALD FRESH, JACQUELYN FYOCK, JAMES GAFFNEY ED GANZ, PETER LSARRIGUS, JAMES GIB- BONS, JEFFERY GLASER, ROBERT GOLDSTEIN, GRETCHEN GOLZE 3 E , its 48 C., R X we-f ! Sfffg ' ,k E ', is R 5 X Q I M I I 5. N Jef 'O Sigh A J ,,,f 'X' 1 R Ml ,.. x Ns., ' A E: T X .R x 1 N X1 ' A Y A Qi' gs jeff' 'R C iff' R Y R Lf Y gi ,. ?7 ' kj 2 ,, FR X f G' J f A A : . 5 :ir I4 8 :' A , A QQ Q 'K A ' .' A A YANG 15 . Q: I Qffv First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: '45 .V.- 3 --s .. , 'iR E 6 TRY CHARLES GOODMAN CHARLES GORDON, EDWARD GOTTHARDT JEFF GOUBLEMAN, MARY GRAEFF, JILL GRAVES ED GRAY, MARY GRAY, WILLIAM GREY, JOHN GRIFFITH CHARLES GRUBB, JILL GUERNSEY, JON HAG- ERTY, BETTY LOU HALE, ANN HALLANGER SUSAN HAMMOND, PAT HANAVAN, CHARLES HARMANTAS, DEWEY HART, SUSAN HART, SALLY HAYDEN K E 37 :ls ' . ., . , ,I 1 S. A i X R si, J -kk,-J Y: J qw fjfqbxix A 5 ...::E, 5 , V,,. 715, RQ , ,', ' , C13 -D fx . I7 in lv Q WY M, We First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: MICHAELE HAYES JOANN HECHT, RONNIE HEDGES SUE HEFFELFINGER, RUDOLPH HEINTZE, HENRY HELLER, TOM HELTZEL, NANCY HENDERSON, RUDOLPH HENDERSON, DANIEL HERRELL NANCY HEWITT, JOHN HILL, CYNTHIA HILLAND, JERIANNE HODDES, HEIDI HOFFMAN DAVID HOLLISTER, JOHN HOLZBERG, JOAN HORTON, SUSAN HOUSER, LORETTA HOUS- TON, SANDRA HUBBARD K' J. mp. - x. 'UN 50 wi X X we-:M X MM X I Awww ss X .Q QW X is tix 3 ws Ny ,X X First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Nw Q. iw . . , I 1,1 gg, Q, 'W' iifwi xM?,f iw-A 7 I , I , X C WR , . . M . ' L A .. . , , ,, .iviv-1 QQ., I ,i I X.-, Q., iyi, Xu , A K xv . if WI kj , A E , I ai CI Q3 qw t V 7 --'-'i .Q I I. I i I is 'i, gw I . I 'G K 'awww K , 5 J 3 X1 .-I .,,- i 1 . iii , lx A .rf-M X L.. I C. I K, Sl' ' in +A' is I N 'Q' EDMOND HUTCHINSON LOIS JENNINGS, NANCY JOHNSON NICHOLAS JOHNSON, PHYLLIS JOHNSON, SARAH JUMP ROBERT KAVANAUGH, ROBERT KAY, CHARLES KEATING, TONI KILLERI ANN KENDROS, ANN KENNEDY, MICHAEL KINGSTON, ELIZABETH KLAB.ER, SYLVIA KNOTT CAROL KURLANDER, VIRGINIA KUSTER, PETE LABOVITZ JUDY LACHAR, STACEY LAMOND, JAMES LARSON 51 -'lwylx Yr First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: JON LEISING EVELYN LEONARD, EILEEN LEVINE JAMES LINDNER, JOAN LINTON, SAM LoPRESTI IRENE LURIE, MICHAEL MCBRIDE, BARBARA MCCRACKEN, JUDITH MCCULLOUGH BRUCE MCDONALD, PATRICIA MCGHAN, PATRICIA MCKINNEY, HARRIS MACLAY, NEIL MACLAY RUTH MARR, LINDA MARRAFFA, JANE MARTIN, JERRY MARTIN, CHARLES MATHEWS, BARBARA MATYZEWSKA X, ,lifffx Iliff? 1 f I Aff in rl fl, 1 I I. . f A ,J 1 ' ' I A Y ,hz V .7 fp ? l ,y I f I 17 I I9 ff cff,X'iM!j ,,- F ,f x, 4' , WL IL 'S ,A I al, ' f' PB, W' dy N ' .,.-' If K, , -557 I I I . hk k Figixiy '1:a-,., , as K A I ffssi ', I . 1- I 4 . 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S 9 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: 5 ,-3, E SALLY MAURY MARGARET MEADOWS, MARY MEHL PAULA MEININGER, KLINE MENGLE, ELIZA- BETH MERRITT EUGENE MERRYMAN, BONNIE MESSICK, JAMES MICHAEL, ANNE MIDDLETON JAMES MILLS, MIKE MONACO, KAREN MON- AHAN, DAVID MOORE, VERNIE MORAN CAROL MORGAN, LOIS MORRISON, DOUGLAS MOYER, WILLIAM MULLINIX, JEAN MU- MAW, STEPHEN MURATA f 65- Af Q. , , E u . i- ,Q I F ,L -SSI -f' X ,, S,J,SA , I iinyif , I '55 3 S M J ff , 'Gif' im'- 53 I ' f :- ii- f ' I -I - T- p First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row Fifth row: Sixth row: MIKE MURTAUGH STEPHANIE MUTH, ANDREA MYRUP BRIAN NARDINI, KARL NEFFLEN, SUE ELLEN NEWELL JOAN NEWTON, JOSEPH NEYMAN, PAUL NORRIS, ERIK NYSTROM PETER OBERNDORE, DORIS O'BRIEN, EILEEN O'BRIEN, PAM O'CALLAGHAN, CAROLYN ODELL JANE OLIFF, ADRIENNE OLTARSH, PAUL OR- LAND, CLAUDE ORNDORFF, JOAN PACE, MARILYN PALIK ' 'Q.iiQQ 'R 1: ' I. 2 L N av L K XX xx x x XX X xx Qx x I Xifff ' - If ' -ii x . X Sv Ii 5? X I-I X XI -r ,L fm. K E f Q 'Q'- . I I ,T , ., , , F 54 , ,,, 1-244- ISSJ :Q IS,SS A gm First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: M an ix, ra kiggp I Wg TL GENA PARSONS ELLEN PAYNE, JUDSON PEARSON DAVID PECKHAM, MALCOLM PETITT, PENNY PFLEGER MICHAEL PHILLIPS, SUSAN PHILPULA, MAR- CIA PIEKAAR, WILLIAM PITI' JOHN POLLOCK, PAMELA POND, ROBERT POWERS, ELAINE PRICE, SANDRA PUGH ALBERT PUSEY, JEAN KAY RANSDELL, JAN RAPKE, REBECCA RAVER, MARY LEE REAVIS, LOUISE ANN REID . 9 3 55 A ,-L 1 ,. I M P A M . , ii kg -,-: .ir . N , I ,J-L I if kr' ffiggg, 5,51 1: X3 1 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: MARGARET REST CHARLES RICKER, GORDON RIGGLE JAMES RITCHIE, RICHARD ROBINSON, ROB- ERT ROBINSON NANCY ROBSON, WILLIAM ROSENBERGER, BETH ROUDEBUSH, WILLARD ROUNDY BARBARA ROWE, GEORGIA RUHL, ROBERT RUSSELL, JOHN SAUNDERS, CAROLINE SAVAGE GASPER SCAFIDE, BARRY SCHIMEL, BARBARA SCHREIBER, BETTY SCHUMAKER, JOHN SCOTT, SHEILA SCRIGGINS 56 V . .- H . 15,5 , E .wi '5wi? i'+ First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: X, , 4 65 L 5. 'Q Q I Jk- J, , Yi? iii Ski X s JULIA SCRIVENER ROGER SHAVER, CHARLES SHELDON CHARLES SHOEMAKER, SUE SHORT, FRANK SIMMONS JANET SIMMONS, JUDY SIMPSON, MARTHA SINGLETERRY, GRETCHEN SMITH LOUIS SMITH, MARJORIE SMITH, RONNIE SMITH, NIKI SOUKHANOV, JOHN SOUTHARD DAVID SPECHT, PAUL STEER, ,BONNIE STEPH- ENSON, VALERIE STOUT, CAROL STUDDS, HANK SURFACE .5 .,,- V .h L K E15 K F-pi 4 ' - I ' I IIIA A I I .,,, ,AIS I A . I 57 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: EDWARD TAGGART DAVE THOMAS, HENRY THOMPSON LINDA THOMPSON, VALERIE TOMLINSON TORGERSON, PAU LA TRAVERS, SUSAN MARELYN TWISS, ROBERT VAN NICE, RICH- ARD VOEGTLIN, BOB WALDROP, JUDITH WALKER BARBARA WARRICK, GRACE WASSMER, PAUL WEINBACH, HARLAN WEISS, MARC WEISS, JOY WEST 58 ,XX x xl SNS - - Mm. vs I I 'T I fn X - gg Sy, 2 ' 'L fb S Q I I I 1 , +g,W...I - ian , , 5 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: MARGARET WESTFALL MARY WESTFALL, BARBARA WHEARY DOROTHY WHEELER, NANCY WHITMORE CLYTIE WHITSON, WILLIAM WILEY, TOM WILKINSON DAVID WILLIAMS, JOHN WILLIAMS, GAY WILLIFORD, THOMAS WOLFF, ROBERT WOODWARD JAMES WOODWORTH, WILLIAM WOOTTON, WINSON WOOZLEY, JUDY WUESTE, BARD- FORD YOUNG, PENNY ZWEIGENHAFT J I 1 P 5 . ,. .... I e W gs 'fx , 1 Ja x I , , ,, ' f5'v,i1,Qf' . as A ,Q K I Q I ig Q K m153g,W J ,Q N . .X ,. . , - M1 -WI-1w..:f.1,f:r -al. .- - , .A ..A. Q... 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M Q K X. , M - W w 31' K 5 K- we ' 1- ? x x' . 1' 51.1 - - xv 'X -Y -T' Nz. ,. . v First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: ELIZABETH AKERS SARA ALBRIGHT, ALFRED ALE ROBERT ALEXANDER, ANN ALGIRE, LEX- FORD ANDERSON GEORGE ANGEL, CAROL ASH, ROSALEE BACH- MAN, CAROLE BACKUS ALFRED BAGWELL, SEAN BALDWIN, JOHN BALTZ, HELEN BARBEE, BYRON BARNES JOHN BARNHILL, CAROL BASIL, MAY BATES, CHARLOTTE BEACH, RICHARD BEALE, CUR- TIS BELL aw In Q N G . 'S' 'v Wx ,Q If-' ,fi A S l, mg S N'I ' . f,', 3,-4 ,V 'E T' -yu '15-if 'KW' IS Gif, A , ' JS 62 M-X LF' aa 2'.'. ESR A4 x lx in X X kj x x : :Q ff. 4 ,fn i f 4 1 f 6 'TS if X SS' X SSX X. X I X I Nay L , , LC - I N ax X X X -2 M I 46 REM fe-fb F - if B S New tx N f x .C I L, x F ta K 1, 5. , 'av' X-.rw f I N. ,vii I - K K N I AI, ,- 5 -xx, In Iv xIN:. 