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Northwood High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)

 - Class of 1958

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A school ns many cllfferent things leamlng sports exams dances but most of all a school us people The teachers who lnstull love of learnmg the advisors who dlspense kindness and understanding and the students who benefit from and contrlbute t all phases of school life Nl mf' ,411 It ns these people working playlng and bulldtng together who make Northwood more than lust a build Ing To all of them the people who took a steel shell added that Intangible spark known as spmt and created a school In the true meanung of the word we present thus our first edltlon of the ARROWHEAD ,pf we 'fest- S KY Q7'ZZb6'7?Z2! Administration Faculty Classes ACfIVIfl6S . . . , , I 1 I 1 ' I I - I I 1 I I - O l 5 l I 7 , I s l l 5 5. f . f , K ,wi t ,v 3 , - A U - ' . ' -' . 4 . - - ' 4 , V w.,tv,wfW?.,v JW ' ip, ik 1 . I -. I fftvysf, , .Y iff, an .pf f 'Q-mf' gy I Q a Y n 4 to I- + aw,,4 . ...Q ' Gu.. 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'1,i:?4f 'f- Xixg, . ,milf ..,.:, L , . . . if ., gy- 1-Q jf ,xg :Mg fr 75 manage? gf Jag, 1, 1 Future accountants, architects, and englneers gum experlence In the complexutles of mathema tlcs through the vanous courses offered Mathema tlcs develops loglcal thinking and IS an asset In developlng any phase of life Some are curlous SOYTWS are looking for a career some lust feel they must struggle through It bu a of those who ta e some course In science at Northwood come out richer an knowledge foigfff if 67 7f C:Z71?0'Zf70w' li -, Na i ill.: By means of our study of past and resent culture, we are learmng to make our future world a better place IH whuch to lxve Through the wmdows of socral studies we see our government and way of lufe as compared with those un other countries The people of toreugn lands are brought -iii... ' Because of the Importance of Engllsh In our dolly lives, nt as requured that every student take thas course lt IS the foundatnon upon whlch success and advance ment are bunlt In a varlety of fields ljf Nxidxx closer to us at Northwood through the language courses. ln these we learn ot their customs holidays and heroes. 7 K 'viii , Cjonzmfzowi mama Jw WM, f Jaw ,.. ,. . H if . V , VM, fy... ' .44 ., 1 E' Q- -' .A - ,J -1 me f 'X if 4' Q l J 4 . ,. f I ,fv.fJfg.. ,, 1 fd, - ' - ' 'uM.f!',,w,., wiv.. ' ,Uv .. I . Q 2 ' JY .Q fu' 4' ' -R f - L'-7'5 -,'wf','2 V5 1 ' '-J, 44 fini? ' . ' Q 'ii' ' ' ' Northwood sexcel of the sublects develop varlous most awe msplrlng expressing ones drawing a few lines Sportsmanship Northwood s fine through excellent un the student victory 4 courses are typical hlch students skills One of the sk: ls is that of an feelings by paper evident both who are developed and practice, and cheer them on to QA ft M4 fa Eg ll' Vocal and instru dually contributed music classes which patiently directed b able teachers in our l talents are indivi- e students to their enthusiastically and ' well-qualified and Department. T l-S 17' X xl' M. Under the able supervision of Mr. Edward A. Bartlett, Northwood has made astounding progress towards becoming the outstanding school in our community. When Mr. Bartlett took his place on September 10, l956, as the principal of this chaotic group of teach- ers and students who were to make up Northwood, he was faced with many problems. He overcame the obstacles present when opening a school still under construction -- one without lockers, books, desks, or electricity. He initiated a program of activities and courses which united the student body in building a loyal and strong school spirit. His patience, under- standing, and ability to see the problems of today's youth have enabled him to bring forth high standards of scholarship and citizenship at Northwood. iff Vs: f. ff? J ,f ' 'x ll.- ln appreciation and in recognition of Mr. Bartlett's leadership and guidance we the Staff of the 1958 Arrowhead, hereby dedicate to him, this our first yearbook. We wish to thank Mr. Bartlett for guiding us through the infant years of a growing school and for creating the reality which Northwood is today from a dream of yesterday. fa if X9 i Q59 ,, - ff' fx: , -fi' ' f'E'VTT - '- af:-,Q - ' , wi - up - .. --- ,BWI li' - .. ' i 'Q'3T T ,Z K ,ffn .I 1 , Mrk ,..,lU,7: rf. 'T x- ' 1 .., - fujitfft-ff 2 -1. T ,-Fifi, , K 1 A nga q fe 5 so our LM 11.1-, 'J-49.-.af--A.: - T ' tb, . 'ni' eff ',v'v,.-L, .i..r:: ' .5 '-r:.4- fixzgp -f -1:--4' in - . 'apic' ff 4: gf-P V 1 -512-rx .,rf4.-:- ., 1 wif'-, -:If --.Pr 3:97-HF? . Mr. Richard Charles Ahlberg, B. A. Wesleyan University, M. A. Columbia University. Mr. Ahlberg's responsibilities cover many duties as he is Dean ol the Senior High School. Mr. Carroll R. Kearns, B. S. Fair- mont State College, M. S. West Virginia University. Dean of the Junior High School is the title which explains the var- ious aspects of Mr. Kearns' position. 5- fi W . 55, l ,ii Mr. Roy Kenneth Twentey, B. A., M. A. Maryland University. As Vice-Principal he is respon- sible for the maintenance of the building, the supervision of special subiects, adult education, and stu- dent activities. As vice-principals, Mr. Ahlberg, Mr. Kearns, and Mr. Twentey actually fulfill four iobs in one: they are co-ordinators, administrators, educators, and friends. Each is hard working, always helpful, and truly patient with all who come to him for aid. They contribute greatly to the smooth functioning of our school organization. Q...- 1 llbvflvffw ctw if - 19 . L. ' ff .J'f.E '7 .. , 6, kid:-nCv I Ill Mrs. Wilson guides Bar- bara Seldeen in a situation often repeated throughout the day. 'Q -is When courses and curricula had us baffled, you were always there, ready to lend an ear. When we were faced with problems of the present and plans for the future, you were there with a friendly smile, o sincere interest, and a helpful solution. Through all the trials of high school life, we turned for guidance to you --- OUR COUNSELORS. 'HL' W' . M . Wg? ,S- 'C' Mr. Richard J. Dent B.S. Maryland University M. Ed. Maryland University 'VN Qu. dx, Mr. Donald H. Reddiclc B.S. Maryland University M. Ed. Maryland University I 2 QQ , 4 Mrs. Marie H. Wilson B.S. Florence State, Alabama M.A. Peabody College Y f 59 ww ' u KJV s :N X. ll Margaret M. Carrin ton' A. B Q' -if g , . Gloria Jordan: B. A. David Lorraine .lordanp B. A Ra Bryn Mawr Collegeg M. A. George Lipscomb College cliffe C ll o ege Washington University Helen B. McMurray' A. B. George Washington University' M. . Catholic Univ. of Americag Ph. D. Catholic Univ. of America J vawzfzf... ffgfmm' ' . 'I I x P' f Q','.. t. 1 -is F if fr . - 'F H. 'fi-' 12-'I' -4 -1 fo-' t '.'.f3- .' 'it Ei ' T-. JL' 29 . d- , , A fwf 'wx 'in-A Vlrgil Puffenberger A B Shep herd College I EXW gs Virgima M Richardson B A Qui R b W Q-s L4 X s u in :son Beverlee F Unwln B S Teach Catherine Weimer B A The O 096 f lfflm Gnd Mor Teachers College M A George ers o e e mot College of Wooster Washington Univ 4 , VB 'A , I ' 4 X X I ' s 1 Q l 1 i C L, . 1- , V Y 127 t sv Hx , A 1 ff , ' . ' 5 . . L ' '7 B. S. 'I . 5 . . - ' ' 5 . . C II o Wil y g . . C ll g , M' , N. D. K'-s Q... K, If nn Beusch Mc 1 Mary C Gardella B m Univ Lava mv manuel College M A Catholuc Unnv if 'i one Marks A B U uv o I red M IC ols Michigan Kansas Wesleyan Umv M A Northwestern Univ fy. 'Q cg 22720766072 ' fl BUILDING A TEMPLE A builder bullded a temple He wrought nt with grace ond skull Pillars and groans and arches All fashioned to work hrs will Men sand as they saw nts beauty It shall never know decay breat as thy skxll O builder Thy tame shall endure for aye A teacher bullded a temple Wtth lovmg and mflmte care, Planning each arch with patience, Laying each stone wufh prayer None praised her unceasmg efforts None knew of her wondrous plan, For the temple the teacher bullded Was unseen by the eyes of man 'Dx if '44 'Q',,,'7' In Lovlng Memory of Mass Kathryn Johnston Born September 1906 Died July 1957 :one IS the butlder s temple crumbled Into the dust Low lles each stately pillar Food for consummg rust But the temple the teacher bullded Null last whale the ages roll, For that beautlful unseen temple ls a child s Immortal soul Arthor Unknown f , ,x av K , -N or fj 4 gy ff 1 f t f Ll' 'f I M- I a N 'iti- B. A., on . , . A., E - J , . ., np f md . N' h l U '. , . ., ' ' ' I ' ' at ,4 cf,-5 ' I 2 s ' y -mg Mi? t omg ra, A I U n . . I 'S . - I k ': Ltr, 5, . . , I . . , . ,Wi S! C 'E' 3, I -A l Celesflne A Beste A B Col Waldeman N Chrusiensen B S .Iames N DeMoss B S West Harry S Grant lege of Sf Benednct S Nava Aca emy B Vrrgnma Unuversuty herd College University of Callfornla nav 6 Kenneth G Miller, B A nn versrty of Nebraska 'Nltflf I JZU wx Marlon Jordan B A New Jersey State Teachers College M A Upper Montclalr College C arles M. Procfor, Jr., B S llson Teachers College, M Ed Unlv of Maryland C' Jr A B hep on M Kohouf B S owa State Col lege ralm Sallns, B S, Teac hers College 'ag C A A M A . re , A A P A v . 4 ea , 2 - f A. L- . i V 'X i- I K N7 5 V I . 7 . . - . ' g .. . 7 . . . , .3 . .S . ' u. . I a , .s. ' ' ' I 1 . X 4 N 'Qffff' gr' 3. M Jh . 3 . . I . h sph' '-..D.c:. . W. , A -Me , 4 'ii B Sianley C. Alford, B. S., Univ. of S. C., M. Ed., Univ. of S. C. Henry N. Merrlrf, B. S., Clem- son Callege, M. D., Kansas Cify Univ., M. Ed., Univ. S. C. .ff QI! no .Ag Lowell R. Frlfis, B. S., A. Shepherd College 55 Connance Anne Riley, B. S. Univ. of Fla. Q.. - J 1 Q ,I Y A , - X C Q. I R X x Wilde Hush, B. S. Ed., Concord College Leroy B. Stenneff, A. B. Con- cord State College, M. A. West Va. Univ. l Qx 'A '4 ? lwijvw' M, R' 7557 up.. sl! 12' L sm' John W Joyce B S Oswego State Teachers College M S IV of he State of N Y Oswego '52,,,, Alfred C Rogan B S Unuver suty of Maryland Unciwizwf John S Mann B 5 Umversnty of Maryland David E Stowe B Un v Maryland M Ed Univ of Mary and E Nye 'fi' gn-P ln these modern temes ut rs realized that these three arts Home Arts Industrial Arts and Art are a valuable addltlon to any currnculum Here, at Northwood, with the best Instructors and equipment possible, students learn skulls and techmques that will remam wlth them always l 5 3' my QLZL6 Rachel S. Hardy: B. S., Queens College :Nec 3' 6 ,J -ul Mi lwaukee-Downer College Harriet B. Hopkinson: B. S., 4' Veronica I. Kane: B. S., Mary- wood College, Columbia Uni- versity, University of Maryland if Xk if' .l IEE ff O O I QL., 1 '-x 'Mx lisa Qs 5, ' 5 - Frances Davila: B. S., B.F.A. University of Pennsylvania, M. A., New York University 41'-x, :si 5 X uf by I ,XV K '12 A ' , in-I , '. K! 1,1-I 'A IA '. ! B s ' 4 Wayne Peterson: A. B., George Washington University S ,- V?-Q X- Rebecca Arfisg American Uni- versity , lei- -.- , an-A - kixgy V is- K . I, WX! Rex L. Howard: B. S., Wilson Teacher's College S Q v 3...- 7 vlan. ' Qi X ? Warner Davis: B. A., Millikin Donald A. Deppgg A. B., La- William A. Dillingp Univ., M. A., American Univ. fayetfe College, M. A., Univ. of Marion College Maryland .1 1, Q 1 A .ii Q I . nh. K if -. Lillian Hudsong B. A., Univ. of Texas zfijfdcizm Maryland's yesterday and tomorrow are their lessons for today. if., os. fi 'IN Q'- 4-..