Frederick Sasscer High School - Elm Yearbook (Upper Marlboro, MD)

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iygizga. v Weccna nfogmenf Boys' uphys. edf' classes help the students develop strong bodies and alert minds. Starting out early in the seventh grade, students are given fundamental training in such sports as soccer, basketball fpic- tured at leftl, and baseball. This early training brings about line athletes for Sasscer's varsity teams. ln girls' uphys. ed.'7 classes stu- dents learn the importance of good teamwork and good sportsmanship. lWrs. Burgess, the girls, physical education instructor, is assisted by student Uphys. ed. leadersf, The picture to the right shows one of these leaders helping in the training of younger students. .gaze tibriuing 301' Oumjfhglzwayd Nlaking better and safer drivers , zl for America's perilous highways is S. W1 the main aim of Nlr. Nemchick, W f iffff .' Sasscer's driver education instruc- ' I iiii mixture! tor. Both on the road and in the .riii V .... classroom, Sasscerites learn the im- portant fundamentals of driving an Hfwrw Moron N--......,...,,. .... automobile safely Drive carefullY, the life vou save may be your own! this is a popular phrase to the driver education students. Mr. Nemrhick puts ll -tuclent driverthrough his paces. 28

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24 MA! RLUCU' . . . ,tags 7,5 , .L , , U i . ' k'L' fi, , , .gs .-Q 'WX ,iff lfgiufvaw ' as ,Q 1 at j , ly ri QUILL AND SCROLL: IJ! forum' Margaret Lewis, Judy Wilson, Allie Lee Boice, Shirley Langley. 2nd rrmc: Bessie Ann Thorne, Glen Thompson, Miss Lobe fsponsorj, Bill Draper, Cathy Wolf. The Quill and Scroll, an international journalistic society, honors those students who have shown outstanding abilities in the held of journalism. By taking full advantage of the Freedom of our American Press, together with putting their vivid imaginations to work, students inducted into this organization have bet- tered the standards of Sasscer's literary publications. Through the Junior Honor Society, out- standing junior high students are able to gain justiiied recognition for possessing the qualities that characterize a well- rounded citizene-character, scholarship, service, and leadership. Part of this organizationls constitution states that it must always be on hand to render any service that the school may call for. ...M V -cg, va JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY: Seated: Paula Terry, Barbara Wilson, Miss Barrett lsponsorl, Bette Sue Plummer, Jo Ann Pushes. Standing: Caroline Morrow, Michael Hicks, john Flynn, Eugene Koons, Barbara Cuffage.