'lb 5 an A I First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: 47 kt-.:X-7t ly JEAN BELT PETER BENOIT, LUCILLE BERGER ROBERT BERMAN, STUART BERRES, ROBERT BESSIO FRANCIS BINNS, MARTYE BISHOP, OLIVIA BLAND, ROBERT BLINKHORN MICHAEL BLUM, NATALIE BOAZ, MARGARET BOEGLEN, ELLEN BOOKBINDER, JEFF BOR- WICK CAROL BOSTOCK, WILLIAM BOWERS, WIL- LIAM BOWMAN, MARGARET BRADY, DOR- OTHY BRENNEMAN, BROWER BRESSLER vu, 5 J an-I .. ggi, E- X I I X in 63 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: LOUISA BRISTOW PATRICIA BRITE, DAWN BROADHURST ELAINE BROADHURST, DOUGLAS BRODIE, KAREN BROOKE BONNIE HEAN BROOKS, NEVILLE BROWN, RICHARD BROWNE, RICHARD BRYANT JEAN BULLOCK, DAVID BURD, TRUEMAN BURN, JEFFREY BUTLER, JOHN BYRD GEORGE CALDWELL, CAROLYN CALLAWAY DELPHINE CAMPA, JOSEPHINE CAMPA, GALE CAMPBELL, SCOTT CAMPBELL IJ Q1 fi' -f' . L aws of-4 i r. 7 V -sw! D. , ,ff K J I A I ' fn A :M ' A as Q at I - 'iii U K. is Q SN S 'Q'!4 ' S. 52' V E, 4 ., L A -I I A wie, Q- . L y I. I Q N X ,QS X X R S gi ,Xl ,iff im'- N. ,sp J 0 ,,,, , - Q N- X 1 ,L X . N 1 X . Y QR L . F LN -W L 2. . Q. 1 :K x if ,Q ,. H ' k k f QQ,L.j , T , ,B X iff I Ii I 5 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: KAREN CARLSON MICHAL CARR, ROBERT CARR DAVID CHAMBERLIN, GLADYS CHRISTIAN, WAYNE CHUBB JANET CLARK, LANORA CLARK, HARLEY CLEVELAND, ALLEN COFFIN ELSBETH COLBY JANICE COLWILL, RONNIE COOKE, KENNETH COOPER, DAINE COUN- SELMAN BRUCE CRAIG, DOROTHY CRANKSHAW, CAR- OLYN CREER, FRED CRICKENBERGER, ,WIL- LIAM CRISP, JAMES CULP xx I. T IIIII 4' in Q. gg S It is I um an I TX 1 'bfi . 5,42 Y , i- k-7. QM , if . 411 , I if Timm: ' ff'-aJ'4N. . ,,,- IM, jg ,Q .:f. - ,-:gg ..Z1gM,.I3A- A A ei-mws, 11 ft 65 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: MAUREEN CUNNARE PEGGY CURRY, WARD DARBY WILLIAM DAVIS, NANCY DECKER, DONALD De COURSEY BERTHA DEOUDES, EILEEN DERR, DIANE DICKERSON, PAUL DICKOVER EDWARD DISTAD, DIANA DOLAN, NATHAN DOOLEY, MARTHA DOVE, LANSING DOW MARILYN DREITLEIN, Louise DRUCKEMIL- LER, MARSHA Du sons, JANE DUNHAM, GAH. DUNLAP, JUDY DYER , A f-125 15. XL af I I W 66 , , ZEI N Ah,, , Q S SG x 3 Q-Y Y i ., ,, 1 t l X., N Y P x W' First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: 1 ii W JOHN EBERLY STEVEN ECKHART, MARGARET EDGERTON MILDRED EISENHART, SIGRID ELIOT, MARY ELLISOR SUSAN ENGLE, ELGIN ETCHISON, ELIZABETH EVERHART, ELLEN FAIRBANKS RICHARD FARR, BRUCE FARRELLY, THOMAS FARRELLY, ROBERT FERGUSON, THOMAS FERGUSON DAVID FESSENDER, GREGG FETCHKO, JOHN FISHER, BARBARA FOSTER, SHELLEY FRANK, DIANE FRITZ IQ, Qf 'QW , em 'ii 1 ies -IH 'H' if I ,v I I JSRL. - T Q I I F I '- . v 4- . , H -, - M A , ' J, .5 J 'Q . '. bl A 1 , 35 . J 2 fa I . 'ggi . I S I 4 I i 'vga A 5 - .. , k Ahky :NL ,. . . if I A i , , r wh K K -.,. :ik Q F Q. 'agp .K - K ,, : T V -,.' L I vw tis p I 9, ii is I 21 X d h 3 X I v' HI -' 67 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: WILLIAM GADOL RICHARD GALLIHER, CAROL GARLOCK CYNTHIA GARRIGUS, CAROLE GIBBS, STEPHEN GIESER JOHN GILHOOL, KRISTIN GLASER, ROBERT GLAZE, E. ALLEN GLEAZER MELVYN GOLDSTEIN, ROBERT GOLLAN, MONIKA GONG, JOHN GONNEMAN, ROBERT GOSHER PENNY GRAHAM, JOAN GRAMATTE, ROBERT GREEN, WILLIAM GREENBERG, RUTH GREY, WILLIAM GRIFFITH Q.-.gp QT 1 Y sf S 46 I it XV S ug Q 68 sax .. I 'ii' 5 ! kY .I i : X X K. f Firsl- row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: I an G. LX Q..I,- A I f fi K, W' 1 lx I Q hihh hhh Q A BQ it S Rx A Ira 15:-:I Oh.. 'Qs-W. :-Wi? 1- Xxx? V 5 . A S X 'I MW ,, , h, ., I Y Q K wx ' R ij' ix x X I I ff X JUDITH GROOMS NANCY HADNOTT, ROBERT I-IAGERTY RUTH ANNE HAGUE, GILBERT HAIR, LARRY HALL GEORGE HAMBURGER, EDWARD HAMPP KAREN HANSEN, LORENE HANSEN JEFFREY HARROD, WILLIAM HARTMAN, KAREN HASKINS, GINGERLEE HEITMULLER, EDITH HELMS LESLIE HENDERSON, WILLIAM HENIKA, BAR- BARA HIGHMAN, LESLIE HIGHTOWER, LOU- ISE HOCI-I, JUDY HOENACK I fg . 1 gs IS 69 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: DOUGLAS HORN PHILLIP HORTON, JANET HOSKIN EARL HOUK, HARRY I-IOULTON, JAN HOUSE ELEANOR HOUYOUX, JOSEPH HOWARD, LANI HOWE, TERRENCE HOWERTON SUE HUDSON, MARTIN HUDTLOFF, JAMES HUMPHREY, DAVID I-IUTCHINSON, CAROLE INGALLS MARION IRVING, JEFFREY JACKSON, ROBERT JAMES, NEIL JARRETT, KATHERINE JENKS, CHRISTINE JOHANSSEN W gary X is SEE A X- .W rx .Q N15 SS. . Q xg N R Q X, X X X X NF 5 Sw X X? C SI- xbkx ig New . 3. ,L A xx iw W Q J X Q .aww I is QW xx E ' X I XM X . XO, Q . S A A f gf 3 F6 S N ASES 70 A mast. t - 1 ,vi X mu W I IN? I .Ig I , La, A SV blvxm fffi' 53, S If lg , 5, C, .,., INN- ,ati-Q .M ... I w. 1 gi X I. W. 1' is R 1 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: . Mi, . if by il , ...- M, i 'hw-M as L 5 FRANCES JOHNSON CANDY KAISER, DAVID KARRO TEDDY KAY, MARK KEEFE, JOANNE KELLER STEPHEN KELLNER, AUGUSTA KENNEY, ROB- ERT KERNS, THOMAS KEYS WAYNE KIDWELL, MARILYN KILLERI, RICH- ARD KING, MICI-IELE KLENERT, ROBERT KRAMP I-IAZEL KYBER, ROBERT LACHMAN, DONALD LAMB, THOMAS LAMOND, NANCY LANDES, JANET LANGLEY V . W A ' 3 QW NWN? vq. 61, 5 , 4-. Q W I .ff 1 - ' 155 71 gre' First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: DIANE LATTIN BARBARA LAUGI-IEAD, VIRGINIA LEE ROBERT LENDERKING, MARTI-IA LINDSAY, LESLEY LINEBARGER MERYL LISS, NANCY LITTMAN, BARBARA LOLAS, DONALD LOVELAND KAREN LOVELAND, WILLIAM LOVING, ELIZ- ABETH LOWNDES, GERALD LUTZ, JAMES LYTLE DONALD MocARTI-IUR, QUAY MCBRIER, PATRICIA MCCURDY, SHARON MCGEE, IAN MCLEOD, ELIZABETH MCMURDIE tr Q ' WI Q1- .h ,paw N xv' X Q S Q Q Y 1 ex -I K, NL ' , , ,, . f Q . iii N X g L 'I' N. .H Q ge is x Qi 4 pf. ... F It 'I L L vt S uw' 5 3 --Q.-1 D fix 'QU' X First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: A 6' ,fx I 5 if I 4 I I du I xx i HI.. . B 9 , A if I A t r I 'Q I 12, 8 Q L MYRTLE MAE McNEIL EDWARD MARLOW, RUSSELL MARRIOTT DONALD MARRS, HENRY MARTIN III, ALICE MARTINSON KATHERINE MASONER, SUSAN MAY, RAY MAZZA, JAMES MAZZI BARBARA MEEI-IAN, WILLIAM MEILLER, MITCHELL MEISNER, MARIANNE MELCHOIR, RICHARD MEYBOHM LINDA MEYER, WILLIAM MICHIE, JOHN MICHOS, ELIZABETH MIDER, LAIRD MIL- BURN, KENT MILLARD HQ? 'T . a n A- Q QI I . I . .. , 1 .. in ., f,.k 5: 5 J ' ' A 3-ff ' LL M gy Q -I wg, . -NSS.. fU-- .,L, ef-.' J 'V A-.J ' ::' fb ' Y V L . ef. fi ,'-k Z w s i .1 x 'I . I - S575 I 3' ' I , -, I . - : N - -ff 1, '-:,57 fsq.1f5 I , 73 ' S ' A f f twigs, First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: JAMES MILLER MICHAEL MILLER, ROBERT MILLER JOHN MITTENDORFF, RICHARD MOELLER, MICHAEL MOONEY PATRICIA MORAN, VIRGINIA MORGAN, MADELYN MOTT, PETER MOYER KATHLEEN MURPHY, ROBERT MURPHY, JOANNE MUTH, SUZANNE MYERS, ANDREA NAREL MARGARET NEAL, ROBERT NORTHROP, MICHAEL OBERDORFER, FREDERICK OELT- GEN, CAROL OLSON, MARGIE ORLAND H' '67 L ,aff Q 2 T. .ix . j ifv 4 S I K WSW , 1 5- X. ti A f IIL I A sq, A K Qi R- 74 If I . if i t X V Z ,Q 4 K K fn 'SL ' KL if W ... x K J ' gi I - S , I I X I - - I 5 . SQ my 55' fiiiff Rf , ig rig l , fu .27 2. A A First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: VIVEN ORNDORFF ANABET PACE, MILTON PAGE PAMELA PAPPAS, CHARLOTTE PAYNE, FEL- ICITY PAYNE PAMELA PEACOCK, GAYLE PETERSON, JOAN PETERSON, MILDRID PETRONE ELAINE PITT, ROBERT PLITT, VICKI POLLACK, JANE POPE, NICOLAS POWELL ROBERT PRINCE, MARSHA PROCTOR, PHIL- LIP PURCELL, ELIZABETH RAFTERY, IRVING RAPPAPORT, DWIGHT RAYMOND S5 .. e ls sr . Zz- i N.. 75 '. Nui, Q- E. sv qi ng? , g g I , , First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: EVELYN REDMOND GEORGE REESE, KAREN RING PENELOPE ROBERTS, SUZANNAH ROSE, ROSE- MARIE ROSSI ROBERT ROUNDY, DORIS ROWEN, CLYDE ROWLEY, PATRICIA RUARK MARY LOU RUFF, ROBERT RUTAN, JOHN SANDERSON, CAROL SAYLOR, NANCY SCHIECH RICHARD SCHMERTZING, SUSAN SCHMIT- TER, DIANE SCHROEDER, JOAN SCHUMAKER, KAREN SCRUGGS, CHARLOTTE SHAPIRO N V , :,:: ,I ,. 63 CI lf. Q' as Q I ,fm Ax, ' A W ' u .. Q 0 ,SSS -..L... -,XX .gg . fb 3 in M, 'Q I. I F W F ' Q ., I. V , W x fi . 