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

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BOTTOM ROW: Amy Noble. Joyce Reehling. Presidenlg Terry Fanlone, Chuck Smilh. Mike Frank. Bob Hydorn. Charlie Bond. Mary Saunders. Secrefary-Treasurer: Liz Panico. Vice Presidenf. SECOND ROW: Cafhy Soles, Valerie Leef. Kaye King. Mary Lynn Magee, Margo Linihicum, Beisy Capps. Ruih Ann Burdefle. Libby Bizzell. Sally O'Neil. THIRD ROW: Chris Clauser. Jane? Wesf, Fred Neei. Gerry Linlon. Pam Neff. Mike Brevard. Greg Spalding. Shelley Spaulding. Kiffy Bradley. Martha Cofer. FOURTH ROW: Wendy Troufman. Paul While. Tom Linihicum. Ken Rollins. Brad Speare. David Snyder. Jenna Troufman. Sally Haskeil. Missy Mead. Sharon Richardson. Chris Van Scolf. TOP ROW: Susie Schlager. Susan Kemp. Gloria King. Linda Phillips. Charlene Reed. Susan Pifman. Healher Reid. Joan Gloyd. Caihy Smilh. Sharon Hanvey. Diane PaHon. Trojan Plagers Successfullg Produce Firsi Drama, 'Laura' Who killed Laura Hunl'? This quesiion kepl' everyone on l'he edge of his sea+ as lhe Troian Players. for 'rhe firsl lime. by-slepped comedy and presenied ihe murder mys'l'ery Laura 'For iheir annual fall produciion. An exlensive use of sound effecis added suspense and realism 'lo lhe producfion. E ln addilion +0 Laura. 'rhe Drama Club for ihe fiffh consecu+ive year presenled 'rhe Junior-Senior One-ACT Play Feslival. The Thespian irophies were awarded af 'rhe conclusion of lhe nighl's performance. A Trophy was also given 'lo lhe senior who had conlribuled ihe mosl 'lo dramaiics. Troian Players and drama siudenls. Jrhrough work in 'rhe drama class, gained bofh knowledge and experience in all phases of ihe +hea+er. Linda Slanifer liffs a fwo-'lon weighl in a panlomime for ihe drama class.

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BOTTOM ROW: Jenna Troufman, Chaplain-HisTorian: Jane Worlnnger SecreTary Brenda Hogsfon Presldenf Margie Field Vice Presidenl' Marie Thompson. Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Susan Phair. Brenda Hawkins THIRD ROW Linda ZarnsTroTT Donna SToTIer Julie RecTor Susan TiTringTon. FOURTH ROW: Anne Wheeler, JaneT Wells, Nancy GarreTT Brenda Nicholson Ann English FTA Speakers Elaboraie on Various Types of Educahon MeeTing every oTher Wednesday was a lively group of sTudenTs, all sharing a common inTeresT in The qualiTicaTions oT a successful Teacher. Members of The Maxwell E. BurdeHe chapfer of The FuTure Teachers oT America, named Tor a Tormer principal, heard a graduaTe oT GaiThersburg and a guesT spealc- er Trom Rock Terrace School elaboraTe on special and high school educaTion. The club planned To visiT The Maryland STaTe School Tor The Deaf in Frederick in The spring, To observe Teachers and The special meThods employed in Teaching deaf sTudenTs. On April l5, several club represenTaTives-aTTended The convenTion in Maryland Tor TuTure Teachers. The proTiTs Trom Their dance held in The Tall were used To Tinance The club's acTiviTies. This year one of The club members, Karen Reehling, served as secreTary oT MCAFTA. Brenda HogsTon. presidenT, lisfens as Karen Reehling explains The deTails of The MCAFTA BanqueT.

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Yara de Carvalho slrepfically awaifs finished proclucf 'sm J li s your line, whispers Charlie Bond as he nudges Terry Fanfone. N-sv if Members of fhe casf of Laura lisfen inlenlly for 'rlweir cues, Thaf's all righf. dear. Tell me who fool: your lollipop.