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

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t L? 'Q'- x75 mg , Future Teachers of America members Marilyn Fieter, Beth Goldkind, and Nancy McKeen sell cookies to Phyllis Simons to raise money for golf team iackets. Organizations Investigate Past and Future At the FTA Christmas party Mr. Charles Ma-clay, dressed as Santa Claus, finds out what the children of faculty members want for Christmas. 68 Organizations Introducing classical civilization ot its members, the Latin Club sponsored a Latin-English magazine, Pegasus,', Latin scrabble matches, and the annual Latin Banquet. To become acquainted with the teacher's role in education, the Future Teachers of America acted as teachers at elementary schools. The Club also planned a Christmas party and a teacheris tea. Russell Maurer plans the next word as Barbara Hasko picks another letter

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gl During a Spanish Club field trip to El Bodegon, Gloria Salazer practices drinking from a traditional Spanish flask while Leopoldo Basanez watches her. Clubs Offer Practice in Foreign Languages During the year, the French Club promoted an in- terest in French culture. Trips to French restaurants, markets, and movies broadened members' under- standing oflife in France. German Club members learned about the activi- ties, traditions, and attitudes of German-speaking peo- ple and about the countries in which they live. Members of the Spanish Club studies Spanish and Latin American Cultures. Highlights ofthe Clubis ac- tivities this year included a dinner at a Spanish res- taurant, a visit to a Mexican Fiesta, and a fund-raising project for a school in Latin America. Before a weekly meeting of the German Club, David Hammerstein, President Sheldon Sherman, and Wayne Shenk read copies of the German newspaper. wx, Organizations 67 rj

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.2 2 ,Au In preparation for Their annual banquet, Latin Club members Nancy Nash and Diane Morningstar help senior Wayne Mowaft put on his Toga in the proper fashion. Organizations 69