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X r 2 :,., k K If f 3 A , , , ,K iii' S 1' I im .45 Q. , ' 5. .fl H P , 1 3,2 T-Q T151 T-lv','nN :'1'3 als Ml 3, E 1 ,n- 5. ,iw-Ut Q 5. rf' N' ' I 2 'Riff .SF is I 'G 5 M Q S32 CHARLOTTE SHAPIRO EDWARD SHARMAN, SANDRA SHAW KAY SHELL, JAMES SHERIDAN, EVELYN SHIPP MELVIN SHOLLENBERGER, ALAN SHOEMAK- ER, JOCELYN SHORROW, WILLIAM SHULTZ ROBERT SHUMAN, THOMAS SINGLETON, SAMUEL SISLEN, BETTY SISLER, PAUL SISLER MARVEL SMINK, ALLEN SMITH, CAROL SMITH, ELIZABETH SMITH, FRANCES SMITH, HARVEY SMITH j- L' IMQI' .15f3?g'- Q .,.. - ' ,I-, Q 5 , F , Ii Q S31 I fru, .I lm i ,. ww 1 Y , 'Mt I L I ,,., g 1 L 77 First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: LARRY SMITH RICHARD SMITH, WILLIAM SNIDER ROBERT SNYDER, JEAN SPAULDING, CECELIA SPENCER GARY SPENCER, STEPHEN SPENCER, NED SPROW, GAIL STANFORD BRUCE STEELE, STEPHEN STEINMAN, JAMES STEVENSON, JOYCE STEWARD, CAROL STICKNEY PATRICIA STINSON, MARY STITES, PATRICIA STONER, NANCY STORM, KAY STOTLEMEY- ER, RAYMOND STURNER ,Af ,. X at lb is X YG 'M sw X A K f--PX - bi.. wif, X- -- -11 - fx . .P f. A . E, xx C ft it W3 7' X W at QA 5 X X X PR 5 S v 'aw ,fig . if I. I ef? In . ' , if X E fm. 5 T 1 x '1 .-. - . I ' Q W .. f, Q NR Z 1 S' I . . x' J 5 If X s X 78 :- Fill? X Nw.. X X sg- i w - ,N -Sw C. x S' .nf , , if .. I S . , I f V! .kA. XS First row: MARY ANN SURFACE Second row BONNIE SWEENEY, LINDA SWEENEY Third row: DAVID SWINBURNE, ROBERT TAYLOR, AR- LENE TERMINELLO Fourth row: JAMES TERRILL, ANN TETLOW, CALVIN THOMAS, JENIFER THOMPSON Fifth row: HOWIE THOMPSON, MILDRED THORNE, DOUGLAS THORNTON, MILDRED TITUS, DONALD TRAGESER Sixth row: SUSAN TREDICK, WILLIAM TRIPLETT, WIL- LIAM UNDERWOOD, LAURENE VANCAMP, HENRY VANCE, LINDA VE'I'I'ORI -EAL! Z 'W i i E T,,. I mix , I N ITM 79 First row: Second row Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: CHRISTINE VLACHOS KARL VON KLATT, JOHN WAANANEN KIMBALL WADE, PAMELA WALLACE DEMARIS WALTON, JOYCE WARE, DAVID WARHEIT JOHN WATERSTON, SUSAN WEBB, KAREN WEINSCHEL, BRADLEY WELFARE PHILIP WERTLIEB, BONNIE WEST, KENT WEY- MOUTH, STEVEN WHITE, ROBERT WHITE- LOCK, THOMAS WHITELOCK --,,. I -Lg . ,.,. - ' f-I ' -'ng-4 I .. U . , 3: Ej- ., 'f - Stgaawa z..j.i:. l -' , RU. .,.... ,K gk , A 5 . : .f .xmzrgz 80 M X S s N 5 X ww! Qi ' ie ,Q . Fi rsl- row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Sixth row: f JD E I . f? I X 1 Jia 1 'f:v,fl'f'6yfy3 ,ffl I ' A I ff' MN I M- If I fb 'M 1 A I ,510 J: sf . I' ,jj l D BVJ fyfw If .vx JI ,1.,lfL'VV ' A In Q3 If I 'fa I 'j E kAh. jun! U X!! I n I ,. MII ' 3. fy! 3 I :gg an-+I I-I I A Zif,, .. A A k.N L 23,4 .Azz I W I, ex I5 Y ng , X 5 .. I Nil an fzfa I A l ,3 39 FQ.: Q ' 1 ln: Af.: ,.l: 1 1t5S.f.X, R kt LYNN WHITMAN PATRICIA WILLIAMS, DONALD WILLIAMSON ANN WILLIER, JAMES WILSON PALMER WILSON, SUANN WINTERFELDT, ANDREA WITZE ROBERT WOLFSOHN, MICHAEL WOOD, SARAH WOOLEY, JAMES WOOTON, CARL WOXMAN GAIL YANO, LINDA YOST, LYNN YOST, JILL YOUNG, JANET YUDOWITCH, DIANE ZISKA IISAIII I 'fd Fi Y w 3' . HW unfit? Vg, ,ew E m 'Y .SI -S Q xiii - . , M X if x , Q 5 5 1 xy-5 Lg Q .Q X 5, Q 5, S ' kg 3 . 7' r 24 gag aw: s A -.. a 'S ff 4 ...4 ,IM -fd 0 ,ff ' as X f ,,..-KMSW-S . fi I -X ,W f, FN 1 s Q , yr' , 1' ir , gn-3 K 3 is P 4 i L, , Muqq.. , .4 W em. ,f ref: r-use nlu'llW-. a -O- S . Q F 'Wo O O00 , r 1 ' QOO OO f' ff' rf QOOOOQ rN,nrNrNfN' Oooooo fwfwfN 'N'x 5555 if lleilss-Q Qiuisg Left side: B. Sweeney, S. l-ieffelfinger lrecording secretaryi, P. Tredick isergeant-at-armsl, P. Bartram lchaplainl, M. Hobbs ltreasurerl, J. Fitzgerald, Mr. Francis, D. French lpresidentl Right side: rear to front: R. Moncure lvice-presidenti, W. Hiatt, D. Miller, A. Cochran, J. Thompson lparliamentariani, R. A. Stevens, S. Jump fcorresponding secretary? Executive Council Comprised of members of the Executive Council and representatives of homeroom sec- tions, the Repre- sentative Assembly. during its weekly meetings, takes up legislation which affects the school or the student body. Any school reg- ulation must have been passed by this council which is sponsored by Lewis W. Francis, ! T h e Executive Council meets one period daily and is responsible for co- ordinating all stu- dent business. Sponsored by Lewis W. Francis, the group consists of the executive offi- cers of the Student Council Association and the appointed chairmen of th e standing commit- tees. Representative Assembl A V ' A 'S 'Q ,.,,. .... v B 290,-u'.lL som WN DISTUR U -1- .L?rr:,7i C0 LLY1Oll .-.. 'is f ay, s OC-LHC! a-l fi Each club and publication at Wal- ter Johnson has a representative in the Coordinating Council. This or- ganization, w i t h the vice-president ofthe Student Council acting as presiding officer, meets under the direction of Lewis W. Francis, dis- cussing matters pertaining to stu- dent activities, par- ticularly with re- spect to clubs. First row, left to right: B. Sturdevant, M. Hobbs, J. Southern, P. Labovitz, B. MacDonald Second row: D. Oliver, F. Wicks, R. Mariott, R. Balinger, N. Keating, J. Martin, M. Murtaugh, J. Culp Third row: S. Stephenson, J. Thompson, H. Poole,.S. Schart, B. L. Hale, M. Gray, G. Yano, J. Barnhill, M. Hinkle Missing: M. Duberstein, E. Branstead, R. Moncure Coauhnadng CouncU Seann Councd Left side: P. Bartram, Mr. Fowle, S. Williamson, B. Sweeney, E. Lutz, D. Miller tpresidentl Right side: J. Hoyle, W. Moriarity, R. Briggs, C. Hart itreasurerb, M. Dorsey, M. Powell Csecretaryl, B. Maury ivice-president? Missing: R. Swank, B. Friedman :HK 'W -vs -s .. ,ew iw..-all A .49 Meeting under the guidance of Morgan F o w l e, Senior Class spon- sor, the Senior Class Council, made up of officers and a representa- tive from e a c h homeroom, planned s e n io r activities such as the Senior Class trip, Class Night, and the Senior Prom. It worked also to establish an ac- ceptable social pat- tern tor the seniors of Walter Johnson. l C H'-'-or .. an 3 C ' u. f t J X 5 v ' 2 4 C 1 'f A451 0 IL 1 A? fi ' Sflfi' 9 Af gf .' 3 s First row, left to right: J. Nelson, S. Karant, P. Slitor, P. Bartram, P. Carter, D. Olivier ..tll 14 gxis Tl sx ,.. ., 'x lf-719. ix iil Q l I .7 'l v l ie ftreasurerl, D. French lpresidentl, P. Tredick lviceepresidentl, J. Scanlan lsecretaryl, R. Stevens, l., Perry, C. Sauder, S. Lytle, V. Pearson Second row: D. Cargo, B. l-liatt, D, Miller, M. Hobbs, F. Wicks, E. Wooley, K. Brown, J. Huber, S. Crawford, E. Baldwin, G. Pope, B. duBuy, A. Griffith Missing: Miss Brown zitional Honor Society Ouill and Scroll is an international literary honor sae cietv which is corn- posed of students who have done outstanding work in the field of lournalism. Mem- bers who are elect- ed from the staff of each school pub- lication, strive to encourage and fur- ther worle and in- terest in written Composition uill And Scroll This vear Walter Johnsons Honor Societv, sponsored bv Miss M. Eliza- beth Brown, has taken on several service protects of benefit to the S C h O C l, among which is the post- ing of student scholastic achiev- ments and avail- able scholarships. Members of the National Honor So- cietv are elected on the basis of character, service, leadership, a n cl sc-holarship. Standing left' to right: Mrs. Wittman, S. Karont, M. Duberstein, D. Thomas, J. Scott Seated left to right: J. Berger, D. Wheeler, S. Crawford, E. Branstead, L. Perry, G. Pope -'S Q , 55656 1 g ei is it 4 1 Sponsored by the Kiawanas and di- rected by Arnold J. Croddy, the Key Club has been of great service to Walter Johnson. This is an honorary organization fo r those boys who, in addition to main- taining a scholastic average of C or better, have dis- played qualities of leadership and fine