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

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Secretarial Staff Sec reta ry 'Thomas Paul Marshall' soy what's he doing in the sophomore file. Quickly and efficiently the secretarial staff com- posed and distributed daily bulletins, recorded stu- dents records and operated the switchboard. They cooperated with the students' request and a multitude of other diverse and important things necessary for smooth operation of the school, In their world of cor- secretary bon paper and rubber bands they create order out of chaos. EMMA BOGAR MARY DOLLINS Sec retory MARY HENDERSON CAROL LAFLEUR Secretary HELEN HOHEISEL So this is faculty skip day! FREDA WIMER Secretory

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MARY ANN BLATT Librarian 5 f 5 LAURA BELLE HEALD Library Aide ,M -wr dw. is N t NW 1 Eg, Y img ft' - A . ., sri? 'K'-. A L hr S in . , V, K J-A ,5'v'i'l5 -Fli n AILEEN R. RHODES Librarian 20 Librarians NAOMI DIDDLE Library Aide ,asm Now, children, this is a book. Springbrook's library is continually expanding to meet the increasing needs of the students. This year our library has acquired a great number of new maga- zines, as this is the most heavily used source among students. Also there are many new tapes and records MARIE KEEFER . . U in the IMC room, as well as a microfilm reader for Library Aide student use. Tropic of Capricorn, Fiction. What's Gee, l wonder if it will explode. that doing here?

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English Department K GEORGE ALLEN SUE DAWSON CAROL DINGLE B.S. Indiana State University B.S. Stroudsburg S.T.C. B.A. Merrimack College M,A, Butler University A.M. George Washington Univ. English lll English Il English II,lII ELEANOR HENDERSON B.S., M,A. Univ. of Pa E li h ll ng is Advanced Composition and Grammar The English Department, headed by Mrs. Leslie, guides students through the difficulties of learning grammar, analyz- ing stories, and studying literature. ln each grade teachers rely upon the classics of the English language to demonstrate the techniques at good plot, theme, and tone. Many Senior English classes have been involved in team-teaching on an ex- panded scale. English, the foundation for learning in any subject, is taught capably by members of this department. AUDREY LESLIE B.A., M.A. Michigan State University English IV BYRON ISENBERG B.A. Penn State Univ. M.A. Univ. of Louisville English IV A.F.S. his ,gkg in . ., , THOMAS MATHER ANNE QUIGLEY A.B., M.A. Fordham Univ. B.A. University of Maryland English ll,IV English II Drama 22 SUZANNE CHIOTAKIS B.A. North Carolina State University English II, Journalism BLUEPRINT