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

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PALATABLE PRCC-RAMS 5 L ,1 l96O DRAMA i Z V v , y V ,Mu-s, Z Z ' fiwavr ,, f l g Mr. Prigg returns as Santa Claus to entertain Fred Stier as well as the rest of the juniors and sophomores I -'-- Ai! f A K 1 The Silver Cord plays at WJ with Martha Lindsay, Barbara Meehan, Cindy Snyder, Curt Bell, and Lee Little A member of the Exchange Club presents the Freedom Shrine to WJ

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First row : D. Edwards, P. Norris, L. Warrington, D. Clifford, S. Burger, L. Vinograd, J U N I O R T H N Y S. Parks, D. DeFrancheski, C. Johnson, Second row: F. Kay, S. Moriarity, L. Bandy, ' ' S. Beers, N. McDaniel, T. Stamwood, A, Robinson, J. Plock, M. Reynolds, D. Counts, P. Moon, S. Bland, G. Adgate, S. Figginsg Third row: B. Anderson, P. Murrill, K. Jen- naltson, J. Vance, A. Harrison, N, Jasper, J. Snider, S. Marcus, S. Smith, P. Berquist, J. Larsen, When Christmas is a-coming and the geese are getting fat, the Sophomore and Junior Tri-Hi-Y girls arerunning themselves thin performing many a charitable service. This year they served as volunteer Workers at the tuberculin center in Bethesda and provided a Christ- mas dinner for a needy family. Seated: M. Williamson, M. Monroe, P. Payne, Jean Kurlander, T. B. Horn, S. Baily, J. Monaco, F. Clark Owing to its popularity, Tri-Hi-Y held a second installation for new members in mid-Winter. Per- haps this popularity stemmed from its affiliation with YMCA, but more likely it stemmed from an interest in the many good works. Alexanderg Standing: E. Hight, P. Ginger, L. Lynch, N. Rapke, C. Pincock, P. Killeri, S. Bagwell, B. Hardie, C. Brite, S. Plumb, S. Chaney, C. Thompson, M. Morris, J. Stark, P. Johnson, E. Eisenburg, J. Lenderking, P. Parker, A. English, D. Helt, S. Langley, L, Sewell, S. Vestermark, M. Van Nice, B. Ready, Joan Kurlander SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y E'

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FANTASIA l96O Brenda Lutes is about to swing her baton Barbara Bayer dances to Satan Takes a Holiday Shannon Lindley is a contemporary clown Mr. Stout eats a candy bar with assistants John Saunders looking on and Ed Kelly looking off John Waterston and Karen Carlson introduce Russian dance in Fantasia Jill Young and young friend are beat