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

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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

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