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

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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

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,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 .

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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