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

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lVlore than sixty tutors comprised our Student Tutorial Service lSTSl, which sailed into its third successful year providing help to students having difficulties in their classes. These teacherly scholars worked at their full capacity, some accepting double tu- toring jobs. The tutors could be seen everywhere, from the library to empty classrooms, with their pupils. Out STS moved closer to achieving its goal of offering tutorial services in every academic department to each and every student requiring extra help. One example of STS's expansion was its tutoring serviceoffered at local junior high schools, for which the tu- tors who participated received hourly wages. Faculty coordinator lVlrs. lVlil- dred Wray explained, At this year's rate of growth, we will soon be need- ing more tutors than ever. Below: Your tutor won't give up. , . f -,-43 Below: The tutors were a welcome gift to many students. First row: left to right: Yvonne Lee, Barbara Siegel, Ruth Rainey, Felicia Harris, Maria Reinwall. Second row: Spon- sor Mrs. Mildred Wray, Carol Che-ever, Amy Rosenthal, Susan Weinman, Cathy Bui, llissa Kimball, Lisa Gaffney, Below: Jon Glazer, James Mann 7., 111 I . '- 'rg 1 ' until you get itl lf' fi - ' l iq v Leetha Yee, James Mann, Nirmala Kanesa-Thasan, Niranjan Kanesa-Thasan. Third row: llana Boin, Linda Cohen, Kathy Lambros, Cathy Vlhlson, Martha Purcell, Emmanuel Fu. Fourth row: Victor Wickerhauser, Uma Bhatt, George Kim, Mary Plough, Nancy McCool, Erin O'Brien, Dan Liebler. gy,- Expanding STS gives students i extra opportunities to learn

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The Student Government Associa- tion of WJ does much more than most people think. On Wednesdays, when all those reps leave class and pile into the chorus room plenty gets accom- plished. But on a few rare days, the council may get stuck on the toilet tissue shortage or on the issue of doughnuts. , Student Rights and Responsibilities booklets were distributed among the students to inform them of their pow- er and help them through hassels. Stu- dent Government is also responsible for change in administrative proce- dures. Thanks to the S. G. A., stu- dents now have a say in which teacher is hired. Students are present and voting at all interviews of teaching ap- plicants. The WJ Student Government Association is constantly working to help our school. M-:i Education Committee ran the student tutorial service which helped many through their difficult school courses. First row: L. Gibbons, K. Bui, D. Harvey, D. Winkler, L. Bruch, M. Stark. Second row: M. Schuster, J. Morrison, H. Holcomb, R. Huey, D. Spiro, F. Espina, L. Gaffney, AL Kanesa-Thasan. Hospitality Committee helped new students adjust in WJ. First row: A. Fletcher, L. Chan, E Wolman. Second row: C King, D. Arbabi E Luebke. Third row: R. Aragon, A. Stallsmith, C. Taylor, U. Bhatt. Bicentennial Committee. Seated: R. Lawrenz, R Moss, S Mahanes, E. Fu, A. Mathias. Standing: C Allen, B. Sherrick, T. Mathias, B. Elzufon. ' Hass- f Student Government Representative Council. First row: D. Kramen A. Hamosh, Fasten R Lewis, D. Stein, S Tannenbaum. Fourth row: F1 Luebke, D. K. Felben L. Gibbons, D. Arbabi, C Dolan, R. Jacobin, C Zusy, R. Masters, R. Prauty, A. Rosenfelol .Si Herek, .L Brown, A. Wagner, L. Chan, E. Mayer, D. Pitts, C. Schwafi .L Hanrahan. Second row: C. Yudd, M Sulit, B. Wolman, .L Nimer, R Beary, Fl. Rachel, B. Duane, L. Maduro, S. Elzufon, C. Cheever, L. Gaffney, C. Magee, .L Hauck, A. Fletchen Third row: .L Lorenzetti, R. Stone. Fifth row: .1 Steinberg, lVL Otis, D. Moore, C Miner. A Student Government, Future Government? 44