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

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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.

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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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Dramatics: first row: M. Brinson, C. Wool, E. Jacoby, J. Wool- ston, President S. Riley, J. Turner, E. L. Kelly, E, Lamiman, second: J. Weil, E. Raphael, B. Conant, E. Diamond, N. Water- ston, N. Neyman, B. Campbell, E. Kotzg third: C. Lewis, J. Debate Club: first row: S. Kessell, J. King, C. Hardy, second: E. Janus, S. Riecken, M. Henley, C. Pope, third: L. Etheredge, W. Barbee, L. Etheredge, T. Holliday. The Debate Club's winning season included wins against Bethesda-Chevy '. Hermanson, M. Kahal, P. Rice, P. Davis, D. M. Jones, Secretary S. Rich, A. Waksberg, J. Crosswhite, T. Holliday, fourth: R. Arnold, H. Branson, D, Bailey, K. Butler, Sergeant-at-Arms J. Pepper, G. Meybohm, K. Small, B. Madden, S. Rosenthal, M. Reed Chase twice, Surratsville, Sherwood and Wheaton once in their first Bi-County tournament. The members debated on the same topic before the Rotary Club and before an assembly of students at B-CC. ff? my 'Z' :Uv iw, s 'V 615. ,' ' ff, or -z 42? Departments 109