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

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Windup s Big Four fn pictures left to right Judy Warner Editor fn Chief John O Donnell Copy Editor: Donna Mnkler, Scheduling Editor,' Joel Dorfman The objective of the Windup staff is to create an original yearbook, and, with these words of Judy Warner, Editor-in-Chief, in mind, we set to work. Incorporating the Bicentennial into the Windup brought new ideas to everyone on the staff. They were slow in coming at first, but once layouts were assigned things began to roll. The large size of our new room helped to relieve the tension and confusion of cramped working area. However, the extra space could not provide solu- tions to everyday problems as we had hoped it would. Traditional difficul- ties of not being able to catch a teach- er for an interview, kidnap a photogra- pher in a moment of desperation, and transfer intriguing thoughts from an empty mind to a sheet of copy con- tinued. As a result, our lunchtime be- came just another name for that extra hour during school devoted to finish- ing layouts, soul-searching fOr head- lines and discussing general problems. Deadlines piled up behind us while, looking ahead, we saw only more work. A smiling face wasn't always the portrait of a Windup staff mem- ber, but with the completion of the yearbook, the satisfaction and pride of the staff showed through. element of success

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T in-um ,4 ads: ' Things can 't be all that bad! Photographers. Lyihgz Lira Wain. First row: Ray Aragon, Phil Klinkon, Darius Arbabi, John Shekarchig Second: Tony Pagonis, Theresa Lynch, Bill Fairchild. Not pictured: Benjamin Bromley, Ronald Wright. r' '-rr 3213. .1 . timmy,- .' S5 jig?-' '-'-'ri ' n- qc' 1 Q ' Above D Arbabi T Lynch T Pagonis. A i Q, T 1 6.3. 'Jw A A ' 4 Concentration by the editor and staff is crucial in making a successful yearbook. Below: Decisions! Decisions! Decisions! kilt! hi-

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Achtung: smiles, struedel ' 3 T .V I Hg' 1: JT , -1 i I G 3 an x' V V xx I 1 EI Rich Southers, Jim Schreiner. Below: Goofing around are J. Schreiner, A. Zavala, G. Sigler. and spy spoofs! R. Sourhers, P. Guroff Attending the Oktoberfest, a German celebration of autumn, was our German Club's first major activi- ty. They enjoyed the celebration's German craft displays and the German Folk Song Band that played through- out the day. Under the leadership of lVlr. Oliver Hoge, the cIub's ten members traveled downtown to visit the West German Embassy. There, with German clubs from other area schools, the club saw a film on Germany and had the oppor- tunity to talk with an embassy offi- cial. Continuing the two year tradi- tion, the club produced a German TV Below: Deutsche Klub. P. Cohen, P. Gurofh G. Sigler, J. Schreiner, A. Zavala. 3 l muse show. Past shows have included a German spy spoof that was shown at the Oktoberfest this year. The club also exhibited a float in the Home- coming parade and visited the Penn- sylvania Dutch Country.