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

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Senior skit members Phil Edgren, Sue Goldfarb, Nick Brill, Laurie Tarnove, Anita Siskind, Mike Greenberg, and Stu Banneh' formulate the hilarious play. Graduating Class Accepts Life's Challenge Jeffrey Streitfeld helps Bill Sumner with his senior beanie in homeroom. Mixing the fanciful with the fancy, the hectic Senior Week climaxed the activities of an equally exciting year. The four days of graduation oriented events began with a Tuesday evening banquet at the Peter Pan Restaurant. The following two days, Turn- about Day and Honor-the-Senior Day recognized the achievements of the members of the Class of,65. Fri- day began as Bermuda Day, with the annual skit spoofing the teachers. The perfect end for a thrilling week, the Senior Prom was held at the Sheraton Park Hotel. Wrapped in soft music and dim lights, mem- ories of the evening became inseparably involved with memories of the past three years at Northwood. Approaching graduation with mixed emotions, sen- iors remembered with pleasure the activities that brightened their high school careers and lightened the load of demanding curriculum. With graduation, seniors came to the crossroads of college and career and faced the decisions that would mold their futures.

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L , , o X, 2 i f E At the Vice-Versa, Joanne Hesson holds the door for her date, Chuck Parker. 34, Carl Culler watches Jo-Ann Murray adiusf her corsage for the iunior prom. Activities Break the Monotony of Study Junior leads, Ralph Glickman, Karen Sprintzin, and Steve Copy rehearse on stage. Y, i wins' vw, Q ,f ,. maxaman.--g:+a., Memorizing chemistry formulas and reciting foreign verb conjugations may have been an important part of school life, but the spark Was provided by Well- planned activities. All-school activities such as the annual Vice-Versa Dance and Dog-Patch Day gave the year its social impetus. Profitable junior events added to the total activity picture. Dealing With the problem of a young manis rebellion against society, thejunior play, The Devil's Disciple, offered an evening of entertainment set in eighteenth century New Hampshire. Led by Steve Cope, Stephanie Katz, Ion Banks, and Karen Sprintzin, the cast gave an outstanding performance under the direction of Miss Phyllis Cartwright. Climaxing the year, juniors danced into Some Enchanted Evening at the semi-formaljunior prom in May. Activities 41

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At the graduation ceremony at Northwood, Linda Frowert happily receives her diploma from Principal Mr. Harold Packard. Dave Brown arrives at the senior prom with Judy Elliston. , c My , Z ag . 4 I'- :mf On Turnabout Day Karen J. Williams discusses a French novel with one of Mrs. Boone's classes. Activities 43 L-..