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

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At a Physics Club meeting, Alfred Whaley and Dave Parrish examine Roger Traub's demonstration of wave diffraction. Biology Club: bottom row: G. Nepple, P. Beall, A. Schwenger president, J. Ricker, secretary, E. Cutler, R. Backusg second N. Gardner, K. Fordyce, L. Vierstein, S. Specht, J. Hatkin, B Kameras, G. Murphy, third: B. Schmehl, J. Rhudy, C. Owen Bio Club Dbserves KTTH Physics Club: bottom row: Q. Smith, G. Moye, J. Hart, W. Murrayg second: R. Shaw, L. Highman, B. Sprinkle, D. Shimaski, R. Traubg third: B. McLachlen, E. Eisenberg, C. Lewis, W. Page, J. Willier, L. Barnhartg fourth: T. Goss, N. Jeweler, D. Parrish, M. Swartz. , B. Shaller, B. Morris, J. Bucky fourth: F. Burrough, T. Bur- : dette, J. Harrod, H. Altland, C. Misegades, T. Anthony, A. Buck radiated enthusiasm over the films on radiation which , the club presented. 136 Activities

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Carbide Lamps Spot Cave Wonders U Bridge Club: bottom row: Sally Lawrence, Shelly Rich, Reid Feldman, president, Judy Dubesterg second: Jim Colbert, Tom Brust, Bob Lawrence, Joe Munzer, Debbie Snappg third: Tren- Chess Club: bottom row: Bill Wickner, Bill Pearson, Jim Pepperg second: Jon Feldman, Roger Traub, Barry Korb, Hernan Drobnyg third: Bill Ullmann, Rocky Crosswhite, Dave fi 4, K F odd! 10? we 2 ,fi 1 fr 3 ton Ruebush, J. K. Sonnen, Ken Cohen, Bill Dean, Chuck Hardy learned the Goren point system for calling' a spade a heart, a diamond, or a club. Parrish, Trenton Ruebushg fourth: Bruce Canet, Lee Pittle, Howard Titlow, Bob Holland fought it out among themselves to determine the first five players. sm-sv Eff

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Irradlatlon Phenomona on Rats The Physics Club, led by Mr. James Miers, concentrated on theo- retical physics, astronomy, amateur radio, and acoustics. Among the re- search projects dreamed up by imag- inative club members was the con- struction of a telescope. Mr. Harrison, alias the snake charmerf' kept the Biology Club operating. Speakers on underwater swimming, high altitude research, the taxonomy of tropical fish and radiation biology introduced club members to concepts such as bends and tracer elements. The club mem- bers put this theoretical knowledge to work in a radiation laboratory and in typing blood of the members. The sanguinary Future Nurses of America, sponsored by Mrs. Dimmie Wilkes, the nurse, attended an open- house tea at the Washington Hospi- tal Center in October to learn what other future nurses and some present nurses were doing with their helpless patients. FNA bottom row C Chang L Cantwell presldent G nington third M McGee, H. Camlier, E. Chererg fourth: Doying second L Brown P Broders J Middleton D Dun M Sehok A Olmstead, L. Reynolds, B. Windtberg, S. Zannelli. Activities 137