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

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,Q X3 x 1. l . lf .x J. Broods, E, Hoddes, R. Hathaway, C. Hottie, P. Gerber, T. Zornig, G. Whitman, E. Janus, L. Norman, C. Ross, L. Gadock, M. Warnock, D. Gray, L. Steep, P. Stotler, T. Raveson, F. Herrman, M. English Departments 107 Creative Writing Club: first row: E. Jacoby, N. Baivin, E. Schwartzman G. Eikerg second: J. Pepper, L. Winkler, K. Snydamg third: E. Caveney, D. Garretson, C. Misegades and absent S. Dieterich write, revise and criticize. ff 'i Q 95' 1 '-M I C ?aT1'? S ' I Jw' wi' ' ' , ' ' Mt v , 3.s,':31. ' 4.- ..u'3xf4: ' '15 QQ Xl ,gf as - 'QAQQ1 , 5 ' ffggig. ak. ,fiffff Mrs. Thelma Strohmaier Mrs. Judith P. Taylor English 2 English 3 Mrs. Evelyn D. Wittman English 2, Journalism, Pitch, Quill and Scroll, , Windup, Yearbook Club, MISS Jean P- Vondefahe Publication Representa- English 2 tives Ns

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Apprentices Learn Yearbook Trade Yearbook Club: first: T. Levinson, S. Selinger, E. Burg, E. Levin, J. Costello, A. Engleman, S. Rich, J. Hankin, S. Kranz, D. Trombley, M. Sternbaum, J. Titley, J. Woolston, C. Mc- Murray, J. Martin, L. Nathanson: second: S. Giulano, G. Mann, M. Kesecker, L. Kolb, D. Kennedy, E. Green, R. Pond, J. Kron- Each Tuesday morning faithful sophomores and juniors congregate in the faculty dining room to attend the meetings of the Yearbook Club. Mrs. Wittman, Windup sponsor, lectures to the club on methods and procedures in the production of the yearbook. In its second year, the yearbook club guarantees the continued flow of personnel to staff positions. Sponsored by Mrs. Phifer, the Creative Writing Club meets Friday afternoons at 3:35 to provide an opportunity for its members to receive helpful hints and constructive criticism on their literary efforts. An added feature of the club this year was a series of five poetry lectures by WJ's resident Poet Lau- reate, Susan Dieterich. Personifying studiousness, Yearbook Club members take an exam to determine their preparedness for next year's staff. stadt, N. Stanmeyer, C. Johnson, E. Diamond, G. Allis, L. McCracken, S. Day, D. Jordan, S. Meiselmang three: J. Gold- man, D. Maltz, S. Riecken, H. Ritvo, H. Atland, B. Abraham, K. Hampton, J. Fetchko, D. Ravitz, C. Tuoto, L. Cantwell, A. Geiger, J. Houlihan, S. Braymer, M. Coda, J. Hansen: fourth: 106 Departments

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Publication Reps Peddle CPitch' The jobs of selling the Pitch and the Windup in sleepy homerooms and checking on missing senior bi- ographies and pictures were consigned to the home- room Publications Representative, a new creation born of the necessity of circulation. For those who fancied themselves literate, the new- ly formed Literary Discussion Club, sponsored by Mr. Hibbett, offered an intellectual haven on Friday mornings this year. The discussions ranged from Steinbeck and Camus to Ayn Rand and the contemp- orary novel. The members debated dramatically, and many also participated in the Debate Club, sponsored by Mrs. Hall and Miss Lawrence, and the Dramatics Club, sponsored by Miss Kelly. . The debaters had a successful season, debating the topic, Federal Aid to Education. Dramatics Club mem- bers With a flair for production put on the 1962 fan- tastic Fantasia, two nights of Mardi Gras. second: S. Day, L. McCracken L. Lovre D. Decatur , , , C. Chalk- ley, A. Molitor, G. Griesbauer, C. Brown, third: H. Weisert, D. Literary Discussion Club: first row: K. Erickson, M. Axilrod, J. Gerber, A. Showalter, President P. Haskel, L. Schubert, J. Karro, K. Cohen, B. Miller: second: B. Levin, J. Hankin, B. Publications Representatives: first row: L. Brylowski, F. Wolf- enstein, S. Owens, L. Ernst, H. Land, E. Kelly, C. Hauckg Jordan, P. Gray, G. Verdier, L. Little, B. Amos, J. Zornig, J Culp, J. Oeltjen, P. Poppleton: fourth: B. Burbank, M. Leiser- son, K. Tipton, T. Raneson, C. Schaffer, D. McDowell, B. King J. Pierce, A. Balderson Conrad, S. Rich, J. Pepper, S. Dieterich, R. Hatch, third: R. Cooper, B. Weitzen, D. Stewart, S. Brundage, W. Stickney, D. Garretson, M. Feinberg, D. Koller. The club began this year.