-.Q MaryB Farrell B S Umv James L Futrell B A Du e MISSOUFI Umv diwfw William Henline B S Maryland Slate Teac hers College M Umv f Mary and ws, Kafharme Lynch B S Wulson Teachers College 2-f James Huggins A B Western Maryland College M Ed Umv of Maryland Mary Murdock A College Marywood :xg 'N Edward Rowse, B A , Grlnnell Wolluam Ryburn, B S , East Robert Warren, B S , Appaloch College, Umv of Maryland Tennessee State, M A, Pea nan State Teachers' College body College 3 If 1 I L, g ,, ing, 3 X pf f ,. x Richard A. Cleveland: B. S., Carleton A. Hogueg A. B., Univ. of Md. Salem College, M. A., West Virginia Univ. Verna Stone: B. S., Univ. of Louisville in J Mary L. Leore: B. S., West Chester, Pa., M. A., West Virginia Univ. I O Q fidlfflf My O! Bill Jones: A. B., Morris Har- K. Douglas Shearer: B. S., vey, M. S., West Virginia Univ. Penn, State Univ., M, Ed, X X X Penn. State Univ. LCf ., -'Pri is 'l ,QD I Y I X X X June E. Lippyp B. A., Western Kyle Wilson, A. B., Fairmont Md. College, M. A., New York College, M. A., West Virginia Univ. Univ. W ,Jw 1 3 il ff' 5 v hr , 2 r, Earl Haddixp B. S., West Vir- ginia Univ., B. A., Alderson- Broaddus College If James R. Hough: A. B., Penn. State Univ., M. Ed., Penn, W State Univ. ,UW a- Y Sallie W. Scott: B. S., Mary Washington College of the Univ. of Virginia 'Ns 'Nov 'LN Peeking into the rooms occupied by the commer- cial department, one will find the four competent and efficient instructors: Mr. Earl Hadclix, Mr. James Hough, Mrs. Sally Stoneman, and Miss Sallie W. Scott, department head, hard at work. The purpose ofthe commercial course is two-fold: to furnish the business students the basis for a future career, and to furnish other students with skills for their own personal use. Q. 4' Sally Stonemanp B. S Univ Nebraska -ii. st- 5-33 5-Nat' Wcs... Temple Dunn: A. B., Univ. of Cl'Wl'l0S R S'ClWfU5 A B L ' 'll gutsy' e Education Morehead State Col The music department is led by three of our great teachers. Mrs. MacAdoo directs the chorus. They sing at many school assemblies and other school functions. Mr. Sickafus is in command of the Northwood Band,who played so faith- fully at our games. Mr. Dunn is in charge of the Junior High Music classes. -.- Three cheers for Mrs. Melba Anger, our school nurse, for her unfailing service. As all students who have occasion to visit the school clinic know, she shows individual concern and warmth for the welfare of each of her children . Through the months, the dazzling clean clinic has served as a home 5 ' Aloe The Library is one of the most beautiful parts of our building and the hub around which all school activities re- volve. Mrs. Ceranton dispenses service with a smile to all those in search of knowledge. She is ably assisted by the members of the Library Club. ps. Julia Cerantg' ' l Librarian V' ,- for the sick. S 5 lo it Q K Melba Anger Nurse l f'UW l l Airs N. ,QN H Betty Disney Mrs. Disney, with her sparkling Cafeteria Monager blue eyes and enthusiastic smile, dishes out cheerfulness along with her delicious food. qrgrfh t, .E A .1 g ' 1 E. R. Lugenbeel Head Custodian Chick Lugenbeel, our head custodian, is easily recognized by his cheerful, friendly smile, and his willingness to do a favor for anyone, anytime. He, with the help of twelve custodians, keeps our beautiful building in ship-shape condi- tion at all times. N. Q A , rffwcff Wfofafn' , Wuhan! if sv 1- 17x ,,.,--W 1----pr, yn ,. 4 Q a...,,,J O E 0 Q Cfcwfs of 58 f ,, fL f5 iq w gi kip ii I 41 ,W i ,U 7 We looked forward to high school as everyone does, but did any of us dream of the wonderful adventure on which we were embarking? The tears and disappointments . . . friends and fun . . . laughs and good times which have become a never-to-be-forgotten part of us. When we first came to Northwood there weren't many familiar faces, but it wasn't long before the faces lost that new look. The year rushed by and, before we knew it, we were Northwood's first Senior Class. Mary Elizabeth Bowser, Her modest manner and graceful air show her as wise and good as she is fair. Robert Neal Calhoun, A man of deeds, not words. 15 'UK Tom Brown, Silence speaks better than words. Elaine Carnvale, Sweet and smiling are her ways, and her dark eyes -- how eloquent. s fi' 4, Q -5... l l s Brenda Sue Burns, Con- tent to do her duty and in duty done a full reward. Yolanda Cespedes, Her pleasant nod and cheery smile go a long way in making life worthwhile. T7 .1 'ffsfv i M no ' Q AM 6' arf -4 yi. ,, V . fit? Sheldon M. Ager, My Ford is my chariot, l shall not walk, ll hopel. George Jack Beall, One could not tell what he would be at next. Linda Lee Byrd, Love is the wheel, or so we've found, that makes this gal go round and round. Douglas W. Chubb, He can because he knows he con. , . 'W . W, , .- ,f .23 5 1 Q. fl R ir.- v Egg- if Wg 5 Larry J. Atkins, He cares not for study, his eyes. it weakens Samuel F. Bean, Good hu- mor and generosity will carry him the world over. Ann Caldwell, As merry and as sweet as the day is long, and as true. Mary Cipolari, She looks like an angel, acts like one too, but you never can tell what on angel will do. ty., if is 'S' fx sq-. ,ag : way -fs L ,T , ' Q T, 355. -6. 'lx ,N Q P ff' 'r:---.. Sharon Louise Clark, Always thoughtful, kind and truthful. Michael D. Cramer, Six foo' 0 mon, to Soy nothing of his feet. 2 xv, V -. I 214 'Aff 'vi an hx '6 ,lu 4-N .. -0- Sigmund Ansel Cohen, A man of many words. Richard Bishop Crowell, He is o wise mon, and speaks but seldom. -12 .., ' N,', i fi U2 ,.f:5Z, . 4 ,R Suzanne Marie Cooke Laughter makes the world grow young. Ward Edwin Culbertson, His words were few, but sufficient. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL: left to right, 5. Leibowitz, D. Houseknecht, B..Shub, R. Sellers - Vice Pres., L. Sommons - Pres. M. Bowser - Sec., L. Byrd - Treas., Mr. Reddick - advisor, P. Damingus. 'AT la.- WTQS. Robert V. Cox, If I could revise the school curricu- lum, l'd strike out the studies. Patricia Ruth Dalgh, Modest as her blushing shows, happy as her smiles disclose. S: -..,,:::m-n' fwfr! E saggy, - v -ifi A 5 I 5 1-as it auf: 4- 'S S C' Timothy Joel Craig, He finds all women charming, but blushes to speak to them. David M. Danfzic, I never let my studies interfere with my education. 1-32, JNL' -5, A- 5 N T . 5, ag . Gale Linda Dawson, She is pretty to wall-4 with, witty to talk with and plesant,too. Alexander Duane, A true worker in everything. -. rf 'D in ,A . if '23 5' 4 . Our Bohemian Blast was a great success. Donna F. Dennis, Silence is becoming To a young maiden. Jacob Gordon Edelson, The student, the friend, the leader, the man. is I 1 William B. Diepenbrock, Frank Allen Dobson, A l am saddestwhen Iplay my swell guy, and a great friend trumpet, and so are those to all. who hear me. Pattie Rochelle Domingus, Her hair is not more sunny than her heart. Douglas S. Fielder, lf I Lois Betty Edlavitch, Ronnie Engstrom, He is Q take care of my character Happiness is the harvest collection of the very best my reputation will take care of a quiet eye. things. of itself. X . if u, ,ew V 1 ' t' ' :Vx N Q X 'Qu 'X 'S , W is L' K' 1:1 - - Cie 9.3. J 0 9 iii .- - A .' ,fffefik ' T Q : ' x ht w is-:F 7'5 1 ' Q Lo. x D' 1 L.. 4.--v giir ir .psf fgsg ve ?z 3'-f Charles Edward Fletcher, Strong in will and earnest in endeavor. Janet Gilliam, She fs al- ways friendly and carries a smile for all. Carol Griffith, And these, l tell you, are life's best ioys, music and dancing, movies and boys. George Carl Harbaugh, Ohl 'tis excellent to have a giant's strength. 4- wr' 1159 ii- Jeanne M. Fletcher, Softly speak and sweetly smile. Judith Betsy Golkin, AI- ways busy, never weary, always happy, always cheery. Al Halliun, Where there's a will there's a way. Alvin Lee Hardt, He has the spunk to think and act for himself. 'Cir' 91 R4-, , f 5-5... A ' --fu, ,D -L. l i . Charlotte Atline Fauver, She is kind and courteous to everyone. Mollie Celia Gorski, She moves a goddess and she looks a queen, a sweeter smile, has ne'er been seen. 41:7 Nancy Lee Gibson, A friendly heart with many friends. Edwin Russell Graham, Corridors are made to walk in, not for boys to talk in. :ff V Edward D. Gilhooly, His hair is even more red when he is unprepared. Linda Carolyn Green, A smile is a whisper of a laugh. ln that first year, as Juniors, we established a number of precedents. We presented the first Junior Class Play, Dear Ruth, which was hailed H9 W as a fabulous success. Remember A long house on Green Island , e took that unforgetable trip to Williamsburg, which brought fun as well as knowledge. Spring brought the first Junior Prom and, with the memory of this beautiful evening still fresh in our hearts , we departed for a summer of fun and frolic, highlighted by the Class Beach Party. When fall came, we went enthusiastically back to Northwood. Full of pep and plans, we were determined to make this first Senior Class the best everl To get the year off to a roaring start, we held our Class elections. We planned our Bohemian Blast to get together and have a ball. Who'll ever forget Frank Dobson in his raccoon coat or Gordon Edelson as a dis- tingue Frenchman, and who were those girls in the crazy red tights? 3 I is-- ' ' . Beverly Anne Hart, Stu- dious, conscientious, and thorough. Barbara Joan Kremkou, lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. 37 5. .i N X .l .x,, iX.si. David Charles Hutchinson, Life is iust a bowl of cherries. Nelson H. Lcwry, Little men carry big plans around with them. .3 -1 l YT 3X 1 9 A 'CEO' Stephen D. Jabas, Our deeds follow us, and what we have been makes us what we are. Robert Carl Lehm, I never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles me. ln keeping with the festive season, we sponsored a Christmas formal, The Winter Wonderland. And a winter wonderland it was with the beautiful Mollie Gorski reigning as queen in a formal as white as the snow flake decorations. Her Maiesty's Court included Mary Bowser, Elaine Carnvale, Mary Cipolari, Gale Dawson, Pattie Domingus, and Carol Griffith. Finally, spring rolled around and with it came the culmination of our high school days in finals, the Senior Banquet, the Senior Prom and, at long last, Graduation Thinking of tomorrow and what it holds for us, we feel quite small, but, the past has prepared us well for the future and we can go forward with confidence to meet the world. 44 tv fi 1 Q., . X. Joyce Jarrett, Carolyn Friendship is power and riches. Ellen Laura Leibowitz, Precious things often come in small packages. Arlene Levin, l have never seen anything in the world worth getting angry at. Phyllis Joyce Littman, Paradise is open to all kind hearts. fs .M l if Ann Johnson, and goodness go hand in hand. Margaret Grace Stephen B. Leibowitz, His friends there are many, his foes, are there any? Robert N. Levin, A good mind possesses a kingdom. Paul W. Longley, There are three things l can't re- member, faces, names, and l forgot what the other one is. sql Re.- -Lf, I av' X wr Nancy M. Love, She's made of sugar and spice, 'n everything nice. Richard B. Neely, l speak not often, but my thoughts run deep. M 5? L.'s TQ,- f 2' CQ. ?' n 79 Paul Edward Maxey Jr., Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Gerald Walter Olson, He is modest and weighs his words before he gives them breath. 'RS' Q. M- .Lin .1 x t V l fir if fe.-if wl gx N A Pause ln Winter Wonderland Festivities Patricia McGraw, She keeps happiness by giving it away. Michael R. Perlson, He conquers who endures. 1.9-. D5 -.t c.- ,,, Mary Sue McKenzie, She always wears a smile that won't come off. Earl Michael Person, A man must have his pri- vileges. 'S'f'? IVY 4:- X A' 'x he David S. Meroney, Phy- sics class is merely a place to catch up on lost sleep. Donna Diane Posner, Fantastic, frolicsome, and wild. r -sm x ,i l if A law Richard Allan Salzer, Each mind has its own methods. Robert E. Scoville, Away with work, l will have none of it. 3 , v.. ',, r.. 1,1119 John Lee Summons, A pleasant fellow with pleasant ways, will be successful all his days. Walter Garry Seek, Not too bold, not too shy, iust a wonderful sort of guy. .a-. S . NN Y ' iv- L 4? J 6. 5-, X I . X l , Ellen Puleo, She may be little but she can pack a mighty blow. Richard Robinson, l make it a point never to com- plain. Gretchen Savilla Schling- man, lt's no wonder that gentlemen prefer blends. Barbara Lee Seldeen, She and gloom are no relation. 'Www .mf in' ' Y W QL. 'ry-.- , ...Q vw DX x a 'l Q - 12?-rf i X7 . X 2 iv' 'sc Robert Alan Reznek, Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Richard T. Roher, What matters it if we be happy. Sheila Schlossenberg, A pearl in the necklace of wisdom. Russell A. Sellers Jr., Football's not the only game I play, you'II see me play the game of true love--someday. 3 V3 x , 1 Q ' 'R Q , Wrfrl' 1 Q, ,N . i Elaine Robey, I do not deny that women are foolish, God made them so to match men. Robert Ryerson, Where there is a genius it does not much matter in what manner it appears. Stephen Allan Schneider, He who has peace of mind has conquered an empire. Paul E. Serwacki, I have been dying for four years, bl-If HOW l'm going to live. ' Hy it R32 33' QC?