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

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NATIONAL Cb. 4 4' HQQR O3 QQ x 1.5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character are chosen for membership in the National Honor Society. This is one of the highest honors the school can bestow on a stuqlent. Seated Cl-rl B. Beale, L. Niner, li. Koutsos. Standing: E. Hutnian, K. Weiss, S. lirown, R. Weidman, W. Elder, C. Graham, D. LeYine, ll. Shelton. Absent: R. Ferrara, J. Iluniphrey. 435. .fa iw . YI Nt CAE' NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Junior Honor Society gives recognition to those ninth grade students who have achieved high scholastic standings. The members of the National Junior Honor Society are: A. Boyers, R. Ciapetta, M. DeSimone, B. Emery, C. Farrell, W. Fricke, M. Gertler, L. Hardisty, P. Johnson, D. Koller, J. Leibowitz, L. Lilly, J. Michalski, L. Nelson, J. Orleans, D. Paglin, R. Rabkin, A. Seldeen, J. Sencer, S. Sebastian, J. Merkin, S. Thomas, G. Heller, S. Galbraith, E. Humphrey, J. Resnick, J. Cummins, A. Brodsky, J. Mahaffey, P, Rodgers, E. Simons, VV. Quesenberry, E. Joyce, L. Fine, K. Park, R. VVald, C. Gershenson, D. Bassett, D. McCann, W. Hill, L. Weiss, R. Wilson, P. Lawrence, S. Frisbie, S. Miller, R. Seaton, F. Siskind. Q I QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY Members of the Quill and Scroll Society are those students of the yearbook and newspaper staffs who have shown out standing journalistic ability. Seated tl-rb G. VVilcox, D. Kohler, P. Mason, L. Niner, N. l'aylor, S, Stone, J. Greenberg, Johnson, N, Tonkin, S. Brown. Standing J. Feinstein, 'VI VVilson, V. Cohen.

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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

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E R NAT WHEEL CLUB BQIVILQ to the school and communlty is the PIIIHAIV functlon of theee young men Then goal IS to recognlze outetandlng leadelmhlp and to develop a Splflt of good Wlll and fellovx shlp among all voung men thloughout the uolld r Rovs l Y Cohan H Smolkln Shelton C C aham D Slye G Anderson G Kolth R Mahaffey Row Z L Allen D Shure K WQISS J Heffner B VVe1dman N Wagoner D Tew J Humphrey M Snyder F' Kuroda D L1V1ne J Gumslev B Lmle W Elder C Morgan PI NATIONAL THESPIANS SOCIETY Membelshlp In the Natlonal Thesplans So cletv t1oupe 1461 IS awalded to students be Cause of than outetandmg achlevementi ln the dlamatxc '11 ts. Seatcd Cl-rj W. Tonkin. P. Ognibene E. Fine' Standing M. King M. Senseman D. Hiltner. GIRLS SERVICE CLUB As, members of the Gnlm BGTVICG Club these 21115 ale often Seen hostesslng at school soclals O1 vlsltlng old folks homes One of then plojecte was to adopt a famlly of four md each hollday to take fm assoltment of food 'md glfts to them Seated Cl rl Row 1 J Bonney B Pellers J Hellmuth N Van Allen B Burnett S Stone B Whlton P PIOCLOI R w 2 G Mu1phy L Smlth L Whltlng., C Beede J Wlartln A Lokos E lxoutsob B Kramer B Pelslon P Hlllow Row 3 M Purnell M Berllner D Storey D Seltzer P Porter P Allen C MISFSNVIUSBI S Hassman S Wltmer Row 4 lN Mouls I Woodbury B MOTTIS T Abbey P W1lson G Rosenburg B Tellock ll fl ll 'W M