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

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J. Vance, R. Ferguson, J. Earle, S. 0'Meara, G. Hermann, L. Laycock, J. Murray, P. Walker, S. Given, D. Lerch, L fifth: B. Gorman, C. Tully, L. Panico, J. Smith, A. O'Neill J Dryden H. Romberger L Farrelly, S, Finnemore N Meyer, - l , - , . y M. Lee, J. Topping, D. Jordan, P. Gray, M. Clemons, J. Fresh Erick, S. Koeller, L. Brown, S. Quady, Secretary P. Rebolg C. Crawford, M. Graham, Treasurer L. Gladsdeng sixth: L. Viernstein, J. Dodson, J. Larson, P. Waldrop, M. Walton, U. Lawlor, K. Phipps, S. Spicer, K. Kitty, M. Williams, M. Feld- man, M. Julia, K. Jenne, J. McNeely, S. Lawrence, E. Geiger, D. Stone, President Margaret Ridel. The GSA provided an outlet for those girls who are athletically talented. Bowlers Develop Deltoid at Alleys Basketball Honor Team: L. Gladsden, B. Donahue, C. Carragher, and excitement of a varsity basketball team, playing teams S. Kenner, D. Alfandre. Mrs. Grube experienced all the tension from nearby schools. ,, . V' , -A.. -+ fo . 4, . ' ' X Q' ' ' ' ' U f ' 4 S. s - l ' J sa , 1' Q .97 ' .Q- . , I , 'I J Q . X A 3 . 'X . iaizrg 'V I J 1 : V . an 'f r . V. 2 ' Departments 13X

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' orts Association first row B Buchwalter C Chris Girls Sp : : . , . - tiansen, J. Fletcher, J. Gersack, L. Fos, S. Carragher, J. Saylor, M. Costello, C. Port, D. Dubois, J. Bevis, D. Alandre C. Sewell, M. Chase, E. Hight, S. Kenner, P. Payne, second D. Walton, S. Thurston, A. Arena, C. Bottamiller, F. Hermann, -S. Foster, M. Buschu, S. Alexander, D. Finlay, B. Burbank, E. Laminan, J. Costello, G. Ferguson, S. Myrant, Manager L. Lynch, A. Twilley, L. Muth, S. Brissmang third: G. Popkin, A. Clark, G. Laurie, S. Brundage, P. McAndy, B. Conn, G. Coleman, M. May, J. Akers, R. Redding, A. Hiatt, L. Sapir, M. Dworin, L. Barrick, J. Titley, N. Ball, L. Russell, Vice- president S. Wolfe, fourth: K. Butler, B. Sebring, C. Lamport, Sportswomen Trample Trampolines, Honor Hockey: first row: B. Donahue, S. Kenner, L. Chase, D. Alfandre: second: J. Topping, B. Towles, M. Williams. M. L. Krotine, J. Geroack, J. Bevis, athletic girls, use the opportunity to participate in a County League sporting event.

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Potential Speeders Squeleh Spirit E Mr. Donald Schuessler descends from the tower from which he watches fledgling drivers circle the driver ed range. Dawn Patterson watches her student instructor's techniques closely in order to see what he is driving at. Mr. James W. Gilmore Driver Educationg JV Basketball Coach, Golf Coach Mr. Donald Schuessler Driver Education 132 Depnrtments The Driver Education Program, aimed at devel- oping the safety skills of novice drivers, provided instruction for a record 732 students this year. They spent six weeks learning the rules of the road and Maryland State lawsg then they spent twelve days on the 365-foot oval range which was built on the school campus last year. The range is fully equipped with seven cars: three Fords were supplied by the County, a Buick by Caithness Buick, a Chevrolet by Chevy Chase Chevrolet, a Pontiac by Fenner Pontiac, and an Oldsmobile by Dick Davis Olds- mobile. Doug Burrill may not be too experienced at making left turns, but at least he managed to leave the fence standing.