character. Left to right: H. Heller, J. Martin, V. Heller, C. Harmantas, C. Orndorff lpresidentl, F. Eastman, J. Ritchie, R. Von Nice lvice-presidentl, D. Swinburne, J. Chaney, J. Michael lsecretaryl, R. Hedges, M. Baker, J. Evans lparliamentarianl, R. Creer, T. Brown, R. Stiff Standing: Mr. Croddy Missing: C. Brome, M. Gaffney ltreasurerl, C. Heaton, S. Kellner, G. Kiggle, A. Shoemaker, M. Hobbs, B. Reichert, H. Surface Key Club Wheel Club First row, left to right: J. Leising, Al'Houser lsergeant-at-armsl, P. Steer ljunior representa- tivel, J. Leising, D. Fresh ltreasurerl Second row: D. Heston lsecretaryl, G. Wecksler, R. Cassidy lsenior representativel, H. Heller lparliamentarianl, D. James, L. Edy ' . Third row: S. Williamson lpresidentl, J. FitzGerald lvice-presidentl, B. Dalton, A. Aikin, S. Winterfeldt Standing: Mr. Sanford Sponsored by the Rotary Club, the Wheel Club, cur- rently guided by Lewis R. Sanford, seeks to develop leadership, serve the sc h ool and community, a n d promote good will. Those who are a c c e p t e d into Wheel Club must show superior qual- ities of citizenship, scholarship, a n d leadership. Wlml ...-Q U C X ,..s ' c i f iw 5.1 O! ' - lf xa. 9 A5 e . 8 ' if J. Q v ' A. 4- Q m e X i I 9 ' 0 ' W, . . ,- I ' my ll x The purpose of Wolter Johnson's chorus is to teoch members fully to appreciate and un' derstond music. Di- rected by Rowie Durden, it has pre- sented to both the school and public m a n y programs, some of which were in coniunc- tion with the bond and orchestra, Band Chorus The W a l t e r Johnson band, un- der the direction of Rowie Durden, plays everything f r o m symphonic works to jazz. The band participated in Maryland Band Day and in an an- nual contest spon- sored by the Lions Club, as well as playing a concert to the school. T h e Madrigal Group, directed by R o w i e Durden, ing religious music and songs written Dil? El specializes in sing- Efl I J cl J J A l ml JH ff ral!- for small groups. Composed of fif- teen members who possess harmonious voices and the ability to read mu- sic fluently, this group made its d e b u t in the Christmas program p r e s e n t e d at school. Left to right, first row: P. Bartram, J. Huber, S. Karant, A. Southworth, G. Redmond, L. Reed, P. Michie, J. Walker Second row: C. Abernethy, J. Chaney, T. Aikin, B. Sislen, D, Warheit, J. Colborn, H. Martin, Mr. Durden Accompanist: S. Tripp Maclrigal Group Orchestra First row, left to right: M. Baker, D. French, B. Ellis, K. Cooper, L. Van Camp, S. Schmitter, L. Clark, C. Spencer Second row: Mr. Durden, C. Crumlish, L. Reid, A. Algire, R. Hague, P. Beckham, N. Boaz, V. Stout Third row: B. Greenberg, W. Darby, P. Tredick, N. Blumenever, D. Thornton, M. Melchoir, E. Houyoux, J. Hoenack Fourth row: A. Carlson, P. Bagwell, P. Wertlieb, E. Derr, B. Berman, P. Buck, W. Brown, M. Milmore, S. Tredick T h e orchestra under Rowie Dur- den daily practices a variety of music ranging from pop- ular, w h ic h in- cludes show tunes, to classical, Its aims are to present to the public at large and to stu- dents at school as- semblies concert programs w h i c h are produced alone or with the band and the chorus. l ., lwx it X ' a k l mt di Wi? ids or - Dfiiid, M W l Z Cl xD 'w-.ig .Flu First row, left to right: M. Duberstein, J. Berger Second row: J. Benedict, J. Cairns, C. Boucher, S. Crawford Third row: E. Branstead, L. A. Euler, G. Wecksler, N. lngwersen Fourth row: S. Hoenack, S. Tuller, E. Lampton, A. Lloyd, J. Scott Ru.. N Fifth row: Mrs. Wittman, P. Beckham, C. Wheeler, D. Wheeler, H. Wickenheiser Missing: S. Karant Pitch Staff Spectator First row, left to right: F. Wicks, A. Griffith Second row: L. Perry feditorl, D. Wheeler, E. Klober Third row: S. Allstetter, M. Hobbs, S. Crawford A good news- paper is a blend of organization and diligence. In the Pitch, organi- zation is accom- plished under the supervision of Mrs. Evelyn D. Wittnwan by a rotating staff made up of the journalism s t u- dents. Diligence is apparent in writ- ing, editing, and distributing th e weekly paper. Missing: Miss Kauffman, J. Fry, D. Olivier, B. Friedman, F. Dilley, and typists L. Broadhurst, M. Broadhurst, S. Burger, B. Odor. it . ff .5 r fi W l Every would-be author wants to see his name in print. Studentwriters may achieve this through the Spec- tator where they pulalish p O C t r y, prose, or music. The literary mogo- L' zine offers an out- let for creativity done either in or out of school. Miss Margaret Kauff- man is sponsor. x . i QQ till!! C dfl - -' i If -Q... X X , N i I ,PIM .A L ! ' vi' 65 1 W0 oof l S'l'cx.'l'i: P W I i V . f ir If ' I X The Windup ed- itorial staff, under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn D. Wittman, has come pleted the pro! cesses necessary to compile a year- b a o k. Basically these s t e p s are threei arranging the lay-out, choos- ing pictures, and writing the articles. All three have nece essitated close de- tail on the part of the staff, checking and re-checking. First row, left to right: P. Roberts, S. Webb, G. Pope, S. Spurney, P. Slitor, D. Conway, A. Southworth, J. Huber, N. Hawkins, M. Weiss Second row: C. Whitsan, G. Wassmer, S. Crawford, Mrs. Wittman, K. Emery, A. Middleton, S. Wendler, B. Abraham, K. Brown, D. Thomas, E. Branstead, N. Whitmore, J. Leising, J. Scott Missing: P. Bartram, N. Colborn, B. Rydlander, C. Sauder, C. Hart, B. Kamp, C. Johnson, M. Goldstein, P. Zweigenhaft, S. Karant, A. Lloyd, M. Johnson, l. Lurie, M. Editorial Staff Business Staff Sitting, left to right: P. Hanavan, M. Liss, Mr. Stout, R. Van Nice, S. Knott, G. Yana Standing: B. Baldwin, P. Pond, C. Bielefeldt, N. Hewitt, G. Golze, T. Aikin, M. Graeff, P. Steer, R. Stiff, M. Lindsay Missing: D. James, L. Torgerson, R. Powers, M. Klenert The business staff of the Windup has managed the financial matters and business de- tails af the year- book. Guided by John Stout, fac- ulty financial ad- viser, the staff has displayed the per- sistence and accu- racy in budgeting necessary to pro- duce a yearbook on a solid financial basis. P i 14 1 4 4411 QQ e ,IE1 G9 agff Wi it fi .1 v-- A' f 'fit' . 1'5.f:iy53fl ri as ' T coiiefl via .r N ' 1 X + 1 .4 l. -IJIl 'bW ww 53 -n'l'm FO Q! P1 i its-1 L 5 K L V 5 M' 1 LL . ai- ia. L - ' V - - L ,.., U 1, .. f - ' t Q.: . m.m,L ,,, L. K L .L L vm M ' .. . i ' - ii so i The s t u d e n t cafeteria workers help Mrs. Virginia O'Neill and her staff each lunch period by serving toad, keeping salad and dessert shelves supplied, and wash- ing dishes and trays, thereby less- ening the load for the regular staff and contributing to cafeteria effi- cicncyL First row, left to right: C. Shaub, C. Bogley, C. Talley, M. Hinkle Second row: J. Broadhurst, A. Bollo, J. Belt, J. Shutf, l-l. Agnew Third row: M. Broadhurst, L. Atwood, S. Burger, F. Williams Missing: G. Fudge, M. Speciale Bank The school bank is run under the auspices ot the banking class. This year the bank has handled payments for c l a s s rings, tickets to school functions, subscrip- tions for the year- book, booster-but- tons, and has start- ed a system where- by students rn a y open savings ac- counts which will draw interest. Cafeteria Workers First row, left to right: S. Eliot, J. Muth, M. Irving, J. Dickey lcaptainl, C. Studds. J. Jennings, S. Scriggins, D. Johnson Second row: C. Backus, P. Pfleger, H. Heller, DL Moore, J. Williams, E. Diotad, H. English Missing: M. Cammermeyer, B. Roudebush, D. Randy, HL Surface EFL ii Q . no YIOY If is 'Z H12 -mann . ,ez lv., . 