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

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Junior Gridmen, Cagers A hieve Baby Spartan quarterback Billy Tomb cuts right on an end run in the JV victory over Blair. Doug Chamberlain clambers over a defending line-backer in a desperate effort to grab the pass. Football JV: bottom row: J. Goldstein, J. Campbell, J. Evans, H. Titlow, G. Berman, D. Chamberlain, D. Hood, D. Forsythe, A. Negusg second: M. Thill, W. Poole, D. Gargiulo, G. Page, G. Holtje, E. Kellmaer, C. Rohrer, B. Barnes, C. Carter, third J. Brummitt, J. Verhulst, B. Robertson, A. Hollister, A. Balder- son, D. Stradinger, R. Long, W. Miller, B. Bailey, H. Danverg fourth: A. Feld, R. Carlson, M. Grant, P. Moyer, R. Horn, D. Crichton, J. Lowe, R. Rable, J. Burke, B. Tomb, J. Morris smashed to a winning season.

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Place 6 on County All-Star Squad Record WJ Opponent 14 Bladensburg 6 6 Richard Montgomery 19 26 Blair 6 13 Sherwood 0 34 Northwestern 20 0 B-CC 0 13 High Point 7 26 Gaithersburg 0 13 Wheaton 7 32 Northwood 10 Joe Bollo, Ed Reaves, and Montgomery Ward come up from the secondary to chop a Gaithersburg back for a loss as he cuts left. Taking a break with a cool towel, defensive end, Ed Reaves, watches the offensive machine drive toward a touchdown. A Hit with a crushing tackle by Ed Reaves, a RMHS back fumbles into the waiting hands of Cliff Romig and Steve Sonner in the Spartans September 8 18-6 loss to the Rockets. HK ,W ,ug3'4S .. Y Activities 165

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Winning Year i The Junior Varsity Football team, coached by Mr. James Kline and Mr. Thomas Alberghini, compiled a win- ning record this season with five triumphs and four losses. The team spent long hours training to perfect tackles, blocks and feints, as well as devoting intense practice to such complex plays as options and double reverses. All of this training paid off magnificently as the squad trounced Gaithersburg, B-CC, Peary, Northwood and Sherwood to prove their capacity to lead the Green and White varsity to victory in the coming campaign. The baby basketballers, coached by Mr. George Thompson, drove their way to an even nine and nine slate. Several knotted up scores contribut- ed to the adrenalin output of the spectators as Good Counsel twice nipped the Spartans by two points, 31-29 and 42-40. The boys outdis- tanced several taller teams by sub- stituting speed and agility for height, Gaithersburg and Sherwood both failed to stop the Spartans. Two B-CC players block Craig Rohrer's shot, but the Spartan JV crushed the rival Barons. Basketball JV: bottom row: P. Corddry, G. Holtje, E. Campton, Solsky, R. Crosswhite, S. Sessoms, A Feld C Rohrer dribbled A. Stein, B. Park, R. Deutsch, second: J. Morris, B. Bailey, P. and drove. I