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

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Julie DeGooyer Susan Toomey Sandy French Evelyn Edmunds Betsy Park Shirley Woolard Ruth Young 182 Mary Lou Rollins Susan Kelly Spirits boost Donna Liles Sandy Brill Maintaining their county-wide reputati1 as one of the prettiest and peppiest squai in the area, this year's cheerleaders spark' Northwo0d's athletic teams to a winning se son. Leading an enthusiastic student boa in support of their school, they composf and passed on to the students many ne stimulating cheers, cheers which soon we echoing across the stadium as the Indiai proved their worth. So as each game or mat' got underway, you could be sure of findil red, white, and black forms twisting, jum ing, and screaming their hearts out.

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Journalists orou RED 8: BLACK Cl.-r.J Row l: B. Haussg S. Leibowitz: M. Schulmang E. thalg G. Nussbaumg A. Fox. Row 3: J. Cepposg W. Bell: Rodes: K. Peller. Row 2: N. Mizeg S. Schroeder: C. Har- J. Myersg C. Pottery H. Neebler. melg S. Fellabaumg S. Rochkindg B. Kinzlerg M. Rosen- '37 i 1 Charles Potter dictates copy to Jerry Ceppos. 4 This year Northwood students learned of a new concept in high school journalism: that the student newspaper is responsible for setting the pace and tastes of the students. This leadership, often result- ing in stimulating controversy, has given the stu- dent population of Northwood an opportunity to form and air the critical opinions often lacking in high school students. The '62-'63 RED AND BLACK has proved to be a major impetus in Northwood's continuing movement toward social and intellectual maturity. Editor Mark Schulman won first place in the CSPA's national editorial contest. If A-4, 2.1