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

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E1 'Q Rifle Club: first row: D. Walton, B. McLachlein, B. McKean, W. Howard, W. Marin, L. Kent, C. Johnson, D. Tebow, L. Taylor D. Rawlins, B. Conrad, M. Walton: second: P. Mazzi, M. Howard, practiced their straight-shooting at the National Guard Armory. O I I I O 111 SUCK- S Wlflglllg P011 III AISH Varsity Club: first row: W. Stickney, J. Euler, B. Helz, B. R. Kramp, T. Vermilyea, S. Sonner, B. Berman, C. Romig, B. Hyberg, W. Ligon, D. Franyo, J. Cavin, S. Burdg second: J. Rosbe, J. Topping, R. Rhodes, J. Walker, J. Geiger, fourth: C. Stewart, J. Fairbanks, J. Bollo, M. Ofenstein, B. Irwin, R. Har- Corcoran, B. Hayden, M. Fields, J. Bradeson, P. MacHale, J. ris, Vice-president D. Kilpatrick, President C. Newby, Secretary Hall, D. Yates, P. Barhee, M. Loftus, D. Dierker, B. Ferraz- S. Nelson, Treasurer H. Logan, B. Gerrieg third: L. Williams, zano, P. Gould Sports and Social 183

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LaCrosse Club: first row: A. Zerkin, T. Leflen, E. Lawing, D. Terzian, D. Garlock, F. Glenn, G. Neppleg second: G. Pis- tolas, B. Neilson, L. Williams, F. Gregg, P. Lothrop, B. Irwin, M. Fields, B. Murrayg third: J. Topping, G. Burns, A. Baldu- First-Year Lacro Rifle Club members Bill Conrad and Doris Walton aim their sights down the hall and practice for an upcoming match. son, C. Romig, J. Leiserson, W. Gibson, D. Dressel, J. Chris- tensong fourth: R. Higgins, D. Kemper, M. Cavanaugh, K. Ditzler, A. Childs, T. Godfrey, G. Sarsfield, J. Massie ssc Club Pioneers Throughout fall and winter, the members of the brand new Lacrosse Club practiced faithfully after school every Wednesday afternoon. Sponsored by Mr. Richards, the club organized early in the school year with a membership of over twenty, procured equipment, and began their practices. One of the first high school lacrosse organizations in the area, the club hoped to play a full schedule of matches this spring and eventually to achieve recognition as a full fledged Varsity sport. The Rifle Club, one of the most popular organi- zations in the school, with a team composed of its members, completed a second successful season of competition in this rapidly growing sport. The club chose a team from its members to shoot it out with other area schools in carefully supervised matches using 22 caliber target firearms. The Varsity Club, which honors letter winners in all varsity sports, had its ranks swelled to a rec- ord number this year as more and more boys par- ticipated in athletics. The club's main activitiy was the planning and managing of its annual spring dinner. 182 Sports and Social

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Cheerleaders Spark Spectator g Cheerleaders: first row: Susy Allison, Barbara Cammack, Phyllis Bonn, Louisa Flaningam, Captain Pam Payne, Kathy Marty Long, Barbara Hanscom, Lorraine Ernstg second: Remias, Jane Lowry liven up the most passive of spectators. Majorettes: Janice Lawrence, Jean Dieman, Betty Cole, Patty pose in contrast to their customary twisting and twirling Barrick, Lucy Tolson, and Carol Faulkner assume a subdued routines exhibited at football halftimes. 'f W ff: fl fvfg if? or as B 1s4 spam and Social