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

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Below: Greg Howland l.Y1'lI l fffllh D-l-...l-h.. IA--- o-,.n:- n,- , - .. - ... . . I 99 I -4 ., . X, , vi' c3Wfi4 sf 59 STRIDER5 Indoor Track Team. Sitting: 71 Kane, V. Cooper, S. Gibel. Second row: M, Epstein, J. Sandlin, D. Popkin, G. Howland, P. Botkiss, A. Kiebuzinski. Third row: B. Keehn, A. Liebler, H. Mesa, M. Guay, M. Liebler, K. Felber. Fourth row: J. Brauer, D. Moore, C. Klrkley, D. Liebler, Jerry Kline, coach of the team. Indoor track ties in race for championship Our Indoor Track Team was not I only District 2 Champion, Class ABC, but was also Montgomery County, Class A, Co-champion. The 30 mem- bers attributed their success to the determination, dedication, and team spirit that was pushing them on to practice at least 6 days of the week sprinting around our halls. lVluch of the credit was also extended to the sponsor, Jerry Kline, who steadfastly worked with his team, delivering en- couragement and advice to them from the side-lines. Karen Felber. Below: Mark Epstein. l 170 li

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'Q ff Viiili , 1 , I 4 ,-.,-5 , is an endless parade of runners. ll s H Bauer Popkin pushes to the front. .. ,.,..1 QAM' ' 'l -741 ' ',':U.J AJ. tgqygl15eJ'?,f- NWYWW - k. Andy Liebler ' s- T v Liebler edges up on Georgetown runners. .Nw - -2 Running an average of eight miles a day, lifting weights and doing sit-ups our cross-country runners conditioned themselves for the show downs with upcoming competitions. Such practice rewarded our team victories against Wooton and Einstein. At the George- town University Invitational Cross- Country 'lVIeet, Dan Liebler placed seventh among the four hundred run- ners competing. This .was the second year for the girls' team and a good year too, for the county expanded girls' competi- tion and added a County Champion- ship. With this addition, future teams are sure to have more participants. 169 '

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Whitman Poolesville Gaithersburg Rockville Churchill Woodward Seneca Valley Richard Montgomery Damascus Wootton Volleyball QUE: IHNSU' Kathy Stevens saves a low shot. iris' volleyball istory with undefeated season L. L. Fomager, L. McAllister, and C. Nfda. For the first time in our history, our Girls' Volleyball team played un- defeated through the playoffs. With a stupendous record of 12 wins to no losses, the smooth playingand clock- work timing of our victorious team speaks for itself. Although teams from local high schools Blair, Churchill, and Woodward, presented us with steep competition, our team triumphed over them all and eventually moved to the finals where we conquered Einstein, who, until then, had been undefeated. The true sentiment felt for the team was most adequately expressed when Coach John Wetherill said, They were truly an outstanding team. makes school R alla, ,r'fr.,,,,- ,-f .. -545,5 lf i - 1 . 4 -' ' ' ref'-.'f.yQ-mn, H.. .I 4 ' ' ' . ' . . .mg-1,-A4-Q.. - . ' .1- . Q A' , 5 C . 1. . V ., ., 4-1mM.'rffr.p'i,,.- . j .,., .-. t.m--- .-.-we , , C. Leanel. Below: P. Smink