0 R 1 Y S if .Q 4 ,QP ,Q 111' Announcers over the public address system every morn- ing and afternoon bring to the school daily bulletin items such as order of periods, t e s t i n g schedules, special news flashes, scores, and those myriads of details that go into the orderly carrying out ot a school day. Left to right: J. Benedict, P. Bartram, K. Arnold, P. Hart 4 Public Address Announccrs Store First row, left to right: J. Bollock, K. Glaser, A. Middleton, M. Ruff, S. Schmitter, N. Colborn, L. Linebarger Second row: T. Sharman, P. Horton, C. Crocker, B. Michie, B. Alexander, L. Bledsoe, B. Bollum, B. Craig, J. Williams lassistant managerl Missing: J. Oliff, D. Bradeson, B. Laughead, C. Johansen, S, Winterfeldt, F. Oeltjen, B. Mullinix, M. Forman, R. Smith, J. Frankel lrnanagerl, B. Kiger S s Q ' The school store, sponsored by James A. Miers, is one of the school's best run organizations. Open before school and during the lunch periods, it sells almost every school supply nec- essary from physi- cal education equipment to pen- cils. ..L.,.,l 9 . First row: F. Payne, J. Pope, J. Thompson, N. lngwerson, J. Beck, M. Murtaugh lpresidenti, R, Dameron Second row: Mr, Hrebanoch, L. Yost, N. Crumm, N. Colburn, J. Clarke, S. Rose, J. Glaser, J. Jennings, A. Stuwe, A. Bollo fsecretaryl The B i o I o g y Club, under the die rection of Allan M. Harrison, g i v e s those students with a special interest in biology a chance to study different aspects and new developments i n t h i s f i e I d of science, They make use of films, ex- periments, guest speakers, and re- ports by members on specific areas of biology. Sponsored by Emil Hrebanocn, the Art CIub's main goal is to offer service to the school by design- ing showcases and to foster interest in the fine arts through experience in the medium, From guest lectur- ers and talks by students, members gain understanding of art. First row, left to right:J. Southard, H. Weiss Cvice-presidentl, B. Nardini, L. Hack, J. Ropke, M. Weiss lpresidentl, P. Carter Ctreasurerl, M. -Melchior, B. Warrick lsecretaryl, Missing: M. Singleterry, J. Ware, J. Terrill, G. Dunlap, J. Lutz, T. Danstedt, B. Rosenberger, J. Harrod, B. Hartman, G. Spencer, W. Meiller, M. Hudtloff, N. Boaz, N. Soukhanov, S. Wolff, B. Roundy, J. Gramatte. B. Beck, B. Sislen, J. Bach, B. Prince . . 'Is-NNE 1 'J rj X. 'H S . , N . f'r.:'f .ru , ,f 1.. i . X .XX S it x N. -ii New X .g... x,- N1 vga Qs o's', s if ' vt 13 xg- we Eff, if ..-.. . -3 T?-H55 1 C. l..L l The Chess Club, sponsored by Ray- mond l. Muller fur- thers interest and skill in the game of chess through practice at meet- ings. Members of the club participate in intra - school tournaments a s well as on the school team. First table, left to right: K. Weymouth, B. Snider, S. White, B. Greenberg Back tables: D. Browne, B. Bollum, J. Wilson, W. Crisp, A. Carlson, J. Wooton, R. Heintze, Mr. Muller, D. Warheit, R. Sturner, K. Brown lpresidentl, B. Triplett, D. Dassori Csecreta ryl Chcss Club Biology Club 2 First row, left to right: D. Davis, H. Martin, J. Colwill Second row: W. Pitt, B. McMerdie, N. Decker, T. Singleton, S. Gamble, Third row: J. Fletcher, D. Thomas, B. Highman, M. Forman Fourth row: R. Goldstein, D. DeCoursey, J. Serill, Mrs. vonLoetzen B. James 3 s Under Mrs. ldella onLoetzen, the Biology Club en- courages, through films, guest speak- ers, and a field trip this year to the National lnsti- tutes of Health, the study of biol- ogy. Their activi- ties are character- ized by lively dis- cussion. L...l., V .6 KVI Q2 K s l .N I, N'x 1 ,1 -' ll rqxfndl C 5 ,S f L 'N ,w N c -+C T1 i iX ills, x I-L t ig N - 32 1 ' E X 4, Banking The Commercial Club, under Mrs. Jean M. Hemple, p r o p e r business dress. Ta I k s by business executives and demonstrations of business ma- ' chines not avail- able for student use in classes make up the program of the club. Sitting, left to right: C. Shaub, S. Burger Standing: Mrs. Hemple, M. Broadhurst, L. Broadhurst, P. Meininger, C. Talley, R. Marr, J, Andrews, C. Bogley, B. J. Kennedy, M. Polisher, M. A, Geesa, J. Belt, M. Hinkle, S. Nance Trying to devel- op imagination and to portray emotion, the acting group of the Dramotics Club, under Miss Janet Coulson, lis- tens to plays, crit- icizes, and learns generally how to speak to and per- form for others. Commercial Club Dramatics Club First row, left to right: J. Scanlan, K. Ransdell, A. Kendros, B. Wells, K. Hansen Second row: B, Sweeney, C. Johnson, N, Chappelle, J, Barnhill, K. Murphy, M. C. Fields Third row: Z. Cifala, B. Abraham, R. Ballentine, L. Gentilini, E. Bookbinder, J. Hoddes, C. Adler, M. L. Ruff, C. Ash, V, Pollack, K, Wenschell, S. Schmitter, V. Ferguson Fourth row: M. Edgerton, M. Meisner, S, Hammond, L. Loundes, E. O'Brien, A. Willier, S. Winterfeldt, B, Fitzhugh, J. Benedict, B. Loving, E. Distad Fifth row: P. McCurdy, A. Southworth, B. McGhan, J. Waterston, J. Barnhill, E. Nystrom lx. learns do's and don'ts of busi- K-I 7 n e s s, including VL good manners and U U 30 J.. r f 'DDQ it '.l..L To understand and to appreciate better the French people and their culture are the pur- poses ot le Cercle francais, sponsored by Miss Louise G. Winfield. An in- teresting study of a foreign language includes a know- ledge of the coun- try and its people, le Cercle francais strives to provide this background. i Left to right: First Row: E. Payne, S. Allstetter, P. Slitor ipresidenti, A. Lloyd, S. Tripp Second Row: J. Tolson itreasurerl, S, Winterfeldt, S. Serrin, J. Langley, S. Knott, M. McNeil isecretaryl, L. Odell, V. Pollack Third Row: A. Narel, C. Jenks, P. Rappaport, J. Berger Fourth Row: J. Olitt, Miss Winfield, E, Helms, G. Pope, K, King Fifth Row: V. Pearson, P. Michie, B. Bradley, V. Tomlinson, J. Duvall, J. Carrico, R. Canby, K. Masoner Sixth Row: D. Karro, J. Colborn, E, Klober, S. Scriggins, L. Reed, N. Hewitt, B. Rylander, M. Palik, C. Savage Seventh Row: Mr. Lawrence, B. Kramp, M. Wood, K. Wade, A. Smith French Club Theatre Production Group First row, left to right: R, Sherman, M. Irving, J. A. Muth, S. Shaw, K. Ring, M. Gong, E. Pitt Second row: P. Ptlegar, J. Dickey, N. Johnson, C. Stickney, E. Colby, P. Moran, M. Westfall Third row: B, Schreiber, C. Whitson, J. l-lorton, B. Rowe, A. Kennedy, S. Chaney, J. West, E, Climson, R. Rossi Fourth row: J. Sonders, C. Abernethy, C. Grubb, C. Spencer, C. Smith, E. Price, C. Kaiser The T h e a t e r Production group, directed by Mrs. Alice A. Washer, helps with the technical aspects of productions. By studying methods of building sets, -Jr- CY Q. nf 1CD3U 00 Uzfffstn :S-. 3512 5'-COgE3Q,f. gnflobruzs ia 'm LEAD ro .,-,lo 010-3- m.,,m,,,:3 go- 2,430 O emwmr if-Q ru,-,. og-03005 -. ., ::x3rn3lf'p 1-ppof-03o '4 clrmv-alles the boards. x. ' s i,l..... l.....i.., OC? Wa . . W m.,...sM . .-we-M....s...,..,.,...,WN .A First row, left to right: W. Hicks, W. Henika, R. Plitt, C. Gordon Second row: D. Bell, K. Arnold lsecretaryi, Mr. Miers, W. Brown lvice-presidentl, C. Hutch- inson ltreasurerl, P. Buck, P. Benoit, D. Cargo, E. Ganz lpresidentl, W. Ford, R. Alexander Electronics Club ln connection with the Interna- tional Geophysical Year, the Electron- ics Club, under the sponsorship of James A. Miers, has been working on the construction of a cosmic roy counter and a de- vice tor measuring and tracking satel- lites. The club's standing goal is to liscense members as ham operators. Future Homcmakcrs Cf mcrica The F u t u r e Homemakers o f America, sponsor- ed by Mrs. Gloria Branner, is o na- tional organization studying home eco- nomics. lt has as its goal to help the individual im- prove her personal, family, and com- munity l iv i n g. M e m b e r s here madescrapbookstor Childrens' Hospital ond have studied cosmetology. First row, left to right: J. Martin, D. Walton, J. Schumaker, D. Shroeder, G. Peterson, M. Surface, C. Ingalls, A. Thornton, K. Stotlemyer, C. Shapiro, C. Shelley, A. Henderson Second row: B. Lampton lpresidentl, E. Birkett lvice-presidenti, K. Birkett lsecretaryl, S. Scharf lCoordinating Council representativel ff,' 0 4 I i cl ul, . sl .ST is si T95 it -'swisk .