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

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wear many faces Assemblies, both entertaining and informative, provided students with a pleasant break from school work. Christmas spirit was aroused by a musical assembly attended by Northwood alumni as well as present students. The Hospitality Committee sponsored one of the most interesting assemblies of the year: International Understanding. Foreign Ex- change students from area high schools, including Northwood's AFS student, Ame Becker, spoke to students about their homelands and their impres- sions of America. Following this part of the program, Student Congress presented a skit to promote the newly proposed Code of Dress. Other assemblies in- cluded an hour of enjoyable music by the Maryland State Band, a Brotherhood assembly, a remembrance of Thanksgiving, an inspiring Honor Society Induc- tion, and several pep assemblies. Mr. Packard administers the Honor Society pledge to newly induct ed members. Reverend Fred Heather, a former Army Chaplain, speaks at the Thanksgiv- ing Assembly. Spoofing the attire of Northwood stu- dents, Wayne Bell takes part in an as- gmbly promoting the proposed Code of ress. 35

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co pfures season This year was no exception to the fact that the Winter Wonderland has always been an important event in Northwood's social calendar. Almost un- recognizable under strands of crepe paper, paper snowmen, real pine trees and sleds, the gymnasium was transformed into a glittering snow scene. The Stardusters were at their best as they played for the many couples present. The selection of a queen from the court of the seven princesses chosen by the en- tire student body provided an exciting climax to a pleasant evening. Despite a last minute struggle with the wrestling team over the use of the gym, the Student Congress held its annual Vice-Versa Dance on February 21. The girls, it seems, were not bashful in exercising their yearly privilege of inviting datesg Cupid's Ambush, as the dance was aptly named, was well attended. The decorations, which brought an air of early spring to Northwood, featured a wishing well, and a garland-covered swing. ,au . r The Decorator Club's snowman watches the couples dance at the Winter Wonderland. MY ugly-4','9f Eddie Payne and Kathy Cooney pose for a Vice Versa souvenir, Dave Yost and his partner dance to 37 the Winter Wonderland music of the Stardusters.