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

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l CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-Front Row: B, Thomas, D. Thomas, D. Schulman, J. Wells, P. Dunnigan, S. Wilhelm, Mr. Silverman, B. Leyshon. M. Vigil, K. Weinstein, P. Hurley, R. Catzva. Back Row:VN. Pritt, A. Tregida, Cross Country Finishes Fifth Northwood's top harrier Marty Vigil concentrates on his pace in ci cross country meet at Einstein. Marty finished sixth in the county meet. Northwoodys varsity cross country team finished the season defeating four teams and losing to four. Their coach Mr. Silverman, in his first year, was satis- fied with their performance throughout the season. The team also placed fifth in the county meet at Wheaton Regional Park. The consistently top runner for the team Was junior Marty Vigil. Other strong runners were Skip Wilhelm and John Wells. The youthful team shows promise for next year. ilir. fp iiyi Q 7 fCROSSffCfOUNTRY l W ' W i y W , T W opponent. ' 'QL-4 .,,. Goitherst3urg,...,...' ' r 35+ r5ygs,5.,l., .,.. ..4..sp,rmgbmk1 ..., 34 3. V . Wheaton...g.,. sail V I Blair.......Q.... 79 I f' ' , Damascus ........ ...'...iT3 7 3ig.,',... ..... Einstein ...., 39 I if - . Peary ........ 56 4p3,...,'... .V'. ..... ..... W h eatonl..,'... 18 l,County 5th V V S Stofe,2is1 f W s Sports 97

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wg M., Junior Varsity quarterback, Don Delano, sets himself for long pass in the team's final game against the Spartans of Walter Johnson. . NFOOIBALL 'Nqnhwood V I . , . ' I I , Opponent Q 6.g..,...f I ...... ,Emsfem...i...,.i ...... V ,V .'.' . .... ,Richard Mqmtgomeryy ..... . I .... ..26 ,ig9..'...'. ..... ,,.'Springbro'okg.L'.J.'..1...gL . ......27 g I4 .... ...V1,.i.LWheaton,.f .'l.', 9 ' ..., ......20 fy ,Q4,.f. .',She'ry5foOoI.iQJg'.'g...I..if.L..L.... .....i.25 , llll fi ltstl s'ls lllt I ' ' . ,7 frttt rror ,.z59?IT?59I9fQ5?9YYv95795?'if'54 .. ,6,, , . , fQQi?hersk3vr9fig.15,13,32,ffa3i++f41:4 .,, g-fnnf.. .g.w4a, ' 4 I I . V V yiiyffyyilyrjyyy VV,,,V,V , v.,- X 1 4,,V,y -pry.. Finishing their 1964 season with only one victory, the junior varsity, coached by Mr. Packan, downed the Warriors of Sherwood 33-26. Their season was plagued by fumbles and interceptions leading to de- feats in several important games. The offense did fea- ture a fast backfield with Ion DeBuchananne and Pete Hyder. Their games, though often disappointing, were exciting to watch because of the sudden long gains by the backs and the pass plays by Don Delano. Junior Indians Gain Single Victory JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-Front Row: B. Wyman, A. Smith, G. Hartman, P. Hayes, B. Conley, G. Kunde, D. Delano, J. Debuchananne. Second Row: J. Consuegra, T. Nutter, R. Morris, W. Lee, A. Carrel, D. Thomas, D. Ripps, P. Hyder. Back Row: A. Cohen, A. Steiner, C. Stolting, J. Guiterez, D. Pierce, M. Perry, J. Elliot, B. Clark. A,

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Bolyc1rcl's Boys Record Even Seoson l John Meikleiohn fires o iump shot in the Northwood victory over Peczry. Denny MocDougc1l slips post Einstein's Don Pierce for ci Northwood score. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-J. Meikleiohn, B. Kelly, R. Teeple, H. Coplon, J. Tortorello, J. Muse, C. Harris, D. MctcDougc1l, R. Craig, M. Herson, S.Pc1pich. 98 Sports