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

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F? BOTTOM ROW: Don Hargreaves. Jenna Troulman, John Rose. Don Will. TOP ROW: Eric Brandenburg. Siu Wrenn. Scott Wallon. Jacl: Cofer. Maih Club Solves Equaiions ai Counlg lnlerscholaslic Meels lf I0'y:25: lhen I0-y:? This was one of lhe easier problems lhe Malh Club encouniered al lhe inlerscholaslic meels. Seniors. having lhe ad- vaniage of insiruclion in lnlroduclory Analysis. were leading parficipanlsg however, oulslanding malhe- malicians from +he iunior and sophomore classes made valuable conlribulions. Along wilh The guidance of Mr. Sieve Checlcon, lhe leam also had anoiher 'facior working for Them lhis yearg several girls from lhe malh classes were cheerleaders, helping ihe club by always being presenf wi'lh food for l'houghl. ln several ioinl meelings wilh 'lhe Science Club, 'lhe Malh Club also had lhe pleasure of lislening 'ro guesl' speakers. Dave Elseroad lakes ouf his fruslralion on his lhumb. R .1-Q-wmma,.,,. Baci: lo back. Eric Brandenburg and Jack Cofer wish fhey could confer on a problem during a malh meer.

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Medical Careers Club Believe Experience Is Besl Teacher Aided by 'lhe addilion of lhe ninlh graders, lhe Medical Careers Club expanded iis aclivilies. Under l'he clireclion of Mrs. Palricia Grani, members learned basic skills involved in The field of medicine. For 'Firsl' hand iniormalion 'lhey visiled hospiials. They also viewed films and had guesi speakers al' some of lheir meelings. Besides helping The nurse, The girls also found 'lime for ol'h'er school aclivilies. They eniered a floal in The Homecoming compelifion. They raised funds by holding bake sales lhroughour l'he year. Club members who were gradualing received bandage scissors as a sign of achievemenr on 'rhe road io a medical career. c v r -Seisssw . ads MCC members work diligenily on 'lheir Homecoming float 'J 1 l 'lhoughl you said 'lhis wouldn'l hurl! exclaims Janice Beranek. .. f BOTTOM ROW: Mary Lou Sell. Secrelary: Linda Bleadingheiser, Presidenl: Diana Umberger. Vice Presidenf: Lois Keibler. Treasurer SECOND ROW: Wanda Collins. Peggy Sims. Peggy Jones, Sharon Hanvey. Linda Lowe. Julia Warlhen. THIRD ROW: Jean Small Linda Phillips, Bonnie Zebuhr. Suzelfe Modzell. Linda Musse. Sherry Pleasanfs. TOP ROW: Susan Worlringer. Barbara Musser. Kafhy Salladay Dawn Boyer. Rila Keibler. Nancy Painler. Janice Beranek. Marilouise Penn.

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Cheerleaders Change io New Uniforms. Cheers. Sponsors VARSITY CHEERLEADERS KNEELING Lois Fisher Capfam TOP ROW Frannie Bowman, Sally Broscharf. Brenda Hogslon. Margie Field Cheerleading af GHS fool: on a new look fhis year. Fashion-conscious as ever.. 'lhe varsify squad olofained new winfer uniforms wifh The help of 'lhe Pep Club. However, new uniforms were no+ fhe only difference. Under fheir new sponsor. Miss Jean Pence. lhe girls experimenfed wifh new sfyles of cheers and rearranged old favorifes fo accommo- dafe eighf girls insfead of fhe fradifional nine. The wresfling cheerleaders slarled fheir second year wilh changes foo. Under 'rhe leadership of a new sponsor, Mrs. Caferina Beim, fhey increased fheir squad fo seven girls and added a mascof. The JV cheerleaders were composed of six girls. Under fheir new sponsor. Mrs. Sharon Freyfag, fhey helped fo publicize JV foolball games and added a mascof fo cheer wilh fhem during baslcefball season. Through all of fhese changes. fhe girls refained fheir spirif and helped arouse enfhusiasm for many phases of 'lhe Troians' exfra- curricular aclivifies. They found fime no'l' only fo work for ofhers. loul' also managed a few fund-raising acfivifies for fhemselves. ln +he fall 'lhey sponsored 'rhe firsl' band dance of fhe year and sold Trojan beanies and pens. JV CHEERLEADERS TOP TO BOTTOM: Michele Camp. Alice Rogers, Capfain: Duane Poole. Pam Silliman. Liz Panico, Penny Calloway.