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

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-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

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A V9 as n B G L Q Wi. '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

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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