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

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gf STAGE CREW-Front Row: C. Baker, B. Sullivan, J. Bauer, S. Day, E. Tepper. Second Row: E. Kasofsky, L. Alpert, V. Wulfow, R. Katz, J. Kasofsky, M. Marx, L. Doben, P. Nigon. Third Row: A, Clark, J. Lapper, V. Marseglia, P. Beniamin, L. Ward, E. Tendick. Fourth Row: B. Ginden, D. Vernoff, J. Ruthland, D. Kleinberg, M. Mayer, L. Vaugle, G. Feldman. Fifth Row: S. Denault, J. Hofberg, 5. Forman, J. Jordan, T. McNamara, J. Adams, R. Gross. Back Row S. Graff, C. Teter, F. Markowitz, J. Gonzalez, A. Duvall, P. Martin, D. Lambert. Ken Elbert and Lester Zellan, the two members of Northwood's Audio-Visual Crew, prepare a proiector for use in a classroom as one of their many duties. l fig ft C' 66 Organizations

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Library Club members Bette Russ, Cindy Cohen, Nancy Potash, Marilyn Pogolotf and Leah Beckler cover new books mend bxndmgs and repaurtorn pages Young Librarians Promote Reading Furthering student use of the library was the main purpose of the Library Club. Other objectives were to aid in the maintenance of the library and to en- courage general interest in books. Helping to achieve their objectives, a paperback book sale lasting several days drew attention to many literary works. Contests, such as hiding a heart in a book for students to find, provided another means of stimulating interest. Prizes awarded to winners in- cluded books and certificates to Brentano's Book Store. For a non-credit minor subject, many club mem- bers spent an hour each day working in the library as assistants. Guest speakers and field trips increased knowledge in Library Science. Miss Ruddle was invited to speak concerning the Folger Library. Mem- bers also took a trip downtown to see the Folger Li- brary and the Library of Congress. LIBRARY CLUB-Fronl' Row: M. Pogoloff, Vice Presidentp C. Cohen, Presi- dentg P. Geller. Second Row: G. Compton, B. Valore, V. Morris. Third Row: D. Potash, M. Rosendorf, B. Goodman. Fourth Row: K. LaLonde, L. Goldberg, J. Lehr. Fifth Row: J. Zimmerman, K. Leventhal, D. Gertler. Back Row: P. Martin, A. Duvall, T. McNamara.

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K S. K 1 i Stage Crew members Judy Bauer, Susan Denault, and Brian Sullivan prepare sets for a play. Seven candles were lit, and the formal induction of the Thespian Society began. Each light symbolized one phase of dramatics. Later in the ceremony, which took place in january and june, new members learned about the founding of the Society. As an honorary organization, the Society recog- nized outstanding ability in the dramatic arts. Mem- bership is 'based upon a point system, requiring ten points for elligibility. Points are awarded to both actors and backstage helpers. Maintenance of supplementary equipment such as record players and films was the task of the two members of the Audio-Visual Club. Acting as a service organization, these students could Often be seen searching for projectors, bulbs, and other equipment. Credit for the clear and effective lighting and staging techniques for many Northwood productions belongs to the boys. Following such events, responsibility for the careful return of the apparatus lay with the Audio-Visual crew. Working closely with these boys, Northwood's Stage Crew constructed sets and handled micro- phones for all plays and assemblies. ,f f., U4 f 'ma'm0m' ordinate Productions W THESPIANS-Front Row: P. Wittner, I. Blanken, J. Bauer, Miss Smith, Sponsor Second Row: H. Goodman, A. Duvall, J. Streitteld, Mr. Peterson, Honorary mem ber. Back Row: Mr. Gammons, Honorary memberg J. Rollins, Vice-President K. Elbert, A. Stein, R. Freedman. Organizations 67