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

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Social Committee Drapes Crepe As Social Committee: bottom row: F. Sheehan, S. Somes, P. Osberg, C. Holmes, J. Lamondg third: S. Costello, J. L. Bentz, Shaw, L. Flaningam, chairman, W. Eagan, D. Dubois, C. Port, L. Conway, G. Whitman, G. Ferguson, B. Harper, L. Sanderson, I. Hook, S. Brimg second:'M. Ferguson, M. Hobbs, M. Souk- A. Arena, S. Owensg fourth: J. Cobb, B. Rubin, J. Telfer, B. hanov, S. Bond, C. Skartvedt, B. Tomb, M. L. Krotine, S. Barnes, S. Livingston, T. Manning. The Social Committee brightened student night life by planning and arranging the SS Walter Jolmsfm, the Qztarterback Sneak with B-CC, and the S110-Ball. The committee also decorated the cafeteria for the Sep- tember Orientation, the Faculty Tea, and a Montgomery County Regional Meeting. A highly successful canned food drive netting 10,000 cans for needy residents in Montgomery County was the first Welfare Committee project of the year. The committee also originated the idea of cultural exchange with schools in Latin America. Coordinated by the Alli- ance for Progress, this project was to involve exchanging letters, art work, and other student projects. Similar functions created close co- operation between the Athletic and Financial committees. Operating from the Snack Shack and an aux- iliary refreshment booth, members catered hot dogs and cokes to foot- ball fans, while thirsty debaters at the Forensic League tournament eagerly drained the cokes provided during lunch by the Athletic Com- mittee. 116 Activities Financial Committee: bottom row: B. Hosler, J. Crockerg second: A. Morgan M. Warnock, F. Burroughsg third: J. Jones, B. Jones, P. Pfaug fourth: L Etheredge, chairman, T. Burdette, D. Edwards. f C3 1 5253.

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Promote Foreign Student Exchange Coordinating Council this year substituted pins for monograms as the annual award for extracurricular activities, while also inviting each club to participate in the Activity Fair. Bewildered sophomores from Ken- sington Junior High received an in- troduction to the school at one of the Hospitality Committee's two Or- ientation nights, while North Beth- esda alumni preempted another. The committee continued its service of greeting new students, juniors, and seniors at a December fifth-period tea. The Special Services Committee, SCA troubleshooter, earned the grat- itude of thirsty students by keeping drinking fountains operable, while all students benefited from the com- mittee's distribution of locks. 'x Hospitality Committee: bottom row: B. Baker, B. Jaffe, chairman, E. Cutler, B. Nesbitt, sec- ond: S. Given, L. Hansen, N. Hollander, K. J. Little, J. Crosswhite, L. Marett. Norman, B. Wickner, C. Johnson, J. Burkle L. Casner, T. Holliday, J. Munzer, J. Culp B. Gerrie, B. Murrill. 'W My i I Holmes, J. Barrett: third: D. Norton, P. Lee, Coordinating Council: bottom row: C. Chang, A. Atwood, B. Abbey, E. Cutler, B. Burbank, B. Feffer, D. DuBois, M. Allen, N. Gatlin, M. Kiddar, S. Baxter, second: L. Conway, B. Goode, E. Geiger, J. Oldt, P. - Lee, T. Roane, S. Rigle, K. Bell, G. Nepple, D. Snapp, N. Doolittle, A. Clark: third: R. Feldman, H. Ritvo, QT. Raveson, C. Bell, B. Berman, S. Sonner, C. Schaffer, L. Eth- eredge, B. Taylor, R. Zweigenhaft, P. McKay, fourth: P. Beall, R. McBride, J.

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df' Weather Assists Sno-ball Theme Athletic Committee: bottom row: B. Hill, A. Missakian, D. third: D. Greene, J. Reaves, R. Tomb, C. Romig, C. Hanson, T. Ravitz, J. Fetchkco, D. Chisholm, I. Hook, J. Lamond, C. Manning, B. Hyland, B. Cohen, fourth: F. Hermann, D. Morti- Brimg second: S. Zannelli, L. Grosselfinger, M. R. Allen, C. mer, M. Buscher, B. Kuntson, J. C. Hottlc, J. Hope, W. Gray Baxter, J. Baxter, chairman, G. Beck, M. Hermann, C. Sooterg trained their sights on coke profits. Welfare Committee: bottom row: J. Weil, J. Dubester, E. Haskel, S. Kelley, second: S. Bray- mer, C. Johnson, H. Ritvo, L. Lovre, K. Erick- , V V ,. ' :li k ' I gm. , ,xx Hi Q' K3 h f V --W, 57 song third: E. Kotz, chairman, J. Culp, C. Pay- den, J. Balderson, G. Humphries reaped the fruit of class rivalry in the Share Drive. Activities 117 1