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

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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-.