Gaithersburg High School - Sail On Yearbook (Gaithersburg, MD)

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.r 'll E f at arf 'L :W f x .zz it, A QQ Howard Edward Porter, Frieda Price, 'l'-,Norman Oscar Schneider, james Schweitzer, Patterson, M. Ed. B.A. Sfthneider, B.A., M.A. B.S. Math Band B.S., M.A. Vice-Principal Science Czwcx, Englirb World H irtory A ff, Jane Short, Education rg 1 ,r,' L Pbyriwl Mathematic: '-f7v7 . Swyter. James Toquinto. B.S., Typing, t General Bfmnesr B.A., M. A. Wilma Ulmer, B.A., M.A. Vice-Principal Dorothy Walker Secretary f New '--- '.:, 1 -,wwf Q- ef:. ,sf:, K ' ',.' J ' I I: . if-l: , N ' I g fiffj zh li , I A lynniiif 'MWSEW iifggl N it 4 -E ,kkk,, I fv W W rw 1 owe .frmgkwwfwiix W - N Mary Walthall, Frances Ward, Roland Ward B.S. B.S. .B. Englixh, History Typing Dwenrzflerl Stenograpby Occupatmuy rr n K u ' . , 7 V W l.-l A f 6? ,Ql ' r '- 4 f I , .lrr ' l t,1r ll I W x I' NWN . ' J' Donald Watkins, Raymond Whipp Edgy Wiggins, Anson Wilcox, Catharine Work. joseph Zett B.S., M.S. Head Cuttodinn B.S., M.A. B.S. B.S. B.A., M.A. Vocational x'XShyJioal C bemist ry Mathematicr Art Agriculture ucatzon

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QL-?.,T ' M T J I' gf an fg . 'Aww w gig, YlB!lllllln ElB lg1Q,E,E:,3 x f U 615109 QWQG' 0 9 I un uw a 1 ' l . e f f I , ma l X Q90 In trays of Early is a record of passing events. The of any year pass quickly when there so many things to do. September, so ago passed quickly. September 12, 1955-a significant date. School opened after a long, sweltering summer. As usual registration seemed interminableg actual classes that day were but brief previews of things to come. Long lines of students entered Gaithersburg for the first time and registered with Mr. William Brennan and Mrs. Betty Fisher. Seventh graders filled the corridorsg upperclass- men appeared outnumbered. Most acclimated easily to the routines of Gaithersburg. MWLJWYZFYZ The fall brought a full Trojan grid schedule. Practices for some were part of the normal autumn day. Friday evening games were a- waited anxiously by many. Publications department sponsored the first dance of the year. Many others followed in, what now seems, quick succession. Schedules brought new classes. We saw, for the first time, new faculty members. Day after Day fell from the calendar, and by the end of October, we felt as if a summer vacation had not intervenedg we had always been here. September and October introduced us to the more than two hundred seventh graders whom we meet in this section of the Sail 012.