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

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Laughing ai the confusion, Rachel Solomon, Judy Simmons, Richard Freed, Albert Goraldi, and Elyse Kaplan Try a difficult square dance step in gym class. Creative Classes Develop Varied Talents s numces A. 'DAVILA as., B.,F.'A.Q iM.Agg pf' American. Univ., John Heron Art School5,'Art,,233V,4gnf',-i 'i ,,, ffi V',- ',fV'V ffyf ', ffigfg V , V',, 'ffj DAVID J. GAMMONS B,S.y Middle' Tenn.'.Stote: 3,Qzij?trtrcl,2j' l'njSchool' Publicity, Senior Play, Arrowhead.',, V'i, f 2 ,Vi iyl, 'V,' if V l, , ' H. .WAYNE msason BLA., syr m.s.A,ff.Ge5vfgafiywq55ingiga.Qfubiygf,Afjfiizgsgzff Art Dept.Chairmar1,5lfi9.e f-',i -'V V5-f , V','- ',.' ff' ci-mnuss RQ SICKAFLISC is.A.j..M.A4, .r.Miqfghtg.qid lysrqfeliticcgifggivr cage,.pt1nsv.gfys3gma, Orchestraj Musiclqaprecid-tion: 'Mai9r'e1jYe's,,-Music ' I M Q il ' PAUL .L. IWENHOILD' iBf5Q:i Pq. syyri Sharie . .univ.2,j.yrCk3ncerilxLflhoifggfihofqirMusicyif1Q2., MusicAppretcwfibhyfl1Ms1f:1riQQ1ySingerssBsiySf25nSem3:!fegQQifr1Sfririiekhblffi,g riyri . iriiylyy l liii . ,,-' if - . . I , ,V r ig p i NN s. f I Special subjects served to enrich Northwood's curriculum. Aggressive physical activity was empha- sized in the boys' gym classes in football and wres- tling units. Coeducational volleyball and square danc- ing Were also part of the program. Driver Education was supervised by Mr. Bolyard and Mr. Maloni by a radio communication system. Art classes experimented With many different tech- niques in tempera. Art I students emphasized space and the third dimension. Art II and III' students de- signed posters to publicize school events. Self-portrait Work and interior decorating were important in Art IV classes. Chorus classes concentrated on developing basic singing skills, such as proper breathing techniques. Various choral groups, including Concert Choir, Girls? Glee Club, and Mixed Chorus, performed at school assemblies. Students received instruction in musical theory in Music Appreciation classes. The year's program included music from various periods. Frances A. Davila David J. Gammons H. Wayne Peterson Charles R. 5iCkC1fUS Paul L. Wenhold 26 Academics

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Elective Program Exhibits Maior Qualities Students received practical training in North- woodis extensive Industrial Arts program. Those in- terested in teaching in this field were offered prepara- tion in the Industrial Arts Research Lab. Sounds of splintering wood emanated from DH wing as woodworking students constructed such pro- jects as skiis and small boats.Those' wishing to work with pure and alloy metals fashioned bowls, lamps, andjewel boxes in General Metals. Graphic Arts taught students the fundamentals of letter-press printing. The Northwood print shop produced signs, programs, and other materials which supplemented class and assembly programs. Electricity developed specialized skills in that field among pupils, while potential engineers and draftsmen expanded their knowledge of the indus- trial processes in Drafting and Architectural Draw- ing. Garbed in overalls and spattered with grease and oil, Auto Mechanics students learned the principles ofoverhauling motors. -i..li l . it A JOHN ,r..ii S gahq1niiesVi1,2Q3,-.lo,i psppitpp... r l--. r lfQ'p3p1iiji.t..i11775g,Q ,,.-.rir'a lpip QiVfjQfQiQf i,t,i ,iipi i'p,i VEERGINUY M0855 iaii raiOffUfiivQe..6f i V654 -,Wham-1 P9'vfechf14C,-,ffsrisfafpi-Svrsfwss.ffL2rf1vfzc'Hams 'Arts ,FHTUW makers., ...i t.,.., apss A 7 iggf,my iff tit. 1 iirt fiijff q tp.-,,, i li4Qvy,g3 ff .ritr ififfl M5355iff--lsNY5-f.M:'5:fir1Qai9+.5if2-?'??P2Q?9?l?V?9 'il??f3w -.,i la' iraiiiip i,irs e.i.-.ri if iriirif Eff -.r.ai 3f:gj'f rrssii lf? tiif.riitri i tliss rtr 45'fFREPrFff si.et gi ji ,iac lI?AV ?54v5T9WF e,ii. o..t BEAN-AS, o. WEFSSgBfAf:f..H.UHf?iF '. -i. 1 i',ff2f i.' ir,' .,f' if ,'rii 'il' 5 if 7f5QfYFl1 ilr 'i','. i figlffiffif rM'CHABF WU-SON f5f5Y? 9lUiY1V0f i..a F?'??P'1iCi Arts 1-124314. I ', . jfzg ,--,-,. ,fgffff 'ritap 1 i-fi5'gQ2 ii, ,'if ,flpfgllgjfffi .i. gg ,1-i -,-'l ,, , Q-Aj Auto Mechanics students Eddy Adams and Robbie Buza inspect a motor needing repair. Pat Martin carefully applies solder to his Art Metals proiect. WN if if