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

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T ., , , .f ,f '- ' X ...y I , , vfkr ' A , pu ,-.mhn fa , M - ' fm- df 4 fr 6 b, A 3' Miss Shirley Ann Corkran, Home Arts lg Future Homemak- ers of America First row: K. Garrett, B. Richelsen, M. Layne, L. Vettori, secretary, N. Boaz, treasurer: G. Peter- Theory preceeds practice son, D. Schroeder. Second row: Miss Corkran, M. Orland, V. Li, J. Angell, E. Martin, S. Radford, dlscovers C. Stickney, C. Backus, V. Orndorff, A. Witze ,,.,,, , .,.., Way ,,., , ...Mu AND HCME ,X jig, making, 1ncludmg Wise buying and Wardrobe care. ,r1 f 1 . 4 er? - - 72- . it 'zaaawllle This year, semors who had mastered these fun- if flir ,M ,,,,, , . damentals had an opportunity to devote all their time to creating wardrobes. ..... p- ' Mrs. Wanda M. Wad- dell, Home Arts 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Horne- makers of America f f 'f 1,, , ' V' ,jfvfa 29 .1-3 vfgijy ,ae .,y...x ,-f-e--f ' if 1 , at- K,,,,,,- ,Q..,,,ff,,f MJVQJJQ 1,4-ffffs- - . L4 7 V, ' 5 A 7 ,.e,-J,.f ,suit ffio ',.., ., . ,, , ' :x.f-J' gf, as Sandy Melton For girls who did not have time for Home Arts, jjj- p , f' xp . We the Future Homemakers of America met during -ffff H ,MLW 'w club periods. In developing homey skills and learn- ' A feir , ---. if: ing to act as future housewives, these girls support- ed such organizations as Red Cross. SOPHCDMORE FHA in-....... First row: D. Hedges, N. Pace, J. Travers, A. Little, B. Joseph. Second row: B. Stickland, L. Tann- Miss Corkran's smile wins converts to feminine accomplishments Sanders, E. Bowers, M. Blake, M. Davis iauser, P. Sweet, I. Ekberg, J. Bethke, J. White. Third row: D. Stone, S. Druckemiller, C. Weymouth, 3. Polisher, J. Cook, D. Slitor, Mrs. Waddell. Fourth row: S. Hopgood, L. Sands, M. Bennett, J.

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081 ' '55 M, , f W 1 r 3' f M! -4 xi V , 5 5 9, h , , Kix f x- xx? nf r 1 I In A u 1 fl? A li gf' ..,Zf' X X MIX 58111.95 D- Bram- Mr. Arnold J. Croddy, Mr. J. Paul Miller, Mr. J. Howard Wad- . ' mer,.cha1rman: W00d- Mechanical Drawing 1, Mechanical Drawing 1, dell, Mechanical Draw- W0TklHZ 1, 2, 3 Z, 3 Printing, Varsity Club, ing 1, 2, Woodworking coach, football A future engineer gets with it Mr. Waddell measures a width What 'Z A Wife who can't cook or sew? As bad as a man who can't hammer a nail. Security against such situations is provided by Home and Industrial Arts Departments. WJ can boast of its Well-equipped Industrial Arts Department Where boys develop skill in Wood Work- ing, mechanical drawing, and printing. Printing projects were practical in application, providing tickets and programs for school activities. Home arts trains girls to be more than seam- stresses or cooks-it covers all the aspects of home- Arts go mechanical in this drawing class Sl IDU TRY

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Mr. Emil Hrebenach, chairmang Art 1, 2, 3: Art Club fk ,A ! ,.,, Q, up i f Q: Yr A . ',V. ar? f 'W at in .2 W 'QW' -lifml: li .. 'I A First'rovv: P. Ladd, E. Thomas, C. Hilsenroth, C. Bailey, S. Bouma, A. Bowker, V l 'N RT B D. Higgins. Second rover: D. Brenneman, Clapp, E. Shaefer, R. McDonald, K. D - Wyatt, T. Buxton. Third row: M. McBxrney, S. Buck, K. Hemelt, M. Small, 'l .1?.LEgiIs:Znlriergh0C,a lliliiclaalelhicgourth row: C. Padovano, E. Helms, R. Bray, M. Lerch, , mf . , . , . I I W ffgzgiiag.-125755. Two art rooms became a potpourri o mosaics, Qfilgizgf iv.lg5!!- sketches, pinch pots, and sculpture when p 'olific art slr:-lg Elhl'--I, , 't-iggirfgggiggggi, and ceramics classes responded to the Muses. 5-ZS .!.2!2l2l . . 5?5:555-EEEEEFSEL Within a framework of study, the relaxed class 7235.-5f'x1i:'::E: allowed for individuality. Pedants enjoyed history of art, including various styles, artists, and types of architecture. Those with a creative spark were qi- WN engrossed in their original projects. Members of 'AAN . . . . . . W 6 SCA publlclty committee, which met during sixth period, learned first-hand about the psychology of I k advertising in designing posters foretelling school --3 n i events. ,sfL ,',f 'j ' ' ' .ln 7 xl Artists with schedules too crowded to include art Jf,vf,'a:-3, V .j class joined Art Club. Meeting regularly during l ' club periods and working feverishly between meet- ! . . g . A 1 J ings, the Art Club decorated the halls for Christ- CYLJC7 . mas. Other projects included painting a backdrop l dw N for a concert. A Through the Art Department, scholastic, artistic, ' ' ' and school service projects are coordinated. Ceramicists K. Carlson, C. Backus, L. Shuler, J. Meholtz, M. Cunnare, L. Loundes, and M. Weiss poke, squeeze, roll, and flatten Mr. Fowle counsels Leslie Hightower and Case Carlson y -13 by