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

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Deutsch Devotees Scrabble Weekly '!P 'lib Spanish Club: bottom row: G. Lourie, M. Lomas, B. Baker, Burrows, S. Pappalardo, L. Lovre, S. Bell, S. Kopling fourth C. Hardy, G. Johnesg second: L. Whaley, M. McGee, G. Potter, D. Gray, D. Osmond, A. Clark, D. Chaffee, M. Lee, H. Leich E. Gaus, L. Carithers, B. Jaffeg third: M. Jones, F. Reyes, D. burned to taste Mexican food. At a Spanish Club meeting. President Marina Lee terminates a flamenco dance, stamping her feet, as astounded Sylvia Bell watches. Captain Charles Clark tells the Spanish Club of Cuban peasants' lives, illustrating' with slides. l ,ffA' iz'........- 'M .A.m.i' -P' 11 Activities

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Spanish Scholars Survey Cinema? Including many membersswho had visited or lived in Latin nations south of the border, La Sociadad Hispaiia-Americana, under the spon- sorship of Mrs. Blanca Wright, spoke Espaiiol at all meetings. A Spanish language film, Juana la Loca, drew the enthusiastic patronage of the club, which also heard a fascinating and informative lecture illustrated with slides on the life of the Cuban campesino from Captain Charles Clark of the United States Navy. Deutsch students with a penchant for culture sparked the German Club, sponsored by Mr. Oliver Hoge, to a study of German Kultur, Wagner and Beethoven concerts, films on the country supplied by the German em- bassy and travel bureaus. They rein- forced their capacity zu sprechen Deutsch by scrabbling for high point scores with German Clubs at other county high schools. 5 Second: K. Bell, R. Spaulding, S. Braymer, H. Ritvog third: German Club: Bottom row: I. Gravitis, C. McMurty, S. Sophar German Club President Tom Holliday discusses plans for the activity fair with Deutsch Club members as Sponsor Oliver Hoge listens like Mona Lisa K. Verhoeff, P. Phau, J. Harrod, P. Brethouwerg fourth: G Sarsfield, T. Holliday, H. Von Burkle.

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Spelunkers Burrow Under Earth, Spelunking: bottom row: Wayne Dawson, Denny Davidson, third: Marit Astrup, Nina Astrup, Steve Dolinsky, Randy vice-president, Jeff Dando, president, Gary Nepple, second vice-president, second: Lee Dievendorf, Richard Meade, Bill McLachlen, Arthur Schwenger, Greg Watkins, Bart McCanng As carbide lamps lit the dusky path, members of the Spelunking Club burrowed deeper into Whit- ing's Neck Cave, West Virginia, with the arrival of spring Weather, the club, sponsored by Mr. James Walsh, tested their skill in Jone's Quarry Cave, John BroWn's Cave and an un- explored cavern near Luray, Vir- ginia. Meeting twice weekly, Chess Club members vied for one of the five places on WJ's team entry in the Metropolitan Chess League. Top players from WJ competed in the fast-moving DC Chess League, an organization sponsored by the US Chess Federation. The Bridge Club spent the year in intersquad competition under the direction of Sponsor Raymond Mul- ler. Twenty membersxvied for a place on a two-man team tdjrepresent WJ in an area scholastic tournament. Winners were given a chance to com- pete against all-star Eastern compe- tition in New York City. 134 Activities Davis, treasurer, Mickey Forbes, Jim Rash, fourth: John Williams, Peter Beall, Dale Garretson, Guy Springer, Howard Titlow, Roger Ide, Rick Walker, Dave Webb. Paul Johnson smiles slyly as he prepares to Work the final effect of his Caro-Kann Defense opening with an inspiring return of QB-KR 6 check.