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

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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

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ders Fox proofreads his immortal prose. 1 Q . Q , 'Mi z x 'P Ylark Schulman Don Margulis Jerry Ceppos Miss Ruddle Editor-in-Chief News Editor Business Manager Sponsor In the city room of a great Ameri- can newspaper are Mark Schul- man, Beverly Hauss, Miss Mary Lee Ruddle, Andy Fox, and Don Margulis. dered by the Red and Black staff ISS Here stands one of six Indians or-