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

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Qw Ya U' 1- ill SENIORS RICHARD COUNTS Key Club 10, 11, SCA representative 10, Pitch sports editor 12, Assembly Committee 12 NANCY CRUM Art Club 10, 11, 12, ln-School Publicity Committee 10, 12 HALLECK EUGENE XAVIER CUMMINGS Hex Electronics Club treasurer 10, printer 11, 12 RUDOLPH THEODORE DANSTEDT Ted Biology Club 11, 12, band 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 10, Conservation Club 10 FREDERIC DAVIS DASSORI, JR. National Honor Society 12, band 10, 11, 12, Chess Club secretary-treasurer 11, president 12, Spectator 12 .JOHN DAWSON Mechanics Club 10, Jazz Club 11, 12, band 10, 11, 12 PAUL DAWSON Mechanics Club 10, Jazz Club 12, band 12 W. H. CORNELL DAWSON Dramatics Club 10, football JV 11, 12, basketball head manager 10, statistician 11, base- ball head manager 10, statistician 11, JV Club secretary 11, band 10, 11, orchestra 11, Senior Class representative 12, audio visual 10, 11, 12, Athletic Committee 12, National Honor Society 12 EUGENE C. DENSON Wild Ed from Fishburne Military School, Virginia: debating SUSAN JEAN DICKEY Jean Thespians treasurer 12, Dramatics Club 11, publicity chairman 10, president 12, cafeteria worker 10, Literary Club 10, ll, ln-School Publicity Committee 10, 11, 12, office worker 11, Fantasia 11 JOSEPH F. DOLAN from Mackin High School, Washington, D. C. MILDRED A. DOLLISON Dramatics Club 10, Spanish Club ll, 12, GAA representatives 12, Athletic Committee 12, Welfare Committee 12, chorus 11, 12 1 l 1 4 A'Nn. K 21 :,' 'V l 'rx 4'- fv. ,Q ww- x, x .pio- J ,, QW' ,11, 4 Y - 41' 4 ,173 i 9'7- 'V' I1., Q M 9' ,,, , , ig V 6' 5-

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.tunni- A Aam- 'Fw M. ,. of-g 'L TT' at 4,5 gr-5 Senior Class Council SENIOR WEEK! SENIOR PLAY! PROM! SCHOOL WIDE DANCE! GRADUATION! Who carries out this exciting program? Why, none other than the Senior Class Council. The officers of the Senior Class together with several other students appointed by the president organized the events which lent gaiety to the final year of high school, Committees were formed within the Council for each activity so that the program could be carried out more efficiently. The ball began to roll early in the year with the first of the two senior dances, Harvest Moon, under the direction of Bonnie Jump. Penny Zweigenhaft, as chairman of publicity and school spirit, did the colorful posters advertising the dance. At the same time, Margarethe Cammermeyer organized elections for the I959 Hall of Fame. The other committees formed to take care of final senior activities were as follows: Class Trip, Barbara Warrick, Senior Week, Sam Lo Presti, Senior Play, Barbara Abraham, Senior Class Night, Sue Heffelfinger and Will and Prophecy, Doris Horecker. The Senior Class Council's sponsor was William E. Schroeder who offered suggestions and kept the program running in an orderly and lively way. With just one year for precedent, the group has been free to experiment with novel ideas, such as leaving all extra money to a fund for a football stadium, helping thus to form a tradition at Walter Johnson. SENIORS inf PATRICIA F. CASEY from George Washington High School, Agana, Guam: Christmas Pageant IO, II, Spring Concert IO, II, homeroom representative II, WJ: Jazz Club I2, chorus I2 PATRICIA B. CHAMBERLIN SARAH LOUISE CHANEY Sal SCA representative II, I2, Dramatics Club IO, treasurer II, vice-president I2, Spectator I2, Fantasia IO, II, chorus I2, ln-School Publicity Committee II, Election Committee II, Montgomery County Teenage Safety Council I2, National Honor Society I2, School Song Committee IO, I2 EMILIE CHASE Dramatics Club IO, Tri Hi-Y II, SCA alternate IO, Majorette Club IO, Social Committee IO, Assembly Committee I2, Spanish Club I2 SUSANN CHASE from Punahou School, Honolulu, Hawaii: Aquacade IO, WJ: FHA I2, Social Committee I2, Activities Committee I2 ROBERT CHURCH Jazz Club I2, Mechanics Club secretary-treasurer IO ZULIENNE CIFALFA Tri Hi-Y IO, I2, Dramatics Club II, Senior Class representative I2, Fantasia II, Pom pon II, Social Committee IO GARY CLARKE Jazz Club II, I2, Athletic Committee I2, wrestling II, I2, chorus IO, II, I2 JEANETTE WINN CLARKE Net from Chula Vista High School, California: GAA, Chess Club, WJ: National Honor Society I2 HAROLD CLEM from Mercersburg Academy, Pennsylvania: football, baseball, basketball, WJ: Jazz Club II, Creative Writing Club I2 ELAINE DARBY CLIMPSON Fantasia II, National Honor Society I2, Thespians I2, ln-School Publicity Committee IO, II, I2, Dramatics Club IO, II, I2, GAA I2 PHILIP CORRIDON Flip Coachmen Club IO, track IO, Jazz Club I2

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