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

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A A. Members of the Horficullure class. supervised by Mr. David Miller, help prepare 'rhe oufside of fhe school for evcluaiion by lending 'rhe lawn. Maybe I oughf fo sandblasi if. fhinlzs Ken Shoemaker. The FFA, aciive in all phases of school life, enlered a floal in lhe Homecoming parade. Fred Lechlider helps af homecoming by driving a fraclor. Gee, one more hit oughl' io do if. thinks Nicl: Higgins.

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BOTTOM ROW: Ken Shoemalcer, ParliamenTarian: Charles Gregory. SenTinel: Sam King. PresidenT: Ronnie Embrey. Vice Presidenh Joe Kavanagh, SecreTary: Danny Kessell. Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. James Pope. Advisor: JoAnn Dorsey. STanley SuTphin. Jessie Doody. Kendra Hall, Mr. David Miller. Advisor. THIRD ROW: Donald Gosnell. Harry Gregory, RoberT Bradshaw, Larry Bradshaw. Michael MaTThews, Fred Walker. Earl HarringTon. TOP ROW: Ronnie Hoover, Roy Miller. Richard Floolc. Ronnie Price. Tom AllnuTT. Nick Higgins. Fred Lechlider. FFA Receives Gold Emblem for 0uTsTanding AchievemenT For The TirsT Time, girls parTicipaTed in FFA ac- TiviTies on The local level. These girls were members of eiTher The horTiculTure or agriculTure classes. ln OcTober, FFA presidenT Sam King represenTed The group aT The NaTional ConvenTion in Kansas CiTy, Missouri. where The chapTer received The cov- eTed Gold Emblem Award. The chapTer parTicipaTed in The Frederick LivesTock Judging ConTesT. held iTs annual baslceTball TournamenT, landscaped areas on The school grounds. and conducTed a saTeTy cam- paign. Throughoui- iTs acTiviTies, The FFA kepT iTs purposes in mind: To develop leadership, good ciTizen- ship, and agriculfural skills. s a n .Q X3 5 1525 , B. l Mr. James Pope and Sam King. president display momenToes from The NaTional FFA ConvenTion. The FFA's many acTiviTies are represenTed in The show case during FFA Week.

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Newly Formed Kegeiles Help Keg Club Preseni March Ball The Keyelle Club. which is sponsored by 'rhe Ki-Wives of Gailhersburg and direcled by Mrs. Mary Ann Davis. was eslablished lhis year as a service organizalion +o bofh 'fhe school and lhe communily. Proving 'rhe worlhiness of fheir group. The Keyelles assisled The Key Club in presenfing 'lhe March Ball. a+ which Belsy Jacobs was crowned l'he reigning queen. The girls showed 'lheir enlhusiasm lhrough +he money-raising proiecl of collecling 1'he deposils on Coca Cola bollles. While lhe sale of baskelball pro- grams made a profil for fhe club. Jrhe programs also assisled l'he baslcelball fans. The seriousness of 'lhe ' Keyelles was evidenl lhrough lheir efforfs 'ro care for Q 'rhe special educalion sludenls who wailed a+ our school for buses. Ofher services lo 'rhe school in- 5 cluded beaulifyinq many bullelin boards and aiding MB ' 'g leachers in 'lheir afler-school dulies. ' - e iiii ' 553. 3 f Madeline Knoebel. Kalhy Salladay. and Bonnie Zebuhr lisfen lo decoralion plans for +he March Ball. l....J .J BOTTOM ROW: Linda Hershey. Paula Fink. Sally Broschari. Dawn Boyer, Pam Silliman. Mary Cox. Judy Boqley. Sue Cole. Healher Reid. SECOND ROW: Debbie Garrison. Jackie McDonough. Sandy Wilson. Debbie Lasko. Kafhy Salladay. Donna Brooks. Jan Superlra. Bonnie Zebuhr, Calhy Soles. THIRD ROW: Micky Mead. Norma Young. Brenda Nicholson. Diana Poole. Palsy Healy. Wendy Troufman. Anne Wheeler. Marcia Speck. Jane Anne Griffith. Joan Walker. FOURTH ROW: Linda Doyle. Michelle Camp. Diane Densock. Carol Davis. Barbara Walker. Mary Will. Janel Wesf. Valery Widener. Cindy Young, Kay Walker. Sally O'Niel. TOP ROW: Susan Pifman. Charlene Linnell. Lynn Prafher. Linda Tomlinson. Kalhy Lancasler. Rulh Player, Kaye King. Madeline Knoebel. Martha Coler. Priscilla Cram. Donna Magruder. Amy Noble.