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

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Clubs Spark Interest ln Sports and Plays Members of the Girls, Sports Association encour- aged participation in extra-curricular sports events. The Club sponsored intramural programs and honor teams in field hockey, volleyball, and basketball dur- ing the first semester. Spring intramurals included tennis, archery, and softball. Club members also com- peted in various sports at the Montgomery County Sports Day. In addition to promoting athletic events, the Club sold Northwood sweatshirts and potato chips at football games. Playing a vital part in Northwood productions dur- ing the year, Stage Crew members constructed sets and provided sound and lighting equipment for the Class Plays and the All-School Production. riff, i t V f Q, X f mf f jg ff '- iffvhfw f' During half-time at a football game, Susan Furnary and Nancy Faulkner i,Q5Q,2j , . , - - a ,',,r , V sell tritos and potato chips to raise money for the Girls Sports Association. Hlrrzrzifiufaaa Girls' Sports Association members Barbara Cope, Adrianne Leiderman, and Pam Cope watch as Susan Slocum checks Claire Porter s sweatshirt size

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L 2 ' Q i . . . ,X , ' Q 1 . 4 : w,.a.-.Ky-Q-sm,-, c was s '-eww After finishing her homework in the evening, Foreign Exchange Student Elmira Sarkari prepares and serves tea to her American sister Ellen Mathes. In order to have a fire ready when her American father arrives home from work, Elmira Sarkari puts a log into the fireplace in the Mathes' living room. Returning home to refill her empty carton, Ellen Mathes is met at the door by Elmira who gives her the needed varieties of Girl Scout Cookies. Organizations 65