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

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Harriers Complete Successful Season Senior Ralph Rota and juniors Richard Dunnigan and Brett Dunkelman led a strong cross country team to a fourth place finish in their section in the state meet. Rota placed seventh, while Dunnigan and Dunkelman ran to ninth and thirteenth place finishes, respectively. During the year seniors Gary Levine, Lee Shapiro, and Mark Kushner helped the team to capture two firsts, three seconds, and one third in the regular dual and tri-meets. Highlighting the meets was the consistent good running of juniors Winfred and Randol Leach, John Fiormonti, Don Brenner, and sophomores Greg Briehl and Jeff Levine, who will return next season. After a slow start in the first meets, the runners, under the coaching of lVlr. Frey, improved to crush Good Counsel for their first victory of the season. Following a loss in a close meet with Springbrook, the cross country team again beat Good Counsel to finish the year. Harrier Randol Leach races past Blair rival in dual meet. Although Northwood lost the meet, the Harriers placed 24 in the state meet. 1 . f'g.,farw 1 fa ai QQ ? 1-S' M - ff ' 1: f as f . '-1' ' f f 7 5' ,,f,' We f 2 ,, V ,. iv. - if 7' ,f 7 7 'fCi5',z??w5 l-'E M 7 5' 1 , I , .- W' - . 4. ,, 'G .f N fi-is-4534 , , figs df .,,, , i- 1 r r f' ,, , 'A , - Bob Snow leads a Blair runner on the straightaway in a home meet. ff L,r, li. kgiy fL if i L' K if .1 Q, l iri0PP0h?i1?fi2fs.si rsiie ifii S A ,.s,. ifffilll fl! ffifif ' f sliisiiss Z sssiii r 5F5Zli.iii? 321 ,e.it, sa ,,,. , 1 'l,s.', W 4, 10. . .,.. .,... r ..,. . ,.,,.. .., 2 Sports 101

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-J x.1 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Front Row: J. Dewitt, L. Garner, L. Dunnigan. Back Row: M. Briehl, P. Martineau, W. Leach R Leach J Shapiro, J. Levine, B. Russ, D. Brenner, B. Dunkelman, M. Kushner, R. Fiormonti, G. Levine, G. Briehl. Senior Mark Briehi and junior Rich Dunnigan lead the pack of runners in a crucial meet at Northwood. X 5 J L R Uh 51. I k . K NX SW I I . . ' . 1 a Q Q Q. Q if A S 'S 'fn . - in fi '93 R R K' -'Q Q 95 . K . 1. 'ai-iw VX, Q'Xi'+'X J ' .Q if 4' 3 M we QXS NESS me Q QNX 5 . Q L ..x '-M-gag fx . KEN K X ' S .- we - .. ...WM - Le, . irr- 1. S K ' .X -Q.. 5 -X. X , L. K ' - . , KM.: is S .K A - xx A 5 .N . . - W- ...yy - ew ws. A 4 . gel-gen e . - Ke.. -W t. -. ar Q xc .1 big s Y , we . Q. , mf MW' ,,.m ng'- 9?- rg

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Kiwi . Li bf., -5 t s X sm t s X8 ,W FFR , wk A Tw. wffxx d ails- Leading rusher Marvin Bynum ru ns the ball against Gaithersburg. Little Indians Start Season As Victors nz al. M? .P 'Q After a powerful offensive victory over Kennedy in the first game, the little lndians finished the season with a 1-7 record. The JV, like the varsity, faced a tough schedule. Unfortunately, Northwood's offense never got going again after the first game, but the defense did improve throughout the season, Only twice did the opponent's scoreboard light up with more than twenty points. fa-A..-1 Junior Jim Foster and Sophomore Dave Bugden played well on the line. Junior halfback Marvin Bynum was the major offensive threat. Many of the little Indians showed promise under the coaching of Joe Verbinski and should be great assets to the varsity football team in the next two seasons. J.V. FOOTBALL SCOR ES We if M Northwood Opponent Kennedy 1 2 6 Springbrook 19 6 Richard Montgomery 53 0 Sherwood 1 2 0 Rockville Varsity 12 7 Gaithersburg 14 0 Wheaton 14 7 . Walt Whitman 25 Tommy Depenbrock attempts a tackle in the Gaithersburg game. 102 Sports