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

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, J Grgcmizotions Organizations draw Northwood students into close hard-working groups, because they give stu- dents with similar interests a chance to meet in small groups. By allowing for further study and work in a studentls special field of interest-writing, music, community service, or career practice-organizations complement and extend the daily Northwood experi- ence beyond regular classroom learning, 46 Organizations ,

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Graduating Seniors Share ln Activities Both traditional and novel experiences highlighted the activities of the Class of 1967. An innovation, the class trip to Expo 67 in Canada, attracted over three- hundred seniors during a Weekend in May. Earlier in the year, Turn-About Day gave seniors an opportunity to conduct classes in the place of their teachers. Senior Week held from May 31 to june 2 included Beanie'Day, the Senior Skit, the Senior Banquet, and the Senior Prom held at the Statler Hilton Hotel in Washington, D.C. Graduation at Cole Field House proved a memorable and an exciting conclusion to the senioris final year at Northwood. Mrs. lra Kaplan takes pictures of her daughter before Elyse s gradua- tion in Cole Field House at the University of Maryland. 7-. 'Eu ft, f , V,,, fy U xr'L Q.. NNW. M,x..r K . .5 Tj! . X X . X N , Xxx 'S At the Senior Prom held at the Statler Hilton Hotel, Ira Agins and Gail Bricker pause to admire the hotel lobby before entering the Presidential Ballroom. Activities 45

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