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

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Maryland Affords Mcmy Opportunities Maryland is Youth- Like hersem her people, are alive, restless, and active. Maryland is well-suited to Her peoples, needs- She has parks and beaches to fill their summers, for their nights and weekends, She has inany restaurants, theaters, clubs, and howling alleys, her schools offer a constant stream of dances, of plays and of parties. To maintain their pace Marylandls people must be actioe. I d

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On Indian Madras Day, Judy Elliston helps Mike Schatzow make his selection . I I 1 u forthe prettiest baby while Carol Ackermann indicates her choice, Helping to build the bonfire Bm Bates Unlocds boxes and Homecoming Week Stimulates Activiiy Clash if you cann was the password during home- coming week with the introduction of an Indian Madras Day. Silence-in-the-Halls Dayv proved somewhat less than silent, but Ugh Day encouraged many Northwoodites to don feathers iand tomahawks. As usual, the baby picture contest drew confident, as well as wild, guesses as to the identity of football players who were disguised behind diapers and high chairs. Booster Button Day and Red and Black Dayn completed the weekps activities. Later the Car Decoration Contest and the Bonfire marked a fiery beginning to weekend festivities. At the football game with Gaithersburg on Saturday afternoon, enthusiasm reached a peak with the half- time show and the announcement of Homecoming Queen, Peggy Kelley, who was crowned at the Pig- skin Ballv Saturday night.ln a red, orange, and brown setting, the Nightcaps', provided the music for the evening which climaxed the weekis activities. 32 Activities crates that will be burned at the evening pep rally.