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

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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

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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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Keyettes-National Honor Society The Keyette Club is a girls' service organization sponsored by the Silver Spring Ki-wives and ad- vised by Mrs. Young and Miss Tigani. Every Satur- day, through the Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind, the Keyettes aided blind children in dancing, swim- ming, and playing games. Around the school they aided the eye and ear tests, served refreshments at J.V. football games, served at banquets, and donated S25 to the Na- tional Keyette project- Migrant Workers. KEYETTES: Left to right, front row: L, Deitz, T. Curtis, J. McClelland, C. Bosk, S. Doubleday. 2nd row: D. Massie, T. Litovitz, C. Andrews, D. Silber, W. Garrison, S. Fingerhut, J. Fogle, J. Weinberg, L. Horn, N. Wagner. 3rd row: C. Anderson, P. Wangerin, S. Dobres, S. Feister, J. Fidelman, L. Fisher, L. Helms, P. Newman, K. Teener, L. Sessons. 4th row: L. Hansen, M. Andrews, N. Maschue, I. Jordon, B. Edwards, D. Hurdle, L. Jacobs, J. Finck, J. Bitman. This meeting is now called to order. The Springbrook chapter of the National Honor Society inducts a cer- tain percentage of juniors and seniors every year. The student body and the parents of the students being honored are present at the impressive induc- tion ceremony. As a service to the school, the members of the Society tutor students who are having diffi- culty with their subjects. 172 Keyette Motto: WE SERVE. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Left to right, front row: K. Teener, J. McClelland, G. Glaser, L. Shaw. 2nd row: B. Edwards, B. Hertzog, M. Osheroff, S. Doubleday, K. Kiely, C. Robertson, B. Mead, M. Moore, N. Wagner. 3rd row: K. Kline, M. Fang, C. Butler, S. Huang, N. Neuman, D. Hurley, B. Davis, J. Allen, M. Andrews, R. Bailin, A. Gray.