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

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Faculty Emphasizes Group Participation Under the guidance of department teachers, English stu- dents sampled a various selection of literature. The sophomore English classes studied World Literature and covered in depth such pieces as Silas lVlarner and Julius Caesar. Classroom work included a broad poetry unit and emphasis on public speaking. ln addition to their assigned American Literature readings, several junior classes have extended their studies to modern books and plays. lVlrs. lVlartin's English lll class covered Death of a Salesman and Cry, the Beloved Country, a novel con- cerning life in South Africa. To vary classroom studies, lVlr. Holland devoted a unit to Logic which was followed by a week-long English seminar. This seminar gave students an excellent opportunity to express their views on organized religion, the present school system, and other topics of interest. Senior literature courses emphasized British authors. Class readings included Shakespeare, Chaucer, Conrad, and Hardy. Miss Ruddle examines an issue of the Red and Black with sports editor Joel Friedman and co-editor Roger Gordon before it is circulated. During her work planning period, Mrs. Evelyn Bond glances through one of the many books available in the literature section of the library. Academics 23

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'l Junior Jim Beane listens attentively as Mr. James Evelyn R. Bond, A.B., NLA.: Columbia Univ., AtlaniicVUnion Coll.g English 4, Resource Teacherg English Depz. Chairmang J Phyllis carlngiz, e AB., Albion COU., Ul'iiVs of Ma.: gnLglxsh 3,V4,f . - V 1 J l Q J lp. ,uw ,,f Holland leads a discussion on the newly formed Student Alliance during an English class seminar - isis sslsssss s s esss iiss llsl as J ses is LK i 1 flk. snr are one 'sc ngu 's'si ff f . . . . Zisgb,igasgeaifggffribesgafasg Evelyn R. Bond Phyllis Carnell Virginia L. Cooper Ambmseesrcuiii.:1lLafap41sl,lri2 , he s sssrQ 19? ss sr 1 silsi rss ,ff srosi l gf rsisl slilil Q i sisei iss WfeeirlisssefesiwsellffiefehssvnfvsfisEnglish siii 121 'ii-1 I 'hs Ef Qll,5b-' i42L Drivefgleffsvsaif q J was 'bf in1sMdQ:JsfnsiQf?h2 151 .V ,'k. .Vkk 1 -.kV f. ' 22 Academics Joseph Dalton Robert Hogue James Holland

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Joyce S. Kimble, B.S.3 Madison Coll., Engiish 2, 3, ASP costumes. ' Jeanne Lewis, B.A.g Westminister Coll., American Univ.: English 3, Keyettes. . I chimes Maclay, AB., Time., AM., i..i-Lo.: La- fayette Coll., Shippensburg State Coll., Princeton Univ., Westchester State Coll., English 4, Public Speaking, Commencement Program. Florence Rand, B.A.3 Oberlin Coll., Duke Univ., Easternfliy. Univ., Univ. of Md., English 4. Mary Lee Ruddle, A.B., NLA.: Davis and Elkins Coll., West Va. Univ., Syracuse Univ., Univ. of Md., English 4, Advanced Composition, Journalism, Red andlBlack, Quill and Scroll. Dorothy Ann Schmiedeler, B.Mus.g Marymount Coll., Univ. of San Francisco, San Fracisco Coil. for Women, Univ. of Nld., Georgetown Univ., English 2, Reflections. E. Jane Smith, B.A,, Nl.A.g Muskingum Coll., Univ. of Md., American Univ., Speech, Drama. Steven Sobelman, B.A., lVl.Ed.g Norwich Univ., American Univ., Senior Class Play, Key Club, Baseball Coach. Carolyn Willis, B.A.g Western Mo. Coll., English 10, 11, Junior Class Play. ,,,,f J ,W ,,. . ii,,.., ,,.,. .,,.,,, .,,...,, , .,,. W , W . v'ef16W'.ai'V 1 f M. ,,,i,rWv ,- ' - , ,, 3, f .' ' , 'i ii' ' ' V ' ' . :af 1 A ! W, , if ' L ' ' 'Mi ' wus , X, M, , , , fa, ,Q A 'L as ' ' ' 'Haw-1 , -we V H In 977' ffl 'is W, ,- 65. .. ' f3'Z,7f'f 1 ' f ' A LH 575994, is I ,, I I M2271 'L 1 'A X K I ,A K f at i - ,iw f ' , 1. ., aw, 11. , V J0yce S. Kimble Jeanne Lewis Charles Maclay . Q. lll i l' L ' .SM 1 f , . se , Florence Rand Mary Lee Ruddle Dorotl1y Ann Schmiedeler - 'fs is , we fe. 4 VNV 'ti . .i f V. il ' E. Jane Smith Steven Sobelman Carolyn Willis After obtaining a record from the library of Walt Whitman's life and poems, Miss Jeanne Lewis prepares to play the piece for her English lll class. ---...---- V ' ' Hawaii ,nemmsy .ew i