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

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Leaders of the Organization Against the Stadium QOASD Carl rejoice over their purchase of Bill Hayden for the highest Pope, Jeff Berlin, Shelly Rich, Joan Biren and Peggy Ladd bid of the entire evening, 535, at the Slave Auction. Financial Committee: first row: C. Anfinsen, B. Anderson, J. Bertz, B. Goode, P. McGuire: second: B. Timbers, S. Kasnett, M. R. Allen, J. Kronstadt, S. Seymour, H. Williams: third: S. Rutstein, R. Massiello, J. Benson, R. Zeendig racked their brains to find new ways to keep Student Council in the black, an imperative task since there was no magazine drive to provide funds for Council activities this year, as a result of a School Board decision. Hospitality Committee: first row: E. Cutler, N. Hollander, A. Ross, Chair- man M. Allen, J. Eaton, C. Chang, L. Barrick, sec- ond: R. Redding, D. Jo- hansen, L. Tolson, J. Hermanson, B. Jaffe, L. Young, third: B. Gregg, C. Payden, R. Bradley, B. Francom, D. Leatherwood, A. Althaus, P. Bonn: fourth: A. Childs, G. Ras- mussen, M. English, D. Dooley, B. Hyland, C. Johnson introduced new sophomores to the strange mores of high school at the Sophomore Orientation.

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R sse , . . . - mann, S. Kenner, M. Van Nice, AFS Club Sponsor Student Swap The American Field Service Committee of SCA was the guiding light behind the foreign exchange program. Its most important functions this year were finding a home for Del Lam, exchange student from Cambodia, and sponsoring the enormously successful Activity Fair. The main activity of the Hospitality Committee this year was the sophomore Orientation Program in the fall. There at a special assembly, incoming sophomores were acquainted with the rules, reg- ulations and traditions of their chosen school. Concerned with the financial aspects of the SCA, the Financial Committee, headed by the Student Council treasurer, swelled the treasury by selling tickets to most school functions. The Athletic Committee provided cokes to thirsty spectators at dances, athletic events, and other school activities. In addition, members of the com- mittee served as roving vendors at all home football games. AFS: first row: J. Green- field, L. Tannhauser. B. Conrad, S. Rich, D. Lam, E. Pechman, M. Souk- hanov, D. Goldin, J. Engle- mang second: J. Hankin, . L. Offutt, M. Axilrod, B. Liebman, N. Eddy, B. Helz, A. Waksberg, P. Rochmas, L. Anderson: third: P. McKay, J. Len- derking, B. Boese, B. Mur- rill, J. Casey, S. Curley, B. Gijob, P. Ladd, G. Smith hope to send junior abroad in 1962. Athletic Committee: first row: N. Goubleman, B. Gates, L. u ll F Hermans G Her J. Larson, second: B. Donahue, J. Manahan, M. Ofenstein, T. Hulen, J. Loube, B. Amos: third: D. Franyo, B. Gaynor, G. Lar- son, R. Kramp, J. Stewart, E. Escoffierg fourth: B. Feld, N. Glakas, M. Loftus, T. Beers, A. Zack, Chairman B. Helz served cokes at the new snack shack during games. 148 Activities

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Promoters Popularize Publicit The Out-of-School Publicity Committee, under the direction of chairman Carol Thompson, spread the word of WJ activities and honors to local news services. The Special Services Committee under Chairman B. Towles handled the troublesome task of distribution of locks and lockers. Established last year the com- mittee was designed to cope with any problems that fell ouside the jurisdiction of other committees. The active Social Committee, led by Sue Bagwell, sponsored dances such as the S. S. Walter Johnson and the Sno-Ball, giving the proceeds to the SCA treasury. Molly Van Nice and her Welfare C o m m i t t e e achieved prominence twice this year, when they di- rected the Canned Food Drive before Christmas and when they solicited for Share in February. Out - of - School Publicity: first row: G. Miller, B. Colburn, C. Schwartz, C. Thompson, M. Grossblat, T. Wiegmang second: V. De Lappe, L, Stephenson, B. Campbell, S. Braymer, J. Kron- stadt, D. Leivick, R. Racusin diligently gleaned and then sent in to the metropolitan newspapers and radio stations news of school events and proj- ects in addition to maintaining an outdoor bulletin board of school events at Wildwood Manor Shopping Center across the street. Special Services Commit- tee: first row: B. Timbers, B. Towles, D. Patterson: second: L. Conway, D. Hanscom, D. Levine, L. Etheredge. One of the main functions of the Spe- cial Services Committee, established last year to handle all the jobs that didn't seem to fit into any other committee, was to cope with the ever-present problem of lost locks, The locks seemed to appear from out of nowhere, pil- ing up in quantities to number 370 on the walls of the SCA room.