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

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5 .4 fx 's f- W- , f , f ll . v- , if K zxrtivrvi ummwuw Sij:f,Lv,,, ,5 in i 1 CWM' 'mi W ' ' 'l 'fifiQ!il'iA . ,UH I- J ,W 4 - WELFARE Charity drives and other beneficiwl roiects are under Isikoff, J. Himes. , emu. in E Chmllllfl ,, , ' -' if,-,,, D rw-, ., W CLHLML LU55 SOCIAL The Crystal Ball Hop, the Vice-Versa, and School Spirit Week were among the projects of this committee. Cl-rj D. Chubb,B. Kramer, S. Eldridge, J. Robinson, B. Persion, M. Edwards, N. Pope, M. Rabun. taken by this hard-working group. S.J0nkins,H. Friedel, N. f Van Allen, P. Wilson, A. Goldstein, B. Fellers, N. Levy, N. A 'X y as nag , fi iXEfiz':fi W ,, A , Wiirvii ' BUILDING AND GROUNDS To beautify :ind improve the zxppeziiunee of the sehool are the main ohjeetives of this committee. Condueting' the clean- up drive, liziving' shruhlmery planted, and constructing signs are a few of the mziny uehievements the committee can point to with pride :ms they strive tu ziehieve their ultimate goal. Cl-rj J. lleffner, l.. Wilson, li. Kessler, l,. VVilliz1ms, M. Taylor, V. liothehild, ll. l,eVine, T. Rigdon. HOSI'l'l'Al.l'l'Y This ggenizil group of students weleome new arrivals to Northwood unrl zu-ruizxint them with the school routines. Cl-rj li. Tatum, J. Nlvliinney, ll. Mehlulty, C. Piekell, N. Nussbaum, B. Burnett, l.. Woodbury, .I. firimsley.

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A X 4 H A W C041 RE S Q 'N Q J ' fSf-eu: If ff f L , .V C Y., Y , to f Q A ' ' ,.,,,.. ,tn . I C .n - . as H J O lu l CO-COUNCIL-Sitting Cl-rj R. Gottlieb, J. Roth, R. Mahaffey, J. Greenberg, J. Grimsley, E. Koutsos, Pres.g N. Paylor, Sec., D. Slye, B. Weidman, L. Christy, N. Tonkin, S. Witmer, D. Kohler, P Mason, N. Washington. Standing: B. Shelton, J. Heffner, C. Graham, K. Weiss, G. Wilcox, B. Hol- combe, D. Hiltner, N. Van Allen, J. Bassett, J. Singer, A. Gambone, K. McLaughlin, K. Horiuchi, E. Fine, J. Humphrey. STUDENT CONGRESS- Government of the students, by the students, and for the students. The Student Congress co- ordinates all student organizations, encourages enthusiasm and participation in school activities, acts as a forum for the constructive discussion of topics concerning school lifeg and promotes co-operation and congenial relationships between the student body, the faculty and administration, and the residents of the community. Their major accomplishments this year include the spon- sorship of both School Spirit Week and World Culture Week. Another successful project was the supplying of adequate food and clothing for a needy family during Christmas holidays. Working hand in hand with the Student Congress, the Co- ordinating Council is headed by the Student Congress Vice- President. The council consists of all the club presidents. They co-ordinate all club and extra curricular activities, aid in the arrangement of the social calendar, issue, renew, and revoke all club charters, and evaluate the activities of school clubs and organizations. They sponsored the most successful club drive ever held, besides setting up numerous committees to aid in the planning of an activity ticket, various assemblies, and a future carnival.

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OUT-OF-SCHOOL ....................,......,.,. .,,,w M... , . N, QW CWUIEL wi 'I' SG: IN-SCHOOL PUBLICITY The posters publicizing that special dance or the runners telling of that big game were the products of the In-School Publicity Committee whose duty it is to inform the student body of future school activities. Cl-rj B. Moskowitz, chairman, S. Halpert, K. Ho1'iuchi, D. Seltzer, D. Ano, B. Hicks, M. Weinberg. nw-,K . . f A . K , My CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE Promoting good citizenship among Northwood students and seeing that the hall traffic runs smoothly are two of the many duties of the Citizenship Committee. A new project of this group is the selection of the Citizen of the Month. Sitting C1-rD-J. Bassett, B. McCullah, E. Downs, P. Ognibene, chairman, K. Master, P. Sklover, M. Kimble, C. Aldrich. Standing-R. Priddy, R. Gottlieb, R. Edlavitch, MacDonald. Each spring the committee chairmen are chosen in order to begin planning during the summer months for their activities in the coming year. Each of the various committees has one important duty to fulfill in contributing to a smoothly run student government. All of the com- mittees have successfully completed their goals for this year and have provided the students with many outstanding and memorable events. .,-Q... Publicizing Northwood's news outside of school has been the job of this committee. By entering articles in the area newspapers, broadcasting on the radio, and creating Window displays, they have managed to keep Northwood's name prominent in the area. Cl-rl T. Smith, chairman, L. Belair, K. Nerrett, J. Greenberg, S. Ferguson, J. Roth, N. Paylor, J. Metcalf, S. Lawson, M. Wilson. i 1 ' FPA, P. A. COMMITTEE Cheery voices coming from the public address system every morning are the results of the P.A. Committee's effort to inform us concerning events of the day. Standing Cl-rj M. King, A. Henderson, T. MacDonald, B. Marky, D. Gordon, K. Davenport, A. McCauley, sitting-T. Heller, P. Ognibene. Ml is