Great Mills High School - Echo Yearbook (Great Mills, MD)

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lil A if I SKI CLUB The American passion for skiing invad- ed GM this year as avid veterans and dar- ing beginners sponsored proiect after proiect to raise money for their two winter ski weekends. A short trip to the Charnita resort in Pennsylvania gave the novices an experi- ence on the slopes before the big trip to the Wisp Ski area of western Maryland. Enioyed both by faculty and students, the Ski Club is the most unusual of GM's many organizations. lll First row: Mrs. Nancy Melvin isponsori, Deborah Shultz, Sharon Russell, Sylvia Whatlely, Rita Poe, Mr. Salvatore Raspa isponsorl, Second row: Kathleen Bock, La Donne Pennington, Debbie Hall, Debbie Al- bertson, Nancie Rowe, Chris Mora. Third row: Richy Lococo, Joe Bailey, Paul Raley, Frank McCarthy, Mike Brooks, Chris Beaton. Standing: Glen Simms, Robert Guy, Bob Hunter, Chuck Long, David Jones. Fifth row: Craig Conklin, Steve Barth, William Curtis, Steve Moran, Kenneth Jones. Not pictured: President Mark Browne, Treasurer Kevin Stevens. l2j Overlooking a slope at Charnita Ski Resort in Fairfield, Pennsylvania. 131 Karen Huseman prepares for a run down the slope at Charnita.

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v 9 Mt 151 TRAVEL CLUB ln the Travel Club, students become ac- quainted with places far and near through the use of films and slides, from guest speakers, and the Travel Club's own field trip. Funds are currently being raised for a future trip to Florida's Disney World. l4l Sitting: Rose Beining, Phillip Dove, Janice Bean, Janet Martin, Brenda Cline, Wanda Anthony. Stand- ing: Cheryl Lanham, Marian Abell, Shirley Aud, Candy Brown, Karen Agner, Mrs. Grace Williams lsponsorl. Q51 Cheryl Lanham reading of many of the places to travel. GAA The Girls' Athletic Association is the women's lib branch of the GM athletic department. The association advocates in- volving girls in extra curricular athletics. Recruiting interested girls is only one of the GAA activities, the members also or- ganize and officiate girls interscholastic sports. They compete in basketball and volley- ball with Chopticon and St. Mary's Acade- my. They hope to expand competition to the tri-county area. lol First row: GAA President Peggy Marlay, Secre- tary Kathy Schlosser. Second row: Kim Hand, Leigh Dohrman, Patti Mathews, Sheri Latimer, Pam Neal, Sue Downes. Standing: Cathy Laigle, Pam Hite, Deb- bie Hall, Jean Carlson, Natalie Porter, Pat Russell, Mary Clarke, Krista Pinno. l7l Anna Schlosser, Pam Neal and Patti Mathews try their hand at basketball.