-Q-1' Li. QM, Xa 'I it--g Robert E. Shub, Don't worry: it makes deep wrink les. A. Wynn Staats, Her pretty red hair is her crowning glory. John J. Wolf, He is the man who makes women dislike each other. Sam Cascio, lf you would create something, you must be something. Q-- Q' lily QI 45' . X wc: ' Carol Schubert, A blithe heart makes a Visage. blooming John Steenis, Success is reached by great effort. Martha Ann Wolf, What- ever else you are in life be agreeable. Robert Daugherty, Do as I say, not as Ido. ti' X If l . as as-N r SQ-uv' 'W--sm' .- f Q , : r ' , N f i 1 ii , x ,, if A Q 1 x A 4 fu- s L. , ' n ll Kent Smith, Tall, dark Wilson T. Snyder, The Joel Spalter, Honor lies and l1gnd5Qme, ifyle is the mdh himself... in honest lOll..' Leonard H. Waters, Vim, Wayne M. Watson, He Shirley Wertmon, lt is vigor, ond vitality, roused and turned a page tranquil people who Margaret Burkey, A smile is the whisper ofa laugh. Richard Charles DeMuth, Slow'but sure. if and dropped to sleep again. i I If -vga 5 V X! iii' I i accomplish much. 51 4 l 17' gag. in- ' A r c.. 4 Q 11 12, A Q. P , I ,A 1 A . + N , l ' 1 if ln? Joseph Anthony Faudale, Live this day as if it were the lost. Bruce F. Klein, Progress is the activity of to-day and the assurance of to- morrow. Mary Gretton, There's mischief in her eye. Robert E. Kragh, The future is purchased by the present. Roland Hendrix, Rebel, that's what they call me. George K. Levin, I will find a way or make one. 36 ke' 5:---f ' f A Christopher C. Hickley, Slow and easy going but he gets there. Mike Maiuzzo, A name is a kind of face whereby one is known. 42' 53 I-. X Down Ann Houseknecht, She challenges with her eyes, and conquers with her smile. Terry D. Peterson, We make our fortunes and we call them fate. 3 .1 if k. Ronald R. Wilson, To believe is to be strong. juyxl ORB 59 5 Y! M159 Furs! row Kenneth L Ahl Carolyn A Beede Louus S Allen Jum Bllck Jane F Amundsen Gaul Blum Joyce Ann Bassett Penelope Ann Bnggs Joanne Batchelor Sgephen C Bmwn Mary M Beacom Davnd J Bruemng Betsy Ann Beale Brad E Buell F Howard Carpenter Third row Dawn P Chubb Judsth A Dlxan Robert Francns Clapetta Elavne Marle Downs Gary M Claypool Robert Dubln Edward Cohen Deanna F Duffy Wulma Joan Cunnnnghcm Barbara A Ebbess Paula Daum Mary Ellen Edwards Susan Eldridge ' 'Qc 1' Nancy Beall Jane Chntteden fm Q ,Q :ix Q ,, 5 F N. r I qw Y ,J ,Qi l Xt A K l LV L. use , . 'Q 'V ' , L xc- YF' Aj'-L, . 4, J .- 53 C J A A .' i -f 'Y '- ' ' ' K N f J 'Sf R x X X ' L , x I my 49 i 'Q I J- lbw.. The Class of 59 IS a tltle of whnch we the Junuor Class are very proud Our graduation next year as a much antlcnpated event and wlll make us the first class to have completed the full three year course at Northwood Even though we look forward to next year we are very proud of our actlvvtles thus year First on our lust of actlvltles was the Wllllomsburg trup token In conlunctnon with our studies of U S Hrstory It was an engoyable trnp and served to valuably supplement our knowledge ofthe accomplishments of our American forefathers Then came the time for the ordering and designing of class rlngs We were fortunate to have the rung chosen by last year S Juniors as a basls and added only a few Improvements This design IS to be used for several succeeding years Aprll came and with It the blah spot of our class OCflVIfIeS the Junior Prom Robert L Farrell Valda Jean Farms Patrncna Feeney Jay H Felnstem Sandra l. Ferguson Ruta Joyce Ferrara Henry John Frey Ernest G Flne Donna R Fuggran Anita Gambone Vnrglma G Geedy Nancy George Howard Gordon Charles Graham Phyllus S Greenberg John Grumsley Ann F Gulrck Joan R Haack Sharleen Anne Haack Edwan Hull Janet Hall Karen B Hall Martha P Handley Carol E Hardy Donna Morne Harmon Mllton Edward Hartman Susan L Hassman Donna C Hayes Alva C Heck Alma H Heller James F Hellmuth Bryce P Holcombe Robert C K Howell Charles Dale Hummel James l Humphrey Jr Mary S Hutchinson Edwin S Hutman Sandra F Jacobs Robert N James Mary Katherlne Johnson Phyllis Kauffman Mary Edlth Kung QQ -H Q-, we 'sg- Q xg grim. are 'I if L l 95 X7 lg tm.. 'N 'Ari 'A Q-c, :gf x x is 'W YI: 'em 'Wag q?r' x 'ids 4' it V1 1141: A 4- 'ia f: .1 -s J... 0- 3 -'R 4, A H :ai ,, ,T'Al u, 'f'- ' Q A, K ., I x Y V Q! .., Kwazrf - x X X . ,Q ' A N xx xv l- .Zi X l - all 4 'S A V ' .R v- 5? W t K 1 'J s :ff 2' 1 ,g . , . , P' ' . s.?r.'1 A 'F -' fs. ' 'N- Z . M X I All I x l ,M C3442 3- H J x X -1. 'Q 'L' P 4. :WV 4 ll Q W A .i 'Cf 1 li l - 'ix Row l Donna Kohler Evelyn Ann Koutsos Brenda R. Kramer Francis O. Kuroda Richard K. Ladd Herman J. Lanberger Sharon Lynn Landers David Levine Ted Levy Row 2 Bruce Lisle Paula M. Lord Wayne T. Lundell Sandra L. Macdonald Jeanne H. Martin Patricia A. Mason Kay Annette Master Luckett Maynard Robert Douglas McCullah JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Seated--'lst row--L. to R.: D. Shure, M. E. Edwards, J. Grimsley, president, N. Tonkin, D. Slye, treasurer, L. Niner, secretary, F. Kuroda, Vice-president, E. Downs. Standing--N. Paylor, C. Graham, x R. Beard. ,l ffl ss. 'VH 0. 2. -3 Row 3 Barbara McLeod Arthur S. Meyer Donald Mills Nanette J. Morris Margie Moser Bob Moskowitz Benton Mull Brad Nash Yleen Neely v. .53 X ii Row 4 Lois Niner Bill Norris Peter John Ognibene Sam Orlando Jack Parker Malcolm H. Patterson Harry D. G. Patton Nancy Lee Paylor Barbara A. Persian Jimmy E. Pesteridge Penelope Petrakis Nancy L. Pope Richard Priddy James Pumphrey Carl F. Richards Judy A. E. Robinson John T. Roth Bonnie A. Sasse Dian M. Scott Stanley Scott Skip Scrimgeour Pixie Senseman Raymond John Shadid Allen Frank Shapiro Robert A. Shelton Gail R. Sheridan Barbara Scheer Deane A. Shure Kenny Simons Joan C. Singer Cecil O. Simpson Robert H. Simpson Richard H. Slye Karen F. Smith Thomas Walter Smith Sandra Lee Strauss Ray Stultz Aiia Svilpis Kay A. Swadley Cynthia J. Swift Janet S. Taylor Sandra L. Taylor Daren J. Tew Decherd Thornton Ernest J. Tibbs Matthew T. Tibbs Nancy L. Tonkin Albert James Tortorella Richard L. Townsend Kenneth Tucker Sandra K. Turner Arg' i .ki-0 D. wg R ' MT' 51 Z I K- lg 'R c- 3' .. fy Qu, Q- XX' A Y' l r t Q ft :Ex .T S l' .- ' ef Q- , I N. Q 1 ' Q da 2 .neg ...A M- .fra . 4 Y li l 7: if 5 -f f ff 5, t' lz I lx J . ,u ,. Q. J .. ' - '- fi -s. Il' 2 ' 4. 4. .TQ . 1. ' '-.S T 1 f T., S1111 lg ' , J 2 l L A ' Z -' X xi -fs... -fx -Q x 3 t- 1 TT' 'ff we, I Q gm. :sq 'nu :I at 3 Q' Q. , ., Q' , tl- .x in x X l 1 7 s.,' Ve.. 5 XS- 'X r .M L . un- 3 Q.. vf-?v Sharron L. Turner Nancy H. Van Allen James R. Vechery Carolyn Mae Wall Nancy Washington Robert Hulbert Weidman Maureen Weinberg Kenneth M. Weiss Barbara L. Whiton Linda M. Whiting Walter Glenn Wilcox John M. Wilhelm Al D. Williams Michael Wilson Kay Joan Winter Susan M. Witmer Jerry Yuter Carol L. Zimmerman Cathy Craig Walter Elder Jane Greenberg Pat Hillow Judy Howard Jean Huntington Carol Mierzwinski Mark Davis Rae Dave Ramsey Toni Jo Shepherd Richard Ward Joyce Wycaski sf-E, if X 4-0 Ds 31. Q., W' i.. 1 '...,. 4 e fig 'A 1:-rl 'J 5 f Q ls f F at ' 2 X 7: m x. ' l X 55 J ff. e.- , 'rr-' br CAMERA SHY Elgin Edward Bishop John Bratton Lester S. Dougherty Dan David Frederick Claudia D. Jones Clifford J. Kauffman Jerry Maslar James Alfred Metcalf Robert E. Murray Judith A. Sabin Fred C. Schwartz William F. Smith Sue Stone Jay R. Tuttle Eugene D. Wolitzlcy ., .L M Q. :D I Q 9: r iv- R S Lffgiifi f -7 Cfawoof 50 .QM Toni Abbey Larry J. Albert Bob Allen Marie Louise Allen Patricia Allen Ronnie Allen Richard G. Anderson Bruce Archer Earl Armiger Joseph C. Awad Caroline Axtell Janice Lynn Ayers Jerry Bain Gregory Bacon Alfred K. Baldwin Judy A. Bauer Pam Batchellor Helen Louise Beard Lynn Belair Lansford Bell Dorlene Benner Gerald Benson Arthur R. Berkowitz Mary S. Berliner Joselle Diane Berstein Raymond Bettis Carole Lee Bieber Paul Black Barbara Bloom Jean L. Bonney Elizabeth Jean Bornstein Tommy Bothe Rodger Braley lrving Branch Geneva A. Bratton Richard J. Breaden Sondra Brenton Sheila A. Bromley Harry S. Brown Kenneth Brown Clark Brownell Sheila Burger Barbara Burnett Bernie E. Buscher Robert I. Candler Ricky Cashman Janet Cathcart Jace E. Chalmers Robert l. Chissler Susan A. Christopher Vaugan D. Cohan Edward Cohen Barbara Cole Donald Ray Colner Roland Cooley, Jr. William D. Cook SOPHOMORE COUNCIL l to r ist row - CVIS ef Iflef l'I In P Proctor B Burnett J Woodward 3rd row - T. Abbey, D. Seltzer, S. Jenkins, . Tatum, B. Zacharia, B. J. Fellers. D. D ' , M. B It , K. G 'ff' , R. Mahaffeyg 2nd row - V. Cohen, C. Pickell, ' I ' I ' I B F J E 1957-1958 has been a year of opportunity and activity for the Sophomore Class Participation in student government, and active leadership in maior organiza- tions, indicated the leadership abilities of the Sophomore Class. Class members have shown a sense of responsibility as members of com- mittees working behind the scenes, receiving no reward except the satisfaction of a iob well done. ln the field af athletics, the Sophomore Class certainly held its own, as it had several boys playing onthe Varsity Basketball Team and participating in the other varsity sports. The Sophomores have attained a high level of scholarship, and a high per- centage ofthe class is consistently onthe honor roll. , l . ' 'D 1 ' 5' .7 2+ -, .C , : 4 R, , ' :. 4 - R, i for - , ' 1 ' ' ak H H X ip- X A tx 45 - X I 1 vs? X V 1 . i N l X ll f 5 :- 'Q B 1 - -. 1 - : Q ate: li W x no . A T , N l i X gl X X 4 i JT ia 7: A ,LR 'K ' 5. l '- , :B -Q A D Xie. ws 1 'A A S J V ks... X f N lx N I xl f X X ii 2 i . X i e . fr- N -2 ge . .sa :Q i s 551. N Q IL . 5 ' 1 Cv i x-, gf .. i- ls if , gp 4. - A-, V xx i A 5 P. Yds., iv K J - -, 4 'R A -r A. 5 v . r X.: , . X A CK i , ,WWW - ' 2 . 'Q X N' .1 A A :ek A Q: 5 lskgf- H , ia -, Q A Q Y I X N ' 5 ' ' it 5 N. i' ' 5 . . - 'i?,:,ahn R .1 ., 'S X' is . --. it 1, x .1 I ,li i ei 'll , N X l x X bw: KILV l X A. N A v 'N Mk 1 K .5 X S.- Xl! Rlkrx, F dig, T1 i iq is 'Wh- C! Joe Corbefr Donald J Gorden Elizabeth Courfls Loretta Edurh Cox Judith A Graham Nick Cremonese John P Crovato Kathryn Ann Daugherty Don Davis Jean DeBuchanone Nancy Decker John G DeGooyer Don Demota Lena B DnGennoro Susan E Dllg Pai K Dobsor Joanne Downs Vlrguma Dunnam David Ecclesfon Evelyn Barbara Edelson Ronald Edlavltch Arnold Epsf an Deana Eric son Diana Jean Erlckson Pat Faureault Ricky Feldman Peggy Fellabaum Elizabeth J Fellers Helen Fei? Nancy Kay Fisher Gary L Folus Dianne C Fox Duane U Franzysoff Dan Frederick Kenneth Freeman Roberia F Frledman Sandra Friedman Rozanne Fundom Janet Gorey Barbara Gazln Sharon E Gllhooly Jo Goldberg Kenny A Goldberg Dee Robert Goldenberg Joel Goldman Robert M Goldman Devonna R Goodwrn Steven L Gordon John Gownley Sfuarf C Grablner Mary Grantham Jrm Gregg Harriet A Greenberg Leslie Greenberg Carole B Greenwald Kelly Griffin F o-rx Fi ng 'nr I 2 I .9 ff l S- Catherlne A Guyther Sylvra R Halpert Nancy Hamrlton Walter L Harders Wllllam H Hardy Helen T Harrls Davrd M Harrrson Jackre Hartert Wnllram Haycraft Davld H defer Ralph A Hederer Jrmmre Heffner Judlth A Hellmuth Anna E Henderson Sue Henry Alexander Hull Margaret Jane Hull Rlchard Hlltner Kathy Horrochl Erle W Howard Mrke Howell Margaret lden Tahma lndrltz Davrd W Irey Judith lrvrng Nathan lslkoff James Jacobs Sophra Jarboe Bull Jenluns Susan Jenkrns Jamce N Johnson Jean Johnson Morrrs Johnson Nell S Kaplan Thomas R Kautz Sheila Kelly Ruth Kessler Wrlson Krdwell Margaret M Kumble Judy S Klnzler Eugene F Korth Carl K Kraft Bull Krretlow Fred S Krochmal Morris Krowrtz Bert Kuroda Phrlrp L Lahne Albert L Lamberger Brenda Land Stephen Lamphrer Sharon A Law Paul S Lawson Louise Leroy Fred Leventry Gloria Levrnson Glorra Levun Every student In the Sophomore Class rs represented on the Sophomore Class Councrl whsch rs composed of class offlcers Student Congress representatuves and alternates In plannrng a varrety of socral actnvrtnes and prolects the Councrl provrdes forms ot enroyment and service to the class and school whrle garnrng skull rn leadershrp Three organs