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

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1 x y l persuaders As its name implies, the In-School Publicity Com- mittee handles all publicity at Northwood for activi- ties sponsored by various school groups. Although the committee is mainly a Student Congress organ, it is not limited to publicizing Student Congress events only. The Welcome Dance, Homecoming, the World Culture Week, the Vice Versa, the ASP, and Student Congress Elections in May were just a few of the publicity assignments handled by the group. Aiding the committee this year was the establish- ment of two new bulletin boards primarily for In- School Publicity purposes, a Student Congress and a game-schedule bulletin board. Functions of the Out-of-School Publicity Commit- tee include the gathering, writing, and sending of weekly Northwood news to local publications, such as the Record and the Sentinel. In conjunction with this program, the committee maintains a bulletin board outside the office on which are posted all new articles relating to Northwood, whether concerning sports, scholastic news, or special interest articles. Committee members appear on WINX radio every week to relate important teen news, in addition to posting bulletins of coming presentations all over the area. - 1 .t ,w f., ' 4 , fas- N, , .f . , v- 1- - U . - 1 Q ,gli f,.,....4- -- W CA, as 'fa ' gi 9, lpn! . y ,J fs re K' 4 . N. , Q se xism H. , .Q P - .sg f -:Q In-School Publicity members, Ken Friedman and Mark Sand ler, work together on an original poster publicizing a bas ketball game with BCC. Kathy Weidman and Linda Greathouse post local news articles about Northwood on a bulletin board in the main hall, always the center of a large crowd. The art room, where Cheryl Hohm and Sharon McCeny are designing a runner for the hall, is the scene of many projects of In-School Pub- icity.

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OUT-OF-SCHOOL PUBLICITY Northwood's hidden IN-SCHOOL PUBLICITY Cl.-Lb Row 1: C. Pierce: L. Larson: T. Littleton lChmn.j J. Rebold: M. B. Gilstad. Row 2: S. Taylor: J. Regal: sl Eliopulosg R. Himelfarb: J. McMul1er: F. Eisner: P. Witt- ner: C. Van Wert: K. O'Boy1e. Row 3: K. Heitkotter: S. Adamson: S. Erlanson: L. Ford: D. Devendorf: G. Smith R. Eliopulosg P. Rimbos: S. Kennedy: A. Rosenfeld: Nl Widmayer. Row 4: B. MacE1hose: S. French: E. Edmunds S. Rupert: M. Ruemmele: J. Woolley: M. Lipson: R. Kipit B. Levin: E. Kalish: K. Smith: P. Light: F. Fett. Row 5 G. Kerstetter: C. Whitaker: C. Hohm: A. Dowty: S McCeney: B. Pulliam: J. Breaden: S. Ziegler: R. Gross: L Spencer: L. Chase: M. Trofast: B. Park. Row 6: S. Har- man: P. Greenbaum: S. Dietle: A. Whitt: B. Reck: R. Hurley: J. Burch: K. Friedman: B. Burleigh: M. Sandler: G. Goldberg: E. Tollefson. l Cl.-r.J Row l: C. Seliger: B. Chamberlin: D. Wing: E. Eiselman: T. Enger. Row 2: J. Levine: L. Alexander: E. Rodes: P. McKinney: K. Smith: L. Roberts: C. Van Wert: L. Cummins: S. Henderson: J. Stafford: M. Gris- wold: M. Hall. Row 3: D. Duvall: C. Palmer: D. Kottler: C. Flatequal: L. Greathouse: K. Weidman: K. Leventhal: B. Levin: C. Sacks: I. Caputo: F. Fett: R. Posner. Row 144 4: C. Weisdorf: G. Kent: N. Louden: J. Huss: L. Parnet D. Perme: C. Monroe: D. Cowell: N. Gleeson: S. Har man: M. Gardner: C. Sharlip. Row 5: M. McCo1gan: K Anderson: G. Goldberg: L. Carter: R. Hargrove: L Summers: B. Reck: T. Mote: S. Leiderman: D. Fried- man: R. Kopit: S. Rupert.

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Northwood servicn HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE Cl.-LJ Row 1: L. Schweerg J. O'Neil lChmn.lg Marsha Warren. Row 2: N. Porterg H. Wald: D. Denhamg A. Wol- mang K. Lentzg J. Leeg D. Pepsing C. Caing B. Satterlyg R. Eggersg C. Hohmg K. Williams: F. Bergerg I. Kipnisg R. Bernsteing A. Ehrlichg F. Hectg M. Katz. Row 3: L. Al- berti: P. Sanders: L. Longmoreg D. Howellsg B. Terryg B. Haley: C Whitaker: B. Kreismang M. Goldmunzg M. Stok- l losag R. Kopitg K. Leventhalg C. Blankeng B. Rubing L. l Weiszg T. Trothg J. Josephson. Row 4: J. Brooksg N. Schneiderg L, Gelfandg B. Johnson: C. Raabg A. Hutterg N. F750 '-'- I-f-gy n-. 2552321-ii-:2F'3 N UQ'4 5-'02 :S,gH,'g-.o0Q '8.L-Q Q- .i3::5'f'1Q-232-Ehgg --song :ww-'::l-m-f t3m::5,UOmCJlDdm 1 '?D'Q+ '0E-mr:g2'OE,-fm -To. S .1g'::-ggi-f..-.3 'D as assess ggswaE2:s3em e,as'BsZgs.a:':S 5,4E.Q og, g:9v.5 'g' :-mg S.lr:D-DH-1-E'2'b ppmr-os:-3 I3 TON :f-f,,,5,+sgg,g'5.+o-.wm '2m'mO5' mlbggla mo,-51+ goow 99559. FZ ...- mv-si-0-gp'E.fD Qggd' O,.,. S'3.E sE. gvQow:81-foxes-:e mmtfr-QQJBSBIDEP gf-emfbgomohi w- N 'Ur-1-C3 ..-. '52'.:',:9?,:r--0 ssisssgsgss 5 m'5:97 3o-oi. 599 Q- '11 ,., Nm 23 ,-H g, 1 1+ fe 'usszmm CD01-f SBBUQM Wager' 5052906 so Wno3'n.. ,-, 05m Mn-.Ffa in m 5.-+ El.w 'on-5' B 1.-rigsmg-,g'?,e-v-2-5 04' 53m?'?mFS'g5'i:, Fink: D. McEweng G. Fishery S. Paulsong K. Lanardg Scottg T. Sharpg L. Watersg B. MacElhoseg J. Wolf: Peterson: F. Iroff. Community projects this year included work with both the Forest Knolls Elementary School and the Baptist Home For Children. Welfare Committee members, in the name of the school, donated ap- propriate materials to the handicapped children at . Forest Knolls, while periodic visits for parties and F picnics were made to the orphanage. The Canned Food Drive was also sponsored by this group. MEDI- CO received all money made from the performance of the Michigan State Band and the sale of NHS pins, while money made from the sale of pennants and booster buttons went to other funds. In conjunction with the Social Committee, the Wefare Committee planned and coordinated School Spirit Week. Judy 0'Nei1, Frances Kellum and Tina Brockman wish they solid Quay some of the goods at the Hospitality Committee a e ae. I46