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

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tutors students Northwood's chapter of the National Honor Socie- y boasts a membership which reflects the quality of he school. Already having a membership composed f more than sixty seniors, the Society inducted even ore outstanding seniors and juniors in the recent ay ceremonies. This ceremony highlighted the ualifications a student must show before he or she s eligible for membership in the Honor Society. High chievement in leadership, scholarship, character and ervice must be shown not only in the school but also n the community. Once a person has become a mem- er of the Society, he must strive even further to phold the honor which he has received. In keeping ith this trust. the Honor Society this year main- ained a free tutoring service for all students in eed of such aid. Outstanding contribution to one of Northwood's Hiterary publications, either the ARROWHEAD, the Red and Black, or Reflections, is recognized by in- duction into the Quill and Scroll Society. Although the Society is an official body of Northwood, it is not an active organization. The newly formed Spanish Honor Society held its second induction December 11 and inducted fifteen new members. The society provides its members with a chance to develop their interest in the Castilian language and peoples. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Lola D'Amador, the students planned a trip to the Pan American Union and lunched in one of Wash- ington's excellent Spanish restaurants. Northwood's literary .figures pose for Quill and Scroll Society Inspecting an appropriate relic are Spanish Honor Society members Carol Seliger, Nan Landsman, Toni Clarke, Lolly Schultz, and David Heath. lSl

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Honor Society is .I 1 -. Y w.,ua,.gr in 2 1 ' 'J' ff .,. 5 .QNX .X a Discussing the upcoming Honor Society inductions are officers Bob Benjamin, treas., Jim Beard, pres., Randy Ross, v.p., and Carole Harmel, sec. i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Cl.-r.J Row 1: R. Benjamin 1Treas.J: C. Harmel LSec.g: J. Beard fPres.J: R. Ross QV.P.J. Row 2: K. Joseph: Rodes: S. Brown: K. Pellerg E. Edmunds: S. Woolard: Leibowitz: B. Hutmang E. Levin: J. Glaser: P. Cage: Fisher: B. Alpert: B. Terry: J. Potts: M. Shellman: Bartlett: L. Chase: R. Graham: S. Kinsey: C. Seligerg S S Ersteing J. Love: E. Vernoff. Row 3: B. Haisfield: D R J l50 Cohan: M. Katz. Row 4: L. Carter: D. Goering: D. Wing P. Taplin: C. Rosenberg: D. Cowell: J. Williams: E. Kinz- ler: E. Zellan: J. Cullins: S. Schwartz: S. Freier. Row 5 M. Goldenberg: B. Jetton: D. Leslie: P. Herman: D. Heath D. Phillips: W. Jenkins: D. Bohrer: P. Menzel: J. Herst S. Maurer: S. Thomas: H. Miller: B. Kessler: B. Habib

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Moth League adds 1 THESPIANS Cl.-r.J Row 1: D. Helfgottg S. Langsnerg A. Coheng R. Grahamg M. Katz. Row 2: H. Millerg B. Schacterg H. Dubing S. Kalmusg P. Griffing B. Benjaming J. Worsley. Row 3: B. Barong B. Reckg B. Gregg. Explaining a complicated proof to fellow Math Honor Society members Sue Roch- kind, Ben Ashton, Jeanine Kallender, Bob Benjamin, and Joanne Love, is Steve Maurer. 152