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

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Sweep of First County Tournament Debate Team: bottom row: R. Winkler, C. Pope, S. Kelley, C. S. Scolnik, P. Brethouwerg fourth: B. Eckert, J. Norman, L. Hardy, H. Matloffg second: K. Cohen, J. Colbert, P. Gerber, Etheredge, A. Blasky, J. Harrod started debating free trade, T. Pohlman, B. Edwards, I. Pfaug third: R. Gonzales, H. Ritvo, then switched to a Latin American Common Market. Debater Jack Norman listens as Judy King reads a quotation from A.B. Sparboe of the American Chamber of Commerce advocating international trade. At a Drama Club meeting, Alice White displays her versatility by doing an im- pression of a frog as Charles Bell, uninterested, surveys the newspaper. K Y r X ,XX 5 Activities 121 ' .....f an

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Debaters Freey Trade Words in ,fam The new Montgomery County Fo- rensic League, strongly backed by Principal Henry Gregory and spon- sor Virginia Hall, was organized this year. The League included 10 Coun- ty schools which participated in three tournaments, including varsity and JV debate. The debaters also dis- cussed a Latin American Common Market at college-sponsored tourna- ments. The Acting and Production sec- tions of Miss Eileen Kelly's Drama Club collaborated to enter three plays in the One-Act festival: The Pre- cious Damsels, The Boor, and Impromptu The Drama Club also put on Fantasia in early fall instead of spring. Alice White interprets a poetic 'work at the It first Montgomery County Forensic Tournament. Dramatics Club: bottom row: E. Axilrod, G. Suarez, E. Cutler, F. Hermann, J. Cross- white, A. White, president, M. Miller, J. Woolston, E. Jacoby: second: J. Kronstadt, P. Tolson, L. Wagner. A. Eden, G. Potter, L. Hansen, L. Beers, L. Crary, J. Pepper, P. Earl, M. Downing third: V. Verdier, D. Hodges, S. Lipsen, P. Chaconas, C. Cole, J. Candela, T. Pohlrnan, E. Janus, M. Pearson, B. Harper, C. Bell, H. Palik, M. Ellis: fourth: W. Story, A. Clark, L. Brissman, S. Bell, S. Koplin, B. Baker, A. Blasky, C. Scott, M. Fink, C. Shutz, D. Edwards, P. Broders, T. Holliday. 120 Activities

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'Spectator' Staff Reviews Copg The nine member Spectator Staff, chosen at the beginning of the year by the sponsor, Miss Donna Fitz- gerald, received manuscripts for pub- lication in WJ 's annual literary mag- azine. The staff read, commented, and discussed papers with regard to originality, creative idea, and fresh- ness of expression. Spreading news of the school's activities to the outside world were Mimi Kahal and Jill Karro. These students, selected by Mrs. Evelyn Wittman, Pitch sponsor, contributed weekly to the two local newspapers, the Bethesda Tribune and the Mont- gomery County Sentinel. Students with creative propensi- ties gathered to expand their literary horizons in the Creative Writing Club, sponsored by Mrs. Jean Phifer. Members read short stories, poems, 7 ..,i rife? ' its .J A - 01' plays 310ud- to the group, which Local Columnists: bottom row: E. Schwartzman, J. Karro second: M. Kahal discussed them. The best of these raced to meet deadlines with live news for a column. were submitted to the junior maga- zine, Steelers, and published by it. Spectator: bottom row: M. Axilrod, M. Graham, L. Rubinstein: the volumes of Addison before selecting work for Steeles. second: J. Wang, J. Varnon, M. Sheldon gave their nights to wi? Na