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

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Hi-Y's Expansion D monstrates Senior Hi-Y: bottom row: P. M. Phillips, P. Drobny, A. Ruhl treasurer, R. DeWald, M. Kiraly, G. Moyer, J. Munzer, D Diecker, treasurer, K. O'Callaghan, W. Ligon, M. Sweeney, R. Popkin, D. Fegang second: P. Ford, T. Roane, vice-president, D. Hill, secretary, G. Smith, B. Sniink, R. Davis, S. Burns, R. Lou, J. Cammermeyer, G. Cramer, D. Osmond, secretary, third: N. Rosenthal, D. Marriott, D. Fegan, A. Varhus, D. Garlock, Junior Hi-Y: bottom row: W. Moran, S. Korn, M. Czarniecki, B. McKean, G. Griesbauer, R. Stoecklein, vice president, sec- ond: M. Allen, K. Feelemyer, K. Bell, D. Dierker, M. Moore, C H. Bessio, B. Maloney, P. Givan, B. Murrill, J. Butcher, B. Brownell, vice-president, D. Tebow, president, fo-urth: S. Kasnett, chaplain, E. Janus, S. Livingston, president, J. Soule, J. Burkle, D. Anderson, G. Berry, J. Langley, J. Geiger, E. Reaves, J. Blomquist, B. Berman, H. Fridley, S. Tande, J. Green, W. Page. McAuliffe, third: K. Magnusson, C. Hanson, J. Telfer, presi- dent, B. Rosselle, J. Wilfert, J. Hatking fourth: G. McAulay, R. Rable, G. Shipp, D. Warlick, treasurer, S. Embrey. 160 Activities ri 1 - 'im .55 A S, J' 4 'Y I if

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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

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Geometrical Malthu ian Doctrine Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y: bottom row: E. Magruder, C. Jordan, Baxter, L. Ruskin, J. Fields, C. Garlock, A. Green, M. Distad, B. Mathews, N. Gatlin, J. Miller, L. Carothers, K. Donovan, J. J. Boehm, N. Braymer, D. Elliott, fourth: D. Norton, P. Munn, Sewell, M. MacCutcheon, J. Osmondg second: A. Ruebush, L. J. Balclerson, P. Stefany, J. Dimmers, P. Ruegg, A. Comee, P. Burgess, B. McCleary, S. McFarland, S. Diehl, N. Stein, L. Sullivan, L. Jones, C. S-cott, P. Tolson, L. Grantham, raised 3553 Grubb, J. Cranford, E. Robertson, B. Bucher, N. Pistolasg in their bake sale for hard pressed Junior Village. third: D. Stevens, M, Gordon, B. Van Nice, C. Crocker, S. Sponsored by the YMCA, the Sen- ior Hi-Y, under Mr. Andrew Sonner and Mr. C. H. Breedlove, and the Junior Hi-Y, under Mr. John Bram- kamp, exercised their untried Amer- ican muscles in a car wash for char- ity. A unique opportunity arose for the members of all Tri-Hi-Y's and Hi-Y's in February when the Beth- esda YMCA sponsored a speech by Mr. Blair Lee III, former state sen- ator, on legislation. Mr. Lee ex- plained the difference between the legislative powers of the state and those of the county and presented ideas for legislation. Fortified with this new grasp of state government, each club sent two representatives to the model government in Annapolis which offered students a chance to run for state office in mock elections. After the senior and junior Hi-Y's were under way, a sophomore group was organized under Mr. Chauncey Ford. Nancy Stein and Janet Dimmers enjoy open fire cooked hot dogs in the bracing air of early autumn during the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y picnic. Activities 161