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

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Cooperation Key to Carwash As Key Club bottom row D Burrill T Stanford R Watkins Etheredge J Hartley, A. Balderson, P. Archambault, L. Cas- J Valenza B Gerrie H Fridley second J Norman M Shel ner fourth S Hopkins, J. Murphy, B. Park, J. Frankel, J. F don B Davis R Ward J Beebe B Law third B Hart L White D Hoyle president. With Halpine Rotary Club replac- ing Bethesda Rotary Club as spon- sor, the Wheel Club promoted several new activities. Club members, under direction of faculty sponsor, Mr. Lewis Sanford, volunteered to raise the flag in front of the school every morning, rain or snow, and, acting as an auxiliary police force, held ropes at basketball games to keep joyous spectators from mobbing the team. Patrolling the school overnight before the B-CC game, they guarded the school against over-exuberant Baron Rooters. Key Club boys turned detergent and elbow grease into profits for their treasury at the annual car- wash at Wildwood Manor. The boys' clarion voices also added to the club's solvency by hawking programs to identify left tackles and musical pieces at school events. Spurred by sponsor, Mr. Bruce Sivertsen, the Key Club raised 51,000 for their second annual scholarship, won last year by Jan Engleman. Let's maintain a crack Key Club, says Gen- eral Sivertsen to recently inducted member, Bret Hart, as they amiably review the back- breaking car wash detail. Activities

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droitl Enter Se ect The pian it Quill and Scroll: bottom row: J. Karro, F. J. Gerber, K. Cohen, C. Popeg third: D. Wolfenstein, M. Sarlesg second: S. Braymer, Stewart, L. Flaningam, J. Soule, B. Grob. Quill and Scroll banquet planners Janet Hansen, Dini Stewart, and Carl Pope, contemplate the planned menu for the sumptuous meal. Alice White is delighted by Thespian Charles Bell's poetic speeches in re- hearsal for the Senior Class Play, The Importance of Being Ernest. Sl TE Q llam- Activities 153 X s . 5' V -Q: ' A krk X . f A K 15,-Wi., ,.,, W , , 2 U . . ' X 2 K X s E E

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Motorists Wheel into Wildwood 1 'lisa XM' -rf-4 Vg-Lf Wheel Club President Joe Fairbanks demonstrates his skill with a soapy sponge under the critical eyes of an observant Wheel Club: bottom row: S. Heibel, C. Schaffer, B. Irwin, J. Baxter, J. Fairbanks, B. Spruill, S. Sonner, J. Blomquistg second: D. Green, J. Cobb, E. Tabor, B. Taylor, B. Frosh, D. neighborhood boy at the Wheel-Key Club Car Wash, one of the first joint activities of the two service clubs. Dierker, R. Zweigenhoftg third: F. Couper, D. Dierker, J. Evans, C. Dearden, J. Hall, J. Culp, S. Tande, J. Langley, B. Clark carried on the key-wheel rivalry. Activities 155 l f l