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

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Politic, Philosoph Inspire N S Bill Sprinkle escorts Honor Society inductee Frances Wol fenstein to her place on the stage as Jack Norman, NHS chap Honor Society: bottom row: D. Rodkey, L. Barnhart, R. Traub, E. Cutler, J. King, C. Hardy, J. Dubester, R. Gluckman, L. Gladsden, J. Barrett, R. Ferguson, M. Axilrodg second: S Livingston, J. Pepper, G. Rasmussen, B. Sebring, G. Lourie, A. Molitor, F. Wolfenstein, K. Cohen, J. Hankin, C. Faulkner, K. Erikson, C. Mueller, third: B. Irwin, S. Rutstein, M. New- ter president, solemnly reads the last names of new members to the students, faculty, and parents of new members. man, K. Gilbert, S. Braymer, L. Offutt, C. Payden, J. L. Bentz, M. Hobbs, B. Miller, A. Arena, B. Schmehlg fourth: J. Baxter, B. Law, P. Highby, K. Hutcheson, B. Wickner, A. White, J. Hague, N. Riedel, C. Clayman, S. English, P. McKay, B. Ander- son, L. Gaarden. 148 Activities o

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Dancers Prepare Veteran Terpsichorean Ken Fordyce demonstrates his grace, agility, and poise, while Charles Bell attests to the value of a l strong back for Fi1Lian's Rainbow, a twentieth centry story of the Irish immigrants to the South. Future Business Leaders: bottom row: L. Roberts, M. Clemons, P. McGuire, treasurer, A. Atwood, coordinating council, D. Kerlin, vice-president, second: R. Vanderhook, J. Crocker, presi- dent, C. Lucas, secretary, F. Burroughs, H. Bessio. .f-.., - 1 f as . .rt it Activities 147

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Discussions The National Honor Society in- ducted 57 seniors in November with a modified eligibility requirement: a cumulative B average. The new seniors joined old members in discussion groups which debated the problems of integration and Latin American relations in heated, though friendly, sessions. Sponsor Miss Mar- garet Kauffman and NHS officers obtained guest speakers including Mr. Verne Vance, Jr., who spoke on the advantages of a stronger United Nations. The NHS concluded the year with an induction of juniors and a few seniors. Mr. Verne Vance of the American Association for the United Nations tells NHS members about the financial problems of the UN which were created by the 1960 Congo Crisis. Honor Society: bottom row: R. Redding, S. Allison, A. Perry, A. Showalter, J. Martin, P. Bonn, J. Lowry, S. Somes, L. Flaningam, M. Krotine, B. Burbank, J. Price, second: L. Haynes, J. Ryniker, R. Zweigenhaft, B. Jaffe, J. Kahal, S-. Rich, R. Richards, S. Wolfe, E. Berman, L. Lovry, D. Lerchg third: J. Cannon, S. Kasnett, C. Bell, G. Smith, D. Grantham, C. Baxter, N. Hill, E. Kotz, A. Waksberg, P. Doying, P. Lee, C. Misegadesg fourth: B. Earl, D. Parrish, P. Brethower, W. Sprinkle, J. Norman, F. Glenn, G. Josephs, J. Alexander, J. Fair- banks, J. Hall, G. Mitchell, B. Reuter, B. Ullmann. At the NHS Alumni Tea, WJ graduates Sherry Dittman of Earlham and Peggy Schwind of Bryn Mawr tell Miss Kauffman their impressions of college. . s.....m.w.W .--f -- f i ,vm-..QJ hui 11. Activities 149