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

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Deserve Students' Sincere Appreciation Students often take for granted the careful planning behind their smooth running schedules. The counsel- ing staff spent much time co-ordinating the needs and interests of the student body. As the year progressed, the counselors' job became more difficult as students required course changes, personal Counsel, and help with schedules. Spring brought college boards, Merit Scholarship competition, and jittery seniors Waiting to hear from the college of their choice. Sophomores and juniors had the usual problems ofpreparing registration forms Mrs. Williams tiles a book, while Mrs. Vann and Mrs. Hurley index novels. for next yearis courses. Grade counselors busily pre- pared to greet the incoming sophomores, as Miss Scott, college counselor, Wrote recommendations for college-bound seniors. Often unexpressed gratitude is due the custodial staff, who devoted many extra hours to the mainten- ance ofthe school. With the assistance of three library aides, librarians Mrs. Ceranton and Mrs. O'Neil checked books, col- lected fines, and ordered new selections, as they main- tained the efliciency ofthe library. Head custodian, Mr. Marshall busily assumes his duties. 1 i l Mary Jane Lynch Margaret Moore ,, Julia Ceranton Nina O'Neil Edward Rowse Sally Scott Kyle Wilson Academics 15 i

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y G IMI?-WERE lkflfifzfif A.. 2 Student Joy Schuler receives core from Northwood's nurse, Mrs. Cornvole. CAFETERIA STAFF-Fronf Row: C. Wood, M. Offuft, E. Disney, A. Webster, C. Dunning. Second Row: C. Bell, E. McNeil, E. Molineu, M. Hungerford, M. Norris, M. Thompson. Third Row: M. Kessler, R. Brownley, R. Ford, W. Jones, M. Thomas, D. Bcnxo.,Back Row: F. Allen, H. Gorey, M. Dovell. it , N Q N. .,, K ,fs T l . GM SA? l lr I4 Academics Background Aides Hub of many school activities, the secretaries moved at a breathtaking pace as they attended to the multitude ofjobs vital to the operation of Northwood. The buzz of the switchboard was omnipresent. Or- ganization of notices in the daily bulletin, mainten- ance of student records, and compilation of absence and early departure lists were among their many duties. Visitors to the school were cordially greeted and given information. Providing food for hungry students was the job handled by Mrs. Disney, cafeteria manager, and her staff. Each day these staff members efficiently served a carefully planned meal. All students were again assured of excellent health care from the school nurse, Mrs. Carnvale. All types of emergencies, from headaches to broken bones, were treated gently and efficiently. Dorothy Bclyse Shirley T. Curtis E X W 1 H' 77 ,f ' Elsie Pcink Virginio E. Romcick Berry T. Wolters Isobel B. Winner

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