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

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The ziwzmomzd For a full schedule, the Trojans, under Coach john Harvill, proved a commanding rival as they met both local and distant opposition. Upper Right: Walters, Ward, Henderson, Thomp- son, Truitt, Foster, Steele. Lower Right: An opponent makes the bag in the Landon game. Upper: Thompson at bat. . . 'rll jp t Q ,T sea-s 1 e he . T :H y j If w vi ,',k Ik, -jj K VW , I xv VL W, A .lb an ,ki kk . .1 l , Martin McConnell McGowan McGraw McLean I 9 K f s wg, Melvin J Miller Mills

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rx 6 . was ,' A , s 4 ik, liggwlgp Egg' 5 ZA 4 aaaaaaa gkgaagv ea-W9 md the Sammy rays Came an orderly progression the sun continued seemingly perpetual movement across skyg and in a relentless manner one new day followed another. May cameg and the activity-packed days passed more quickly than ever. End of the year's activities crowded our daily schedules. The festivals by the band and choral groups gave evidence of a hard year's work. To assist in the national celebrations, the band marched in both the Apple Blossom parade and the Cherry Blossom festival. Senior high glee club groups made their annual appearance in the state choral festival at College Park. Juniors sponsored their gala prom in honor of the seniors at the Manor Club on May iS: This dance highlight of the year climaxed the jun- ior's year of activities. Baseball and softball rounded out the competi- tive athletic program, School year '55-'56 was fast drawing to a close. We Students elected our new Council officers. Old staff members set up their last issues of the Blue and Gold before the new staff was named. Yearbooks were distriburedg we made our rounds as we plagued one another for auto- graphs. For our best friends we, of course, wrote eulogies on any white area we found in the annuals. The May-june section spotlights the members of the junior class.