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

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Homemcakers cmd Teachers FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Cl.-rj Row 1: L. Lyon fT1'eas.J: J. Morrey LV.P.J: S. Brown fPres.J: M. Bennett 1Sec.D: D. Elmes fParlJ. Row 2: J. Rowe: P. Siegel: P. Groves: J. Ridgeway: K. Waltz: B. Jaquette: A. Cantor: P. Gardner: K. Kentz: H. Wald: R. Dornstreichg J. Euler: E. Baker: L. Cohen: S. Ruff. Row 3: P. Downey: N. Morrey: D, Freier: C. Ackerntan: S. Hunter: H. Oskner: M. Dunn: S. Howells: S. Ostrow K. O'Boyle: D. Brady: J. Otepka: S. Miraglia: M. War- ren: B. Peterson: M. Smiraglia. Row 4: L. Trainor: S Paulson: S. Scott: N. Nye: M. Matthews: L. Morgan: T Brockmang R. Coiner: C. Cole: D. Proudfoot: D. McEwen P. Lovelace: J. Kautzg C. Sharlip: E. Ulino. wks -E 7 Tallying up the contributions to their Thanksgiving Food Drive are FHA members Pat Downey, Gail Eshom, Barbara Peterson, Diana Proudfoot, and Diane Brady.

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bout pep rthwood's spirited Pep Club aids the cheerlead- making athletic events lively, both at home way games. Decked out in red and black uni- , and waving pompons of the same color, irls cheer the teams to victory. In its second as an organized club, the Pep Club boasts one ne largest memberships at Northwood. Sopho- :, Junior, and Senior girls are all eligible for bership, and participation in the club is one in which the three classes at Northwood are In together. e of the most industrious clubs in the school, ecorators' Club is responsible for turning the asium into a festive ballroom. Each dance at hwood is decorated for by this ambitious group, are often the originators of many new and suc- Tul ideas for improving school dances. Instead unning off to the beauty parlor or the flower I the day of the dance. they are hard at work t up until the dance, polishing off the intricate rations in the gym. Some of the themes used year were the Indians' Homecoming, Reserva- Rant, and Cupid's Ambush. Brad Langley, Pat Walsh, Linda Snyder, Stephanie Bunce, Malcolm Jacobs, Jerry Mallick, and Mrs. Anderson organize the settings for the Winter Wonderland. DECORATORS CLUB fl.-r.J Row l: B. Langley fCo-Chmn.Jg S. Bunce iSec.- Treas.Jg P. Walsh fCo-Chmn.J. Row 2: J. Bealeg K. Harrisg B. Rubing D. McKinneyg L. Gibbonsg B. Weinerg J. Elbra- dorg A. Commerfordg M. Hallg S. Kennedyg J. Fettg K. Ruemmeleg S. Friedmang B. Boltong L. Alexanderg C. Wilsong R. Eliopulos. Row 3: L. Albertig C. Eckstineg L. Allwineg C. Ackermanng L. Robertsg K. Smithg V. Ogni- beneg N. Oglesg K. Millerg P. Leonardg B. Hicksg P. Hor- rocksg B. Brandtg B. Jordang P. Holmes: R. Andreasg E Ulino. Row 4: S. Caneg D. Beldingg E. Russackg N. Schnei- derg S. Harmang L. Gelfandg G. Kent: V. Allwineg A. Eer- rarag N. Bellhimerg S. Schroederg M. Gardner: M. Maxim M. Trofastg K. Hammerlundg K. 0'Boyleg C. Van Wertg L' Ford. Row 5: S. Blumg D. Heathg J. Jonesg M. Jacobs R. Andersong J. Atwellg L. Slightg T. Engerg C. Jackson, J. Mallickg A. Hitchcock: T. Smithg S. Denault.

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plan their future The chief function of the Northwood chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was to give its members an opportunity to increase their domes- tic skills beyond the limits of the school's home arts program. Sponsored by the two home arts teachers, Dr. Virginia Moses and Mrs. Dorothy Preston, the members of the FHA this year planned and present- ed their annual fashion show, helped in the annual home arts bake-off, and donated Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners to a needy family. Members of the Future Teachers of America this year gained firsthand impressions of their future vocations from talks by various Northwood faculty members. The aspiring students also observed classes and in some cases actually taught classes in nearby elementary schools. They also provided help- ful services for teachers, such as supplying the teachers' lounge with cookies to observe National Education Week at Northwood. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Cl.-r.J Row l: J. Terry, Parl.: E. Rodes, Sec.: R. Jansen V. Pres.: B. Jaquette, Pres.: B. Blender, Treas.: P. Bogenz Histor.: Miss Nernesh, Soph. Row 2: E. Summer: J. Ridge- wa ' S Ke sl r' E Zirkind' P. Groves' D Duvall' J. Le Y, - S 9 v - , 1 - 1 ' vine: D. Ellison: J. Greenhouse: S. Dann: P. Nevros: L. Seliger: S. Cass: C. Russell: S. Sopher: P. Siegel: S. Ers- tein. Row 3: L. Platt: J. Kasofsky: D. Goldstein: L. Levin- son: B. Gantz: L. Monisera: J. Messick: M. Blackwood A. Wolman: A. Cantor: F. Silberman: B. Deitz: J. Josephi son: M. Pogoloff: L. Reichman: J. Siegel: N. Widmayer: D Devendorf. Row 4: H. Goodman: S. Furash: D. Radebaugh N. Potash: D. Robinson: T. Yanovich: K. Harris: C. Cain 44 fs f' K 5 ' 1 , Q ugrA,,,,.A X fx! W ' Q ' i Officers Ellen Rodes and Barbara Jacquette and sponsor Mary Nemesh discuss plans for a convention at Frostburg. C. Van Wert: K. Hammerlund: K. 0'Boyle: M. Trofast R. Himelfarb: S. Leventhal: K. Lentz: G. Tate: G. Kirstit- ter: L. Tarnove: D. Vinicur. Row 5: C. Kushner: K. Ander- son: C. Scholsser: C. Whitaker: D. Kirkendall: G. Holford M. Klebanoff: J. Schwartz: D. Gussman: S. McCeney J. Hawkins: L. Waters: P. Waters: P. Horrocksg D. David son: D. McEwen: L. Longmore: J. Rosenbaum. Row 6 L. Ford: J. Pinkard: C. Neale: M. Haley: N. Gleeson S. Hunter: J. Hauptman: M. Brenner: E. Hand: B. Jaffe C. McColgan: M. Sabaghg E. Dixon: P. Greenbaumg Bt Daum: B. Kreisman: C. Flatequal: N. Louden: K. Rosapep. V. 1.-fi, l67 l