-.QD T its--.fs - ' 'fiyll hr ,mini . x . - - .' ...i . , . -B sy rtsllclla 5 stil 1. 'lisa Q . .5 my i. .y ..., .L 'l 'l -dn: K 1 A S 1 x -weft J -. A E '- 'EV . 0'O O g O 0 T h e Fu t u r e Teachers of Amer- ica club, sponsor- ed by Miss Patricia King, seeks to en- able its members to study and to identify the quali- ties, traits, and ap- titudes which are successful teaching and to participate in prevocational C 'Q H 5 basic or related to . gg u ne Y Q. 0 x...--I CAYTIGYICU activities which are b o t h exploratory and developmental in nature. First row, left to right: S. May, G. Parsons, M. Milmore, P. Wallace, L. Clark, J. Guernsey, G. Campbell, G. Smith, S. Tripp, J. Campa, D. Campo, Mrs. Swanson Second row: M. E. Gray, S. Sislen, S. Hubbard, J. Broadhurst, E. Wooley, C. Crumlish, E. Branstead, J. Graves, L. Houston, N. Henderson Future Teachers of Amercia Girls Glee Club First row, left to right: H. Agnew, E. Payne, B. Carrow, R. Canby, M. Graff, S. Newell, G Golze, S. Knott, S. Muth, A. Hallanger, J. Hect, S. Houser Second row: M. Dreitlein, A. Narel, C. Basil, V. Orndorff, P. Sheer, G. Ruhl lsecretaryl P. Williams, S. Philpula, B. Roudebush, J. Carrico, L. Reid, G, Wassmer Third row: S. Wooley, J. Huber lpresidenti, M. Stites, K. Scriggs, M. Pilkarr, C. Saylor, M Smink, N. Landes, J. Haskins, S. Dobe, C. Wheeler, B. Rydlander, B. Akers, Mr. Durden Missing: H. Barber, D. Dickerson, K. Eliot, L. Farmery lyice-presidentl, J. Finlayson ltreas ureri, G. Heitmuller, B. Odor, B. Otis, M. Piehan, P. Glaneman The Girls Glee Club, directed by Rowie Durden, is composed of forty- five girls. After trying it one more time, pleaseh-al- tos for sopranosl alone, the girls hope this first year will augur contin- ued success. ii-is iam 5 it X ,Q N Lx X ' L -it Q -13, 9 tw .1 ,ti - N- s X- - i fi f X Q i .M i . .wilii wrf s p ,W P i t W its M,-.An unto r vursi First row, left to right: N. Whitmore Cvice-presidentl, S. Short, C. Bell ttreasurerl Second row: Miss Reeder, H. Poole, P. Beckham Third row: B. Matyszewska, J, Walker tsecretaryi, B. Merritt Fourth row: B. Berham, J. Culp, B. Barries Missing: L. Thompson tpresidentl International Relations The Junior Vor- sity Club, directed by Thomas J. Al- berghini, is com- posed of members of the JV teams. The club attempts to promote interest in Junior Varsity sports and to ab- tain support from the student body for these potential Varsity players. J.V. Varsity Club The lnternation- al Relations Club, sponsored by Miss Lucia Reeder, studies world af- fairs through dis- cussion and re- search on the cus- toms and people ot countries in the news. Members are thus preparing tor their coming roles as active citizens of the U n i te d States and of in- ternational society. XYX ks S f -ii! I 41 JI 'flf 9. ,J.ia,, .ltL First row, left to right: M, Kindston, P. Wertlieb, C. Dawson tsecretaryl, R. Beale Ctreasurerl, P. Bagwell, J. Cairns fpresidentl, H. Thompson tvice-presidentl, R. Wolfson, T. Lomond, L. Smith Second row: J. Byrd, S. Vance, E. Merryman, J. Pollack, W. Moriarty, J. Miller, B. Craig, J. Hill, T. Angel, E. Gray, C. Woxman QQ . ' X F 1533.1-L ' XX l Y i 1 R '-'Y it L Q ' , i 5 l i L P. 5.1, Court ci The L i b r a r y Council stimulates st u d e nt interest and participation in library func- tions, enables members to discov- er and appreciate library materials, and aids Miss Te- resa Jane Doherty, the librarian and sponsor. Tending desk, dusting and shelving b o o k s, and processing new volumes are some duties of the Li- brary Council members. lim-his .lt First row, left to right: N. Davis, N. Littman, J. Berger lsecretaryl, S. Stephenson fpresidenti, G. Pope Cvice-presidenti, S. Maury, E. Wooley, C. Morgan, J. Frankel, J. Scrivener Second row: R. Henderson, G. Reese, D. Hart, P. Orland Missing: S. Beckler, J. Griffith, R. Hanney Ctreasureri, M. Johnson, M. Nelson, P. Rappaport Library Council Creative Writing Group Left to right: D. Herrell, E. Lutz, K. Glaser, M. L. Spencer, Mrs. Phifer, L. Whitman T h e Creative Writing Club, un- der the sponsorship of Mrs. Jean Phi- f e r, encourages members to sub- mit for constructive criticism, articles which they have written during 'the school year. The group then discus- ses informally strong and weak points of the mem- bers' work. crodlivfl. is 3 ss club ' .P Left to right: T. Sharman, N. Keating lcoordinatori, J. Sanderson, M. Humphrey, B. Roundy Missing: N. Dooley, P. Weinbach, R, Hargett, Miss Brown ol 52 91 J! IG 13 ll as 1:14- Math Coaching Club The Mathemati- cal Recreation Club investigates certain phases of mathematics not covered in class and studies new developments. Ge- ometric and alge- b r a i C puzzles, m a g ic squares, c u r v e stitching, and tlexagons are fair game under the sponsorship ot Mrs. Ellen L, Bortz. The main object of the Math Coach- ing Club is to give those students who need help in math the opportunity to get it in school. Students who are able and willing to help others, as well as those who need help, work with Miss M. Elizabeth Brown, the sponsor. Math Recreation Club .3-if ' li ll Q . vii? Wifi 5 . .. its - l l, ,7s.-- Sc .l..L Left to right: M. Bates, C. Creer, L. VanCamp, N. Donner, B. McDonald, J. Williams, W. Michie Missing: Mrs. Bartz l X The Music Club, S ff under the direction 6 of William E. Sch- V :P roeder, has two Q- 1. main goals: to A Y J ' learn more about S' X 'A the history, phases, v and meaning ot iazz and to share QA, their interest with each other. Each X gs week someone re- L ports on a given .l..l, phase of jazz and plays typical rec- ords. First row, left to right: S. Springer, S. Morgan, S. Spurney, S. Lytle, V. Pearson, B. Kennedy, J. Schreiber Second row: R. Sisler, R. Ditto, A. Gaudette, D. Cramer, B. Consolazia, N. Hancock, M. Duberstein, S. Hart, D. Keller, D. Ditmore, D. Nasuti, R. Fisher, R. Grant, T. Leech, J. Faulkner, R. Moncure, Mr. Schroeder, J. Goubleman Hidden: J. Hagerty, H. Wickenheiser Music Club Photography Club First row, left to right: R. Kiger Ctreasurerb, S. Murata Cpresidentl, J. Barnes Csecretaryl, J. Taggart lvice-president! Second row: R. Bessio, M. Wood, J. Mittendort, B. Welfare, D. Karro. 'wwk The main pur- pose of the Photo- graphy Club, spon- sored by William Bennett, is to de- v e l o p individual creative ability in the fields ot art and photography. It is composed of students who take, develop, and print their own pictures. The club takes pic- tures for the year- book, as well as covering every school activity. l -41 ff! 41 ' 0 . X 5 ' - A l 61 -.