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

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Knowledge Store: K. Watson, L. Highman, Goldstein, M. Moore, J. F. White balanced books. Select FBLA members and spon- sor Miss Doris Westwood operated the School Savings Bank, a branch of a local savings and loan, offering students savings stamps and bonds. Working under the direction of Mr. Raymond Muller, the seven as- tute members of the school store staff worked mornings and noons to provide the student body with the material necessities of academic life. Meeting teachers' needs, the store stocked paperbacks such as Huckle- berry Finn and The Worldly Philos- 0ph67'S,' students requested Spartan while Kit Watson weakens, Larry Highman remembers School Store tie clips and plastic bags to protect books. Jeanne Lamond exercises her girlish charms to work the price downg but, regulations. Bank: B. Snyder, G. Sarsfield, H. Bessio, A. Atwood, F. Burroughs. Activities 163

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Eager FHA Caters. Bankers Store Led by Mrs. Wanda Waddell, the junior and senior branches of FHA engaged in national, state, and local projects which included speakers on good grooming, knitting, and interior decorating, and a mother and daugh- ter fashion banquet. The girls aided the International Exchange Commit- tee by manning a successful gift bar at the Activity Fair. Girls in the sophomore chapter of the Future Homemakers of America led by Spon- sor Phyllis May made gifts for chil- dren's homes at Christmas. Both groups offered to serve as waitresses at the Quill and Scroll Banquet. , -PQ Ny A if ., kwin .fe . Q f Sophomore FHA: bottom row: M. Vallery, M. Richardson, M. Hogare, B. Haynes, E. Mathews, N. Stein, L. Grubb, second P. Earl, N. Gatlin, A. Spencer, J. Osmond, B. Gamage, C. Ware, J. Cranford, B. Thompson, third: C. Kirby, M. Fink, E. Berg- FHA: bottom row: M. Lane, J. Larson, M. Allen, B. Goode, J. Bentz, president, J. Waters, J. Rogers, G. Ackerg second: B. Hill, J. Fetchko, J. Askren, L. Offutt, J. Fletcher, P. Green, N Gross, M. Sosa, Z. Boleyg third: P. Little, L. Quase, J. Mar- maduke, J. Gooding, E. Horigan, K. Walsh, E. White, S. Bur- Q4 man, J. Geldeimonn, L. Marett, D. Osborne, L. Ruskin, M. Mac- Cutcheon, B. Nesbitt, fourth: S. Ranslow, P. Lebling, J. Stukey, N. Talbert, L. Thomas, L. Lyman, K. Mataxis, B. Maddox, P. Burroughs. row, J. Hallg fourth: M. Young, L. Grosselfinger, J. Kronstadt, S. Trussell, E. Mortland, S. Freer, C. Bickford, J. Hall, C. Brandt formed the upperclass contingent of the rapidly ex- panding Future Homemakers.

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Stalwart Spartan Fini h Strong, Displaying the speed and agility necessary in a lightweight squad, the Spartan turfmen swept the Green M a chin e t o a 8-1-1 record, cap- turing their first Montgomery Coun- ty Championship in WJ's history. Rebounding from a single defeat at the hands of Richard Montgomery, the Spartans crushed two County ri- vals and Northwestern in their suc- cessive contests. Following a week of preparation of school spirit, the inspired Spar- tan defense held the mighty B-CC Barons to a scoreless tie. Ending the season, the Spartans stopped the un- beaten Wheaton Knights and crushed the Indians from Northwood with a 25-point fourth quarter rally. In year-end all-star selections, six Spartans, Jack Blomquist, Barry Ir- Win, Ed Reaves, Cliff Romig, Craig Dearden, and Bret Hart received special honor by area groups. Varsity Football: bottom row: B. Eberlin, manager, J. Cobb, manager, M. Rinis, manager, D. Bohn, manager, M. Moore manager, second: J. Ruth, R. Stup, T. Leibrand, M. Barch, J Bollo, B. Law, W. Ligon, P. Scotty third: G. Thompson, G Bencelow, R. Ward, B. Stevens, B. Spruill, J. Krause, B. Mur- rill, B. Gerrie, E. Reavesg fourth: C. Romig, S.Heibel, D. Bur- rill, J. Langley, B. King, D. Dierker, D. Dierker, D. Ploger, D. Baker, C. Dearden, E. Kirk, fifth: T. McGann, B. Irwin, M. Enders, J. Geiger, B. Hart, J. Blomquist, D. Hoyle, J. Topping, D. Dierker, K. Baumann. 19 523 2 If-ll ,fn