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

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Seventh Grade if.. . A RW. Fin! Row: Frye, Gadd, B. Gartner, T. Gartner, Gary Geisbert, Second Row: German Gilliam Gl Graham Gr b' , , over, Goroum: , ay ill. Third Row' Griffith G ' Haddock H . , rrffith, Grogan, , argert, Helz. Fourth Row: Hershey, J. Hottin-- ger, L. I-Lorringer, Hough, C. Howard, D. Howard. Fiflb Row: Howes Hundley, Hungersford, james, Jarvis, Jenkins. eiivizly 0 Seven times a days the halls filled as we passed to classes. In the fall and winter, we rushed to the cafe- teria for the bus to take us to gym Alw ays on hand were senior high girls patrolling the hall for our safety. x 'ir

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Upper Left: Foster downed one of Sherwood's eleven Upper Right: Earp, Hottinger, Ayton moved into position as Myers hit the grid in the Sherwood contest. Lou-er Huerta dived for De Matha's ball carrier. Talking o The Eight successive weekends saw the spirited Trojan eleven take to the Held. Not spectacular in wins, the season provided individual players and fans out- standing contests of excitement, For the first time in Eve seasons G.H.S. overpowered archrival R.M.H.S. Outstanding play by Bob Costello attracted much comment in the Rockville game. Bob made a hfty yard run in the Trojans march downfield. Unpre- dictable Warren Schwab made several spectacular plays in the course of the grid season, Ronnie Clark, Carroll Earp, Bump Kephart, Don Howard, Richard Myers, jim Reed, jim Thompson, Guy Briggs, Delmas Foster, Jehu Cover, Russell Rotruck, Sonny Sandison, Roberto Huerta, Gordon Wigle, and jay Watson hit the line as Trojans for their final time. Ronnie Clark, through injury, ended his football career early in the season. Because of county age limit, junior Arthur Huerta played his last game this year. From the Jamboree at Blair to the final game, G.H.S. turned out in droves to support our team. Coming in on activity cards for home games, many students looked forward to the games as an exciting end to the school week. Other students purchased tickets at the gate. Parents and alumni supported the Tro- jans with unusual enthusiasm. Many greeted the games as reunions with former buddies, To add interest to the half-time, our band performed intricate routines and played stirring marching music. Most of all, we remember Davy Crockett . The pom-pom girls and majorettes went through their inimitable acrobatics at each home game.