- Luk' First row, left to right: G. Yano, M. Liss, M. Klenert, M. Goldstein, J. l-lolzberg, G. Redmond, W. Gadol, S. Webb, J. Bullock Second row: K. Shell, A. Myrup, A. Middleton, L. Hansen, l. Lurie fvice-presidentl, A. Emery, R. Fetzer, P. Roberts lsecortd presidentl, Mrs, Wittman Missing: C. Bielefeldt lfirst presidenti, C. Goodman Csecretary-treasurerb, T. Keys, J, Oliff 5 71-5 1 4 'Vi uf ' x x llllllbgl r E HORA D2 ?lf,5IA For those stu- dents who have a special interest in the lives and lan- quage of the Span- ish-speaking peo- ple, there exists el Club LatinaeAmeri- Cana. Programs in- clude films, music and dress, break- ing a pinata at C h r r s tmas, and dinner at a Spanish restaurant. Founded t h i s year on the prine ciple that one learns best by do- ing, the Reporters Club submits arti- cles to the PITCH staff. While learn- ing something of newswriting, mem- bers help with dis- tributing the pa! per, acting as aux- iliary personnel. Furthering interest in journalism, the Reporters Club has been a profitable adiunct in publica- tions. First row, left to right: Mrs. Eddy, C. Crocker, H. Speiser, A, Griffith, D. Balenger, R Second row: J. Nelson, S. Karont, S. Lomond, D. Hollister, J. Darter, P. Karasz U1 The Junior-Sen- ior Tri-Hi-Y, or- ganized under the auspices ot the YMCA and spon- sored by Mrs. He- len T. Fisher, is - open to any junior or senior girl. The purpose of this club . is to create and to maintain high F acter in home, school, and com- l -fs L' ' rv 'Qi standards of char- Q ' .. pl munity. First row, left to right: B. Singer, S. Drennan, B. Steinbraker, J. Lachar, C. Sesso ttreas- urerJ, S. Neary, fpresidenti, P. Zweigenhatt Second row: B. Beddie, R. Dunham, T. Kelleri, S. Evans Cvice-president? J. McCullough, J. Tolson, B. Jump, P. Rest, J. Pace lsecretaryl Third row: J. Bavis, A. Cochran, M. L. Kenney lchaplainl, R. Page, F. Bozievich, K. Mon- ahan, K. Emery, P. Tinsler, J. Wueste Junior-Senior Tri-Hi-Y First row, left to right: N. Storm, J. Clarke, L. Myers, P. Graham, R. A. Grey, K. Loveland, B. Sweeney lpresident 25, J. l-loenack, K. Bogwinn Second row: J. Thompson, J. Young, K. Carlson, C. Velochas, J. Peterson, T. Kay ivice- president 23, A. Witze, P. Stoner lsecretary Zl, D. Crankshaw, C. Olson lvice- president U Third row: V. Morgan, P. Neil itreasurer 25, E. Eisenhart, C. Beach lchaplainl, B. West, B. Fraster, S. Engle, J. Dyer, B. Brooks, C. Garloclc Sophomore Fourth row: L. Vettori, J. Shorrell, A. Kenny, D. Fritz, C. Callaway, J. Dunham Cpresident ' - ID, B. Mider ttreasurer ll, M. Ellisor, N. Schreck, E. Fairbanks T -I-I1 Missing: S. McGee isecretary7 The Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y is spon- sored by Mrs. Mar- tha G. Ford. lt works in cceordina- tion with the Jun- ior-Senior Tri-i-li- Y in sponsoring ac- tivities t such as the spring fashion show i with the purpose of raising money for chari- ties and for the betterment of the school. Cb 4 l.. L. I Q. g,J00LlwDr-Llh C 1 -nf The V a r s i t y Club, a combina- tion at service and athletics, is com- posed at those who, 'lie maintaining a min- imum C average, participate on the Varsity of football, baseball, basket- ball or track. Un- der the sponsorship ot J. Paul Miller, the Varsity Club l ' discusses current 8 athletic events and benefits the school 1 lzi..L through tasks like monitoring. First row, left to right: B. Powers, P. Hart, J, Buell, B. Grey Second row: S. McGhan, M. Wilson, B. Sturdevant lvice-presidentl, B. Hiatt, S. LoPresti lsecretaryl, C. Mathews, B. Varner, D. Miller, J. Hoyle, L. Archer Third row: M. Dorsey, B. Briggs, l-l. Thompson, N. Holtie, D, Mahin, D. Swift ipresidenti, D. Bailey, S. Schmertzing, R. McLeod, S. Mewshaw, A. Merrill Fourth row: T. Meyers, T. Dugan, A. English, R. Schwank, L. Burd, N. Nelson, B. Wood- ward, P. Norris, B. Maury, P. Laboyitz ltreasurerl, B. Wootton The Woodwarke ing Club, which is sponsored by James D. Bram- mer, tries to teach members how to use shop instru- ments and to con- struct creatively. Besides designing Gnd making arti- cles for their own use, the club has left evidence ot their handwork in proiects scattered throughout th e school building. Varsity Club Woodworking Club First row, left to right: T. Farrelly, F. Padavano, R. Russell, L. Bledsoe, G. Scafide, R. Linderking, G. Jackson, l. Rappaport, J. Howard, D. Drake, C. Rowley, F. Simmons, D. Trageser, M. Page, Mr. Brammer X115 ,fa ! 1 .fic QV W . .Q . 593 I, ' 4X The Audio-Vise ual Aids group is the eyes and ears of Wala'er Johnson. Responsi- bility for the up- keep and opera- tion oi all record- ers, proiectors, and similar audio-vis- ual equipment lies in their hands. Un- der the supervision ot William E. Sch- roeder, they also take time to in- struct underclasse men. First row: R. Shaver, C. Grubb, E. Gray, M. Forman, L, Averill, P. Steer Second row: B. Hicks, D. Conway, B. Van Nice, C. Abernethy, Mr. Schroeder Audio-Visual Aids Majorettes Kneeling: S. Wohliarth lcoptainl Left to right: M. Orland, P. Warfield, P. McKin1ey, G. Stanford, S. Brite, M. Twiss, J. Spaulding, P. Pond, P. Haiavan, D. Counselmlan, J. Belt, M. Carr lsecretory- treasurerl, S. Wendler, K. Haskings, P.Peacock, B, Kyber, E. Houyoux, C. Gibbs Missing: L. Hightower, M. Killeri, S. Myers, P, Johnson, P. Meadows, M. Powell lco-captainl The Maiorettes Club, sponsored by Miss Margaret A. Tifft, provides in- struction for girls who want to be- come maiorettes. The members are given an opportun- ity to develop marching style and to learn skills and techniques of ba- ton twirling. Mem- bership numbers twenty-tive a n d does not require previous e x p e r- ience. rf rf if 1,1 zl C' 4 f Q l c Q 5 5 coumoi First row, left to right: G. Golze, W. Grey lvice-presidentl, P. Lobovitz Cpresidentl, Don Fresh Ctreosurerk S. Lomond, P. Zweigenhaft, S: LoPresti Second row: D. Thomas, D. Bielefeldt, T. Heltzel, G. Riggle Junior Class Council Sorhomov-Q clqsi C HR' O tv' H - C . I .. Sophomore Class Council First row, left to right: L. Hightower, J. Peterson, J. Thompson ltreosurerl, M. McNeil lvice- presidentl, J. Culp Cpresidentl, C. Murphy lsecretoryl, Q. McBrier, J. Miller Second row: D. Beale, M. L. Ruff, H. Cleveland 5 . .Xl X . Q 7 is 155 F I GRN L .f is Q fx , , Q mf E f 1' I L - Y-Iggy 3 M . , I U: I fx 1? as 4 x school BHIBIEELIHIHBHI V14 if fly, ,- W 3 I W-up jg 'uk I I 4- ,,. yfifg W, N. N. k ls... 1' J I !, s Nm 1 'V -0 .W 1 4 ,L a , -A MW. WWW ..: 5 . Q ,, N N ziw fk-wf ' I Aw i k Wi if MW ,QI na 117' W ming av fa, W. A , iilw h wiftgfg .41 S' 3 'QWN' if , H mf? ' 1 mmm My ,WV iw 2 .6 ,G , 4 , 'A V, 24 Q 4 AR W it f , wx 3 , J , 'E 4- yi? v Amis WNQQAN r X M Q. athletics Varsit Football Record WJ 34 Sherwood O WJ I4 Wheaton I3 WJ I4 Archbishop John Carroll 7 WJ I4 Gaithersburg 7 WJ 27 Oxon Hill I3 WJ I8 Richard Montgomery 0 WJ I3 Northwood O WJ I3 Bethesda-Chevy Chase 6 First row, left to right: W. Grey, J. Buell, L. Archer, S. LaPresti, D. Shaver, J. Hoyle, M. Wilson, S. McGhan, A. Barnes, D. Mahin Second row: D. Swift, A. Houser, L. Burd, S. Mewshaw, A. English, W. Sturdevant, D. Miller, R. McLeod, D. Bailey, B. Varner Third row: P. Labovitz, R. Schwank, B. Maury, P. Norris, D, Koehler, A. Merrill, N. Nelson, S. Schmertzing, T. Dugan Missing: C. Hart J .V. Football Record WJ 20 Wheaton 6 WJ I4 Blair 7 WJ 2I Landon 7 WJ I4 Northwestern O WJ O BcIhcsdafChovy Chase 6 WJ I3 Northwood O First row, left to right: C. Waxman, B. Bressler, P. Bagwell, R. Loving, R. Prince, R. Wolt- son, R, Taylor, M. Kingston, H. Thompson, R. Beale Second row: R. Cramp, J. Cairns, G. Merryman, B. Craig, T. Angel, C. Dawson, R. King, D. Smith, T. Shuman, J. Burd Third row: C. Goodman Kmanagerl, J. Gibbons, R. Farr, P. Wertlieb, H. Heller, A. Shoe- maker, J. Lcising, D. Fresh, W. Chubb, J. Pollock, T. Lamond, J. Miller, D. Chamberlin, J. Taggart lmanagerl, Mr. Alberghini Varsity Basketball Record High Point 35 Richard Montgomery 30 Howard County 45 Wheaton 45 Montgomery Blair 60 Montgomery Blair 69 Wilson 75 Landon 48 South