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

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Tweeds 'n Things 29 Wisconsin Circle Chevy Chase Marie Feldman displays her new dress while Gay Callahan admires a perfectly matching necklace. Tweeds 'n Things has all the smart clothing a young Washington sophisticate could desire. In addition to sheaths and other dresses, Tweeds 'n Things offers for- mals, kilts, blouses, and skirts. Vineent et Vincent 10241 Old Georgetown Road Bethesda At Vincent et Vincent of Wildwood Manor, there is some- thing more in the air than the odor of the latest hair- conditioning' solution. It is the wonderful individual treatment Suzie Somes and Carol Skartvedt find there. Brookville Valet 7560 Old Georgetown Road A Bethesda When you want to be sure that your favorite dress or suit will be carefully cleaned, you can turn with assurance to Brookville Valet for prompt, outstanding service. Joani Paine and Carol Ness are sure their clothes will be returned fresh and lovely. Just Call OL 4-4400. etionel Capital Real Estate 7927 Wisconsin Avenue Bethesda Robin Pond and Louise Stephenson pause at the entrance of National Capital Real Estate. Catering to the Bethesda-Chevy Chase area, these realtors are foremost in sales, trade-ins, and rentals. They are known for quick results and rapid service. 202 Advertisements

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Da 's Gulf Service 7340 Wisconsin Avenue Bethesda Car troubles are the topic of the conversation between Eve Cutler and George Dabrowsky. In addition to tak- ing care of minor car repairs, Day's Gulf Service res- cues stranded area motorists with prompt road service. Fenner Pentiae 7320 Wisconsin Avenue Bethesda A1 Stamp tries a 1962 Pontiac from Fenner Pontiac while Harry Fridley enviously observes. Fenner Pontiac, among the firms providing a Driver Ed car, encourages student prospective buyers to see their superbly designed automobiles. . Y WMM W , . Capri Uasuals 10251 Old Georgetown Road Bethesda Susan Getsinger admires a chic wool sheath from the selection available at Capri Casuals.. Catering to the taste of high school and college girls, Capri is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday and Saturday. Wildwood T.V. 10217 Old Georgetown Road Bethesda Mary Warnock and Rita Wasielewski examine a phonograph typical of the high quality featured by Wildwood T. V. Besides tape recorders, phonographs, and televisions, Wildwood T. V. stocks tools necessary for T. V. repairs.

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Ed Murrays 3742 Howard Avenue Kensington Bobby Tomb and Jannette Schindell finish their snack at Ed Murrays North Carolina barbecue shop. Ed Murrays offers a wide selection of southern foods, including hushpuppies, barbecue and Brunswick Stew. All of these delicious foods are available in convenient carry home boxes at Ed Murrays. Congressional Plaza Bowl 1665 East Montgomery Avenue Rockville Betsy Harper tries her bowling skill on the lanes of the Congressional Plaza Bowl. Furnished with the most modern and up-to-date equipment, students can receive competent instruc- tion. A well-stocked snack bar serves both hot and cold lunches. Advertisements 203 P. J. ee 1800 Rockville Pike Rockville Linda Conway and Judy Marmaduke examine a furnished display at P. J. Nee. P. J. Nee offers a wide range of styles in dreamhouse furniture, in- cluding early American and contem- porary pieces for home or patio. P. J. Nee's staff of interior decorators will help you make satisfying selections. Goodals- ew 3784 Howard Avenue Kensington Janet Little and Beth Schmel admire a clock from Good As New, which offers e x c e 1 l e n t second hand clothing, fascinating antiques and many household accessories and furnishings -57 -Y'fHfi 'f1 Mi '