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

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Upper Left: F.N.A. Diane Demory, Joan McGowan, Kay Nolfsinger, Miss Bowen, Alice Lagerson, Wilma Barnes, Ina Ziemelis, Neula Bartee. Lower Left: Nurse Bowen meets a patientg Upper: F.T.A. Standing: Pat Messer, Mary Glover, Beverly Mullican, Linda Ed- wards, Jeanne Price, Larry McLean, Emilie Gallaher, Joy Green, Barbara Embrey. Seated: Beverly Culrley, Spon- sor Miss Curling, Martha Osterwise, jackie Stresau. For the Future Organized for students interested in nursing and teaching as careers, two groups found sponsors in Miss Katherine Bowen and Miss Marian Curling. The nursing group assisted in the health suite. They studied simple first aid and visited hospi- tals preparatory to post-high school education. Miss Curling's group studied problems of the field, found time to assist teachers at school, and did some substitute teaching. y , , O a ,a l s i, .n l .V I t ,V i' i , I . ,TV , ,I A : HQ QE I t i f T, H A- Q, a n gp7,r t , pf 7 ,fp , r e r A 4 at - erl' ' A j V W ' tti' X . ' -' V 'au as . V ., Beall Beagy Benson Biddinger Bladen Blalock Breeden C. Briggs J. Briggs Brinegar by

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HMM ZZLCOTS Our hard-working Senate assisted the Student Council, As president of the Senate, Patsy Messer helped organize the one charity driye for the school. Senators aided materially the council's campaign to keep students well informed on the government's business. Senior privileges and council budgetary affairs rated high on the Senate's time schedule. To mete out merit awards ,Senators compiled the data of points for each person when May rolled around. Much of the Senators' hard work remained in the background of the schoo1's Klieg lights. Ag? . ,,. ,.,. - , - wa , 3 ., i Zi , , . Q -if 1 ' , I . A x L 5 I Q agp- 'fi gi f iv ,I N? if Q-IK L X J' H+ I 1 1, QPF C Allnutt R Allnutt C. Ayton J. Ayton C. Baker P. Baker S. Baker Bartee Barton Beach

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Upper Right: Reporting for duty on Frederick Avenue after school. Lower Right: Patrolling the bus boarding station in the afternoon. Above: Pay- ing Mrs. Griflith and student helpers at the cafeteria. For the resent For our health and welfare, both adults and students gave generously of their time. Parents and paid workers, as well as - wi? students, assisted Mrs. Laura Becraft in the cafeteria. Under My this expert management we were able to enjoy line lunches i throughout the year. . With Mr. joseph Zetts as sponsor, the patrols weathered many inconveniences so that we might walk or ride to school 11, in safety. 49' f if U ifkg x x 4 'J f x . y . . t If I K W X 4 , ,. 1 .Viv. ,. I . 6 x X Brown rdetre Burdette Burdette Buttry Callan Calloway A. Carter B Carter Caror C uri