of the Council are the standing committees Socral Ways and Means and Constltutronal The outstandrng success of our dance on March 21 was a result ot the hard work ofthe Social Commlttee Commrttee workers athletes representatives of student government and each member ofthe class who supports the school these are the leaders of tomorrow 46 Thomas Lewis Richard Lindley Jeanette F. Logan Richard G. Lokey Rachel A. Louden Richard Love Geneva Loy Robin MacArthur Bruce M. MacMillan Ray E. Mahaffey Melvyn Stephen Margolies Bill Markey, Jr. Robbie Markowick Jane Martin Larry Mason Joan Marie Matthews Linda McBrien Janice McKenney David Menaker Judy V. McKenzie Reinhard Menzel Dave Mermelstein Jo Ann Merritt Colin L. Michael Mikal Ann Michel Louise Miles Sandra J. Miller Carol A. Millette Sandra Mills Pat Mintzell Carol Moore Lynda K. Moore Curtis C. Morgan Yvonne Morgan Barbara Morris Desda Marie Morris June Morris Sallie C. Muller Gail L. Murphy Katherine Ann Nerret Michael J. Nolan Betty Nutter r ' - we W if i r s '- 6 X yrs gl R fs yi S-IX X I 14 . y W X xl y we -. fsgce. Q, fu 0' - Us 'H-or C -C 1' ili is vlisx 'I fb AV i Q' C. X 1 James S Ohlmacher Ken Oursler Michael Oxman Maury M Parker Carolyn Paulk Robert Peterson Joanne Chrlstrne Petrakls Helena Pfeffer Judy Pfleeger Carol Plckell Wxlllam C Plckell Vlrglma Poehlman John H Porter Wulllam P Parton Richard D Posner Joan Potter Bruce E Powell Marle Prlddy Phyllus Proctor Joe Puleo Ray C Putze Barbara J Rakestraw Ruchard A Redmond Kathy Reynolds Thomas E Rlgdon Donald A Riggs Jackue Rlpps John G Rives Jerry G Robertson Joy Ann Rollins Gary Rosenberg Stephen M Rosenthal Mlchael T Rota David Royer Charlotte L Rubvn Bob Ruclmck Carol Huger Janet Sue Russell John Gerald Ryerson Linda Sallust Steve C Saulnler Harold M Schantz Rnchard l. Schaeffer Ralph Schlossberg Ruta E Schreiber Robert Keal Schulz Sandra L Schwartz Phylls R Schwartz John O Scott X L 'N ,, sc, 'x , F5 T 48 1552'- 5- X 54 134' I5 i 'gf s.. 1- eo Q 'W- 5 XS x '33 'W Du 5 AY. , ' 5 1, tv' Q 'Q---T' V is - ' ' , ' Zi, A '- f X- F P ' fi dx' 365 l 1 . . . 1, f. X X 11' 'wt :2'i g3,v Lil V. Q K. . 7 , C ,I ,, C . . . is - ' A Q Q Q V .C 1 L C , ' ' xl , X . I :fgfffm P V P ... lf e P l C f . '. la 'l 3 31 , Ai: :N G 4 5 ' ' - 2? a . I I V K, A QP' E +37 'Q' I Wx ,K 5-fy ., ll V - V ' K 5 N X C K - li X ' I K y X I - A :sw 0. sid Q 2 :J I 1 n I ' . A y NQ 5 v -V ' ,-A A1 L V G Q , 3 ' 'Y 1 is Q- f 'S' C X .XJV Q :CM g?'L y.gwl 5 5 xD . l Q -F :y 0' is 3,9 - 'V - I 5 Q , 'y 'N ' 2 K . ' A -5, V Q ' -. . Q' ' . f , is ,S V ,X 4' R C. ll X l 4 . V W K l X A V 5 F iff 1L,, - , Sie? ' G , as '1' Si' 422- :Y his llc- ' 4 P ' J Az - . . I I x ind:-Q ,IXXE . ' x 35:2 xv . r,. ,Q I +11 fm . , - 1 4 9 I Q :f 5 L -C ,s I2 za N I 'AA . 5 Y , ya 'N' x -Q' . . 1 gh v . ,fl Q ff S H l 5 wx, l WW fi Tv I .tg Diana Seltzer Kay Sharp Bull F Shedek Thomas Shepard Denms Sherwood Bradley S Summons Kenny Lee Simmons Jerry P Sloan Bull Smith Daniel K Smith Leslne Smoth Howard Mark Smolkm fxfiav' Ulu J R' S. JUN Vw K Q. -?g-5' 1 :fl 3 ft Q. -5- 1 n 4 X. ' 'Q 1' 5 x N x. M yx X 1 S Marshall Lee Snyder Carolynn Southern Cathy Stackhouse Kirk Stewart Marcla L Stnckle Duane Storey Don Streeter Mary M Strohmeyer Sandra Subacnus Davld J Sullivan Wnlllam N Swam Joe Tart Tom Tait Louis T Tassara Barbara J Tatum Barbara Taylor Martha R Taylor Barbara Tellock Janet Thompson Joseph Wllllam Thorpe Helen Toomey Marulyn Ulanow Steve VanDernaot Annette Vogel Robert L Wagner Norman Wagoner Joanne Wcrdman David J Wargo Carl Weber Margaret Weller Barbara Wells Sheldon Welsher Carol West John W West Steve Westerman Murray A Westruch 'vis- i K Q..- aqx i 69 CAMERA SHY David Berqulst Jaclcl Bond Wrlllam S Brustetter Patrlcna A Burdette Owen K Cameron Calvin Davis Jeannette Flnchom Barbara L Gross Bull Grubb George Hermach Robert H ll Walluam Hussey John Lallande Jerry Maslar Donald McGraw Paul Owens Wrlllam Plckell Barbara Rakestran Edna B Roub Nancy Rosenberg Jeff Rubln John Spllman Marulyn Stern George R Studds Janet Terry Sharon Wetzel Lester Leroy Wrrght DO John Whalen Mary Ann Wheeler Jerry Whlte Ronme E Wrlbert Susan Wnllzams Davrd Wilson Laura A Wilson Margaret M Wllson Gary Wundom Wllllam F Wlnslow Helen Wolfe Lmdu J Woodbury Barbara Zacharla Marlene Andelman Rnchard Bannrng James Brown Phyllls Garfrnckle Albert S Lunch Kathie Mclaughlln Carmel Ullman Annette Vogel Dennis H Warfield -M 1' . 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L l M ve 5' A l . 5 f k..1 umm H76 CMM 1 if 39' I .41 rs, Garry W Chapman John Chenault Ralph Christy Carol Clpolarl Kent Clark Genevleve Cochran Barbara Cohen Barbara A Collins Laura Commerford James Cook Lee Cooley Michael Cooney Barr Caplan Thomas H Corrldon Joe Costenbader James A Costrell Mulce Dough Karen M Dolly Donald T D Amoto Jean Daugherty Gwynne E Davies Mike S Davis Robert C Dawson Stanley Deltch Hugh Dent Susan P Dodge Duane L Donald Wayne L Dorough 72 www M lil' :WN 45 , will A if F Carol Ager Sonia E Algrew Bully Allegur Wtllnam H Alluway June P Allen Carol N Applebaum Marilyn D Bacheller Dovnd Ballles Duane Bannett Dot Barksdale Edna Baruch Steven Justin Beaudry Peter M Beck Marguerlte Bensen Kutty Blanche Sara L Bogle Gerald N Braley Carol Brenner Dorothy J Brown Wllllam M Burnett Jonnette C Butler Davnd Candler Carol Carlin David Carney John Casclo James M Cathcart Jvm Cauley Rlchard Cesaro ax wo-5 G Q-v X. 'iw -in 'x L N B Elalne E Dougherty John C Drake Darby Drewyer Leland G Drubrn Richard Duffy Rosemarle Eckert Nancey Edmonds Saranna Edwards Carol L Elbert David Elder Dale C Eno Betty English Tommy R Ettle Denms M Ettlm Marcre L Farrls Doreen Felsrnger Kathy A Flood Gary Florence Margaret E Floyd Lynn Franklm Kathleen Frrcke Penny Frredman Ronald A Frledman Thomas Friend Lawrence Frisbee John E Fuller Juanita Furlow Richard P Furlow XX GQ, rw, ? 2 L 5 A-Q up 4 X llX1 r'? 53 Bob Gilman Ted Gulstad John Glancy Wade Glover James Glymph Jon C Graff Robert B Graham Elizabeth A Grantham Terroe L Greenberg Margaret A Griffiths Richard W Gramsley Evolyn A Grossman Ronald W Haack Don Haggerty Gwen Hall Kenneth Robert Halter John Hamersku Marlorle Jrll Hampton Patrlcla J Hamson Luella Hanroe Tum Hardgrave Edward Hart Russell A Haskell Arthur Heck Jana Ann Hesson Francha Joanne Hlller James L Hrmes Bob Holmburg YA . E y ? I ,Q J' ' f ig rl .n,h JAM QL,-A is-. A., . 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C Jlron Byron R Jolley Dennrs N Jones Duck P Jones Brran Leslue Kalmus Samuel David Kaplan Joan E Kaster Marls Kafkow Gary H Katz Bob C Krdwell Paul J Kllenberger Dorothy A Kung Carol Knox .lean Knox Max A Kohler Jack E Kogok mls 40715, L Tw N1 X E- F 'T fl 'I fl 'S S.. -ag ,N Janet Lee Koop John J Koufsos James Kramer Lutz Kurzweg Peggy Lane Everrlt W Lawerence Pamela A Leach Norman Levenfhal Aaron Levine Don Levrne Clavora Levy Norman S Levy Bob C Lewis Pat A Lewes Allen Llghtman Duane L Lrzza Aluce L Lockard Swahili Movguoih A Lopes John Loy Jeane O Lundell Gordon R MacDonald Robert Madzen Laurie McClelland Torn McDonald Marcia M McKenney Kathleen McNulty Muriel Ann Mahony Win. ,QR lx Roberta D Papperman Harold George Park Elizabeth Parsley Barbara Perkins Barbara L Pfaff Pat Phebus Valarte Phlllups Linda Poblhun Sandra D Pollard Patricia Porter Carol Patge Preston Wulllam Proffitt June Pumphrey E lame Rand Susan Rathbone Frank A Rauchschwalbe Robert H Rosen Diana Lee Roub Thomas J Ryan Patrick Raymond Karen Reese Joseph H Regan Arme Rlchtmyer Laurel B Rezwek Ruth Rlslnger Joyce Roberts Patrtcla L Rogers Barbara Russo Xqvhg 'X 'S' ls 396' f tl '41 Q. Duck Marolo Mann L Margolis Marilyn Markowltz Susan Marshall Morris Martln Judy Maslar John Mauchamer Charles W Mayn Chris Mlchel Elatne L Mllleft Al Mllstead Wtlllam Mitchell Mack R Moore Raymond E Mbrlts Duck Mottram Anthony J Nardetlt Mucha E Nash Steve Ntner Mary Norwltz Natalie Elamc Nussbaum Patrtcnu Nuttar Arthur F Obonchann Dave Odor Bobs Oliver: Kathryn Ann Olmen Chrastme O Natl Vmcent P Orlando Judy Puddon if .-43 Barbara Ryan William Sammons Susan Sanborn Raymond S. Satlerfield Arnold Schwartz Judy A. Sellers Pat Serber Robert K. Shadid Maureen Sheehy John R. Seifert John G. Siegman .loan B. Silber Mary Silliman Stephen Silver Carol Ann Simon Arlene Sinen Richard Sisson Roberta J. Sites Janet Lee Smith Peter Smith Steven Smith David Lolomon Eddie Song Margie Spevalc Lynn Staymotes Barry C. Stratford Mary Strumph Sue Stryker Catherine L. Sumner George S. Sunday Catherine Surk Ronnie Swab Suzanne P. Tabakin Michael R. Tait Fred N. Tarkard Ann B. Tenley Harry Theakos Darla Kaye Thomas Stanley Thomas Carolyn Thompson Jean Thompson Carolyn Troutman Sandra Turner Donald C. Utterback Irene Vann Cathy Voss Jerry Ventreseo David Vreelond Katherine Von Berniwitz Allen J. Walman David Waltz Sheila Mae Weinberg Martha Weiss Linda Wells Arlene Whalen Judith A. White Life as Freshmen is often a combination of mixed feelingsg for it is a time when you pause to glance back over the yesterdays of iunior high school, to evaluate your progress to date, and to establish your goals and patterns for tomorrow. So, throughout our Freshman year, o new sense of seriousness prevades the air. We realize that high school is going to be an exciting challenge and quite a bit more than football games and dances -- it is today's preparation for the tomorrows of life, Yet, all is not seriousness -- there is still time to laugh at our own mistakes and to take part in the many varied and enioyable activities which develop good leadership and a sense of respon. sibility in Northwood students. Despite the changing elements of this transitional year, we can honestly say, Nothing beats life as a Freshman! Mr. Davis's civics class visiting with Gov. McKeldin in his office at Annapolis. y 4. 5 is .Lk-.J K - 4' Q. r -1: N -was X ,Mi V4 L ww I N M si. o X ix if Ni M tif r 0. g y , 1. M x . 4 : A ,, sg fr! ., -R .Q F P du, .. ' Q bv i . A , f, QL .. .- ' . . x f ' A xr Q N ,, gg J l 5 . X i. l . , i N ' X ' f fi 2'-f ft. is-Q Q1 ...- ., so Y- . 2 E .A Q , W ., Q24 . 'A i f i . ' X S ' .U N i Vi i 'fi . ' i f -Q.. V J , w x ,gf 'I ' - dp. ,Q J -.w , , ,' fu' , -- , if N B ,- 'W , bow 6 ' 'Q' A ' 4 4 . '- s ,L - Y J, , Sip- -vvs 4 0' sf, cvs ,ui .Q-' K , 5 R Q V fs L '?- 3. ' -' M QA -s Q If 'M .. ,x in ' N ' , V ' X X si :sir-rii 1: 'K 'ic A ,I 2, Q, J 2. i G 5 ' in N if ti 'B xx l M 1 S ' Y ix fx Xt .l .- s 3?-Q X I 5 l .-X ax .. , L A - ' X -S L I, xy fi 'T -sf Q. M. ,w, fx X ' as ' .xx vu I it vp fb' 1 l 8 Selena Diane White Carolyn Sue Willis Barbara Jean Willis Loretta J. Wolfe Carl Wolifzky Patricia Ann Wright Louis Zindel Mary Ann Arnold Pam August Rae Bauer Babs Bladen George Burke Patricia Cowell Eileen Dickson Allan Goldstein Judy Hall Terry Howe Janet Johnson Pete Johnson Sharon Koenigsberg Eileen Koonin Diana Lizza Lynne McDonald Betty Meletakos Greg Miller Nick Nickel John Olson Russell Rothrock ri A j Q 1' ' S 4 1 s ' 'P ,, J , as if We 421.4 Q , Q . , 3 . 4 M' A gs ref X , J if , A A -L-l 1 '- 'bf 'W 1 ,V y J ,, M 'C 44' an s ,, 5 :J A Q X - 6 1' W N A e m X .lb xiii ' A l A R' -- Freddie Wiles CAMERA SHY David Bishop Robert Bartlett Garry Chapman Chuck Cooke James Cotton Rosemare Ekert Ban Ellis Richard Gorey Joseph Hagner Patrick Homes Robert Haven Brainard Hyson Anna Jackson Robert Owens James Proctor Brenda Queen Pres Barbara Ellen Stein James Swab George Wessels ton Queen Tom Wessel Frank Wilson P Jan Wood Q. Kathryn Ackerman Raymond Adams Fletcher Kelth Adklnson Richard J Adler Keuth D Alexander Kenny Allen Don Anderson Marsha Anderson Sheldon C Arey Robert Bacheller Stephen Bacon Janet Bam Andrew R Barksdale Georgia Bartlett David Bassett Lucille Bassford Robert Basye Jewel Batchelor Charleen Batton Jerllyn Bazzle Carla Bean Julia Beatty Burney Bennett Rrchard Berliner Helene Berkamn Tummy Berkeley Wulber Berry Paula Betters Susan Blsker Ruchard Block Susan Boler Roger Booknultz Patricia Annette Bowles John Bowlln Kunberly Bowman Dolores Faye Branch Ray Brenton Marian Brockman Joyce Brodshy Neal Brooks Evans Browne John Brown Susan Bruenmg Carl F Bryant Karen Bryer Edmund Buras Gary Burch George Burch Paul W Burch Carol Burchuk Leo John Burrell Gary L Burroughs Jean Caldwell Wrllnam Cameron Eddie Camp Tam Carroll Bully Carter Mary Ellen Chuttenoen Rosemary Clapetta Wellman Clark Lynn Faye Cohen Muke Cohen Hugh Collins if tjwj Ufwfff ff' K Sw' lmvuafi '53 Em 4 'R lil? fwb- Q f V . l I ,N - S .G an Q .5 I ' 5 '.v 'Q ' . 