Hagerstown 49 Northwood 63 Hilgh Point 44 Gaithersburg 52 Sherwood 30 Howard County 43 Landon 48 Richard Montgomery 5l South Hagerstown 46 Sherwood 37 Gaithersburg .52 First row, left to right: J. Beck, P. Tredick, S. LoPresti, J. Hammond, W. Blomquist, H. English Second row:..Mr. Swick, C. Dawson, D. Thornton, R. Woodward, W. Butler, L. Burd, J. Pearson', W. Wootten, J. Waananen First row, left to right: J. Beck, W. Grey, T. Lamond, W. Bowman, A. Shoemaker, H. English Second row: C. Dawson, Mr. Gilmore, H. Thompson, R. Beale, H. Thompson, J. Hill, D. Swinburne, R. Rutan, L. Hall, R. Barnes, J. Waananen Basketball Record High Point 34 Richard Montgomery 23 Howard County 37 Wheaton 35 Blair 49 Blair 60 South Hagerstown 34 Northwood 30 High Point 47 Gaithersburg 2l Sherwood 35 Howard County 42 Wilson 56 South Hagerstown 45 Sherwood 28 Gaithersburg 34 iw' i7r.f.Q.,. . A 4' W' awww ..,, ill. . lim' uf-tml' g K-Q i Baseball Team First row: J. Scott, D. Horn, S. Kellner, B. Powers, B. Hiatt, J. Beck, J. Waananen, G. Jackson Second row: C. Dawson, J. Wilson, J. Houston, J. Buell, B. Sturdevant, B. Blomquist, S. LoPresti, C. Abernethy Third row: S. Mewshaw, J. FitzGerald, G. Hotz, H. Nelson, R. Schwank, A. Houser, J. Hammond First row, left to right: J. Evans, C. Hutchinson, L. Averill, W. Grey, D. Smith, R. Wolfson, G. Wecksler, W. Griffin, J. Taggart, M. Kingston, B. Craig Second row: P. Hart, C. Mathews, R. Cassidy, D. Warheit, D. Mahin, W. Loving, T. Shuman, H. Thompson, S. Winterfeldt, P. Benoit Third row: G. Merryman, W. Maury, D. Miller, D. Swift, D. James, J. Demma, T. Meyers, E. Hampp, H. Thompson Q Track Team G 0 1 f . First row, left to right: F. Black, R. Murphy, T. Lamond, D. Burd Second row: L. Wilton, E. Nystrom, H. Heller, J. Fletcher, C. Woxman, L. Burd, J. Holtzberg First row, left to right: R. Murphy, M. Blum, D. Peckham, R. Sherman, J. Cairns, G. Clarke Second row: B. Nardini, B. Conzolazio, D. Lamb, N. Dooley, C. Holtze Third row: F. Simmons, W. Maury, N. Nelson lcaptainl, G. Hartman, R. Finnessey Wrestling TEAM First row, left to right: S. Spencer, K. Weymouth, J. Wilson, G. Hair, J. Martin, A. Shoemaker Second row: V. Heller, H. Maclay, P. Steer, R. Hedges, B. McDonald, B. Barnes, B. Brad- shaw, N. Naclay, J. Terrill, J. Wootton Cheerleaders Tennis Team First row, left to right: P. Bartram, D. Wilkinson, S. Morgan lcaptaini, G. Baker Second row: R. Page, B. L. Hale, S. Lomond, J. West, S. Newell Majorettes Left to right: P. Warfield, P. McKinney, P. Johnson, S. Wohlforth, Brite, M. Powell, S. Wendler First row: B. Rover, M. Speciale, Z. Cifolo, M. Geese, G. Hill, H. Speiser, B. Sweeney, B. Stienbroler, L. Broodhurst Second row: A. Emery, R. Stevens, J. Fry, S. Knott, R. Boucher, S. Spurney, C. Johnson, J. Finlayson, S. Short, B. Kennedy, C. Shelly Third row: K. Emery, N. Chappelle, L. Formery, B. Walls Pom Pon Team 1.1. .4 v' vw, .,,,A.' . .. S r' 5 I .. A - -4 , ' v ' 4,-' : .a- ,-, px, fn NA 12517 I' , f N., Hi sv xgwmgbfhfj F2 65,5-:Eli . A ' QM 'fn' is 'H-1 WY I 'V VA ., V A , A - ' 5' 4 ' NV: X ' x J X, n 4 - .W M7 1 1 ,J 4. M, , fx, AAR, gin M l V V - Q' -415' 'N-. IM. ll SLELLITE RATORY .li ink.. WM. ., , , . .Q f 5, Q . , hav-fa,-2E,:- ?'I.':?' www v A 954 1 7: N a zi ifwfsfki' 4f1Q'N5'3'5Fle'a1k-X K M gk, M, . , M, A.. .JM ggy.A3Six.,u, Lu-iZfQ1,3:.X , ' if,Q'5fAf5mg,-Nqr. ,E .1 2 ii N. I? hu f u ! ,. If Q A 'ffkif-2:1 f . ' Af' 6 l ,W xy -7+ M Q ,. iy N Q O fx ,Fw X- , 'N' 4, Q in Lt 'aiu ' ' '41 . v B. Sur Q0 ? i : N Q. A, 344 K,gL,' mf. PN 1 v me-mv Q 'll ' JO nv. VN:- A 5. 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FREEDMAN 8: SON 618 K Street N. W. Washington, D. C. Paper Goods Free Parking KENNEDY'S ESSO STATION Tires-Tubes-Accessories Lubrication-Road Service Rockville Pike WH. 6-5414 C. M. HALE CO. Builders 10301 Kensington Parkway Kensington, Maryland OLiver 4-4777 LOckwood 5-2190 KENSINGTON PHARMACY 3737-3730 University Blvd., W. Phone: LO 5-0600 or 5-1155 Kensington, Maryland BRUCE VARIETY Bradley Shopping Center Bethesda Complete Line of School Stationary 5 Q, , I-ir - I M33 Q - 4 'X Q ,- 2 , L, M- , -, ..' iw Q. L ,LA L. g 5 ff. 1 52-M -,Q wx 1 - 5 . Q- Q ii , - ig A 7. A 1- A . ,E 1 f ' - iie.e . S it , if - L. . N E. :-'- - -- OLYMPIA TYPEWRITERS Standard Sz Portable BETHESDA TYPEWRITER COMPANY, INC. 4932 Cordell Avenue Bethesda 14, Maryland Sales Service Rentals OL 4-0953 MONTGOMERY MUTUAL BUILDING 8L LOAN ASSOCIATION Established 1904 10410 Montgomery Ave. Kensington, Maryland Phone: LOckwood 5-2200 Diamonds Watches CARBERT'S Carl A. 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' OL. 4-9778 open 7 days a week 9:30 to 9:30 WASHINGTON KWIK KAFE SERVICE 4860 Cordell Avenue Bethesda 14, Maryland Vending Machines Coffee-Hot Chocolate-Milk OLiver 4-7353-7354 E1 . .......e I I :'i::'i A I 'i .-. -'-si 1f ' '-1-11'-'- ' 2 1.: sf-225. , ,,:: xv ntl ilu!-llll SPARKLE! f 'ii Have Su f i. a Coke! ii JI I 5 '-mr' n A umm B. 3 I 3 2. E' E -E 52 DON 'S RECORD CLUB W-DON A E3 5 Sign on 9 AM 1540 Radio i Sign off 3 PM ' S?'flEi1e is sr Your Host Don Dillard ANDRIS REALTY INC. Specializing in our area 8021 Wisconsin Avenue Bethesda 14, Maryland OLiver 2-9070 f' W. BLANCHARD CO., INC. Commercial and Industrial Floor Machines and Vacuums 5000 Wisconsin Avenue, N. W. Washington 16, D. C. THE MELTONE Hi-Fi Records - Players Sheet Music -- Accessories Recorded Tape 7653 Georgetown Road OL. 4.1510 AL'S TEXACO SERVICE 806 E. Montgomery Ave. Rockville, Maryland PO. 2-9725 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class from ALLIED REALTY CORP. 7001 Wis. Ave. OL. 6-8600 Sales-Rentals-Insurance THE SPORTSMANU 7012 Wisconsin Ave. in Specializing in all Sports Team Equipment-Trophies Free Parking OL. 4-3132 CARRIER DRUG CENTER Service 6822 Wisconsin Avenue Quality 7 deliveries daily Integrity CAR HOP , SERVICE Cordell and Norfolk Avenues mama, mt-yuma f, DRIVE-IN f 4' '1 XZ- Qi 1 ,Q ol..ve.- 6-5313 commercial spon Dutch Acres Kennel 10501 Old Georgetow Macco Art Materials Picture Framing 7749 Old Georgetown S0l'S n Rd. and Rd. Cannon's Esso Servicenter Rockville Pike Bethesda Minit-Man Car Wash 4716 Cheltenham Dr. Playthings 7923 Old Georgetown Rd. Auburn Power Mower Clinic 7950 Old Georgetown Rd. Auburn Esso Servicenter 7950 Old Georgetown Rd. Strosnider's Hardware 6904 Wisconsin Avenue Specialty Shop 7450 Wisconsin Avenue Woodmont Wallpaper and Paint Company 4901 Cordell Avenue Demers Bake Shop 6914 Arlington Rd. Bradley Drugs Inc. 6900 Arlington Rd. Kesling Tile Co. 4857 Cordell Avenue Bethesda Texaco Service 8201 Wisconsin Avenue Connecticut Knowles Pharmacy 10526 Connecticut Avenue B. C. C. Auto Service 7510 Old Georgetown Road Henry D. Willier, Inc. Lux Lane The Grand Union Company East Paterson, New Jersey Susie O. Children's Shop 6910 Arlington Road ,J- . ,Q is JQQSQQQES? QQ?-Q09 QQ? NO gf ,Fi af Q5 ?46Zi,3?7 if-ff JY O 5, A P gf .95 Jfrifsi? fy 95? 5' Gpffjs A M WEN M fy 'uf' WQQ?MW? WM HL? , KI 410-U-2 N-9La.f9, o.. -Q.,a.o,o, Qowvvv1oJm0Jv3cQ.c1..,4,, T,eie1D.u... Sv-u-LL! cps CRO-v:fc9x bknlxgf-mow slmAQnMwA rwwm LLJ D 1-D, . 0-un.4'i' git-O 33363. ffm sm, 4. ,,, . 'if QQ. za au H .J . K i up f 5 1 E N vu ' 14 nn - .-tr-.g,,sH., -ex .1 :Ev i m ' 1' lk .Q few X , 5 Li-A ,' z I . A E! I .3- Q H fl! E? '1 .3 . ' E .-wig-. ' s'1,' Q, ', 'z .,'..,., ... ' , 4,. ,. 4 N ,a'.,..f?'f'1 N' 'uf f A' - . .ixfn v r ,Q , . ., ., ...Mm -1 - .-1-.2 Q' ,, fx, ,E A, 4, W, . Fr!i.'.g ' 1 :i2g't7?': L7 ' Wil. p! 5 'QTWY 5i'f::':.. 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