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

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A School Is a Mosaic

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Bill Conrad, ignored by other POD Club members, raises 1is hand in a futile attempt at parliamentary procedure. iilosophy Club: first row: G. Potter, A. Clark, M. A. Mat- ews, S. Riecken, A. Showalter, M. Sternbaum, second: I. avitis, S. Riggle, L. Schubert, J. Gerber, D. Malin, M. New- mg third: B. Conrad, B. Snider, M. Sheldon, D. Cooper, C. 'wis, J. Hermanson, B. Conn, fourth: F. Glenn, D. Steward, Feinberg, B. Reuter, A. White, K. Scmall, M. Sherline Departments 141 Mr. William Richards Miss Elise Robinson Pan American!Far World History, Future Eastern History, Teachers of America Lacrosse Club Mr. Andrew Sonner U. S. History, Problems of Democracy, Hi-Y Mr. Pete V. Treibly U. S. History, World History Mr. James Walsh Problems of Democrac Y , U. S. History Mr. John Stout U. S. History . My ,W . it 'E fwix Y 2 -rv-4 ,Q I' 'A W , 'fngggjyr' .' 3 Mr. Alexis von Bretzel U. S. History Mr. Gerald Woofter U. S. History Q .

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In Its Unique, Dynamic Style The Student Council Association and honoraries combine to give our mosaic an emphasis on basic values. Students work together to shape the fluid student body, to channel its energies toward democracy and academic excellence. The SCA points the way to representative self- governmentg the honoraries point the way to essential emphasis on scholarship.