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D'Amato Lora Ann Davis Roland Clay Delaunet David Denham Marsha Ray Depue Marie Desimone Mary Diesburg Leighton Lee Dixon Terry Dobson Leslie Dorr Pat Downs Margurette Drew Hugh Eageltan Bob Eldridge Anne Epley Sheryl Evans Carl Farrell Barbara Anne Faulkner Janith E. Ferrara Paul Fett Lois Fine Larry Fink Carolyn Finney Conrad L. Fleck Bruce Fonoroff Beverly Franke Lafayette Franklin Sam Frederick William Frike Sharon Frisbee Lowell E. Fundom Sally Galbraith Clifton Clay Garner Gordon Germander Carol Gershenson Marilyn Gertler Albert Giacalone Anita Golkin Joanne Goreen Sharyn Gordon Saverio Grimaldi Gary Gross Sue Guillot Mariorie Haack Mike Hageadorn John Haigh Mike Hall Linda Hardisty Costas Haris Bob Hart Don Haskell John Hayden Linda Hayes Ruth Heitmuller RAN l'3a.fz' . 1 ,,1-'?f 'vr4:5 ii 'YL' W' K 4963 lmlflx We as 8th graders are helping to lay the foundations leaders who wlll carry on Northwood s tradltlons Palge Lawrence J udy Lelbowrtz Harry Lentz Joyce Leurers Barbara Levinson Patricia Lewns Ronald Lvchterman Bob Lieberman Les le Lnlly Robert Lisle Eric Loeb John Logan Melvin Logan Alyce Lokos Bull Lomax Mil-ce Loube Marc Lumer Susan Macdavall Walter Mackey Marsha Macklin Stephen Maschie William Matson Dagmar Mayes John Maynard Anne McBride David McCann Marshall McCarthy Janet McDermott Douglas McGraw Robert Mcllvaine Susan Mclntyre Lee Merkel 4'm infix af and tradntlons X iv- ,, of our school Soo 4 h 'E . rf . x ts 1 41, , -., . 'Z 6 - ' fi!- . , r- su, Trudy Heller Wullmrn Hendrvx Linda Herrvng Joan Hester Fre Hull John Hull Wayne Hull Lynda Hoff Carol Howard Jane Humphrey Tom lllngluff Wrlllam lngrassr Joan Iverson lwo Johnson Patsy Johnson Richard Johnson Jlma Johnson Charles Johnston Elizabeth Joyce Kenneth Kaplan Gale Kauffman Judy Keene Kathleen Kelley Patrucla Kelley John Kimball Jummle Kung John King Renee Knrch Donald Koller Wllllam Kreager Joe Langford Lmda Latimer n we will b the , fb- I' 5 K Jane Merknn Stuart Mesmk Joe Mlchalsku Doris Miller George Muller Sandra Muller Stanley Moffat Jay Morrls Judlth Moskowitz Judy Musgrove Chamle Naecker Lando Nelson John Obenscham Jane Orleans Ronnie Orleans Relane Owen John Poehlman David Paglan Carla Paglral Marty Palmer Marsha Pardo Kathleen Park Rnchard Pearl Jeff Perkms Stuart Perry Lmda Peters Gordon Piercy Margaret Porter Duck Potter Robert Prlcer Sandra Pyles 9 ' is KRW Followlng nn the footsteps of the upperclassmen we have our own teams kr Y' X 'Rn' i 6 t -'s '- 'rr Q35 cheerleaders and dances Robert Rabknn Richard Ramsey Jlmmle Ray Kenneth Relchard James Resmck Patrlcla Revey Ruth Ann Rnchards Peter Rlmbos is Gregory Roberts Pat Rogers Robert Rosenblum Gall Rosenberg Roy Rosenlceantz Robert Ross Dennls Ryan Ronald Ryan Robert Salzer Robert Sanders .X Bernard Schnender Steven Schotzow Arthur Schwartz Roberta Seaton Sandra Sebastian Robert Seckler Alnne Seldeen Serena Sellques Jennufer Sellers Sandy Selter Mrchaele Senard JoAnn Sencer James Sexton Howard Sharpe Q- 'Q n hr 'fa ' - ' ' J w .: . 3 ,J .. ,sl - , 73, 4. 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M 2 - t Pete Shepard Billy Sheridan Donald Shigekawo Ronald Sigelman Julius Simon Eldo Simons Delano Singer Fred Siskind Tom Slingluff Daniel Slinkard David Slinkard Gail Sloatman Carol Smith Carole Smith Linda Smith Mary Smith Susan Smith Lee Snapp Judith Sollod Stephanie Solomon Clements Sprouse Douglas Stalker .lay Starger Richard Starr Tommy Stewart Billy Storey Rayola Strosnider Judy Sums Carolyn Swick Wayne Switzer Carol Tenley William Thayer Sandra Thomas Jimmy Thompson Carroll Tibbs Dwight Tolliver Paul Trath Carl Turner Charles Turner Jane Vallery Frederic Vechery Sue Wade Russell Wald Amy Walmsley Raymond Wannall Barbara Ware Mike Warfield Gary Wassermun Leslie Weiss Suzanne Wells Melvin West Gerald Whitaker David Wilcox Candy Willett Brenda Williams Donna Williams Robert Wilson Dianna Wolf Jean Wolf Richard Worley David Wright David Young Sheila Zirkind Patricia Bowles is 4 i,, was A x l.l H fig I is X i ' ,X ly X X i XX l N : I R 4 My l Q - 4 -iii 92- 'Q 4 . , g, H M x so fa x 4 -KX N N 1- S Q.. O .Zh Nl i ex' NLS ,lam A ess, l 40, S.. I l L.. 1 ? j ' i L . ' X u I' l l fl fl. i D U.- ax 5 1. X 1' A Q X 5 134- ic.. L Q . 5 Larry Raboy James M Tolson CAMERA SHY Bully Baran Kerry Beckman Pat Bullard George Bland Susan Bohn Rlchard Brechel Dennis Brotman Jeffrey Brown Lnonel Chewnmg Suzanne Cobb Leonard Cottrell Patsy Day Bull Fox Robert Glllespue Barry Godfrey Davld Graham Marylou Gurnck Barry Habib Albert Hazel Charles Jackson Richard Joppy Norman Kaplan Ivan Lee Alan Lester James Marbley Wxlllam Marlow Margaret Muller Stewart Muller Paul Mltture Margaret Rauch Bull Scalley Carole Schwartz Serena Sellger Franklm Snider Sharon Sottosantn Harry Stepney Robert Trageser Joe Vlpond Linda Warren Wnnlfred Willett James Wray Gale Wright ll Rnchard Grimes Carol Horluchl Barbara Hufhan Jane Parker Burton Queen Bull Quesenberr Y X 1 we fl! Kenneth Wulkerson i ' Q: K Q ,N,n xt.. ' - -J ,V ,L x KR' L J tx. ll .x Hs.. sq I I ' ivs V 1 . l- N . . ,4 63 J UMM i 1'-, ffl F 4 -JN ,-v 'VN 'Ev dimly lX ,wx Deanna Adams Patsy Adams Sue Adams Nancy J Allaway Robert H Allegar Steven B Andelman Benlamm Ashton Wllllam Make Assmus Danuel W Baules Jeff Bailey Susan C Baker Path Ballinger Fred Ballard Paul Baltrun Sandra Barkley Jvm S Barley Rosemary Bartlett Bonnie Bartley Jum Beard Dennis A Beck Ruchard Begun Alan Bell Ann Bell James Benenson Roy E Benner Jan Benson Roberra S Bernsteln James Birmingham Blanr Lee John J BleIWelS Patrucla Blush Ronald Bocoson Rlchard C Bohrer Judy Breaden Bully Burleigh Robert Burnett Joan F Burns Terry Buehler Frances E Burger Bull Burly Shirley Burrrss Betty Buscher Larry W Buschlng Daranell Canterbury Leslie W Carter Jlm Cathcart Irene Chaconas Barbara D Chamberllr Kenny D Chatham Charles Christy Pauline C Chumbras Lcnda M Clccoll Rrcky Claypoole Lynn B Clement Andy S Coe Janice L Cohan Elaine M Cohen Susan E Cohen Ann E Cooley Marolyn Cox Ellanore Cramer Rlchard Dameron 'Q 'H H .L f ,IVH it ., 1' My I, -.. ,, ,,, 5 . ' ' Q 1 5 5. ' -, N Q in XA . . I I '29-7 ntl' X T W 1 A ' ' . ' 2- Q .- .id ,P B AK S- ev 'T ' 'T ' A' . ' . Q I X ' A 1 ' V lg f r E55 xx x I .l X A W ' 5 A 4. 5, if is-:NN 'lv-c-l 4 at Stl -X., 1 ' A J' gf f.: ' 'I' Q , Q X QM . I V my J J . A F I 'Q P' Q. QC r It es. -e K Q' ,sf M.. xr AX y y 43 , Q Q -2 'I , l X I 'M x ' . . . - l x . A I 2' y fin A 'J ff I-ft ff' L' 'Y 1 I A fi ' mi Av X . ' f ' - K' 321- N V ' Chuck A. Borcher lynx 'xx I -Ah ,K -3 .N -X -V yy- ,N A A cl 1 . IR 153 Xlflt' AP . . l 'Q-e ' xiii 14- 4:-w .:,,, ' l : , Q. .V -2 . , rt. - ' , S V , S X V X. .L 1 ' t xx l . lil if Z fl I - rx ,f 0. wx -l l 0' 2. A 'H -A - U l . - . :g .. ' ' I, 1 . . . X I X ' -. , - . ' B l l gl 1. ' , g 1' 'VIZ' . g ' 'R '? l Q Y 'K is 5 lg ' - .- B, 'B gf! f X .Q -gs ' l . XJ il lla 'X l ' 54 5983-1 ,luun , 1 af. L, x f .,. l t . Suzanne Dantzic Charles Davis Paul Davis George De Buchananne Julie DeGooyer Sandy Dennis Jimmy Ditto Janet Dixon Alan Dobson Susan Dodson Carol Doerr Betty Domingus Nelson Dunnam Jerry Drake Harvey Dubin Carol Eckstine Charlene Eckloff Emily Eiselman Diane Ellison Dixie Elmes Mary Elstein Mike Engran Susan Erlanson Sue Erstein Leonard Faina Frederick Falco Alberta Fasteau Martha Fellers Nancy Fink Susan Fischer David Fisher Mary Flinn Patricia Flitner Steven Forconi Andrew Fox Andrea Frank Paul Frantz Ronnie Frederick Susan Freier John Frey J udith Friedberg Kenny Friedman Spencer Furbush Sam Gardner Malcolm Garfink Christine Gelhard Judy Gerowd Kathy Giddings Gary Gillord Mary Gilstad Richard Glymph Gerald Goldberg Stanley Goldberg Susan Goldman Janet E. Goodwyn Marc Goldstein Smallest in rank, but largest in number -- that's us. How many times have we been trampled or forced to step aside for the upperclassmen? We sometimes feel that our class deserves a medal of valor for surviving amidst the Senior High. But, though we're small, there are a lot of us --so look out! We have you outnumbered! 1 v , .I fp ,1 V, -', . - A ,. 5 f' Ah A W A - . Qc- I RK. , at vu- Vi 2 5 if- X i t V .il J ,lx D ' . X 5' ,df . - ., J - -- -M y l'ta, 4 in lil iz, ' ,H t. I . 'S QHS .4-- 'ii Q- 2 N S. L'7l , m ' - ,. A I ,N .. ,, .3 ,, l K f ,. A A .. ' Q. , - .. F' ' , H ., ,.. Q -. -. 5 . , , -. . Q S -4 - m ., a .. ., -- v ' N ,v, A YV 112' 6 yt-, 4-7.7: iq 1 ' K , N . M 'ii XX QT 'f i i' 'iff' '-3 f, F X i i ff A 7 V .W Q v Y 5 r'AV Q Q1 , 1, fi ,,., , ,. A 1 1 if rel H-e ff 1' gr f t I ?'l.' Yi- 1 X Q I V ls K l x X l ' X .S s N '23 sg ye- xg ,-- , 5 XF Q, X pf 4 52, ' hifi L f f'- iRL I J 1 l xml N N s X Patricia S. Griffin Lynne D. Grossfield Susan Grossman Diane Gussman Barry R. Habib Jimmy Hall Martha Hall Mary M. Hall Ben Hardqrave Michael D. Hardy Richard D. Hargrove Carol Harmel Bill Harnack Maureen Harter Robert J. Heold Karen Heede Alan R. Heller Lynn Heller Philip M. Henry Gary A. Henderson Paul Herman Edwin Herring Marta Ann Hess Carol E. Higgs Jeffery Hill John Kenneth Hillman David M. Hiltz Kay T. Hirschtritt Alan Hitchcock Kay Hober Charlotte Homes Susie Houlton G, E ,, j Q, if x L .-5 et. ls as ft A ,lg V. f f? l ...A .F, i, 6 I .M ii iii? J R' 4- s -.. 5 1 f -v 2 6: , Q 5 1 x . I . 'ii 2 5 S Vw, se .X J tg s 1 5. s s .-s 'as ,, Q- -, -1 u R: 5 x s. P't. .fix 1--I fan.. .9 U1 I l , Q Q' 3. xf r.. N . . 3 . 5' - l W ' L SE S 5 .z. H, .... 1. i K 1, 4 W i 4 X 'S le is 4- f -. M, ' a A an '4- 6 X56 5 LX '35 X l' l When we first came to Northwood we wandered lost and alone through the vast halls but as the year progressed we made friends learned our way around the building and became independent individuals 1 fix 'J-i ggi 'la fill Qs Joe Huges Jeanne Hurley Diane C Hurtburt Christopher Hutchinson Robert J Hutchinson Betty J Hotman Jeanne Irving Larry R Jackson William Jackson Pau S Jarlnn Robert C Jensen Bernie Jeweler Barbara L Johnston Ricky A Jones Sheldon F Kalms Karen E Anderson Sandy Koster Marilyn Katz Jack Kelly Kathy A Kelly Eddie G Kerman Anita Kerner Diana Kershner Bob Kessler Sue S Kester Elaine E King Beverly F Klnzler Kathy Klrrkamm Carol Eileen Kistler Marla Klebanoff Charlene Koehler .ima Aftfaw i n HM u r.-hi L.. ..- M ,xi . - r A 5 ' i' :a +V :L . ' X fi ' l V2 . - . ii s ' I tl r L D 1 .v ill' A . l I . ' I A G ,si ah 'Q - J 6 'A'-1'-.rl is 1 - ' m e ,K K D .., , . ,Q y '- RXX X L r AK Y . ,X D ' ' . i K f ie A 1 ' i . 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S la Qui Ss Na .Jus in vw' Damel Koutsos Eleanor Kramer Mlchael B Krowltz Steve G Kuhrtz Corrie E Lancaster Dorus E Lancaster Janet H Lard Catherune L Landers Jack Lane Steve B Langsner George Lantz Bernard J Lo Porte Lnsa Larson Steve M Law Edward L Lenby Henry P Lenbowxtz Mickey Leudeman Donald M Leslie Elaune A Levln Berna Levine Tommy Lewus Susan Jane Littleton Helene Llttman Laura Llswell Frank H Lntzenburg Ellen S Lokey Jane Long Cathy Lyman Nnku Mac Donald Jerry Malleck Joyce Marbley Monique F Margetas We are quite proud of our own llterary publication and we partlclpate actively IH all Jumor Hugh actu VITISS We are also mcluded an many Sensor Hugh actnvltes such as the POW WOW and the Record Hops Through our support we feel we have made a contrlbutlon to the success of these actlvltnes Jeff Margulles Barry Margolis Don Margulls Beverly A Marlgowltz Carol A Masters Roger W Mason Robert B Matson Stephen B Maurer Jerry May Glen Maze Doug McClelland Joseph E McDonald Marne McClean Bull McLln Julie McMullen Pat G McNutly Stephen C Merriman Paul Menzel Margery B Meyers Wnlluam T Mrcklelohn Pennne Mlllsteln James Menard Eugene Mower Phnllls A Mudrlck Heather Nash Jerome Neely Susan L Neely Carol Ann Nelson Karen Nelson Michael Norris Frank E Novotony J Noreen L Nutter 3' W f F' xt x Rh N l .MX hx , rs . . . 