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

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Tri-M-Mixed Chorus-lOth Grade Chorus TRI-M: Left to right, front row: H. Tate, B. Weinberg, S. Klass T. Miller, C. Jay. 2nd row: B. Arbena, J. Bishop, B. Wadman, M Andrews, R. Bailin, K. Berney, B. Elam, K. Zapolski, L. Helms, J. Butt, L. Biles, M. Sharp, I. Jordan, K. Kiely. 3rd row: M, Fang D. Silber C. McCol an R. Sebastian D. Thompson, G. Glaser, N I Q I I - Neuman, D. Kirkpatrick, T. Jansen, D. Hilberg, P. Newman, P. Samir, N. Wagner. ' Tri-M is a national music honor society sponsored by Mrs. Hagyord. Members are selected on the basis of leadership, co-operation, musical talent and scho- lastic achievement. Tri-M sponsored a music assembly and presented several after-school recitals. r 1 TENTH GRADE CHORUS: Left to right, front row: M. Robling, L. Miller, A. Kupersmith, A. Bloom, L. Vogel, S. Harper, B. Cohen. 2nd row: B. Kling, M. DiFlippo, P. Lord, C. Anderson, L. Manuel, M. Nugent, R. Kreithen, J. Woulff, E. Eaton, G. Hall. 3rd row: D. Baker, P. Pozarek, D. Sanger, M. Judy, S. Wheeoer, L. Lone, L. Love, H. Young, K. Simonson. 4th row: L. Dunn, D. Fisher, K. Pegg, N. Smith, M. Whitmore, C. Lloyd. Sth row: C. Munson, D. Johnson, F. Lott, B. Estes, S. Vecchietti, R. Norris, D. Romar, M, Donahue, U. Mercerm. MIXED CHORUS: Left to right, front row: B. Mauney, K. Landolt, L. Fox, C. Leonard, N. Gerard, M. Welan, I. Levine. 2nd row: K. Powell, A. Brown, S. Bryant, L. Simons, L. Berman, L. Broadus, B. Duncan, T. Bellissimo, D. Kaye, G. McMann. 3rd row: C. Dowd, B. Guinn, D. MCCampbell, D. Barreson, W. Briggs, D. Cook, N. Bain, M. Bowman, D, Cook, K, Man, P. Meredith, 190 x W.-.... N .Q ...... - .L ix, 42. -U A ni

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STIJDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION: Left to right, front row: B. Jansen, M. Boyd, D Kleinberger, D. Hurley, G. Glaser, R. Bailin, S. Chatham, E. Jen 2nd row: J Miller T Curtis, D. Silber, S. Dickman, K. Kiely, H. Kalivretenos, D. Heatwole, Boyland. '3rd row: lnsel T. Janssen, R. Stewart, A. Cuneo, R. Davis, B. Goren, J. B. Spector M. Bishton. 4th row: P Mosby, G. Emanuele, C. Fineblum, R. Zanelotti, L. Lucas, J. Weinberg, D Lessans D. Mara- thon. Sth row: B. Davis, J. Bishton, N. Pantazis, S. Allison, B. Kissin, C. -Ernst, D., Hoke, M Smarrelli. 6th row: M. Brick, D. Knapp. S. Hamilton, J. Osburn, P. Berkeley, L. Bitman, S Hardland, L. Freter. 7th row: D. Darling, D. Alexander, S. Moore, S. Ryan, J. Hewins, M Donahue, A. Brecher, D. Rosano. 8th row: M. Bari, C. Pollakoff, M. Curry, L. Horn, L. Font J . . . . . . . Zeitchik, S. Arnn, C. Saridakis, J. McKee. 9th row: P. Holland, C. Hale, T. Maslin, D Borreson, J. Libbey, V. Bobbino, R. Wood, S. Hordes. I0th row: B. Davis, G. Goldring, K Beek, S. Byrne, J. Tompros, C. Leverenz, P. Reed, K. Waejten, A. Gray, K. Berney, L. Shaw 1 Student Government Association The students of Springbrook can pride themselves in the fine Student Government our school has, in spite of the constant cries of Not enough interest by the student body! or Not enough power! The student government association under the guidance of their well-loved sponsor, Mr. Kal- baugh, took steps to increase stu- dent participation this year. lt had a healthy rapport with the administration' and was powerful in the sphere of student activities. It concerned itself with school re- form such as the cafeteria situa- tion and the curbing of vandalism, but entertainment didhnot take second place as shown by the In- ternational Ball and the School Fair. Coordinating Council J .. Q . .5 ' 5 . COORDINATING COUNCIL: Left to right, front row: E. Jen, D. Cook, J. Fidelman, C. Butler, L. Anderson, L. Raider, M. Edelman, C. Bosk, L. Dorman, S. Simons. 2nd row: P. Benjamin, J. Lande, R. Evry, S. Chathan, D. Kleinberger, R. Stewart, B. Goren, J. Allen Under the leadership of coordinating Vice-President Dan Kleinberger, the co-council pieced together the many jig-sawed activities for the year. Representatives from each of the school's clubs met to plan the school fair in the Spring and to eliminate the many date conflicts. Executive Committee i -Q,-v-uw f--f .. .. .,..W,u,., ,,..a.W.,. M. A M .. .....M....u....M,-...w,.....u.,.,. ' H ' ' ' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Left to right, front row: D. Kleinberger, G. Glaser, R. Bailin, M. Boyd, D. Hurley. 2nd row: E. Jen, S. Dick- man, B. Davis, D. Silber, A. Gray, J. B. Spector. 3rd row: G. Duvall, R. Stewart, T. Curtis, K. Kiely. 4th row: T. lnsel, P. Vial, B. Jansen, B. Goren, J. Snyder, A. Cuneo. The SGA executive committee is composed of SGA officers and committee chairmen. lt met independ- ently from the SGA to plan the agenda of each SGA meeting, and it was responsible for the formulation of SGA policy. 191