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

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range for afield Playing mad hatter behind the scenes are Diane Ellison, Dan Bailes, Sue Erstein, Mike Start- zell, and Nancy Horowitz, members of the Curtain and Cue Club. CURTAIN 8: CUE Cl.-r.D Row 1: D. Ellison: D. Warner: C. Potter. Row 2: F. Berger: B. Hauss: M. Goldenberg. Row 3: B. Gold: F. Eisner: L. Weisz: J. Abramson: P. Wittner: J. Lee: J. Tal: K. Williams: M. Kass: A. Siskind: S. Taylor: V. Morris: J. Regal: P. Light: B. Collins: E. Friedman. Row 4: B. Rubin: S. Goldberg: M. Haley: J. Hauptman: J. Elliston: B. Goldberg: J. Miller: J. Cullins: G. Sternstein: C. Sharlip: D. Salazar: E. Swain: L. Smith: L. Levinson: A. Wolman: P. Roepocke. Row 5: L. Gelfand: L. Tarnove: B. Levin: L. Horowitz: D. Brown: T. Enger: B. Scott: H Leiderman: H. Gradet: A. Hitchcock: B. J. Johnson: L Lazeroff: S. Kobre: M. Greenberg: R. Graham: N Moyer: Not shown: Nancy Horowitz QPres.J

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Northwood interests Posing for an informal picture are Chess Club members Bruce Haisfield, Sam Kaplan, Alan Corbett, Bob Greenspun, and Jim Shelton. The amount of noise produced at Chess Club meet ings was no indication of the activity of the clu members. Northwood chess enthusiasts spent sever al hours each week silently pondering the position of kings and pawns. Their practice prepared them fo participation in the county tournament and assure them victories over area schools. The Northwood Radio Club is one of the school' most active and ambitious clubs. The major project pursued this year were the construction of a five hundred foot antenna at Northwood. The Radio Clul under the supervision of Mr. Edward M. Nye, me weekly for instruction and operation of the club' equipment. Whether they enjoy acting or staging, member of the Curtain and Cue Club learn more about drama tics through lectures on such topics as make-up an sets, and by presenting pantomimes and dialogue at meetings. This year members of the club presen' ed Pinocchio as a special project for Children: Hospital and staged a one-act play before a schoc assembly. Attempting to repair a piece of their equipment for Nortl wood's Radio Club are Tom Enger, Ralph Riggs, Dan Freec man, John Horrocks, and Malcolm Jacobs. 170

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Opening of bank ART CLUB Cl.-r.J Row l: K. Anderson fSec.-Treas.J: M. L. Armiger Levin: L. Tarnove: J. McElhinney: B. Gold: S. Adamson: lPres.l: J. Love iV.P.l: M. Startzell. Row 2: L. Gibbons: M. Robinson. Row 4: C. Nelson: N. Nye: N. Smith: J. S. Adams: M. Hersh: S. Friedman: C. Baker: J. Mierzwind- Civiello: L. Gordan: J. Thomas: P. Martin: T. McNamara: ki: E. Grover: V. Wolfow: A. Marcus: R. Bartlett: J. Euler: J. Elbrader. Row 3: N. Adams: C. Hohm: L. Leach: R. Andreas: D. Vito: K. Cooney: L. Chase: A. Dowty: B. l72 T. Sharp: A. Whitt: J. Watkins: L. Faina: C. Pierce: M. Lipson: L. Morgan: L. Otepka. Art students interested in pursuing further thei art skills and talents, were particularly active in thi Art Club this year. They perfected their art techni ques while working on service projects, such a posters and programs for various community affairs This year, the members made the club a social as wel as a productive group by attending plays, iceskating and visiting metropolitan art galleries. A trip ti the National Gallery of Art to view the Mona Lis: was the most memorable of these events. With precision Rosemary Bartlett frames her painting.