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B f if 'K' Q in John W Ruslnger Melvln Rltzenberg Phyllss A Rhyne Ardls Jean Robertson Ellen J Rodes Luz Roepke John Robbvns Mary Lou Rolluns Martha A Ross James Rota Allce Rubin Donna Salata Karl Davld Sargent Bull W Saunders Robert B Schochler Karen J Schettler David Lee Schlosberg Steve Schwartz Marilyn Sclorowsky Karen Scott Wnlllam T Scott Mary Seek John Seclcel Carol Sellger Pete M Serber Kenny Shanley Me anne J Shaw Karen Shetler Eve H Shprutz Tommy Sllllman Bully Snmmons Ralph Simons is Q -N CS ata Nancy R Nye Nancy Ogles Jerrl R Oler Maureen C Osheroff Susan Ostrow Joanne M Otepk Ray A Oursler Larry D pCgllOI Louxse Pamplm Leah C Pananos Pamela Pasguale Suzanne Patterson Arthur Paymer Mlchael K Pear Charles Pear Karen Peller Jamce Puckett Charlene B Pierce Stephen Roy Potte Ronald R Powell Beverly Pulliam Ann Putnam Norma Ramsey Robert C Reck Robert Reed Lee F Relchman John Really Maryellen Rerlly Norman F Roch Sheila A Rickman Jummy Rlgclon Ralph Riggs he I fl ,, R gs 3 -3. 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Smith Linda Snyder Robert L Snyder Owen J Sobel Nancy J Southern Judy Sparshott Gary Spittler Thomas A Stabler Jane E Steetle Margaret Alice Stein Carol J Sullivan Ruth Sussman Thomas R Taylor Harold Paul Tellock Vance Tessner Janet Theakos Patricia Helen Thoben Suzanne Marie Thoben Martin E Thomas Spencer Thomas Marguerite E Thompson Sandy Timmins P' f TC. 0 Marilyn K Tollefson ,Rl g- Judy Treadwell Mary Ann Troutman Q., Elisa A Ullno X WX' Charles F Venable Charles S Via 484 69 Dale Vlmcur John Wallace Ted T Walter Evelyn Washington Linda R Waters Mary E Waters Sandra Diane Welnel Carol S Weisdorf Joan Weiss Norma Weller Alan Whitt Shirley Louise Wllderson Jana Lee Williams Chuck E Winslow Sylvia E Wise Kurt F Wolfe William P Walking Shirlet Wollarcl Jarret Wollstein Jane Ellen Wright Esther Zellan Jackie Zimmerman Gae Ann Zmdel Sandy Zlnk Linda Zollo Edward A Gordon Louise M Gorman Frank Albert Goyne Cheryl Grady Gary Leslie Grady Robin Graham X V! -. . is K E 5, ' A 1 - X - xx . 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CAM E RA SHY Robert Bartlett Bonne Sue Bartley Denms Beck George S Bishop Harry Bloom Rlchard Stephen Cesard Robert Clemens Robert R Clemons Marolyn Jean Cole Nancy K Downs Mary E Gardner Jack Johnson Garey Gay Gone Judith M Geron Richard A Gorman Nancy J Hulfner Kay B Hurburt Mnke J Ingtam Bully Jenluns Muchael Kassack Nancy L Kauffman Clnfton C Lancaster Michael G Lee Susan Jane Lnttleton John Lord Barry S Mayer Charlotte M Munroe Lmda R Parmet Eddie S Payne Charles S Rand Fred Selgneur Georgann Shafer Ronnle Strompf Robert Trageser Sandra West Paul T Whlaker ,WM ,,,. ,, M f,, .,4 ,,..4 'ff ' '1fA -'- --.ff-V ff, 7, W ,f .,,c,fm.' r m-mf, 1 'W A: 'fm - pf ' W.-gi 34 in fm-ctfiv iff? H V f.. -:V ff' 'V gy -ff' ' , , , ff., . x :gf-L ' .3,,,M,dg, he. 4 ?1 , , . . ffm 1, 1 715.1 'fav 93 f .-,weft Q 1:55 Lf V y h g l 'df 1 - f 'ff ,, Q 'mir ll Ii A ffl , 3 sl 1 2 U22 Hi-an A Q M , Q V Q, M, w w: .My N ,, John Greenwold Kurt Lowry Valerie McDonald Andy U. 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'A L ' ' f 1 4 L -...f ' M 1 sig' fum A Student Congress meeting is now in sessiorf. The representatives are: l2th, B. Shub, D. Fielder, E, ZNIO GOOD 92.25 Egfr: E-Q-.F .. O .. on?U.3'l- .. .Tqmgv Q. Im 3 .7133 3-'O 53253 3': N '-4 -U -. rip' .U5 -'T WL. -no 5,133 725m 92' -r-'m Q.. W2- .g. mann. :vi-.ui mac- F9-Bw J' gf? o'?i F ui 32? o - X'-PU .300- U3-1700 70, . 0 NCL 10 'U Qggz vocn' 'cog-I 513'-.o N'3 Few? ..: Wes' 'UZCO om- 232.0 'L-'33 Tbgg X' . 3 .O - 0350 To-D-' Sv-ow 5575? 3255 L.-lCUw vurup Beard, P. Mudriclc, S. Gardiner. 1. . ...Q- l. .....q . l.,.s1-.- iq, X l Q ,VA -' qv M' W X , D H P . I 0 zz O 1 N MQ, - gps- F STA. Ya 4 1 I' ' . -N 5 - 'xl 4 .2 . Q. .M .. 'K 41' 575 X Nm I l l.514 .. ,, up 2-...yi if 1.1, , . ' Mu , X 1 W Executive Committee Seated: L. to R. J. Humphrey, Treasurer, D. Chubb, Recording Sec'y, G. Edelson, President, J, Spalter, Vice President, B. Diepenbrock, Sergeant-at-Arms, E, Koutsos, Corresponding Sec'y. Standing: R. Graham, Decoration Comm. Ch., D. Fielder, Building 8. Grounds, Comm, Ch., E. Carnvale, C -1 Sonia! Comm, fly, S. Jeni-cins, lr'-.mciiocl Fluhliuty Comm, Ch, B. Tatuir, Out-of-School lublieity Comm Ch., R. Shuh, Welfare Qomm. Ch. P1 .1 'T 'F'- Q D 'I .5 -4 1 1 r -- if 2 ' ' ' .X l tix: r: ' . i 'A T: ti l. lain 53- 2 1 I-on-Q., .... ,.... v-f .. . GH, .. , -gc. 42- 9 fs, 'ivt .- -Mike .ag 8-119 -, .,.. .C Wifi, , , X - 1 Welfare Committee Decoration Committee Social Committee Seated-L. to R.-E. Downs, S. Hoack, Seated-L. to R.-P. Briggs, B. Beale, L. to R.-K. Griffin, E. Carnvale B. Shub, J. Sellers, Standing- F. J. Fletcher, Standing-R. Graham, J. Gordon, M. Berliner Dobson, E. Koutsos J- Wolf Jfucdmi Can Northwood has a Student Congress of which it is iustly proud. Through the support of the student body, for wh it was illustrated that all could work together for the mutual bene- fit of Northwood. This new spirit of unity was most strikingly illustrated by the success of the Magazine Drive. It would be impossible for the Student Congress to function efficiently without its standing committees. These committees worked constructively throughout the school year. The social committee planned Student Congress dances and assisted other clubs with their social functions. The Decoration Committee decorated for all the dances, and the Science Fair too. The ln- School Publicity Committee should receive credit for a large share of the success of all Student Congress activities by making students aware of current and coming events. The Welfare Com- ich it is a voice, f. f J mittee had charge of the booster button sale and instigated the many other charitable projects ot the Student Congress. The Building and Grounds Committee obtained the suggestion box and made plans for obtaining a school sign. They also backed the Cafeteria Clean-Up Drive. The Out-of-School Publicity Committee made the community aware of all Northwood activities through the newspaper articles, radio announcements, and store display. Without the work of our Student Congress, never have been able to rise to the place it now Northwood would holds in the eyes of the students and community. So how about a cheer for our Student Congress for a iob well done! Citizenship Committee L. to R. Seated-E. Leibowitz, B. Diepenbrock, E. Carnvale, Standing- S. Bean, D. Fielder I I -.- - I I v I 1 A v Out of School Publicity Committee L. to R. J. Bonney, L. Wilson, B Tatum-chairman, J. Johnson, N. Paylor, L. Green f-A 'I' I X ami' if Ijx ln School Publicity Committee Seated L. to R.-J. Ripps, S. Jenkins chairman, B. Zacheria, B. J. Fel- lers, Standing-S. Saulnier, B. Rud- nick. L. Sammons at the P.A -nw Ng i M-A COOZCZQRQZLUU Cowncib The co-ordinating council, composed ofthe presidents of mclior organizations and presided over by the Vice President f Student Congress, one of the three main organs of the Student congress. ln scheduling all activities ofthese maior organizati s, t ccessfully co-ordinates activities d g the school year. Sept. 5nScl1ool Opens 3-Coke Hop 24-Student Congress Representatives Feb, 28-Freshman Field Trip Elections March 7-Coke Hop 27-Student Congress Dance 14-Seventh and Eighth Grade Dance Oct 4-Coke Hop 21-Sophomore Dance Nov . Dec Jan. 10,11-No School, Teachers' Meetings 'l8-Journalism Dance 0,21-Williamsburg Trip 8-Yearbook Dance 22-Wheel Club Dance 23-New York City Science Trip 28-Thanksgiving Recess 2-School Reopens 14-Winter Wonderland-Christmas Dance 23-Christmas Recess 2-School Reopens April May June 28,29-Pow Wow 4-7-Easter Recess l5,l6,'l7-Science Fair 18-Junior Prom 25,26-Senior Class Play 3-Coke Hop 'l6-Freshman Dance 23-Senior Prom 'IO-Graduation 'l3-School Closes aZ?0ncL0 ffonmf deem? 'Yi1?'1 eayed I Hoff D Dmg ated I r S Schlossenberg Domlngus E LelbOWIfZ Houseknechf E Carnvcle Standnngl R Ryerson L Hard? andlng I r G Edelson L am J Spqlfer mons D Fielder 0224911017 wmofzf Jivzmovf J C12 w I L to R S Jabas S Dodge P berber R Pauppermfm, Rogers W Alloway A Wolman M Dough B Caplan F Rauchschwalbe N Leventhal Row 2 L to osen Chris? J Hesson D LeVlne Graham N Levy l. McClellan R Orleans J Sfegman B Sommons H.,-1 Jwfw soc' xo ,Xa o 0 Xx 0 9 x O' GX ov also oxflg dv 6 o 0 ,pc e 800 1 rf IL' The Glrls Servlce Club ns an orgamzatnon set up to serve the commumty and tts people The club has accomplished a great deal In the past year and a half They have ushered at many assemblies and programs and have partlcn pated In many other actrvntnes contnbutmg greatly to the rapport ofthe school and commumty I to r lst row B Persson V Farrss B Kramer B Fellers Pres B Tel ack Treas E Robey Vlce pres S Stone Hrst J Kremkau Sec S Hassman 2n row G Sherldan P Hlllow C McLaughlnn J Bonnue C Beady B Whlton J Martm M Berluner 3rd row S Wertman P Allen B Burnett P Procter L Whltlng C Mlerzwlnskl T Abey J Hellmuth L Wulson J Rlpps B Seldon N Van Allen P Wilson L Woodbury B Morns S Wltmer 'RHI-. D -s,N..f ALA The mann purpose of the Wheel Club as to promote good relatlons between the school and the communuty Under the sponsorship of thelnternatlonal Rotary Club these young men have fulfnlled their purpose by ralsung and con trlbutlng large amounts of money to varlous charity compaugns They wullmgly undertook the responsubulnty of provudlng for a needy famuly at Christmas time Through these services these young men are preparung to be the outstandrng citizens of tomorrow ro R Slye L Hordt F Dobson Pres G Anderson Vuce res e son n row er ra am Hump rey Fielder eldrnan Sec e lers Grnmse reas rd row B She on K We: D Levln D Tew R Robertson J Spalter B Lssle 25 066 CIW UaLa7W7!iMf!-W7 UW dfaiulef ,I ra-'l'A .nf ,F 77 Pl! The Future Teachers of Ameruca acqualnts Its members wrth the teaching profession and encourages them to achleve thelr goal Seated L to R P McGraw Vlce Pres Y Cespedes Pres J Golkm 2nd row R Kessler W Staots J Rlpps J Snnger H Pfeffer A Levln C Swift 3rd row P Wulson C Ullman S Wrtmer J Greenberg N Paylor N Love Mrs Nichols 79 pax:-uni Throughout the day the members of the Llbrary Club are ready woatxng and wnlllng to help you In your quest for knowledge an Information l t row L to R rs Ceranton J Golkon S Schlossenberg D Houseknecht Pres Staats C Sw: t 2nd row L Wilson C Gauver L Green Clark J Glancy B Sasse N Fls er M Ulanow J Johnson B Zacherla 3rd row E Fme N Love P Llttman N an en S Wertman J Bassett B art C Mlchel 4th row J Rnpps N lslkoff C Ullman S Saulmer WE my Jwkw r -vf' H 2 ,',L,,f . . f' Z U E Qi .0 What club offers girls interested in nursing opportunities to learn more about the profession? The Future Nurses of America, of course. The girls enioy getting first aid training and giving assistance to Mrs. Anger in the clinic. L. to R. lst row B. Burnett, K. McLaughlin, J. Sellers, D. Miller, S. Halpart, R. Richards, P. Wright, C. Hardy, P. Hillow, B. Bartlett, K. Lyman 2nd row P. Allen, J. Wardman, J. Airis, J. Graham, M. Berliner, J. Bonney, S. Bruening, J. Huntington, N. Ramsey, J. Sparshott, C. Koehler 3rd row L. DiGenarro, H. Wolfe, J. Rollins, R. Louden, C. Greenwald, B. Morris, H. Beard, D. Seltzer. L. Woodbury, J. Martin, J. Hellmuth, S. Cobb, K. Scott, Mrs. Anger 07722772 7g mmwaf , , J A e sr-5 h sue 7. .4l4 The Future Homemakers of America is an active group at North- wood. To supplement its Home Economic classes, it sponsored a fashion show and assisted in preparing and serving refreshments for many school and community activities. The club visited many places of interest to the girls of F. H. A. L. to R. lst row J. Kremkau, Treasurer, M. Johnson, Historian, M. Gorski, Secretary, E. Robey, Parliamentarian, N. Love, President, J. Fletcher, Vice President, C. Mierzwinski, Song Leader, 2nd row G. Sheridan, M. Weller, P. Hillow, B. Kramer, B. Burnett, A. Heller, B. Whiton, E. Koutsos 3rd row S. Clark, M. Cipalari, N. George, S. Ferguson, C. Beedy, J. Martin, D. Kohler, C. Hardy, T. Shep'herd, L. Whiting 4th row S. Muller, L. Belair, J. Dixon, M. Hutchison, N. Paylor Q .