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

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Wonderland Keeps Season's Tempo 45... In an authentic sled from a farm in Poolesville, Jerry Russo poses with his date Bonnie Gibson for a souvenir picture of the Winter Wonderland dance. Under a white crepe paper canopy, Subily tinted by blue spotlights, the senior class-sponsored Winter Wonderland Dance saw its successful fruition. Couples posed for souvenir pictures in an authentic horse-sleigh, while a package-filled dog sled adorned the cafeteria hallway. A colorfully decorated Christ- mas tree crowned the red and green setting. In the gym two life size snow men stood silently beside the steps leading to the stage as the princesses filed be- tween them. By choosing an especially lucky charm, Ann Commerford became the Winter Wonderland Queen of 1964. The Starlanders provided music for the evening, which proved both profitable to the sen-- ior class and enjoyable to all who attended. f Donna Belding Stephanie Bunce Paulette Henson 36 Activities Sue Mathes -leaf' REQUI NGHCY Smith

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'N , -sf.. Directed by Mr. Paul Wenhold and accompanied by flutist Lynn Blake and pianist Karen J. Williams, the Concert Choir sings at an afternoon assembly. Education Advances in Every Direction Students found that learning is more than a class- room experience. Field trips to the National Gallery of Art introduced classes to the flavor of great art. Among other assembly speakers, alumnus Dave Carrasco told of building libraries in Puerto Rico. Con- cert choir, band, and orchestra programs emphasized the Work of NorthWood's musical groups. The band received its highest honor in an invitation to march in i the New Orleans Mardi Gras Parade. To help promote spirit, Mr. Packard speaks at the winter pep assembly. At the brotherhood assembly Dove Carrasco speaks about Puerto Rico. 38 Activities