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

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During an FBLA meeting Rona Fox promptly copies down commodity prices as dictated by member Flick Ruckstuhl for club explanation. Pupils Look Ahead At Future Vocation Providing practical experience in the field of education, the Future Teachers of America became better acquainted with the teaching profession. During their classroom visitation, members served as teacher aides and acted as professors. The club held an orientation tea in which students welcomed newly arrived faculty members to Northwood High School. Members of the Future Homemakers of America strove to improve skills in family and home living. Relating personal experiences to various areas and phases of home economics, members discussed topics varying from grooming to decorating. The group took a field trip to the Pepco Electric Company to observe new ideas in home appliances. Through food sales the club raised money to send to the Maryland School for the Blind. Preparing themselves for careers in the business world, the Future Business Leaders of America concerned themselves with job preparations. Some members attended an FBLA convention in which they competed in business skills. FTA president Adele Eskin delivers a speech concerning future projects and goals of the club to members of the organization and faculty. flhhuw

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il 1 x yy, . 1 .ww 1 -La- wlor ir' - il 1 is ' 'ww 4 1 MATH HONOR SOCIETY-Front Row: P. Olver, D. lndritz, E. Maurer, B. Genderson. Second Row: L. Oursler, G. Miller, C. Jaworski, S. Altman, H. Tanaka. Third Row: K. Pfau, M. Rindler, B. Rose, P. Mandel, S. Goodman. Fourth Row: F. Beatty, G. Levine, L. Wachtel, R. Benjamin, E. Shneider, L. Sandhaus. Back Row: T. Riesenberg, F. Saturni, T. Bryner, J. Stetson, D. Gordon, K. Silver, J. Stahler. Clubs Help Enrich School Curriculum Based upon academic standing, character, and service, the Northwood Chapter of the National Honor Society selected outstanding members of the Senior Class to its ranks. ln the interest of their fellow students, various individuals of the society tutored pupils with academic problems. Also active in assisting fellow students academically, Mu Alpha Theta, the Mathematics Honor Society, inducted members in late fall. The selection of members into the society was based upon superior abilities in the field of mathematics. Assisting in the maintenance of library facilities, the Library Club aided both the student body and faculty of Northwood. Members devoted one class period daily to providing the librarians with valuable assistance and promoting an interest in literature among the pupils. Operating the instructional materials of the school, the Audio-Visual Club aided Northwood's daily curriculum. Besides benefiting the teachers by operating the equipment, members were taught to make minor repairs on the machines. Library Aides Mike Gerald and Troy Waldron collaborate at cataloging books while Stuart Eisenman and Charly Sun busy themselves with renewals. 68 Organizations ffm, 3