- EMM ii Seated, L. to R. - B. SassefRecording Sec.l, J. SingerfTreasurerj, Y. CespedeslPres.j, P. McGrawfV.Pres.l, A. Hellerffforresponding Sec.J, Standing, P. Daigh, B. Farrell, B. Hol- comb, S. Swartz, J. Greenberg, J. Bassett, S. Tabakin, L. Edlovitch, E. Fine. al si I if .gg v, f,, - it Y . Ist Row, L to R- J. Golkin, B. Hart, Y. CespedesfPres.j, S. Schlossenberg, T. Shepherd 2nd Row-Mrs. Marks, A. Levin, M. Hutchison, B. Burns, K. Horiochi, S. Halpert, 3rd row-D. Salzer, S. Cohen, P. Allen, R. Shreiber, K. Daugherty, L. Pfeffer. XY! l l Bonjour Ami say the members of Le Cercle Francais. The French Club has two main obiectives: To promote fluency in speaking French and to acquaint club members with France and its customs. I Buenos dias, amigoslu This friendly greet- ing is extended by the members of El Club de Espanol fSpanish Clubl. The club members practice speaking Spanish and acquaint them- selves with the customs of Spanish-speaking countries. .1 xgf wr In 1958, in order to acclaim Northwood's futuft SYUYS, stage crew members and special artists in QhQdrUmGtiC field, troupe number l46l of the Natiqqqi 'Fislspians So ciety was established. VV.V V lst row, l to r, S. Schlossenberg, Hisgifolari, 2nd row, A Levin, J. Gilliam, E. Carnvale, E, Leibowitz, F. Dobson N. Tonkin, 3rd row, B. Diegoflbrock, P. Domingus, L. Sammons, J. Wolf, R. Graham, L. Hardt i 5 ! 3 6 F i ' .. 1 S 1 ' i The stage crew deserves a big vote of thanks for their long hours of toil behind the scenes. lst row - l.-r. - Al Duane, Steve Bacon, Jonn Frey 2nd row - l.-r. - Howard Gordon, Dick Hiltner, Ricky Cashman 3rd row - l.-r. Chad Hummell, Ernest Fine Ath row - I,-r, - Bill Swain, Greg Bacon CMA Nmwfs fzamdids Curtain going upl Going up on the members of Northwood's Cur- tain and Cue Club. This organi- zation presents all Northwood students with an opportunity to develop dramatic talent while learning the techniques of the theater. lst row-l.-r. - J. WoltfTreas.j, E. LeibowitzlSec.l, D. House- knechtlprc-s.l, F. Dobsonlllice F'res.l, N. Tonkinfl'list.l 2nd row - l.-r. - Y. Cespedes, B. Burns, S. Schlossenberg, P. Greenberg, W. Staats, S. Witrner, D. Posner, A. Heller, S. Clark. 3rd row - l.-r. - M. King, A. Levin, J. Golkin, A. Duane, B. Diepen- ,N B brock, J. Greenberg, G. Olson, S. Leibowitz, L. Hardt, S. Wert- man, R. Graham. v I .f Tl ' ljf Testing - one -two - three' This is a cry often heard from the members of the Audio-Visual Club. Performing a valuable service, these students are responsible for operating all audio-visual equipment, such as tape recorders, phonographs, and motion picture proiectors. l.-r. - Ernest Fine, AI Duane, Dick Hiltner would stlll be a dream llf JC if FG. F NORTIIII 00D JInIIoR,sI-:INIOR HIGH scH0oL SILVER SPRING win APRIL I mm RED AND BLACK ACCLAIMED TOP NEWSPAPER Congratulations' Contrlbutlons Wanted Club News A Thank You Ngfe Congratulations are order for the Red and Black' Even before the frrst Issue whtch was the reallzatlon of a dream at was predicted that thus paper would have long and lllustrlous career of service to the s udents and to the school The faculty and student body stood flrmly behind the Red and Black and It ln turn wlll uphold e frnest tradltlons of school news reporting The paper publishes accurate news pertarnmg to Northwood and stimulates Interest In all worthwhile actlvltres l Increases school splrlt and acts as a unlfyrng agent among parents faculty, students, and communrty A school newspaper rs a valuable attribute t school lufe, and Northwood expects to beneflt from the Red and Black contrlbutlons for many years Rewarded ff l For Hard Work Mlss Unwvn, Ellen Levbo wltz, Pattle Dommgus Students f Northwood Interested In wrltmg may have their works poems short stories, essays, etc rmted n the Red an Black Brnng your contra bu Ions o r office an room A'll0 or glve them to your Englrsh teacher If approved by the staff, your work will be prmted In our school newspaper The Journallsm Club rs newly formed this year The clu concerned with puttmg out the Red and Black and promoting good lournalusm Offacers are President Ellen Lelbowltz, Vtce Presldent, Tum Craug Secretary, Arlene Levln Treasurer, Gale Dawson 3 'Q- -1-sv. an 001711-5 3 CQOO :g'1El m -o - Z'- :',g0 E' nm 33' 3 M0 0 0 CD1 TC qsul o-., a. -QQ V' -on 910- 2 22 iw:-I 0 Q. -v 30-0 5 0:43- tg-Dim5 o cvea.,D g- o'U - Bm 315 so 30 oxg ow- -an., Editors many varied GClIVlflCS of staff members UPI ,- 'Q R ED AND BLACK Published 6 times durxng the school year by the students of Northwood Prnnted by Franklm Press, lnc Garthersburg Mary and Co I dztors Pattle Domlngus Ellen Lelbowltz Managmg Fdzlor Bob Levln Page Edzlors Vews Pat Dargh John Roth Edzlorzals Lee Hardt Bob Reznek Features Gale Dawson Beverly Hart Copyreader Wynn Staats Proo reader Margaret Burkey Buszness 'Manager Elame Robey Sta Tum Craug Wnlma Cunnmgham ousan Eldrrdge Janet Hall Mary Kung Arlene Levm Bruce Lisle, Bull Norris, Harry Patton Mrke Perlson, Mark Rea, Wllson Snyder, Carol Zimmerman Facully Advzsor Mlss Unwnn Busmess Manager Mr Hough Member Qurll and Scroll Socrety Ju st a few words of recogmtron and thanks to all the people who have the R made this the flrst Issue of ed and Black a bug success To Mrs Davila and her art stude st nl l our p y u memb nts who have done, and are doing so much to promote aper, goes the biggest thank of all And to the facu y ers who have backed the subscription d ve to the hul our grateful acknowledgment Last but not least, It IS you, the s Red tudent and the reader of the and Black we must thank or at IS you who have really made paper Northwood s dream come true If your enthu slasm over having a school news paper hadn t shown up In a large advance sale of yearly subscrup tions, this the flrst Issue or any subsequent Issue of the Red and Black g closmg, lust one more bug thank you to all and a wrsh or happy readmg rn this and every Issue of the Northwood Red and Black THE RED AND BLACK The RED AND BLACK most eager to recerve letters o he editor expressmg your oprmons We cannot always be sure we are vorcung the opumon of most of the student body If we are unaware of what you thnnk One of our reporters unter vlews a new teacher for the RED AND BLACK Notice The staff of the RED AND BLACK lnvxtes the students f Northwood Junnor Sensor Hn h t su mat e ers t e Editor These letters may contam vrews ex pressed b you, e student, on any artncle ap earlng the RED D BLACK any sublect relevant to school lu e fig TD 5?- Xfq I X lsregtt' V v ' in o ' ' ' ' ' ' . 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I . . .g O 4' 0 , I f I - b ' I ff th -if 'Y ' ,L ,I ' U 0 M K ' K If ' y th xt . . - ' g A p ' in , AN ' or . . . .f l 9j7pLQf A229 Seated L to R B Hart rt I tor, M Bowser Co Editor, Welmer Sponsor, B Burns o Edutor B Seldeen Business E l Mass E ltor, M WI son Photography Editor Who 22 students and Muss Wenmer What Our first Annual The 958 flrrowbeud Where Room E214 o converted stor age room wuthout heat When Anytime from 8 am until ll pm Why To provide o record for all stu dents during the years of 56 and 57 57 and 58 Goals To have o plcture of everyone nn the Arrowhead To show, through wrltmg and plctures, a story ol our school and curriculum, to glve credrt to all organnzatlons and clubs o glve accounts of sports and unter scholastic contests and to revlve some memories for everyone MW ,awww WWW ..w M-M .ew-f ' ,WW we MPNMM M www wM' 'nwwmumwmw qm-Q msn? WM 9 fl ,un- ldent f s n :Myrna pjearsfosnal Plctures are C C, K ng omes and plcturei stxzalgll :id B B Seld on N PU 1 GCP' S zone welmer een M B0WSer J Elf D Kohler easy 'ask lo finally Succeeded You could enberg Mr Whnon but they sh alwa outing Does anyone k YS here someone HOW who fhls ls S4 Q V, , 4 f ' l- f g it . . - 1 - 1 ,zz ' 1 1 I Q I x '. . W , . . . A . . I , 1 . . 7, 1 W . .. . Ma ' ' , 'fb' Jw ' ,,.fw'f't' 5' J wr ' e,,wvAf ,V. K x hw .M W 9-f 'Q wWW6l , MM, : - . - A Ed'- we . - ' ' fwgfey ,im www :JW I . . ,,,,,,,,,qwt4wr ' 'Wk WMM M, -Men-l..,l:.+f:vW1 W . - ' . C - ,, 3 aww - --V-:f,:'f.':fgf,e1.1eA.srvffv'W :'f ':L' N I . . d . J' 'A MMM .,q,,,r,,,.vwc:.A., n , tor. Standlng: P. Mason - Llterory y d . .I - K wmwqfenlw-.1-.,vm-1-at--m .,N.,wmW,..M,QM . ,,.u,M,,W.,, , . a ., , gb M as vt M-W .MMM WM F 3 ' If , .,,,. tu 1 .fx ml, 'Pm ttf' 1, 4' f la I . -s 1 X 'two ' - . Q, 1 . , a fu 2 1 Q .J .X r 1 V, 'lk 4: V' -. Ys,,'4cf,,. 1' ' wi - i' xg---a:4:--Je ' N- -. - f.. . - - -. ., U ' V My K , ' 1 . - f A - 1 ' ' ,J 1 ' ' A gf ,3- . I - , A . O ' H I . . Q' ' n ' ' , 1 . '91 S , ' . 1 . ' ' r ' - 1 . , ' ' A ' ' 1 Ss ' l ' ' 911 6Zl'LfZl9Zl!76Z0.6!f 55 We the Arrowhead Staff honestl f best to achleve y eel that we have done our our lasted goals We feel a l00'Z3 effort was pro duced by the staff but as we finally meet our last deadlrne one month late we believe our errors must be chalked up to lnex peruence To any person or organuzahon that we may have over looked we wash to assure all that It has been unlntentlonal The Arrowhead Staff would like to thank Its sponsors Mlss W :mer Now Mrs V T F x Jr and Mr Dent for the help and guidance whlch they have guven to us Without them thus book would never have reached the press to bring you the memories of yesterd for the readmg and engoyment of today and t A. ji Jie i 07 omorrow -i Llfefqfy Staff reen S Edu Ager p N P or, Jenlflnllgoson asian? Y Tflfum ,4 'Qs ,I-.ff Pho Y Sr ff wllsizng lj JOZFISOL PKl7,17f1gley o Greenberg h:J'09:DQPhy Ed, Ore' M or 5 X1 q fogfoph J e o our expel' photo n 5 Brow QroPhefS 0' work Brown J il wwg ArrM5,OH I B Ccr H odvlsof 02 -14 Hglmuclrr Mgt Egnod ac Ono, s MusS Nmer ess S10 l Selldeen Bus. uslll adwsorl B SCO d Ov' esS Educ' fl g 4 I . . w . - :XV I my 6 - ' . - - Qi, gif r V T ' . . I , Y.-1 1 Q5 ' e' K . . . o , . A G . 1 . ' l--r. . , 5 ' - , . I IL, . f l s . L -., in I J 'Vs , VV -, K ,A tl' 1 M VY iii!! ' fb x s Xjyrk: ' lr V .ll J ,ll - ' lx -l-- 4 ng Q ,a I x6 - x I! ' h mt' n ' ET C. ' ' .-r, . nl 0 f ' I ' , D. I , . , 'f J J X - aw , ' - 2' t . , A? 55 7 A 4 V V 3 I O. ' U D .f rj e. V .f x ,QV r . Y 41 f I I fl I V A ,, 4' my . xg ,lf V A ,,,A ,, XX t I P. ' --r. A Q r f . ' IA . e ' 1, . H, , , r . ' 'lv 7 s - x..f. - A I l B A - , ' l 8 5 L. Albert, B. Allaway, K. Ahl, J. Abin J. Baldwin, D. Bassett, E. Camp, R Chissler, P. Cowell, S.Deitch, S. Dribin, C. Farrell, B. Fellers, K. Freeman, R Freidman, D. Fuggian, D. Gordon, B Grahm, S. Grimaldi, G. Gross, J. Haack E. Hall, B. Holcombe, S. Janofsky, D Jones, C. Kauffman, J. Kimball, M Lumer, C. Lolesky, D. Letterbalk, S Maschue, J. Maucomer, S. Mclntyre, P l. m L. to R. first row - P. McGraw, Captain, P. Cowell. Second row - L. Reznek, D.Fuggin, B. J. Fellers, C. O'Neil. fam! - .f . 1 . ,L 'W' wr... na' .,, 5 .L 4s'.J.u ,Y f-3..v-- .. . X. , . a ,, .+ . , --.- ..,, .4 --'n . ,. . ,.