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

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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...

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'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 .

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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