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

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Beforfe Classes Be an Before classes began, the stars and stripes rose on its mastg Gordon Wigle and Don Howard had another urgent an- nouncement to call to our attentiong and absentees of the previous day waited in lines for that necessary admit slip at quarter of nine. in , ts i Alley Asbury Atwell Auvil 1 s it i :Ma li tile B if t .,, - - 1-5: me ,,' ,, Blalock Blankenship Blood Blum It t ,- - , Baker if VLVV A' Bohrer ,il lg ', 2 sg? if k Barron Beall , s fggfjg t Hu' -,' 1 lk an-5 A, in Y ni Briggs H. Brinegar ii' X I if i 1 Beatty Biddinger Bladen s ,,,, if 3259 VmxA' A R. Brinegar Butcher Butler L..

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Focal Points In September, we found the gym taking shape. The focal points for any days work, however, continued to involve that a.m. meeting in the cafeteria or at the main entrance and a hurried trip to the main office.

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ifhs flaafaammva flctivity In October the girls took to the soccer field with Miss Wiggins and Miss Short as coaches joan Edwards and Mr. Wilcox daily sold the new activity cards to long lines of students in the cafeteria. Ag. classes gathered in the corn harvest and sold their crops under Mr. Busbice's direction. Seventh Grade -W-J f e.r S sr fri flag. eresc.7+r 2,2 .... l ..c tra r+l its X fx X. at f ' ..-. V .a .. . t i in LA Callan Came Catlin Catron Chamberlain Cheeks Christie Christman B. Clark Darby. e s C c - t swf ' . fa,,gg.- s ' l 'e rcrrt 4. My K file A Q5 I iiiif i in v , 1. D. Clarke T. Clark Cole Coleman B. Collins T. Collins Cook Cope S. Cox M. Darby