Springbrook High School - Trident Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)

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G mnastics Team Jerry Boone exhibits his skill on the vaulting box. Row 'lx B. Joiner, R. Mason, C. Rigas, D. Rabenhorst, B. Parnplin. Leverenz, Miss Farris. Row 3: J. Preller, B, Everngam, J. Habecker, Row 2: R. Steftens, J. Craig, F. Lott, L. Dietz, G. McKee, J. P. Luckett, l-l. Johannson, C. Saridakis, J. McKee, B. Jenkins. Mahaffay, P. Powell, B. Edwards, B. Ernswieller, J. Boone, C. The gymnastic team this year was elevated to a varsity sport. lt is composed of boys and girls with exceptional athletic prowess in the various areas of acrobatics. RECORD Springbrook Opponents l54.0 B.-CC. l46.0 Kennedy lO0.0 2l9.3 Walter Johnson 214.9 Wheaton 204.4 l99.0 Einstein l93,2 196.8 Northwood l 84,5 l6O

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Pom-Pom Girls Row 1: B. Blacher, P. Luckett, D. Wrenn, B. Pomerantz, S. man, L. Boehne, K. Miller, L. Halter, C. Basye, D. Knapp, B. Quinn, N. Gerard. Row 2: W. Garrison, C. Stephenson, L. Dor- Poliquin, C. Riley, B. Coe, S. Cunningham, S. Scott, P. Rhodes. The pom-pom girls are newly organized this year. Try-outs were held early in the year and, after care- ful judging, 20 girls were selected. They performed routines at football and basketball games, encour- aging school spirit and participation in cheers. G.S.A. Council Athletic activities played an important part in the lives of Springbrook students. So much so, that a hierarchy of girls was formed to co-ordinate the varied sports programs. This organization affected not only the athletic like of the school by arranging intramurals, and honor games, but also affected the social life by zealously sponsoring dances. The popu- lar Christmas dance was one of their projects. The Girls' Sports Association was sponsored by the most energetic zealot of them all, Mrs. Corbin, Row 'l: C. Robertson, N. Maschue, S. Cunningham, L. Poffenberger, C. Harmon. Row 2: S. Hardland, E. Dixon, E. Cook, K. Badger, L. Masto, L. Faulkner, L. Waller, J. Mihall, L. Anderson, E. Feldmark, L. Biles. l59

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f Y f- t 1 , . , 'B W A of , A mils ,ww V , Q r fr, A V. u,,,aw-W, V A N M K , fr 'W A yr 'HIM' A , , 3 Captain Nice followed by her friend the white tornado. i Ma jorettes f Many ci half-time was bri htened b the per- Q Y it it it formance of the accomplished Captain Lynette , F Fant and the majorettes. Their repertoire con- d tc Ymwgm , stantly increased as they planned and practiced new routines. Between baton twirling sessions, Q M A i ' these spirited girls sold pom-poms to the student body. Stronger than dirt! Q al. Yea r xr' . JJ A.. 3, ,,,-6 Row 'lz C. Robertson, C. Levine, A. Brown, L, Fant. Row 2: S. Lawrence, V. Thompson, M. Whitmore, l6l ffl