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

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Miss Beusch checks a splice in one of her French tapes before beginning class. Eddie Payne and Miss Beusch go over last minute plans for the Winter Wonderland. Dedication Ann A. Beusch Northwood's development has been guided by many capable teachers. Miss Ann Beusch is such a teacher. She brings to her French classes both a fluency in languages and an enthusiasm for her sub- ject and her students. Educated in Canada and the United States, Miss Beusch received degrees from McGill and Laval Uni- versities and studied further at Radcliffe and Johns Hopkins. Her teaching experience includes Latin, typing, and shorthand, as well as French. Miss Beusch heads Northwood's language department and acts as its representative in all official County language business. She is familiar to many students as the Senior Class Sponsor this year and as past sponsor of the French Honor Society. It is in recognition of her outstanding service to Northwood High School that we, the yearbook staff, salute Miss Ann Beusch and dedicate to her the 19-53 ARROWHEAD.

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Washington - Our Campus Northwood is not confined to a few acres facing Vniversity llouleyardz Washington. our nation's capital. is also our campus. Washington is our pa- tron: it has served Northwood throughout past years as a benefactor. giying us the opportunity to study. to experience. and to enjoy its many intel- lectual. political. and cultural advantzuzes, It the high school years are to he valuable, the sturlent must be prepared to assume his place in a rapidly advancing world. Northwood has found in- tellectual stimulation not only in the classroom. but also in a city that reflects the intellectual achieve- ments of the nation. Wasliington proyides North- wood with an impetus aml a realization of its educa- tional aspirations. Future responsibility will be met by present prep- aration. Northwood readies its students t'or a share in W'ashington's tradition ot' sery ice by intent obser- vation of the work ot' the American yxovernment. floncern and application are char:u'teristic of tod:ly's student and tomorrow's citizen. Washington stimu- lates this concern: Northwood imparts this applica- tion. Development ot' cultural appreciation complements the educational process. Northwood, which ot't'ers its students many artistic and recreational opportu- nities. is enhanced by the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the national capital. The myriad ot' arts to which lVashing:ton is host provokes young talents and tastes. Again Washington inspires what Northwood employs. lVasliinp.!ton and Northwood share a commit- ment to Al1l0l'll'1lvS future. The future of our country and its way of life depends on the effective consum- mation ot' this commitment. ln the years ot' crisis to COIIIO. Northwood students will remember their debt to Washington's ideals.