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

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We Serve The Semester Ball with music by the Star Dusters was presented by the Key Club in January. Joyce Clark, left, was voted Queen. Her princesses were Patsy Bohrer, 8th grade, Marianne Hershey, 9th grade, Joan Waters, 10th grade, and Pat Mead llth grade. This year's dance was a tremendous success. Left to right, 'lst row, Mr. Freeman, Bohrer, LeCompte, Willsie, Ayton, 2nd row, Rainwater Harding, McGraw, Green, Bicldinger, McGraw, Leimanis, Gilliam, Cornelius, 3rd row Cook Deppa, Geiger, Bowman, Sylvester, Hurlebaus, Shipley, Bent, Rotruck, Wells, 4th row Burke, Cirrocchi, Whittier, Torreyson, Sangrey, Dobson.

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BLUE AND GOLD... Blue and Gold staff and reporters seated left to right:-McGraw, Edwards, Whitaker, Osterwise, Truitt, Thompson, Bohrer, Mr. Toquinto, standing left to right, Eckloff, Mead, Collins, Drew, Morrison, Wear, Duvall, Hargett, Sylvester, Waters, Davis, Mead, Dean, McLain, Allen, Embrey, Published ten times during the school year by the students of GHS the Blue and Gold has re- ported on all scholastic events such as, the magazine campaign, Follies, Science Fair, trips, dances, the Prom, and the victories and defeats of the Trojan teams. Outstanding editorials and person- ality items have added much interest, while photographs, cartoons, and original verse and stories highlighted many issues. Hard-work- ing journalists under the able sponsorship of Mr. Toquinto made the paper a success with the stu- dent body. Blue and Gold staff seated left to right:-Nancy Thompson, Business Manager, Hazel Whitaker, Associate Editor, Jean Osterwise, Editor-in-Chief, Ann Truitt, Feature Editor, Nina Graybill, Administrator of Publications, standing left to right:-John McGraw, Sports editor, Mr. James To- quinto, Advisor, Linda Edwards, Copy Editor, Eddie Bohrer, Advertising Manager. fi, ,Q Y

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Key Club... Seated left to right, Willsie, Vice President, Eddie Bohrer, Secretary, Jim LeCompte, President, Pete Ayton, Treasurer, Standing, Mr. Freeman, Advisor, David Geiger, Charles Burke, Richard Rainwater, Eric Hurlebaus. 4-we P 'X X W.. . X, ,- ., . C , Jim LeCompte President Rendering many services to our school is the Key Club, a service organization, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. ln order to make money, the twenty-one active members, under the direction of Mr. John Freeman, sold Christmas trees, candy, and a student directory printed by the boys. A part of the money earned was given to charitable organizations. Be- tween semesters this group sponsored its Annual Semester Ball, as usual, this event was a big success. 95 Illf lg, K I E I X ful' M6 I Q l QE 3? if fs N I