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

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Mrs. Florence Newman Mr. Michael R. Butler Chairman, Commercial De- Physical Education 15 Per- partmentg Office Practiceg sonal Typingg Football Shorthand 25 Typing 25 Coach Shorthand 1 Bank: first row: J. Brown, M. Roundy, L. Viernsteing second: F. Burroughs, E. Smirnow keep bankers' hours. Captains of Industry To Be United in FBL Included in the complete curriculum offered by the Commercial Department, in cooperation with the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, is a special course which involves work with IBM processing machines. Graduates of this course are then eligible to fill the high paying positions open to operators of IBM computers. The school store and savings bank gives students in the business curriculum a chance further to de- velop their commercial skills by gaining valuable banking and selling experience. Taking the place of the Commercial Club is Future Business Leaders of America, a national organization dedicated to the task of preparing students to assume roles as future business leaders. School Store: first row: J. Turner, S. Derr, R. Arn- old, D. Day, B. Feffer, E. Hirschg second: E. Pech- man, G. Good, L. Highman, J. Loube, S. Brissman, D. Stone 'fmind the store. Savings Club: first row: L. Viernstein, J. S. Brown, White, S. Sherman, M. Roundy, N. Sceeryg second: E. Rosenbaum, M. White, C. Creel, B. Snyder, S. Eisenhauerg C. third: L. Ridenoure, S. Callahan, F. Burroughs, E. Smirnov

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rx? -Owl' We: Commercial Art Class-Publicity Committee: first row: M. Schindell, J. Leonard, S. Cohen, N. Understein, J. Weil, M. Ture, S. Miller, A. Franklin, second: J. Moorefield, M. Mitehall, S. Wolford, C. Mueller, L. Blackman, J. Rosenfeld, B. Boese, B. Claudia Gordon uses her head to release creative ingen- uity on the eyeless face that takes shape under pressure. High-spirited Jon Hall helps Lorraine Ernst as she peers critically at another successful Matchmaker poster. Grobg third: L. Farrelly, S. Fisher, L. Crary, D. Decatur, B. Bennett, G. Verdier, S. McCauley, P. Ladd, fourth: C. Lewis, E. Katz, F. Marlow, J, Hall, R. Hatch, C. Lucas, H. Helms, L. Goldman. sua Dellartments 99

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no . - Ji FBLA: first row: H. Branson, N. J. Pace, M. DelFuoco, T. Arnold, D. Kerlin, M. A. Morrison, second: R. Penticoff, M. Blake, M. Eisner, J. Stevens, A. Atwood, M. E. Finzelg third: M. Story, F. Chandler, J. Rathey, M. Stillpass, C. Cranford, B. Gollan, C. Curryg fourth: D. Mitchell, M. J. Monroe, S. Anderson, J. Roths, R. Wicks, J. Crocker, R. Graybill Senior Class Treasurer Chet McLaughlin has a taste of a banker's life as he takes Senior Class Trip orders. Demonstrating a strategy not associated with football, Coach Butler helps students decode typing assignments. 5 Departments 10 l I 3 , filth Mr. Frank Kowalski: Personal Typingg Business Arithmetic. Mr. Kowalski is always ready to lend a hand in the Publications Office where his skill in correctly fitting ribbon to reel has earned him the everlasting gratitude of all the secretaries. Miss Virginia Smith Future Business Leaders of Americag Senior Tri- Hi-Yg bookkeeping, per- sonal Typing Mrs. Doris Westwood Savings Clubg Bank, Per- sonal Typingg Typing 15 Elementary Business Training