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

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Above: Oficerr: Carroll Earp, Bryan Kile, John- McGraw, Ronnie Clark. Upper Right: Clark presides over meet- ing as Adviser Mr. john Freeman and members listen. Lower Right: Kev Club members show interest in speaker. Al Key for Ser-vice From its bow to Gaithersburg in October the Key Club made its quiet, though indeli- ble mark on the school. This local organiza- tion in the tradition of Kiwanis raised money to help others. Their sale of Christ- Adams Ayers all M L t Ayton mas trees in December, yielded part of their bounty. Mr. john Freeman guided the group throughout the school year. Ronnie Clark became the club's first president. is 5 ,W Ji ,I il ,121 . ., , 'E 3 If 'ji' , ,Q 24 ,qi , 51'-it av.. . . f ifligdi Baker BIV Burke

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The gym, in a rear view photo, nears completion. Center: Leading Gaithersburg's F.F.A. group this year are: Vail, C. Foster, Adviser Mr. Wayne Busbice, President John Graham, D. Foster, Staley, Hoover. Left: Mr. Donald Watkins super- vises repair of farm equipment at the school lab. Right: Senior high agriculture boys at work repairing equipment

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Juniors Bussard 5... In Mwjo Choral music department provided its biggest program in May. Meeting in several glee club groups, students took choral music in their regular, daily schedule. Under the direction of Mr. William Earl, the groups sang music from Bach to popular show tunes. Small ensembles formed late in the year to add variety and interest, For civic functions in the community these groups added entertainment. The Glee Club's big events of May were the concert and Choral Day at the University of Maryland. A 2 ' , Z ' ff ,M -my I ,, ..., 25, , iq agp .4 'K - fl-fd?-Wzfqt .gfseitg . g J J ,. T 1 , ' . , 5, 55513 K TW gfll. 2 I' ' , 'Q rf, f' 1 .- X HP , -at t M 3, 3 1 1, I Cator Corey Darby Drew 11:55 - , .L my 5 M I ' 5 , 'k2.:si1iQ .swf ,L Farmer