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

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A few classes shifted in the name of progress. I never knew 4 classes could operate out of one cafeteria. v lguess it's all for the better, this construction, .. . 7: H . 2,12 Ag vvvfit-I T' tw E1 4 t -.F I X W I ' C.. ' Jil L 1,4 ef f,-K 3, 1 Him.. ' . '7 'Q i73Tff5ifi5QSQ ?'?H354ge ' X I U - yvlifii k' H ' V I I in 1 , 1 ' - . - t . - 'f 5' , 'ii f 4 .4 YF '-rf ' ' ' f- - AJ'-'-rf -f'-'- -- A 1: , 1 Q- - -- xx 4-I-V . , . . - - N 0 XX A A -,L v ' 'A X 1 '41 4 -rf :J ' .-N -' XX 'W' 'TL ' V ' . - I, 1 Ilimn-so or ri cm do or I l,, ,. ' 1 1 t N L but I miss the closed-off parts of the school, going past an old classroom, thinking of my own special desk that no-one else sat in from 8:45 to 9:40, remembering the new friends I grew to love in that home , hearing echoes of lectures, stories, and activities that built the unique personality of the course that was taught only there. 6 1 nu L Ll. LL I

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PYXH :W if at David Stein enjoys a tasty chocolate-covered donut. Janice Litz and Laurie Fischer dhy into the special birthday lun h s. .i--,,...,.. . ...., , EIWW C. Kenley, 71 Korson, L. Bray As lunchtime rolls around, victims of the mid day munchies quickly form the familiar long lunch lines. But we are told that 11:30 is the proper time to be hungry. We teach our stomachs accordingly. I don't know if I like that thought or not 15

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, t - .. , .u , i gl' iz t, . A. . t ,, , 'u ,' 1, 1 , ,,-' ' And when I saw the first glistening new hall beckoning to me, I felt angry. You intruder! . , Q,