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

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Upper Left: Using crayons as the Medium in Art Class. Lower Left: Handling an account at the school bank. Above: Purchasing supplies at the school store. In our my In the normal course of the day, many of us regularly bought our supplies at the school store, By arrangement with the First National Bank, we saved our money at the school bank and drew bank interest on our savings. Apart from the bus- ness interests of the world, some of us were initiated into the aesthetic realms through the art classes. f s' ftl J y tttt N p Y l t' lll 1 it pp ffllyy ry so t 5 y l as 1, it-Ep Q g1t..g l -f t lly , t A 12 al,tt rg efee t ,, l Mgbley Monaco Moran Morris Morton Moxley Musser Newman J. Nichols W. Nichols

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Upper Right: Following a plan in our work. Lower Right: Hammering anoth- er strip in place. Above: Using the power tools. In the Shop Although one might develop his skills for some vocation, many boys found interest in working with wood and metal and in setting type in our shop. In addition, Mr. Oscar du Bois, Mr. Jack Joyce, and Mr. Ed Baum helped us develop skills so that we might do simple repair jobs and home improvements. Ornamental crafts and more involved carpentry took hold of our imagination and fancy. A P y ' W ssye P g pp 3 o t it X if f 41 M its x O'Dell Osterwise Ostwald Pace Palmer Payne H. Phelps S. Phelps Pickrell