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

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Tracksters run runner-up INDOOR TRACK TEAM First Row fl.-r.D Gary Mendelsohn, Ed Fogel, Jeff Wilcher, Mike Campbell, Buzz Lawlor, Mickey Meiklejohn, Jim Barley, Rick Gibson, Steve Christensen, Richard Ritchie. Second Row Cl.-r.J Fred Karp, Mike Carroll, Bruce Shee- han, Henry Wilkins, George Daly, Jack Donehower, Rich Hargrove, Paul Herman, Mike Kemper, Ronnie Klein, Steve Wolman. Third Row fl.-LJ Nick Brill, Ken Weins- tein, Mike Brenton, Mike Widener, Tom Rabenhorst, Bob Morris, John Marlow, Bob Dunn, Roy Benner, Rick Schulman, Bill Taylor, Chuck Hall. Tom Rabenhorst strains to fight off an opponent in the 1.000 yard run. Participating in only one meet, Northwood's In- door Track Team finished second in the State Indoor Championship, losing by only one-half of a point to Kenwood. Northwoods 880 yard relay team, made up of Rick Gibson. Mike Carroll, Mick Meiklejohn. and Jim Barley, and the two mile relay team of Mike Kemper, Tom Rabenhorst, Jack Donehower, and Roy Benner, won their respective events. Outstanding in- dividual performances were turned in by Buzz Law- lor, Bruce Sheehan. Tom Rabenhorst, and Rick Gib- SOIL Jim Barley races to the tape to win his heat of the 100 yaid dash

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J.V. breaks even JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM First Row Cl.-r.J Larry Campbell, Jack Walters, Larry Thomas, Steve Forman, Richard Monisera, Steve Hilta- bidle, Brady Straub, Melvin Sanborn, Alvan Schevitts, Dave Minton. Second Row Cl.-r.J Coach Miller, Ricky Silverman, Howard Wittenberg, Barry Hitchcock, Jack Evans, Homer Coates, John Hogan, Robert Leedy, Jack Horn, Phil Tolotta, Rick Moats, John Trainor, Chuck Powerful Jim Hesson breaks into the open for a good gain against Richard Montgomery. Harris, Steve McAfee, Ken Clements, Dave Magathan, Al Preisser, Head Coach McNelis. Third Row Cl.-r.D Sam ' Sbona, Jim Hesson, Tom Sterling, Denny Heller, Jeff Rollins, Jim Tortorella, Craig Brisbane, Mike Brenton, Miidrick, Gary Pavlo, Jack Yates lMgr.l Steve Blum 1. gr. , Turning his coaching efforts to football, Mr. Mc- Nelis led Northwood's Junior Varsity to a 4-4 sea- son. The inexperienced squad showed great promise in winning their first three contests, including a 12-7 victory over Montgomery Blair. The Junior Indians featured a strong passing attack with Jim Tortorella at the controls. The brunt of the running game was carried by hard running sophomores Den- ny Heller and Jim Hesson. or i :Union vimsrrr FOOTBALL sconnsoailrye wan 4 4 A f if it ,srs is 'i,i, gf .5ILilSfTQV.4 -AMN!-10-randi 7 J J Q sbvreneiii if 'C A 13i g l A i'5wliBlf0li- .f.,. ...., A 4'.aifQQ f 4 J - 21, ' Glifhemlwfz ' R12 if ,Montgomery Blair gi j 14 J A ,Sherwood ,l..,.n.si.. .i.g.1..I8, f 6 o o iRiCh3fdo Montgomery, . Q . . . . 4 .12 , 6 . C, s A C iwalzermmsmi ..,...I2 K f34o 'B-C.lCQ..:.,.a,.,... ...'..,1 ia g-Athena Einstein .41

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Cross country crew CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First Row Cl.-r.D Mike Widner, Buzz Lawlor, Bob Burnett, Jack Donehower, Bob Morris, Bob Dunn, Roy Benner, Tom Ken Weinstein, Richard Ritchie, Jim Shannon, Mike Rabenhorst,'Mike Kemper, Ed Kennedy, Ken Fox tMgr.b. Streett, Paul Herman. Second Row Cl.-1-.D Coach Clements, . - B, :csossBcouNfmyBsconfznonim i A ' 'fvQttCL0veSv0fHi i1ll? 4 B f By I B ' f rl h V B Lasts- c Q B B B f f , BB gfinvpuent .,B22 B . B B B 37. B B Gaithersburg B. V z BH' f,P'Bc ..... sa ' 396 p ppgrsig.. .B .... 111 1 ,B - ga1wBf.JadnxsomefycB1air .M BB i 47 . frederick ...sa i If A Middletown... it ..-SB ' Damascus .... .ess i if B i Poo1esvilleB,.,.... .....,123, , '28-1 Springbgoqk p ,B 3 115gff'YfYYakene1azg .... a..qB.B.s4..,.....x..,s42 ' I it i Mo1it..Co.Meet'B: Q , I fl!-BQ, L.. . Bi-W Northwood's 1962-63 cross country team achieved an outstanding record. In regular season meets the squad compiled a perfect record, defeating twelve opponents. Following this victorious competition, the Northwood squad tied for first place in the Montgomery County Meet and captured the runner- up position in the Maryland State Meet. Expertly coached by Mr. Clements, the team featured a pow- erful one-two-three finishing combination. Senior Buzz Lawlor won every race, including a victory in the State Meet making him the best cross country runner in Maryland. Buzz was often followed in quick succession across the finish line by Tom Rab- enhorst and Bob Dunn. Although the top three har- riers are seniors, the prospect for next year is prom- ising with members of NorthWood's championship Junior Varsity returning. Another Northwood victory begins as runners from B. C. C., Blair, and Northwood set out on the two mile course. 196