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

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Physical Education Department ALLEN ADLER JOHN BARRETT GORDON BROWNE BESSIE CORBIN AA. Baltimore Jr. College B.S. University of Maryland B.S.. M.A. University B.S. Muskegee Institute B.A., M.A. George Peabody Physical Education of Maryland Physical Education, Health College J.V. Football Physical Education G.S.A., Intramural Sports Physical Education Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club Varsity Crass Country Silver Whistle Society J.V. Basketball, Tennis Varsity Track MARCIE FARRIS B.S, University of Maryland Physical Education,fi-lealth Gymnastics Team Modern Dance Club WILLIAM KYLE BS, University of Maryl Physical Education Athletic Director Basketball Coach JOAN TRITTIPOE B.S. University of Maryland Physical Education, Health Cheerleaders Intramural and The Physical Education Department, headed by Mrs. Corbin, helps students to achieve physical fitness. This year lacrosse has been introduced to Springbrookj next year the boy's physical education depart- ment hopes to be able to have classes in judo. Skill in various sports is developed throughout the year, as students learn to be physically and mentally alert. She'll be comin' round the m ountain . . . 29 Driver Ed. VERNON FOX B.S. University of Maryland Driver Education

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Business Department MARY G. JONES B.S. Texas Christian University M.B.E. North Texas State University Office Practice, Shorthand I, ll F.B.L.A. ROBERTA NEUSCHAT1 B.A. Montclair State College Typing I Business Math Business Education courses include typing, short- hand, consumer math, bookkeeping, and banking. The department, headed by Mr. Penn, has the responsibility of running the school bank, which entails ticket sales and keeping accounts for the various school clubs and organizations. Students considering a business career find these courses valuable aids. CHARLES L. KENTON B.S. Univ. of Pittsburgh M.A. Univ. of West Virginia Banking, Introduction to Business School Treasurer 1 if ll THOMAS F. PENN B.S. Shippensburg State College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Typing ll, Bookkeeping Golf Team E . DOLORES J. REEVES B.A.. Grove City College Personal Typing and Notehand RUTH A. RODDIN B.S. University of Maryland Typing I, ll Shorthand l Personal Typing and Notehand Pep Club Job Problems Co-operative Work Ex- perience, headed by Mr. La- pinsky, is a program which prepares students for indus- trial work after graduation. Students gain experience by working for local businesses, and at the same time take courses at Srpingbrook. JOHN J. LAPINSKY B.S. Millersville State College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State Univ Coordinator-Cooperative Industrial Work Experience Program

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Industrial Arts-Home Arts HAROLD CRANKSHAW ROBERT MYERS ROBERT L. TURNER RICHARD G. WOODARD B.S. Carnegie Institute B,S., M.A. University of B.S. University of Maryland B.S. University of Maryland of Technology Maryland Architectural Drawing Woodworking I,Il,lll M.A. Cornell University, Electricity I,ll Engineering Drawing Folk Song and Ballad George Washington Univ. Electronics Mechanical Drawing l,ll lzaak Walton League Graphic Arts JUNE BAKER DIANE SOWDER B.A. Indiana University B-5. UnlVefSlfY Of Idaho M.S. University of Maryland HOME Arts l,ll Home Arts ll,lii,lv U.S. History Boys Home Ang J.V. Cheerleaders F.H.A. Sophomore Class Advisor The Home Arts course, taught by Miss Sowder and Mrs. Baker, encompasses all phases of homemaking. Included in the course are fundamentals of sewing, cooking, and child care. ln addition, a number of boys are taking advantage this year of opportunities offered by Home Arts, All students learn how to plan a nutritious and well-balanced meal. Prac- tical lessons in diapering babies and in keeping a child from sucking his thumb are included in the curriculum. Sew- ing is taught on increasingly difficult levels, and many weeks are spent on the study of textiles and tailoring. The wide education provided by the Home Arts course offers valuable experience for a future of self-support. Included in the Industrial Arts courses are drawing, graphic arts, wood working and electronics. Students may take archi- tectural or engineering drawing as well as mechanical draw- ing. Advanced courses in electronics and wood working are offered to satisfy the increasing interests in these fields. E t No, No. Not my finger, the material. 30 Machines help to fit ,square blocks in round holes.