- 1, ic . f fs . ' .Y McGraw, R.Moore, P. Murry, C. Naecker J. Olson, C. O'Neil, R. Orleans, D Posner, B. Rabkin, L. Resnick, J Resnick, D. Robinson, B. Scaneider, J Scott, A. Schwartz, C. Simpson, J Stehman, C. Swanson, M. Tait, D. Tew D. Tolliver, J. Wald, G. Wasserman, J Whalen, D. Warfield, M. Warfield, J Willier, P. Wilson. Throughout the school year, the band performed at the football and basketball games and often enlivened the pep assem- blies. We must thank them for much ofthe additional enthusiasm which was apparent among the students this year. ln order to show its appreciation, the student body has helped buy uniforms for its fine band. The funds were raised by a magazine drive in which we set a new sales record in the state. , !d . kt E Jigga- 1 . Pr E -iiiil .1 n This class is one of the two which compose the chorus. The following are members: M. Allen, P. Allen, M. Andelmann, J. Bachelor, N. Beall, S. Bean, H. Beard, J. Bernstein, C. Birnbaum, J. Bonney, S. Bromley, M. Burkey, B. Ciapetta, 5. Cohen, E. Courtis, L. Cox, C. Craig, W. Cunningham, N. Decker, P. Domingus, E. Downs, L. Edlavitch, M. Edwards, S. Eldridge, R. Engstrom, V. Farris, N. Fisher, A. Gambone, H. Greenberg, K. Griffin, S. Haack, K. Hall, D. Haye, A. Heck, D. Houseknecht, B. James, M. King, A. Lansberger, E. Leibowitz, L. Lewis, K. Master, R. Menzel, C. Mierswinski, T. McCoy, B. McCullah, D. Morris, G. Murphy, B. Nutter, P. Ognibene, J. Olson, B. Persian, H. Pfeffer, C. Pickell, M. Priddy, D. Riggs, R. Robinson, J. Rollins, L. Sallust, D. Seltzer, M. Senseman, B. Shadid, G. Sheridan, D. Shure, K. Smith, L. Smith, J. Spalter, D. Storey, K. Swadley, A. Tortorella, C. Wall, W, Watson, B. Weidman, B. Wells, M. Wheeler, L. Wilson, K. Winter, L. Woodbury. UMW? Assemblies are often the showcase for Northwood's orchestra which is ably directed by Mr. Sicka- fus. Although the members represent every grade in the school, they blend their talents to produce enioyable music. Members of the orchestra: L. Albert, W. Allaway, J. Bain, R. Bartlett, D. Basset, C.Burchuk, D. Chandler, R. Ciapetta, A. Colley, S. Dilg, L. Dribin, B. Fellers, R. Ferrara, K. Freeman, M. Gelstead, R. Graham, J. Haack, D. Harrison, J. Hall, A. Henderson, B. Hendrix, P. Herman, E. Hutman, B. Hol- combe, S. Hyman, S. Janofsky, R. Janssen, C. Johnston, C. Kauffman, E. Loeb, B. Marlow, B. McLeod, D. Oder, R. Orleans, R. Posner, R. Rabkin, A. Ross, B. Shelton, P. Smith, J. Stegman, J. Sollod, B. Swain, D. Tew, M. Tollifson, M. Warfield, S. Welsher, D. Wilcox, M. Wilson. S 'li n wow The chorus under the direction of Mrs. MacAdoo brightens many of our assembly programs and P. T. A. meetings with its delight- ful music. We hope to be able, very soon, to show our appreciation for this enioyable music by presenting the chorus with choral robes so that they can appeal to the eye as effec- tively as they appeal to the ear iiuiiw , Hllllliill ti i ' il f ff np 9 F5 qi Ft, 2 ,khxgf 'tio' ...gff The main proiect of the Science Club is to organize and prepare for the Science Fair. Students enrolled in biology classes are required to prepare a proiect for exhibition and all other students in the school are invited to participate. Many fine proiects were entered and won various awards. to R E Fine, R Braily B Holcombe,B Murray D Hiltner J Howard, B. Farrell, V Dunnam J Williar R Roghsock Mr Stennett B Buhl E Hall L. Allen, A. Meyer. INT i l sn: AL 1 S. Brown worked hard in preparing his proiect for the Science Fair. ffjnice The Physics Clue, a new club this year, under the sponsorship of Mr. Alford, is sure to produce some of An1erica's future physicists. Its purpose is to sup- plement the physics course by hearing outside speak- ers, by conducting extra experiments and demonstra- tions, and by taking field trips. Seated, L to R - D. Salzer, G. Edelson, B. Qeznels, D. Fielder, B. Diepenbrocl-4. Standing, D. Meroney, N, Laury, L. Hardt, B. Shub, Mr, Alford. Elaine Carnvule, Cuptam Dawn Chubb, Co Captcm Houck Je anne Fletcher Donna Kohler Mary Clpolurl Margie Moser Pot Mason. Sandy MacDonald Donna Posner 5 .e. 4 J . l , U- ,5? :?5 .far-5515 'i3Ef7fP5E5'-,,,Q,5f 25.4wwfSf.4UQ.r2a-t. , 8 .+ ,,D25'3?'2 57 9 E7 4 n54 E The above picture is of the Varsity and Junior Varsity football teams. They have done a fine iob and we're proud of them. Under the capable supervision of coaches Rouse, Jones, DeMass, Wilson, the boys have worked hard. O afwzf . . The i957-58 Varsity Football Team made an almost unbelievably good record for a school only in its second year. Although the team had several serious accidents, it still kept trying and thus showed true school spirit. Keep up the good work boys! VARSITY RECORD Northwood - 13 Gaithersburg - 24 6 Northwood - Oxon Hill - 7 Northwood - 20 Southern - 7 Northwood - 0 Sherwood - 39 Northwood - I8 Richard Montgomery - 7 Chamberlain - 0 ' Walter Johnson - 13 Landon - 24 Northwood - 26 Northwood - 0 Northwood - 6 v Q v 'QW 'yy 'W 1 0 P25 x 'lst String Varsity lst row l to r- W. Elder, R. Sellers, B. Daugherty, B. Sco- ville, J. Metcalf, W, Snyder, J. Tuttle 2nd row- B. McCuIlah 3rd row- R. Beard, D. Ramsey, L. Waters ., 'Nl 19 -d ' 8 ifeegv fthe. h re e . 9 doW hisne b Ows L in and funn e W A qheYf me mek-ON. on al ol v'C Y' tow ardS 'hen go The game moves forward at a fast pace Northwood doggedly blocks every play With determination and grit the lnne clears the way for our fast movrng back fueld 00 .Z6Z77Z,6 The Jumor Varslty of today IS the foundation of our Varsnty for tomorrow They are the team of the future and lf they keep up wuth the ood k g wor we soon shall have the best team nn the county l Northwood Northwood Northwood Northwood Northwood Jumor Varsity Record Gaithersburg 6 Wheaton 18 Sherwood 6 Richard Montgomery 0 Walter Johnson T3 -Af,-Q lr '.'.v Yeah 3 I an ,A-Q V fl Q D D ' Mk D t Gary Anders 4135 l K yLdd D R Y M WI ch Bob Epstein , - Joel Goldman 3 3 M ii H H ii ii 1 . 4 if mn 8 hn Grimsley Vis. Jil? fy fx e Don Sfreefer Ernest Tibbs AI Tortorella fi 59 52 59 5 ll u li LU7ZLl9'Zf 955' 9th GRADE RECORD Northwood 26 Kensington Northwood 45 Leland Northwood 45 Wheaton Northwood 37 Eastern Northwood 26 Montgomery Hills Northwood 49 Western Northwood 36 St. Albans Northwood 34 Takoma Park Northwood 38 North Besthesda Northwood 36 Faculty I to r, lst row N. Levy, J. Hymes, B. Graham, E Long, W. Berry, 2nd row T. Howe, R. Orleans, D. Drewyer, B. Mitchell, J. Seifert, B. Ellis, R. Grims ley, T. Ryan, Mr. Shearer 'Z X ,K fd'- -' ,110 'Wx 9th GRADE CHEERLEADERS lst row I to r M. Lopes, P. Phebus, K. McNulty 2nd row- G. Doves, C. Voss, M. Farris, R. Bauer. Dec. Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb 8th GRADE SCHEDULE Northwood vs. Northwood vs. Northwood vs. Northwood vs. Northwood vs. Northwood vs. Northwood v s . -- Northwood vs Kensington Leland Belt Eastern Mont. Hills North Bethesda Western . Takoma Park 1 'T' K k Sth GRADE CHEERLEADERS lst row - L. Hordisty, M. Anderson 2nd row - J. Sellers, P. Revey, D. Mays A in A VQGJ . i A .gU,,.. K Q. ' ' f - - .. 1. . f . ,ef - 3 , -N gem ' 1. fi. f . .is---Q 00 , ' ' 'a A -, A.,---, ,-' ,,, ' ' 'Y ' .ws ,.,.,. -M,,.-Yam-.. . . , t.1,,.,f,,f+-eg ,, , . r- . . ' a . . ,g:v-. ' -. :- --'A -.- -,. -.U 4 f .-,1-.',4-S, . 1, mf. s 11L :5 ' ' ' , 1 ,- - f M t-ll., ,.--, 3. - U , 6,3-5714 , , .:,,,, N K-RA .Q -..,,.i K, - -5?ax?,e,i?.f--f,,,J , ,c,'!Q, A t. l y A 1,1 - 4 '- v ' ,. , wg. J, . - - fy , . ' ,, 'v From September to December our gridiron heroes battled to uphold the honor of Northwood on the football field. And, wherever the team went, at home or away, there were enthusiastic spectators to cheer them on. Every basketball game was filled with tense mo- ments like this. Kenny Ladd reaches high in a iump for the ball. Get that ball the crowd would shout and get it they always did. Here we see Mike Dantzic in one of those terrific plays which made our basketball season such an exciting one. Practice makes perfect as the old saying goes and you can be sure that much practice was behind every victory. Here is the team in one of the tough scrimmages which conditioned them for the rough football season. GJ' M, .414 L.-r. - B. Kramer, W. Berry, S. Perry, J. Berkley, QMZLZQU Clwczazt' -f - - uf - -. l 1- The Athletic Association each year supports an annual variety show entitled the Pow Wow. They plan and are in charge of all pep rallys, awards assemblies and other such activities pertaining to athletics. lst row- l.-r. - Eric Loeb, Gene Korth, Jim Burkley, Sheldon Ager, Carol Griffith, Ellen Puleo, Janice Aires, Pat Allen, Toni Shepherd, Pat McGraw, Kay Master, Brenda Kramer 2nd row- l.-r. - Laurel Reznik, Pat Daigh, Pam Batchelder, Earl Howard, Sue Dilge, Daren Tew, Richard Saltzer, Mike Rota, Tim Craig, Chris Hickley, Jim Heffner. 3rd row- l.-r. - Walter Elder, Sam Bean, Mike Dantzic, Lee Hardt, J. J. Wolf, Bob Moskowitz, Bob Ciapetta, Ronnie Engstrom, Norman Levy, Ricky Grimsley, Wilbur Berry, Ed Hutman Off' Executive Committee S. Ager, R. Engstrum, B. Moskowitz, L. Hordt, P. McGraw, P. Daigh, J. Heffner Standing - M. Dantzic, S. Bean, President 96 N Club 'lst row- l.-r. S. Bean, M. Danzic, J. Humphery, R. Beard F. Dobson, R. Stulfz, R. Engstrom, D. Fielder, L. Atkins B. Dougherty, A. Myers, K. Ladd 2nd row-l.-r. K. Smith, B Epstein, C. Graham, K. Simons, E. Cohen, B. Shub, B Simpson, G. Harbaugh, A. Tortarella, R. Sellers, S. Ager E. Bishop, M. Tibbs 3rd row l.-r. B. Shelt-on, D. Levine . Anderson, E. T'bbs, J. Grimsley, . Steenis, S. Re' . nyder, B. e m, . vi e, . ox, J. Tutt e. Cramer, G. Seek K2 P f- l Th i we wefe happy 9 Arrowhe d i All H051 lnierhiqh Couric To 'rho wel-no wi-lop Wag ,he bl 'O be h nor for such o Oh e rece, S re ferrihcall 99esr we had te on 0 For it was QU' e ics W - I wl-,of on We danced Y glad Thrills and exciferrent At eociw football game Wheiher winning or losinc Our spirit remained. 1-6 YN- VM gy 7 1 1 14? 49' .-2 Q'-S 'X Mxdst snowflakes and magnc came the strains of the band Suspense hung o er the Winter Wonderland Who would be Queen over us who would reign? 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Cue Club IPresl Co ordlnatlng Councll ISec Chorus 58 Honor Roll 57 DAVE HUTCHINSON Football Intramurals WILLIAM ISAACS STEVE JABAS CAROLYNJ JARRETT Busrness Club Pow Wow S8 MARGARET ANN JOHNSON GAA 57 Grrls Sports Club 7 F H A 58 IHlst I Northwood s Betty Crocker Future Homemaker of Tomorrow 58 Socral Comm 58 BRUCE KLEIN Biology Club Scrence Club Football Intramurals Baseball ROBERTE KRAGH Sr Class Play Props Comm Track 58 BARBARA JOAN KREMKAU P A Announcer Girls Servrce Club ISec F H A ITreas Socral Comm Volleyball Intramurals 57 NELSON H LAWRY Audra Vrsual 57 58 Physrcs Club 58 Sr Class Constrtutlon Comm 58 Chl Honor Roll ROBERT CARL LEHM N Club NAA Jr Class V Pres Student Congress Rep Football ELLEN LAURA LEIBOWITZ Rell arul fllarf ICO edrtorl Curtarn 8- Cue Club Hlst Jaurnallsm Club 58 Pres Library Club 57 Crtrzenshlp Comm S8 Sr Class Constrtutlon Comm S8 Jr Class Play 57 Iprompterl NatronalThesplan Society 58 Sr Class Socral Comm 58 Flre Marshall Co orcllnatlng Councll Decorators Comm 58 Queen s Comm Honor Roll STEPHEN LEIBOWITZ Jr Class Play 57 Senior Councrl 58 Sr Class Finance Comm 58 French Newspaper 58 IArt Ed N A A REP CUVIUIVI 8- Cue Club 57 IPres l Lrbrory Club 57 Journalism Club 58 ISecl Spamsh Club Graduatron Charrman 58 Jr Play Comm 57 Ngrrgnql Thespmn Soclety 58 Socrol Comm 58 Publrcrty Comm S8 Honorable Mentron rn lurrzn mn Sclrolostrc Wrrtmg Contest 57 GEORGE LEVIN Scuence Club ROBERT N LEVIN lrrlurrrl llrrrlr 58 IManaglng Ed J P ay Stage Manager 57 French Club 57 V Pres l Curtain S Cue C ub French Newspaper 58 Journalusm Club 58 PHYLLIS JOYCE LITTMAN Ltbrary Club 58 School Store 58 Honor Roll PAUL W LONGLEY Irrnuhrrnl NANCY MICHELE LOVE F H A 58 IPresl NA A 57 F T A 58 Lrbrary Club S8 Socral Comm 58 GAA 57 Hameroo Chaplin 57 Archery Intramurals Valley Ball Intramurals MIKE MAIUZ O Entered In 58 PAUL E MAXEY JR Christmas Team Basketball PATRICIA MCGRAW Co ordlnatlng Councrl Orchestra rench Club IV Pres l Pow Wow Comm F T A IV Pres l Band Captam of Molorettes Sr Play Comm French Newspaper IEdrtor chletj Basketball Intramurals School Store NAA Exec Board trrut It ad asst art ed Jr Class Play Program Comm ICh Honor Ro DAVID MERONEY Physrcs Club 58 RICHARD B NEELY Christmas Team Basketball GERRY OLSON Curtain B Cue C lub Basketball Blurb Comm MIKE PERLSON Math 8. Science Club 57 Curtarn 8. 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Cue Club 57 Jr Class Play Tlcket Comm 57 Sr Class Play RUSSELL SELLERS Wheel Club Student Congress 57 N AA N Club Senior Council V Pres Crttzenshrp Comm Football 57 58 ICaptalnl PAUL SERWACKI N A A Rep Cluster Clrnkers ROBERT E SHUB Student Congress Rep Welfare Comm IChl Sr Class Councrl Rep N Club Physics Club PUDIICIIY Ch I Sr Class Counctl E ectlon Comm Football 57 58 KENT SMITH Football Track WILSON T SNYDER Sr Class Socral Comm Burldrng and Grounds Comm Student Congress Alt Rep Football JOEL SPALTER Wheel Club Sr Class Constitution Comm S Class Electrons Comm Student Congress V Pres Physlcs Club Pres l Honor Roll Mer1tSchoIarshlp Flnallst DA R Award Crtlzenshlp Award A WYNN STAATS Redrmrl' lllaclt Library Club Treas F T A Sec l Curtain B. Cue Club Spanrsh Club Honor Roll JOHN STEENIS Football Manager LEONARDH WATERS N Club Football Track WAYNE M WATSON Decorators Club Chorus SHIRLEY ANNE WERTMAN Art Club 57 Chorus 57 Curtarn 8. 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