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

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Q E Novamb R H 1 B9 90 nvilielw 6 Drums n ess Qlllllnnll nflum' raw W9 The Festive the sun set earlier in the November the days of the months marched in an implacable procession. sports, the girls ended their hockey and soccer competitions and began indoor intra- murals. Sounds reverberating from the gym indicated keen rivalries in volleyball and bas- ketball, November saw the final games of the Trojans on the gridiron. Eight weeks of high-spirited excitement became history. The art department, in its meaningful window and bulletin board displays announced Thanks- giving. Songs of prayerful gratitude came from the music rooms. We heard a short, impressive p.a. system program on the harvest festival: a holiday had come. R - E -:le ag Ao .vi ug, , Times rriyetzl After its outstanding successes at grid half-time performances and at the Labor Day and Beth- esda parades, the band now turned its energies to its concert. Early in December the full band and its soloists gave us a concert of lively music. Throughout November and December, the glee clubs sang their Glory in the Highest directed toward their Christmas festival of carols. To re-tell the real message of Christ- mas, the glee clubs chanted sacred music. The annual concert of carols brought a large audi- ence to the old gym. And then, 'Christmas had come. Eighth graders are s otli ht i ' ' of Sail On.

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Stamizng Left to Rzgbl Hardrnz Coach Pat McCarthy Kephart LeCompte Hoyle Seated McGraw Costello Andrews Thomp :on Trurtt zum Hoopsiers Early rn December basketball pracrrces made the gym rock wrth 1ct1v1ty Coach Pat McCarthy selected hrs varsrty squad whrch provrded us wrth enghteen thrrllmg contests of actron and excrtement Games, usually two rn 1 srngle week rolled on through january and February On two occasrons we were excused at two thrrty to see the Trojans on the court Pre schedule game wrth the faculty gave us the unusual chance of seelng our profs rn chfferent th Comm roles Later we attended the contest wrth Poolesvrlle to see our team make IIS first wm Thxs year our team had the dlstrnctlon of boast mg, members of the sophomores as well as the yunnor and senror classes Playmg on the varsrty squad were Bob Costello Jrm Thompson hm Brrgcs lxm LcCcmDte Warren Schwab Bob Trurrt Erlc Hurlebaus Perry Andrews john McGraw Bump Kephart Allen Steele and Bucky Hoyle R M H S and Sherwood arch rlvals of the Trojans mstrtuted post game dances to which GHS student supporters were rnvxted , 1 E X, ' w X Z , - , , , , I Brrggs, Hurlebaus, Steele. Schwab, Fraley. 3 n y . ' V I , . . . . Y ' 5 1 . 1 . I .77 I . I - . 3 ! 3 ' X- v I il . ' A , . . . . , L n, K 9 -V I