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

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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

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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 .-

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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