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

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Wielding bat and determination, grim Rick Carow steps back inning of the Spartans disappointing 6-1 loss to the Sher and watches a low curve drop over the plate in the third wood Indians Varsity on April 5 here on our field Diamondmen Stir Llp League Pla Varsity Baseball: front row: R. Carow, K. Ahearn, J. Bollo, D. Hoyle, A. Stampg second: D. Clark, B. Clark, J. Fox, M. Ofenstein, H. Fridley, B. Robinsong third: D. Hale, C Newby B. Law, J. Beebe, S. Hopkins. 3, ..j' NJ? 172 Activities 1 'alert-Sem 55 nu X. ,ff

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Indians-Pride Com Before a Fall Q Grappler Jerry Swan buries his head on the mat as he tries to unlock his arm from the hold of a Gaithersburg opponent. l962-3 Record WJ Opponent 21 Suitland 12 27 Northwestern 25 19 Gaithersburg 19 34 Peary 6 22 Springbrook 17 24 Northwood 15 18 Wheaton 19 34 B-CC 11 21 Blair 15 Wrestling Varsity: bottom row: D. Garlock, P. Yates, S. Korn, M. Adrianse, M. Allen, E. Blanchard, J. Massieg Second: R. Heald, M. Kiraly, A. Ruhl, B. Ligon, R. Davis, R. DeWaldg third: K. Van Meter, J. Greeves, J. Davis, D. Mortimer, D. Roberts, E. Reaves, W. Ligong fourth: J. Bradeson, J. Swan, J. Geiger, M. Barch, J. Burkle, B. Irwin, M. Kowalski played India-rubber men. Mighty Mite Mike Adrianse pulls his opponent back before twisting him to the mat in the Northwood match of January 25. Activities 171

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I 962 RECORD WJ Opponent 1 Sherwood . . . 7 Northwood . . 2 Blair ........ 6 Good Counsel 10 Wheaton .... 0 B-CC ............... 4 Richard Montgomery . . . 3 Gaithersburg ....... 4 Sherwood .... 1 Blair ........ 5 Good Counsel . . . 3 Wheaton .... 2 B-CC ................ 2 Richard Montgomery . .. JV Baseball: front row: B. Drake, A. Schneider, G. Mitch- ell, B. Keiter, D. Winter, second: J. Sams, D. Green, D. Mc- ....2O ....1O ..- ..- ..- ..- .-. The Varsity Baseball squad, suit- ing up seven juniors in the starting lineup, displayed unerring skill but lacked the polish that only experience can acquire. Off to a slow start, the diamondmen jelled late in the season, running up a six win and eight loss record under the direction of Coach George Thompson. In defeating the Montgomery Coun- ty leader, Wheaton, twice, the Spar- tan nine rammed the League stand- ings into confusion and revenged an earlier football defeat, while a split with neighbor B-CC intensified the growing Spartan-Baron rivalry. The Baby Baseball Spartan, in fighting through a 12- game schedule in true Spartan fashion emerged with seven wins and five losses against County Junior Varsity competition. A strong infield and hard-throwing pitching staff led the JV to a season laurel-laden for the Big Train. Balderson, P. Ford, B. Griffiths, third: Mr. Stavaski, Kinney, A. U I M. Skoglund, J. Krause, M. Enders, D. Anderson. C. Giuikin, its Qin v v ' r avi..-A