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

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Future Homemakers Future Teachers NadAgMAKEQs Q 4, ' 02 fmtmruq if FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Left to right, front row: F. Fogle, S. Feister, K. Smith, J, Warner, K. Vaughan, B. Dance, C. Robertson, L. Anderson. 2nd row: V. Laney, C. Humphrey, C. Parmet, J. Sprague, R. Horowitz, D. Barrick, N, Smith, J. Bellissimo, S. Tomezak, B. Nordvedt, P. Sintetos, J. Eden, L. Brady, L. Halter, A. Arnett, C. Schwartzel, J. Gross, R. Lee, A. Hurwitz, P. Johnson, M. Amos, D. Cross. 3rd row: S. Remer, S. Tauber, J. Brady, P. Bean, J. Passmore, A. Geralis, S. Smith, S. Jones, C, Demoucelle, S. Kamerow, M. Torchinsky, P. Hardy, M. Kessinger, J. Duzak, S. Sandstrom, B. Royer, D. Polansky, M. Marlow, J. Mino, G. McCord, S. Aiello, C. Pollakoff, S. Krassass, L. Lucas, P. Magram, R. Buner, M. Wise. Future Homemakers of America is a club for girls interested in a life of homernaking. The club was sponsored by the Home Arts De- partment, and many of the club's activities were integrated with what was being taught in Home Arts. This supplement provided by the F.H.A. was of great use to the students who did not plan on being career girls. The Springbrook Chapter of the F.T.A. at- tempts to create within students an interest in teaching as a profession. Under the super- vision of Mr. Fitzpatrick, the F.T,A. conducts a variety of activities including visits to col- leges and public schools. Within the school the club sponsored a student aide program for the faculty and two faculty teas. 'wi ' ty rib Ig Agni. Y T NV' f .f-. it-an - ' 'AFM SI gn... H' 1 ., i n ti fl Would you believe, cole slaw?? FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Left to right, front row: K. Franck, C. Butler, R. Penn, K. Brigulio, S. Doubleday, l. Jordan, D. Brewer, D. Parsell, L. Paener, M. Edelman. 2nd row: L. Whitney, M. Kessinger, B. Laney, B. Henry, S. Kessinger, L. Hirabayashi, E. Rich, K. Powell, L. Lartz, D. Byrd. 3rd row: R. Liber, M. Tal- mage, K. Lanhan, C. Butler, D. Cook, C. Marsteller, S. Polzemen, R. Levin, P. Lacev, R. Tetervin, M. Schweppe. l8l

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Folksong and Ballad F.B.L. . 7115 The Folk Song and Ballad Club, headed by Mr. Woodard, met every Tuesday for an hour and a half. The atmosphere was relaxed and informal as the members learned to play new songs on their guitars and exchange new verses to old favorites. N! FOLKSONG AND BALLAD CLUB: Left to right: S. Meade, P. Bleicher, N. Higgins, B. Shor- man, R. Randall, V. Bobino, T. Maslin. cafeers in the F.B.L.! o good pla o ' . This year they promote er- est in office techniqu s and activities. Guest speakers came from local business establish- ments to talk to the members of the club and to answer their many questions. .K fi., iE. .e UTURE SINESS EAQERS ERKDA so Q? 5655 4 1 J 1 . Y dk xl NA' itfglx K . ,I Yea ilufwgg Xl 7. il. 'ff f.Qi.5,f .. vw N Thigh ' -521 fbtav. SV . ' 'i,-Wiff . 7. 5. . 25555 EJ. .TW s another example ot a calculating female. FBLA: Left to right, front row: J. McLean, L. Woron, A. Geralis, L. Wilbur, B. Simmons, C. Coyle, 2nd row: ' A '--1. C. Wise, J. Chew, K, Svnder, C. Coppinger.

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History Club-J.C.L. 'WIP' -v 1-ri HISTORY CLUB: Left to right, front row: J. White, D. Shomette, P. Mace, J, Krochmal, S. Swartz. tw An appreciation of man's past problems and develop- ment is the goal of Springbrook's History Club, Under the supervision of Mr, Hetrick, the club sponsors dis- cussion groups and assemblies with speakers who converse on such notable topics as the war in Viet Nam. Junior Classical League The Junior Classical League at Springbrook is one of many clubs throughout the nation who hope to keep Latin alive in high schools, The club meets and dis- cusses not only Latin but lite in Ancient Rome. 182 Run' JCL: Left to right, front row: C. Jones, N. Piltch, J. Bleicher, B. Mead, B. Edwards. 2nd row: R. Boyd, J. Miller, D. Hake, J. Fidelman, R, Hake.