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

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X.. JV Green: first row: B. Davis, M. Doyle, A. Stamp, L. Casner, D. Burrill, R. Ward, J. Krause, G. Berry, J. Geiger, D. Blank D, McKinney, R. Christiang second: R. Heald, R. DeWald, B. inshipg fourth: K. Hanson, T. Snyder, J. Sams, J. Langley Arrotta, R. Parker, J. Trunnell, C. Lee, third: D. Anderson, E. Whitmore, M. Enders, P. Moyer S h' h ' J V V' 'th S lf JV RECORD JV RECORD GREEN WHITE To train a squad for the newly built Walt ?7Vhit- man Senior High School, the Junior Varsity p ayers gf RichaN?PPONENT EJ G .th OEPONENT were divided into two separate teams, which fin- M nt 0 6 Nm hers urg 6 ished their combined season with a record of ten 26 G qthgongery 7 Bott Wood 13 victories, six losses, and one tie. The Green Spar- 13 Batch ellis 7 Ian' 7 tans, coached by Mr. Swick and Mr. Brown, boasted Ci es a' evy 19 Sberwood 12 a notable seven win-two loss record, finished in a 25 P age 2 6 Efchfrd 26 second place tie with Wheaton in the junior varsity 69-FY on gomery league- 12 Wheaton 26 12 Green Team 13 13 White Team 12 16 Bethesda-Chevy The White Team, coached by Mr. Kline and Mr 24 Northwood 0 Chase 6 Alberghini, had a three wins, four losses, one tie 6 Blair 14 0 Wheaton 21 record, becoming the only football team to beat Blair 26 Sherwood 7 JV White: first row: F. Arrotta, D. Turner, J. Yogi, B. Keiter, R. Forbes, E. Janus, C. Thompson, second: R. Stup, P. Groom T. Brust, C. Dearden, B. Bicknell, E. Kirts, E. Reaves, third: G. Cramer, P. Phillips, P. Rask, D. Chamberlain: B. Adgate T. Dunham, K. Bridgford, P. Scottg fourth: G. Burns, A. Balderson, B. Hart, J. Blum, J. Caveney, G. Bell, D. Blankin- ship bowed to the White Team in a heartbreaking 13-12 decision that was the season's peak. 7?-ill'

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partans Rise to Rival Bethesda Mr. Gregory, Doug Eldridge, and AFS student Dal Lam watch as Steve Nelson searches for a re- ceiver over the outstretched arms Coach Miller introduces his '61 varsity squad to the school. of the onrushing line as Bob Gary throws a low, hard block at the tackle. Elusive Bill Hayden, number 24, zips around the corner just there's trouble ahead in the person of number 74 Gaithers beyond the outstretched hand of the Trojan tackle, but burg center Duvall under the lights on October 27 165 Sports and Social

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Green Trips Up Title Bound Blair The WJ basketball team, defeated only three times in twenty games, romped to a second place finish in Montgomery County class AA rankings and a seventh place among the Washington Area's top ten. The team had little trouble in overpowering other County teams, they beat Richard Montgomery, Northwood, and Bethesda-Chevy Chase twice each, ending the season with a fitting win over our B-CC rivals. Coach Alan SWick's team also avenged an early loss to Wheaton in the second game with the knights, 74-72. In the first Blair game, at home, the Blazers left the court with a 59-51 victory, but when the Spartans invaded Silver Spring, they easily de- feated the defending state champs, 74-61, a climax for our best basketball season. Varsity Basketball: first row: E. Van Brant, G. Beck, W. Page, J. Finch, second: J, Blomquist, Captain D. Yates, D. Kilpatrick, E. Lamiman, B, Borror, J, Beebe, B. Barnes, S. Nelson, D. Pollock, J. Lukens, C. Newby, B. Moeller, J. Fairbanks spent long hours after school perfecting their passing, shooting and dribbling in addi- tion to the assortment of tricky plays which completely flummoxed their bewildered opposition and enabled the team to score 1,395 points in the course of 21 games. Varsity Record WJ Opponent 63 High Point 63 Wheaton 71 Wilson 60 Bethesda-Chevy Chase 66 Alumni 75 Richard Montgomery 80 Gaithersburg 54 Northwood 55 High Point 74 Sherwood 51 Blair 62 Landon 65 Bladensburg 74 Wheaton 80 Richmond Montgomery 72 Bladensburg 72 Northwood 66 Mackin 74 Blair 60 Mackin 48 Bethesda-Chevy Chase no Sp r