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

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CONCERT CHOIR: First row-C. Weissenberg, B. Callander, C. McClenny, N. Nash, E. Ritchie, B. Saunders, J. Hesson, B. Watkins, J. Dodge, R. Ellison, K. Smith, W. Garson. Second row-M. Curtin, K. Leedy, N. Hill, D. Osteen, R. Bittner, R. Brockman, D. Elstein, H. Spiegler, P. West, A. Sharp, B. Cassel, J. Adler, G. Salazar. Third row-A. Parelman, E. Bailey, B. Harrell, H. Doak, Secretary-Treasurer, A. Murray, B. Cunningham, J. O'Neil, L. Jaffe, J. Stearns, D. Thomas, J. Wilson, G. Kizner, J. O'Neil. Back row-G. Sutton, M. Parker, C. Hardy, President, N. Peregrim, Vice Presidentp K. Sherfey, M. Pritt, D. Metelits, R. Maurer, B. Sampson, G. Shpritz, S. Weiss, R. Burdick, R. Svilpis, J. Rutland, F. Baker. Mr. Paul Wenhold, choir director, energetically conducts a rehearsal of Con- cert Choir in preparation for the annual Christmas concert. Practicing forthe choir assembly, members ofthe Concert Choir sing an un- usual arrangement of Michael Row the Boat Ashore. Organizations 85

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Choir Entertoins Through Self-Expression Under the direction of Mr. Paul Wenhold, North- wood's Concert Choir performed at assemblies and evening concerts. Choir members were chosen on the basis of voice quality and ability to sight-read music. During the year, Concert Choir presented musical programs for area elementary school children and sang at Choral Day at the University of Maryland. Sixteen students selected from the Concert Choir composed the Madrigal Singers. Specializing in songs of the Renaissance period, the group sang for the school and the community. In March,they enter- tained residents ofthe Georgetown Home for the Aged. Under The direction of Mr. Poul Wenhold ond occompcinied by Noncy Peregrim, the Concert Choir sings Choose Something Like cu Star by Roncloll Thompson.

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Red and Black Keeps Students Informed In a spare moment during sixth period, News Editor Beth Blacksin reads Miss Mary Lee RuddIe's comments about the March issue ofthe Red and Black. Issued every two weeks, the Red and Black cov- ered all major school activities during the year. Supple- mented with informative pictures, features and human interest stories emphasized the light side of student life. Sporting events and news stories were given thorough coverage by staff members. Completing the format, editorials and student letters provided North- wood students with opportunities to express their opinions. Upholding tradition, the newspaper received a first place rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press As- sociation, an All-American rating from National Scho- lastic Press Association, and the George H. Gallup and International Honor Award from Quill and Scroll. To complete the list of assignments for the upcoming newspaper, Bar- bara Sparks fills in Linda Lundell's name next to book review. I l David l.igl'1TmGr1 Marilyn Brezil Kenneth Iserson Co-Editor Co-Editor Business Manager 86 Organizations