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

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... .W Mark Alexander Do you ever hear haunting strains of music as you walk dovvn the halls? Do your friends stroll into class hum- ming little snatches of songs? This abundance of music is attributed to lVlr. Gilbert lVluir and his expert in- struction of our band and orchestra. What would our Homecoming game be like without the band performing during half-time? And who ever heard of an opera or spring musical without our skilled orchestra providing the music? Come on! Listen to the music! -s.,.+-7 0 , A X with the sou nd Front row: J. Gershfeld, D. Lashaf, D. Leak, A. Kirkland, J. Sode, L. Inman, M. Waters, D. Smith, Second: M. Aoki, L. Shore, D. Perry, E. Jaffe, S. Tanenbaum, A. Rosenfeld, B. Pitman, J. Aronson, B. Landers, G. Foster, S. Piecuch, P. Nagelvoort. Third row: R. Masters, M. Alexander, P. Faatz, 71 Porter, J. Wagner, K. lnscae, E. Wones, J. Glazer, D. Prouty, D. Vwllcox, Back row: E. Slaughter, C. Shultheisz, E. Durbin, J. IMcGovern, R. Davis, P. Diffley. of music

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Red white, and bluegrass Every Thursday during activity period, Fred Tippens' room was the informal setting for our Folk Song Club's meetings. There, the members gathered to sing folk songs or to take lessons in banjo or guitar. But these instruments were not the only ones that were mastered by members of this musical club. Among others played were the viola, the harmonica and the clarinet. These were used in performing all kinds of American mu- sic, especially country rock and blue- grass. Gary Ford, Fred Tippens, and Michael Healy acted as sponsors and contributed to the club in their own way, lVlr. Tippens being expert in old country songs and blues, lVlr. Ford possessing a thorough knowledge of mountain music, and lVlr. Healy writ- ing some music of his own. Says llllr. Ford, We all enjoy sharing our American musical heritage with each other. Fred Tlppens Falk Song Club met every Thursday to share drverslflea' musical heritage of our country. Top raw: P. l.?orish, J. Kllnker S Murray M Lodge G Ford M Healy R Burgman. Bottom row: K. Coon, C. Alden, E. O Connell.