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

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lander, S. Taylor, S. Zoller, S. Levine, S. Brownley, J. Willett, B. Wein- stein, V. lVlange, P. Ayers, B. Cole, B. Burkness, G.Seltzer, D. Ginsburg, D Stander, K. Allen, A. lVlain, K. Putt, C. Forcey, R. Fustero, D. Hoff, lVl Weisz,S. Rosenbluth, A. Schlasburg, J. Bolin, K. Hahn, lVl. Banta, L. Eliot. Back Row: lVl. Ellis, L. Sternpler, J. Rochkind, B. Daley, S, Kunde, K White, C. White, B. lVlcClung, L. Sinopoli, L. Pinczuk, D. Schreiber,S. Walters, R. Rufino, J. Cohen, R. Eskanazi, B. Enfield, D. Williams, D. Davidson, J. Solomon, M. Shantz, W. Yeckley, G. Dillovv, lVl. Baker, R. Bennington, R. Nevvhouse, R. Nlorgan, G. Nlangiapane, F. Leonard, J. Brownley,S. Sager, L. Gordon. MAJORETTES - Front Row: D. Schreiber, Drum Nlajor, L. Sinopoli, J. Rochkind, S. Walters, Drum lVlajor. Back Row: L. Sternpler, S. Kunde, C. White, L. Pinczuk, B. lVlcClung, B. Daly, K. White, IVI. Ellis. Organizations 85

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r K ' ' H i js.: . ' - M BAND-Front Row: V. Russak, M. Perlberg, R. Dayhoff, E. Rothen- berger, V. Xenikas, J. Sandler, B. Blomeyer, M. Peterson, R. Hewitt, L. Sandhaus. Second Row: J. Kolkin, D. Forrest, S. Carchedi,S. Binder, M. Butterfield, H. Fasteau, E. Boisen,J. Magoulis, R. Avigan, M. Fookson,J. Weiland, E. Stromberg, W. Abel, V. Luck, B. Dunkelman, S. Beall. Third 3 , . , , M-, N, .M, . ...MM ..,.,f ,,,fsn..-5-1,11 .. , ,ji ,,,..c ii .,aa,W..w, Row: S. Goldstein, D. Sawyer, F. Hagan, R. Beil, J.Scott, J. Walsh, M. Meisler, A. Sheltzer, M. Barth, J. Mclntyre, M. Watkins, R. Saari, T. Riesenberg, L. Ostrinsky, R. Hild, W. Colie, R. Fryling, J. Young, P. Martineau, L, Weiland, M. Garfinkel, M. Binder, D. Smallwood,S. Hahn, R. Cantor, A. Oseroff. Fourth Row: J, Cross, L. lserson, J. Lev, J. De- Band Strives For Musical Excellence Under the direction of the school's new conductor, Mr. Harry Putt, the Northwood High School Band entertained the student body at various concerts and halftime shows during the year. The band rehearsed daily, meeting first period to practice the arrangements for the upcoming concerts and improve the playing ability of the band members. Staging colorful half-time shows during football games, the Marching Band and Majorettes furnished entertainment for the spectators. The Maiorettes, led by Drum Major David Schreiber, highlighted halftime with their graphic formations and marches, as the Band provided the marching music for the occasion. Marching in various parades in the area, the Band earned a first place award in the Veterans Day Parade in Wheaton. Among other activities was a spring march at the Winchester Apple Blossom Festival in West Virginia, a Thanksgiving Day parade in November, and the annual Spring Concert. During a first period session of Band practice, junior saxophonist Bob Hild experiments with a few bars of marching music on his instrument.

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ORCHESTRA - Front Row: Nl, Hahn, H, Tanaka, J. Gural, D. Hauptman, J. Cohen, T. Gann, J, Engel, A, Rubin, P. lVlandel. Second Row: lVl. lVlonsrna, R. Miller, J. Symonds, R. Wyman, J, Berney, B. Rodbell, E. Rothenberger, J. Kolkin, K. Luck, S. Taylor, D. lVlcGugan. Third Row: R. Silver, C. Sparks, E. Weiss, J. Clinchy, D. Furina, R. x - ---Q --v-u-- Y. Orchestra Upholds l-larmonious Quality Bringing a variety of orchestral music to the student body, the Northwood Orchestra demonstrated their outstanding ability at many concerts and holiday programs. ln addition to playing during the school day, the musicians held their musicales at night, permitting adult attendance. Under the direction of lVlr. Harry Putt, the students held daily practice during third period to help coordinate the efforts of the numerous members. Supplying the music for the All School Production in lVlay was a major task of the Orchestra, as were the many programs held throughout the year. Among these were a Christmas Assembly in December and a Spring Concert later in the year. The productions were many times a joint effort between the Orchestra and the Concert Choir. Outside the school the group participated in the Maryland State Competition which ranked the group among other fine orchestras in the state. The musicians maintained their excellent quality characteristic of past years and succeeded with instilling the student body with culture and fine music. Deeply involved in a rendition of orchestral music, violinist Nlilchelle Hahn brushes up on her performance for an upcoming program. Freeman, lVl. Page, L. Ostrinsky, R. Saari, S. Binder. Back Row: D. Hewitt, H, Raphael, R. Rufino, R. Eskanazi, lVl. Baker, K. Walton, L. Elliot, A. Schlasburg, K. Putt, S. Sager, lVl. lVlargolin, S. Carchedi, S Eisenman. 5' 'S' 'iw