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

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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.

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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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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