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

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Languages active This year the Latin Club widened the area of it! activity to include other cultural projects as wel as those related to Latin. Their most ambitious un dertaking was a trip in March to New York to vievl the works on display at the Metropolitan Museum oi Art. As in the past, the club produced the Latiz newspaper, Pegasus, and planned the traditiona Latin Banquet in the style of the ancient Romans. German Club members conducted their search fo German culture with great gemutlichkeit, or goon fellowship, this year. Although unable to discover : i biergarten, they sampled German cuisine at the Ola Europe, Washington's German restaurant. They heli . a Christmas celebration complete, with German style refreshments, for the German clubs of are: l i high schools, and attended a local production o: Goethe's Hermann und Dorothea. With the emphasi: i more on gemutlickeit than culture, they also wen ice-skating at College Park and sold candy apples a Northwood football games. Bob Kessler puts his slave Spencer Thomas, to work. LATIN CLUB Cl.-r.J Row 1: B. Kresge QTreas.Dg S. Maurer lV.P.Jg S. Thomas fPres.Jg J. Cullins 1Sec-.bg A. Becker. Row 2: D. Ellison: D. Marcksg J. Callg C. Pottery H. Chappellg R. Bartlettg B. Macelhoseg K. Waltz: J. Siegal. Row 3: M. Kleing A. Cooleyg J. Bleiweissg D. Honingg A. Moltzg S. Kaplang B. Loubeg P. Tapling T. Whelang E. Hand. Row 4: P. Menzelg B. Kessler: G. Gillardg W. Bellg D. Craneg R. Smithg P. Edgreng R. Kahn. 156

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benefits linguists Cl.-LJ Row 1: B. Ashton lV.P.Jg Miss Gumppex' fSponsorJg J. Burch lPres.Jg E. Swain QSec.-Treas.J. Row 2: D. Margolis: L. Moniserag P. Sahag P. Thom- Spanish Club members found a new sponsor this lar in Miss Alice Gumpper. Miss Gumpper, who aches both Spanish and English, accepted the spon- rship of the club even though this was only her rst year at Northwood. Under her direction club embers arranged a showcase exhibiting Castilian tifacts and showing the Spanish way of life, in- uding many interesting Spanish customs. During egular meetings enthusiasts viewed movies explain- lg life in Latin American countries. Ici on parle francais is the motto of one of 'orthwood's oldest clubs, the French Club, which as long enjoyed a tradition of supplementing the irench students' understanding and appreciation of lrench civilization. Sponsored by Mrs. Spector and iiss Perez, the club met monthly for discussions, ictures, and movies. The especially interesting ac- ivities this year included attending the services of French congregation in Washington and listening ii a speech by the chief of the Montgomery County language Department. i asg K. J. Williamsg L. Schutz. Row 3: D. DiSalv0g A. Hitchcockg J. Slyeg D. Heathg B. Barnesg C. Acker- man. Mike Sartzell and Dennis DiSalvo give Betty Barnes a hand in decorating the Spanish classroom for Misses Perez and Gumpper.

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outside clossroom GERMAN CLUB U.-r.J Row 1: D. Schulerg M. Ruemmele QSec.Jg D. Pope steing A. Cooleyg M. McLain. Row 3: J. Lehrg M. Kluger lPres.bg F'. Aikeng J. Heijboer lV.P.J. Row 2: J. Schulerg M. B. Gilstadg E. R. Rosenheimg L. Harmang D. Shankle M. Goldenbergg F. Lingg E. Groverg J. Federmang J. Woll- C. Potterg K. 0'Nea1g M. Pinzow. Louis Harman holds off Falline Aiken, Josy Heijboer, Maureen McLain and Mark Pinzow, in a German scrabble match.