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

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A fa-u I ..- f ',v Q- Y-ki'-i 4. , Q 6 T, 5 Below: Dave Prouty, SGA Presiden t, speaks at auditorium opening. PTSA initiates new programs -J fan v . A . XA X X .h x Y 'IIA I 9 5 VN- ,.. , r,x ,a, - x wi Q My vc opxugk K r.. .va L q1,,. P , E, L V' H! AGING gfiyoxxf K-Bk xy, vw 'x ' Nynn 5: - L . I. . . c . 'fix M0 afnnourda 0' iron lc svcurv adequate laws. hw 'T x x M Irfg the CDT? and Dmfvctuvn of chuldren GHC4 x Outh lo bring into closer relation the homo .1'mfI'cs. .x-, f!'.'f gum' 'fx ,HMI Y:'.'.'1'0!'S MGX' COOPl'ldf0ll1fl'Hl 'r 'Uy nn u . r w LWJKTGYIOITOl'Q,1iIdl'Q'i1 uudx ovth C JUN Nui' DUNS CCH n'dL'iUf0I N ning fin' ,:v n'!-YISRDJA'SUCi1LlINh'Jvffocii Us Xml' srwvfa' YO! .ull CTUIJICII GNU! N OMI1 . - x Hu' !.!'Tx'Nfgh'4XUI1frklg'S an plxx 5 rT'c f.rl idiml mmf SPIIIYLNTI n'x4lH 1 ,fi -1- X .W , 3. I - . Dn Donald Reddick ,4-

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faq, has PTSA President Jody Boone Our PTSA is an active unit within WJ's walls. Our 417 members provide from their ranks volunteers who sup- ply many services. On week day morn- ings, parents tutor students having problems reading, thus equipping lVlrs. Dorothy Cardwill, our reading special- ist, with an enormous amount of assis- tance. Another activity in which our PTSA members are a tremendous help is the calling of absent students' homes to find the reasons for absences that day in class. lt is the strong lead- ership of PTSA President lVlrs. Jody Boone, along with the enormous amount of time and energy Dr. Donald Reddick devotes to our PTSA, and the dedication of our members that we can thank for these services and others. Susan Gill volunteers in the attendance -Q Below: PTSA Volunteer Jeanne Hoageland, assists Jim Duffield in readinrl 1r 'ff'tf' T-sr HF' Yi-' ,..ill4' ' ,-'g h 71

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.-'fi N 1. ' - I . ' ' 'Tall 5 -- '.': C '- if 41, 51 ' ' A' FS-i -Ni, ' - .'. .425 A .Abd -su 'i 'i1h n E lsraelandL. Gaffney help replantazalea bushes Koon From row L Gaffney E Israel D Gross M PAC and A popular organization, with over twenty members, our Pollution Ac- tion Committee devoted itself to the preservation of our environment, said Lisa Gaffney, co-Chairman of PAC. The paper recycling dumpster, after being discontinued last year, was operated by PAC on the school's back parking lot. We worked for passage of the bottle bilI,which would eliminate the sale of wasteful nonreturnable bottles in this area. We were also con- cerned with the passage of the Poto- mac National River Bill. To better our school's environ- ment, PAC bought two heavy duty trashcans for the grounds, and trans- planted azalea bushes in the courtyard to save them from the construction. When asked why she joined PAC, Sarah Thorne said, I wanted to do something to preserve our environ- ment. Through PAC I found I could. .45 A 5 'v has