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

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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

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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

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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.