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

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FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY: First row-G. Compton, President, N. Peregrim, Secretary-Treasurer, G. Bricker, Vice President. Second row-J. Jones, S. Greenberg, B. Callander, S. Kary. Third row-J. Burger, G. Abramovvitz, P. Schulan, R. Dolleck, J. Katz. Fourth row-B. Gendler, L. Gershenson, J. Miller, S. Browning. Fifth row-E. Tucker, C. McCoy, D. Kell, K. Hagen, M. Goldstein. Back row- B. Costrell, B. Chambre, S. Caflisch, R. Maurer, R. Sencer, E. Royston. Superior Students Receive Commendation Le Societe Honoraire de Francais recognized outstanding French students. During the year, it also sponsored extracurricular activities in connection with the French language which included a tour of the Georgetown University language labs. In addition to honoring outstanding Spanish stu- dents, the Spanish Honor Society tutored Spanish I students after school. .Students active in all phases of dramatic presenta- tion were inducted into the National Thespian Soci- ety. Thespians were chosen for membership on the basis of points earned through their participation in school productions. Quill and Scroll recognized students who had dis- played journalistic excellence while serving on the staff of a Northwood publication. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY: First row-A. Ashwell, Treasurerg C. Wilson, President, D. Cohn, Vice Presidentg P. Gardner. Second row-T. Privot, G. Salazar, l.. Goldenberg, G. Compton. Buck row-L. Poyourow, S. Bordow, E. Bazques, M. Brezil, G. Bricker. Organizations 57

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' President Carol Wilson and Vice President David Cohn ceremoniously induct thirteen new members into Nortl'1wood's chapter of the Spanish Honor Society. QUILL AND SCROLL: First row-B. Gendler, G. Abramowitz. Second row- S. Abraham, N. Dudwick, M. Brezil. Third row-J. Bloom, P. Bernstein, P. Eddy, K. Labowitz. Back row- K. Iserson, R. Abramson, H. Brown, D. Lightman. THESPIANS. First row-H. Bagdasian, Vice President, M. Perman, Presi- dent, A. McCormack, Secretary. Second row-B. Pettigrew, L. Zellan, E. Kaplan. Third row-M. Leidman, D. Steven, H. Doak, H. Neuwirtl'1.Back row -A. Rosenzweig, J. Stearns, D. Riesenberg, B. Chambre. 56 Organizations

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58 Organizations KEY CLUB: First row-G. Stephens, P. Eddy, Secretary, D. Riesenberg, Presidentp K. lserson. Second row-R. Bittner, H. Dock, D. Frantz. Third row-D. Hershner, S. Pogoloft, B. Costrell, B. Brockman. Fourth row-D. Eddy, J. Heller, L. lserson, S. Horrocks. Back row-D. Hedrick, B. Brizendine, H. Hilliard, M. Kolkin, B. Chambre, M, Svercek. Key and Keyette Clubs Serve School Keyettes served both the school and the commu- nity during the year. Their Gifts for Giving project allowed mental patients to select presents for their families. Club members also held an after-school bake sale and were ushers and guides at various school ac- tivities. With Keyettes, the Key Club planned a Work day with underprivileged children at Camp Ivakota. In March, members attended a District Convention in Roanoke, Virginia. They also held a pizza dinner be- fore the Peary-Northwood basketball game. Participating in a Key Club service project, Danny Riesenberg and Robert Lentz ring doorbells to collect donations to the March of Dimes.