Walt Whitman High School 1967 Yearbook (Bethesda, MD) - Full Access

MOU TAINEERI G CLUB First Row: C. Goldwater, H. Jaffe, M. Kiefer, L. Beaumariage, S. Yoder, K. Heidemann, J. Galhlum, 0. Gelman. econd Row: G. Patterson, P. Day, B. Gray, R. odano, P. Green, P. Winkler, E. pir, E. Beaumariage, J. Philbin. Third Row: 1. Gelman, J. Kramer, R. Vierbuchen, J. Pr ky, . Trevi– thick, J. Leich, . Adam , . Hillhou . Slopes and Fossils Intrigue Students ARCDAEOL GY CLUB Front Row: A. Blocher, K. Cordtz, L. Hoover, . Yoder. Second Row: f. hoi~. L. MiUer, 1. Li, A. Rein– hardt. Third Row: K. Heidemann, A. Winder, L. William , C. Pollack, P. Bowler. Fourth Row: M. Hathorne, D. Hinton, C. Whitten. Fifth Row: J. l in, C. Goodwin, D. Elbert, . Bronner. Rappeling down Old Rag in the henandoah Valley and chimneying up two clo ely parallel cliff in Carderock tate Park w re two of the rock-climbing feat accomplished by the Mountaineering lub. early very ' eekend, the member collected their piton , karabiner ling , and climbinc:r ropes and explored inter ting area liff of olid rock. They aLo planned a train trip to Tuckerman' Ravine in ew Hampshire lo try pring ~kiin"' and climbing on now with piked boots. The burial rit of Indian tribe wa a topic of interest to the Archaeology Club. Anthropology teacher Mr. Richard Abell _bowed lid he look on a ummer archaeological ex– pedition to excavate ancient burial mound alon"' the Illinoi River. John Pre se ky grin in spite of his precariou u pen ion.