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

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PATROLS-Front Row: L. Campbell, Treasurer: G. Dorr, Captaing B. Terrill, Lieutenant. Second Row: E. Odom, T. Crovato, L. Schap. Back Row: T. Sterling, J. Tortorella, S. Sbona. Stationed at strategic positions throughout the school, the patrols devoted two periods a day to clean- ing the cafeteria and cleaning the halls. One of Northwood's fastest growing committees, the Safety Committee promoted a campaign for the installation of a sidewalk on University Boulevard and sponsored a Safety Check Lane for motorists. The committee backed the administration in the solution ofthe parking problem and contributed to the success of the bumper sticker permits. In March, members organized a Safety Assembly. Before patrolling the halls during lunch Jim Tortorella Larry Campbell Larry Schapp, Sum Sbonc and Bob Terrill quickly eat lunch.

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QUE? il HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE-Fronf Row: G, Dunnigan, G. Bricker, J. Murray, Chairman, L. Wriggle P. Newman, K. Shannon. Second Row: L. Miller, M. Shemelynec, E. Connolly, J. Wolf, D. Manning B. Reck. Back Row: C. Parkis, N. Murphy, K. Wein, B. Northern, M. King, C. Naehr, P. Sanders. r 1 CHAPLAlN'S COMMITTEE-Fronf Row: N. Hill, P. Henson, chaplain, E. Bailey. Second Row: S. Hardwick, M. Sfoklosa, P. Kimble, B. Rogers. Back Row: S. Mc- Comas, D. Kleinberg, M. Mayer. Pai Newman prepares an exhibit on The Korean orphan. . Acting as a source of inspiration to the student body, the Chaplainis Committee was responsible for many school services and activities. The Public Ad- dress Sub-committee handled morning announce- ments and invocations. The success ofthe Brother- hood and Thanksgiving Assemblies was credited to the Chaplain's Committee. Working with the Welfare Committee, members brought pumpkins to patients at Childrenis Hospital. Teachers and students who were ill or who lost a member of their family received flowers and cards of sympathy from the committee. Cordial greetings were offered all visitors and new- comers to Northwood by the Hospitality Committee. Sophomores were given a complete orientation, and receptions were held for many visitors, including those who toured Northwood for the Washington In- ternational Center. In addition, members sent Christ- mas cards to students ofother schools to promote inter- school friendship. Committee members sponsored bake sales, pro- vided refreshments at dances, and worked on the All School Production to earn money for the support of Lee Yong Sun, Northwood's Korean orphan, as well as for extra gifts on her birthday and at Christmas. Organizations 59

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New proposals for the improvement of building and grounds at Northwood are carefully examined by Tom Brown, Bert Busgyer and Bob Allnutt Students Improve Safety of Surroundings Throughout the school the Building and Grounds Committee is responsible for many jobs that are often taken for granted. Members gave our totem pole proper care to retain its appearance and insure its longevity. Also in the courtyard, concrete benches received finishing touches as a result of the Work of committee members. Making an addition to the stu- dents' voice in school affairs, the committee initiated and maintained a suggestion box. During the winter, an enthusiastic Cafeteria Clean-Up Drive promoted neatness and economy at lunchtine. A major project of the year was the purchase and planting of trees to improve the appearance of the school's surroundings. BUILDING AND GROUNDS-Front Row: C. Culler, B. Allnutt, Chairmam M. Mayer. Second Row: B. Bisgyer, E. Odom, L. Schap. Third Row: T. Crovato, S. Sbona, T. Brown. Back Row: T. Sterling, J. Tortorella, D. Schettler. SAFETY COMMITTEE-Fronf Row: K. Bodine, M. Gordon, Vice-President, D. Gownley, Chairman, L. Rossman, C. Holt. Second Row: Bi Tabakin, J. Anspacher, K. Sprintzin, J. Hofberg, M. Feigenson. Back Row: M. Mayer, H. Gorinson, S. Vinicur, S. Graft. I 'tio