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

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Junior Tri-Hi-Y: first row: M. L. Krotin, C. Faulkner, P. Shaw, L. Fox, B. Mathews, M, A. Coda, M. Warnock, L. Steep, R. Rdeeing, Secretary B. Pritchett, S. Gerhardt, B. Jaffe, M Clemons J. Stern M. Twiss J. A. Grant S. 0'Meara' second S. Osberg, S. Ovsiens, C. Pdyden, J. Barrett, M. Mittendorff, C. Robey, B..Anderson, G. Hunphries, J. Hermanson, J. Marma- duke, P. Elliott, P. Simpson, N. Hill, C. Sooter, G. Hermann, B. Cohen, third: C. Johnson, N. Meyer, M. Richeo, J. Fresh, S Fisher, S. Freer, V. Lochte, D. Kennedy, G. Callahan, President B. Feffer, P. Stotlar, Chaplain B. Hyland, J. Barron, A. Molitor, D. Grantham, E. Lancaster, R. Ferguson, fourth: D, Lench, S. Given, P. Gaffney, C. Baxter, M. Miller, M. Wilkes, E. Mort- land, J. Toppingf, Vice'President L. Gaarden, K. Hampton, Treasurer M. Feldman, A. Thomas, L. Greeley, C. Bickford, J. Gersack, S. Foster, E. Spicer Tri-Hi-Y Splits b Binar Fission Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y: first: J. Hardy, J. Brewer, P, Ryan, L. Kerner, D. Ramsey, C. Hermanson, P, Lovejoy, D. Rose, sec- ond: G. Goodman, B. Harper, N. Stanmeyer, L. Green, B. Graves, G. Coleman, D. Ravitzg third: C. Mintz, K. Zornig, F. Hermamm, J. Vance, M. May, C, Gibson, J. Shaw sponsored a bake sale for the benefit of the YWCA Service Fund, and then plunged into the frantic Christmas rush at the Christmas Bureau to act as volunteer aides. Along with the other Sopho- more Tri-Hi-Y's they sponsored a dance and practiced the principles of good citizenship by taking over and running the three branches of the Maryland State Government for one day at Annapolis. Activities 153

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Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y: first: P. Henley, S. Rudiman, D. Warthen, S. Bond, L. Viernstein, J. Wyatt, J. Woolston, J. Coda, A. Mis- sakian, S. Arnoldg second: L. Cryan, T. Simon, K. Frazier, B Hosler, J. Kruger, D. Pettit, S. Lawrence, B. Hill, D. Strickling third: J. Dryden, H. Romberger, C. Shirk, S. Guliano, S. Koller M. Kesecker, L. Kolb, K. O'Connorg fourth: C. Marei, N. Sum- Punch drunk president of Junior Tri-Hi-Y Club, Lynn Gaarden, turns amateur moonshiner as she distills fifteen gallons of homemade lemonade to be used as refreshments at the annual fall induction ceremony of new members. merwell, C. Moldawes, G. Whitman, M. Leeserson, P. Gray, J. Davis, D. Himes met with the YWCA and had regional meet- ings with other area Tri-Hi-Yls at Annapolis, Maryland, and at various high schools to coordinate activities between the clubs and get new ideas for more club projects such as fund- raising, car washes, etc. Key Clubbers Hal Logan and Phil McHale lower the Ameri- can and Maryland flags after school. The Wheel Club is in charge of raising the flags in the morning and the Key Club of taking them down in the afternoon. 162 Activities W' A' 52. ' 5 K L2 . X - -, ll

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