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

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Then Fall Under Sponsor's Ban 5 Y 1' Journalism: bottom row: A. Weber, B. Mathews, E. Schwartz- C. Row, J. White, S. Foster, fourth: C. Cranford, K. Moxness, man, M. Scott, D. Hood, second: T. Otis, S. Cohen, L. Butler, M. Rinis, R. Helmes, M. Hare, B. Stanbro agonized over the L. Goldman, J. Marmadukeg third: L. Quase, C. Wagner, quirks and foibles of area printers. l Scattered tl1I'0l1gl1 the fiI'Sl3 five Pitch: bottom row: Gail Grooms, Fran Wolfenstein, editor, Gayle Eiker, business manager, second: Terry Otis, Margaret Sarles, Ann Showalter, Judy periods by Scheduling problems' the Gerber, third: Barbara Heider, Linda Reynolds, Jill Karro. Wtnclup staff cryptically communi- cated by notes, poison pen letters and threats. The copy staff blanched at 17-line captions and pestered club presidents please to hold a meeting for the write-up. Meanwhile, the ed- itors waited for delayed shipments of supplies from the printer and ana- themized the cameramen whose flash cords failed to synchronize with the shutter button. The Pitch staff lost Editor Judy Hermanson to Morocco, but the staff shifted, shuffled, and righted itself competently. After an all-night vigil to see the first paper out on time, the staff righted the printer, too. In January, students leaped at the chance to design a new nameplate for the Pitch. Eighty-nine entrees passed a rigorous inspection, result- ing in the selection of Karen West's entry of the fast pitched ball carrying the school motto. This won her a free yearbook. Activities 129

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Metric Headlin Rhyme or Scan Secretary Lynn Gaarden carefully separates faculty pictures for the Windazp teacher biography sections. Mimi Kahal questions Mr. Joseph Hall, AP corres- pondent covering the Senate, after his talk to jour- nalists. is l' . if 1 ,W - ...ffl Windup: bottom row: C. Luoto, J. Martin, L. Blackman, A. Englemang second: B. Grob, managing editor, A. Waksberg, business editor, C Skartvedt, W. Eagen, J. Hankin, C. Pope, editor, third: R. Pond, L Gaarden, chief secretary, L. Stephenson, J. Hansen, J. Titley, L Lovre, S. Braymerg fourth: D. Stewart, J. Little, C. Hottle, T. Otis B. Reuter, photography editor, T. Raveson. 128 Activities

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Roman Laundry Scr French Clubbers Sharon Pineo, Carol Malmi and Barbara Patterson admire the tri-color of their lingually adopted patria during International Week. Beth Abbey and John Scott triumphantly form the word zamiaque for 168 points in a Latin Scrabble contest with Pam Edwards and Inara Gravitis. 130 Activities utini ed in Donning togas and sipping Wine in true Roman fashion, the Latin Club, sponsored by Mrs. Alice Wash- er, began its activities with a Ro- man banquet at which patrician members stained their togas. When the plebeians refused to rinse the togas, members collaborated in a sa- tirical protest entitled Rinse the Blood off my Toga for the Play Festival. French Club members spent an evening before Christmas singing French carols at Stone Ridge school and in the surrounding area. With their sponsors, Mrs. Jean Williams, Miss Louise Kamenjar, and Mrs. Olivia Yeager, they next plotted a descent on a Washington restaurant where they could experience authen- tic French cuisine. French Club: bottom row: B. Haynes, G. Long, C. Malmi, E. Robertson, J. Shelley, C. Skartvedt, H. Feud, C. Holdenriedg sec- ond: J. Wosser, J. Candela, C. Cole, L. Bills, P. Price, E. Jacoby, J. Greenfield, third: J. Pettit, L. Allen, B. Diebold, G. Hoff, S. Gillock, G. McAulay, J. Wilfert, K. Maghusson, H. Bessiog fourth: B. Patter- son, S. Jones, K. Zinberg, P. Behrens, D. Avery, N. Warren, T. Roach.