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

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Tri-Hi-Y, Hi- Forced to split into two groups, the Senior Tri-Hi-Y fulfilled their motto, Create, maintain, extend. The Omega branch, sponsored by Miss Donna Fitzgerald, created 25 face cloth slippers for Junior Village, while the Tajhas under Mrs. Carol Van Reenan ingeniously produced toy animals and amassed records for the Christ Child Home. The Omegas maintained an interested member- ship through field trips, including one to the National Cathedral. The Junior and Sophomore Tri-Hi- Y's split into morning and afternoon groups to allow greater participa- tion in projects. In addition to the bake sale at Sears, the Sophomores, sponsored by Mrs. Mary Phillips, attended a swimming party at the invitation of the Blair Hi-Y. The officers of the Junior group, elected in the spring, began action early in the fall, following a training weekend at Camp Letts. The train- ing equipped them to help faculty sponsor, Miss Elise Robinson, lead effectively in projects like car wash- ing and packaging and sorting Sal- vation Army canned foods at Christ- mas. Y Unite in nnual Junior Tri-Hi-Y: bottom row: D. Warthen, S. Bond, S. Davis, A. Missakian, E. Jacoby, J. Ford, B. Baker, S. Arnold, N. Ball, J. Schindell, C. Collins, second: G. Acker, J. Woolston, M. Guest, J. Smith, E. Greene, M. Sosa, B. Paulson, D. Rose, D. Ravitz, J. Fetchko, C. Mintz, J. Vance, E. Green, third: M. White, B. Graves, J. Rogers, J. Waters, S. Meatyard, F. Hermann, B. M. Small, S. Miller, R. Martinson, M. May, B. Rikli, fourth: J. Pettit, M. ane, C. Raymond, D. Blundell, B. Hosler, T. Simon, E. Lamiman, C. Blick, B. Hill, C. McMurty, J. Weiss, D. Snappg fifth: P. Powell, S. Roberts, S. Zanelli, C. Carpenter, L. Cryan, M. Wine, M. Daly, D. Chisolm, T. Diamond, B. Jenkins, J. Askren, D. Stricklin, S. Lawrence, J. Kruger, J. McNeely. Omega Tri-Hi-Y: bottom row: D. Kennedy, E. Gaus, P. Brod- Hansen, P. Wrench, M. Coda, J. Bradford, J. Burn, J. Kronstadtg ers, C. Werner, J. Moriarity, B. Bontecou, S. Carragher, M. fourth: A. Weber, S. Pappalardo, H. Palik, G. Long, G. Hum- Feldman, S. Brown, second: B. Heider, C. Payden, C. Port, L. phries, P. Green, L. Gaarden, P. McCormock, J. Moorefield, Roberts, D. Finlay, B. Burbank, S. Fisher, D. Faulkner, M. S. Finnemore, L. Farrelly, R. Pond, fifth: K. Hampton, S. Kidder, B. Mathews, M. McConeghy, G. Callahan, third: S. Freer, V. Lochte, E. Mortland, N. Riedel, M. Miller, D. Dooley, Getsinger, L. Augustine, D. Lerch, S. Given, J. Dematteis, L. J. Pitcher, C. Brandt, C. Baxter, B. Anderson, J. Barron. 158 Activities

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, O O Show Keyettesman hlp With Deed i Q Dorians: bottom row: L. Kassalow, E. Rosenberg, J. Titley, C. Skartvedt, J. Hansen, A. Arena, M. Hobbs, J. Bentzg third: S. Bond, S. London, L. Roberts, J. Lowry, S. Somes, president, B. Harper, J. McNeely, D. Snapp, G. Whitman, L. Conway, R. Ferguson, second: T. Simon, B. Hosler, K. Swartz, S. Stark, D. Patterson, P. Gray, J. Crosswhite, C. Baxter. Keyettes Louise Stephenson and Greta Smith cowtow to a paper mache bovine's whims and pull her past a crowd of exuberant milk drinkers at the Beat B-CC pep rally. Activities 157

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Fall Picnicking Tri-Hi-Y'ers Carol Burch and Carole Cornelius run their eyes over the selection of fudge, white cakes, chocolate chip cookies, blueberry pies, brownies and cupcakes before sampling the wares-so that they will be in a better position, of course, to recommend them to customers at the Tri-Hi-Y Sears and Roebuck bake sale held on October 23, 1962. f Tahja Tri-Hi-Y: bottom row: M. Ferguson, P. Shaw, B. Boe- glen, L. Dando, E. Spicer, president, Anne Leonard, second: A. Molitor, U. Lawlor, P. Simpson, Z. Boley, J. Powers, C. Cornelius, M. Williams, treasurer, third: B. Feffer, E. Shuff, 931 galil' ,..,,,. mmf 1 C. Burch, J. Grant, S. O,Meara, M. Lee, vice president, B. Hyland, chaplain, P. Elliottg fourth: K. Phipps, B. Cohen, C2 Sooter, G. Herman, J. Earle, P. Rudden, P. Stotlar, J. Edwards, K. Kenney. I Activities 159