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

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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.

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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