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

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Library Club-Model Railroad Club This year's Library Club is headed by the experienced Mrs. Ai- leen Rhodes. The pri- ,. mary function of this relatively new club is to assist in the main- tenance ot Spring- brook's library, ln addi- tion, the club stimu- lates students interest in and knowledge ot the library's resources. LIBRARY CLUB: Left to right, front row: K. Briguglio, L. Faulkner, J. Brady, D. Benjamin, 2nd row: S, Smith, K. Ford, R, Liber, C. Anderson, S. Gordon, E, Eaton, S. Noble, A. Rigas, G. Ruben, V. Laney, P. Freidlin, S. Keitert, L. James. An active member of the Library Club, Dale Shomate, shelves books, The Model Railroad Club has been created at Springbrook to promote an interest in, and apprecia- tion of, miniature train layouts. Members meet regular- ly after school to share ideas on new techniques for wiring and constructing a layout. The club is presently attempting to build a model railroad network within the school, i l i.,..........m.,s...,,,..L. cc.. i... . i ' 2 .fm-Q l 5 A a , .LL .-...- L A T, YT 2 A . ii MODEL RAILROAD CLUB: Left to right, front row: J. Ballos, M Winer, T. Moseley, E, Christiansen. 2nd row: C. Maire, S. Remer J. Decker, C. Pollack. Q..-.....,.

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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.

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Pep Club-Science Interest Group PEP CLUB: Left to righ, front row: J. Tomasello, C. Riley C. Miller B. Quinn, B. Poliquin, P. Rhodes, F. Shand, L. Mayer, C. Basye M. Kennedy, L. Halter, L. Dorman, S. Quinn, J. Warner, J. Mihall, B. Phifer, D. Yarian, C. Parmet, C. Pitchell, S. Dugger. 2nd row: M. Yalom, P. Luckett, G. Eisenstadt, B. Shuman, B. Elam, L Boehne, K. Judy, B. Poliquin, C. Corbin, D. Knapp, K. Anderson, P. Blair, D. Sisk, S. Scott, L. Woodward, L. Thompson, C. Levine, Qbzl N . .. J . S foe Q- . 1 'si X . X w an-' ' Q ii 1 A- Q Q Ks 14 at . ., . , se. -1 3-. I, ,,., L af ff . ' 4 . Ax Q -mr' Q, Q is SP - . 1, , K r -ess f ,909 s ,,,,.,.avf ,,,.... U 5. Step, two, three, kick!! You should have seen the one that got away. 1 Hits N. Foltz, H. Young, J. Huntress, A. Taub, C. Phelps, R. Lucas, R Tetervin, A. Arnett, R. Penn, B. Pomerantz. 3rd row: G. Tate, S Hardland, S. Cunningham, D. Greisman, C. Wilding, C. Wilding, W Garrison, C. Stephenson, N. Gerard, S. Dwoskin, C. Gray, L. Palmer B. Pomerantz, E. Fox, B. Miller, C. Stewart, B. Blacker, D. Wrenn D, Dailey, E. Winters, S. Dailey, B. Coe. PEP CLUB The Pep Club, otherwise known as the Pep Corps, hits the passivity pockets of Springbrook and attempts to distribute school spirit equally among the unfortu- nates. The Pep Corps tries to eliminate the causes of passivity by sending their members right down to the ground level in the guise of pom pom girls, All are encouraged to join the War on Apathy. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Interest Group, led by Mr. Mercer, offers the Springbrook student body a chance to perform out- side work in the various areas of science. The club has access to the Science Department's equipment and is presently collecting material for a science library. SCIENCE INTEREST GROUP: Left to right, front row: E. Lipman, P. Lagarius, C. Munson. 2nd row: S. James, D. Freidlin, R. Teikoski, M. Kulwich, B. Dehnbostel. IS4 1