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

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Debate Team - Math Team I ii is gf if DEBATE TEAM: Left to right, front row: R. Ashford, T, lnsel, A. 2nd row: A. Durham, D. Hoke, J. Lande, E. Weinberger T Hull Frager, J. B. Spector, P. Benjamin, G. Ruben, L. Nye, M. Bishton. R, Evry, M, l-loving, D, Hurley, M. Singer. The Springbrook Debate Team is a participating member of the Montgomery County Forensics League. Members ac- quired skills in preparing a logical argu- ment as well as an awareness ot current events. .... ,N .. .. c..s. . ..,,,.W...+s,-A si KJ Mumbo, jumbo . . , Voodoo you l7O MATH TEAM: Left to right, front row: K. Potts, N. Piltch, E. Jen, S Kiefert J. Lagarias, E. Schechter, M. Liebman, K. Shields, Mrs. Mason. 2nd row P Lagarias, D. Liddle, E. Weinberger, J, Lande, P. Freidlin, J. Wang, E Fenster macher, B. Lunin. The Springbrook Math Team is a member of the Montgomery County Mathematics League. Coached by Mrs. Mason, the math- letes conducted weekly practices and com- peted in inter-scholastic meets once every two weeks. Math Team play-offs were held before each meet to determine the tive com- peting members. The team participates in ll to l4 meets annually, attempting to secure the coveted county championship.

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Currents-Forensics CURRENTS STAFF: Left to right, front row: G. Hall, Mr. Zajic, K. Man, B. Etis, E. Lulie. Currents, Springbroolds literary magazine, is published after a year of work by students. One of the problems of the magazine staff is encouraging enough students to submit articles, stories, and poems. ln this they are aided by the English teachers. The magazine is sponsored by Mr. Zajic. iv And so they lived happily ever after I E FORENSICS: Left to right, front row: Mrs. Domush, G. Glaser, D. Cook D. Lessans, B. Davis. One of the outstanding teams from Springbrook this year was the Forensic's Team under the supervision of Mrs. Domush. Entering various county and state-wide competitions in the categories of poetry and dramatic interpretation, original oratory, and many others, they received numerous awards and a high position in the county.

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Key Club KEY CLUB: Left to right, front row: S. Dizio, W. Coyle, B. Damplin, J. Allen, J. Hansen, N. Pantazis. 2nd row: P Guccione, M. Sheid, T. Kirkpatrick, G. Glaser, B. Davis, S. Chatham. 3rd row: B. Goren, J. l-lewins, S. Moore, D. Hurley B. Lin, B. Jones, B. Altman. 4th row: S, Bond, M. O'Mara, F. Tsai, R. Stewart, F. Quie, V. Tudor, R. Currey. To qualify for the sought after admission to Key Club elite, a person must be masculine in gender, altruistic by nature, and maybe just a little bit crazy. The magnani- mity of this group can be exemplified by citing a mere fraction of its projects. They worked at a nearby boys' reformatory, cleaned up after every home football game, and contril:-:ted sizable amounts of money to Springbrook projects, Perhaps Springbrook would be just a little bit crazy not to be proud of this vital club. Nick experiences another unique Key Club banquet. Guch really goes for that italian food