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

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PAUL D. BOLYARD DORIS S. BURKE FRANCES W. JORDAN RUTH JOSEPH JOYCE S. KIMBLE BARBARA LOFFLER JOHN S. MANN NORMAN L. MILLER MARY NEMESH PAUL D. BOLYARD B.A., M.S.p Fairmont State Coll., W1 Va. Univ., Driver Education, Varsity Basketball. DORlS VS. BURKE B,S.g Trenton State Coll., Typing 1, 2. FRANCES w. JORDAN BA, Hunter Coll., U.C.L.A.p woc, V J RUTH JOSEPH B.S., Mid., Shippensburg State Coll., Univ, of, Md., Advanced Typing and Transcription, Shorthand 1, 2, Typing 1, Resource Teacher: Girls' Service Club, Nationai 'Honor Society, School Store. JOYCE S: KLMBLE B,S,, Madison Coll., English 2, Home Arts 2. ' - BARBARA LOFFLER BQS4 Univ. of Md., Shorthand I, ' 'Typing 1,25 F.B.LA., - V ' V A Joi-INV s, MANNfB.S., MLA.: Univt ofVMd,, GeorgeV'WashZ ington Univg' Auto ,Mechanics I Lf 2, 3, 4,QVMreohUr5QQl' f'Drqwipg l,2. V I ' . - 7 V ,XV V - Q Nonmm L Mmm a,s.,VMA., Mqatgan C5iz.,lcqiV.tmg ,bin Univ.yiOffice Practicejfyping Q2 . ' V V V f ' MARY NEMESH' ai. s., VM.rsa.,i, veg, State' fiiniy, of lMd.,V Business Arithmetic, Shorthand 'iflfypingl i',i,FTAQ,V VPGPJCM- J 1 V During the spring softball unit, gym teacher Mr. Rick Grimsley shows iunior Charles Knupp the proper method of holding the bat when attempting a bunt. WW ' 'K ,bfff V Qfr+V'rr7fwWm1a fVgVzf!rMfQQ.' V V' if f1i7Vm,,w,Q' 4 ions 'J gl NN ,L . Ars , Qihm PM 1- lgmsert 6 M in V V . Vw V. V V ' , f ' f ' yi x .if - ' ' V' N V L E37 V . V LH ,V V M V, militia ' V . 4:7 '- ' V W I I J '

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MERLE E. NYE M.A., B,S.p Shippensburg Stare Coll., Univ. of Md.: General Metals l,2, 3. x NELSON osnzmsxr BA., MA., George washingfon 'N Univ.g Bookkeeping, Business Economics, Business Law, General Business: Stamp and Coin Ciub. VERNON E. POOLE B.S.p Univ. of Md.: Auto Mechanics l, Auto Body I, 2. MERLE E. NYE NELSON OSTRINSKY VERNON E. POOLE l ALFRED c. Room as., Mas., Univ. of Md., Affair. r tecfurol Drawing l, 2, Mechanical Drawing 1, Ad- vanced Engineering Drawing. ROBERT S. SIATER B.S., Carson-Newmany Electricity, Math i. DAVID E. STOWE B.S., M.Ed,g Univ. of Md.g LARL, Wood- working l, 2, 3, Mechanical Drawing 2. i ALFRED C. ROGAN ROBERT S. SLATER DAVID E. STOWE LAWRENCE STYER B.S.p Stout Univ., Job Problems, D.O. Work Experience Program. PEARL S. WEISS B.A,, Hunter Coll.p WOC. MICHAEL C. WILSON B.S., Univ. of Md., Graphic Arts I, 2, 3, 4, Photolithography. LAWRENCE STYER PEARL S. WEISS MICHAEL C. WILSON Instructor John Maloni explains driving procedures to iunior Robert Sher. Courses Emphasize Occupational Skills Business and commercial courses form a vital part of Northwoodis curriculum. Designed to prepare com- mercial students for opportunities in the business World, these courses include business math, short- hand, typing, and office practice. Work Oriented Curriculum and Distributive Occu- pation programs sought to provide both an academic education and job experience for business students. Upon graduation from Northwood, many commercial students will be ready to accept responsible and re- warding positions. 32 Academics l 1 l l