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

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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

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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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Pom pon Girls Practice Precision Whatta you want? . . . Victory With the cheerleaders as instigators, this cry, in varying degrees of intensity, swelled the gym as the pressure of that 48-48 tie became too much to bear. The girls, guided by a newly published circular from the Maryland Athletic Association which dis- couraged suggestive cheers and emphasized instead short, simple, and meaningful ones, demonstrated ingenuity in the creation of two new cheers Center, End and Victory, Louder. In addition to the traditional marching drills, the Pom pons this year helped cheer the It's Academic team to a near victory at repeated contests. Since the team could not see its score, the girls held up their green pom pons when the team was winning and the white when they were losing. This clever signalling proved an enormous boon to the score- concious team. The majorettes were fortunate enough to be able to accompany the band on its trip to Needham, Massachusetts. A week later the tables were turned as they became the official WJ hostesses to the vis- iting Needham group. Ebullient Cheerleader Captain Pam Payne personifies the en- thusiasm that made this year's squad the peppiest ever. Pom pons: center: Captain M. Allen, clockwise from far left: C. Jerome, T, Ginger, M. Mills, P. Weddle, R. Bradley, P. Rebel, K. Hampton, P. Stotlar, S. Seymour, S. Anfinson, S. Kenner, E. Hight, C. Thompson, B. Feffer, L, Fritz, K. Church, B. Jafee, B. Pritchett, V. Dahan, G. Miller, C. Sewall, C. Foster, J. Barrett, D. Dubois. . ,, , 1 .,.' UL.. ,f .,. Y ' ff, ',f,x.,f,x-, 55594 r , gl .. W 9 l W it Vu ' Sports and Social 185