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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Representative June Alligood proposes that the Student Government Asso- ciation sponsor a door-decorating contest before Christmas vacation. 48 Organizations Student Government Provides Leadership Throughout the year, the Executive Committee, composed of elected officers and appointed commit- tee chairmen, planned, organized, and scheduled all- school activities. Executive Committee initiated many new projects, including a Christmas tree sale, a school activity cal- endar, and a student directory. The Representative Assembly, an elected body of the Student Covernment, was made up of one repre- sentative from' each homeroom section. Representa- tives provided a link between the Executive Com- mittee and the student body. Executive Committee members Lindo Robinson, Joan Goldstein, Kathy Thom- as, President Vic Habib, Mark Meyerson, Carol Teter, and Bob Chambre discuss Student Government Association affairs.