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

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Enfhusiasiic Pom Pom Girls Spark Pep Rallies Track Meeis Brighi' gold slcirrs. navy-lolue sweafers, fluffy yellow pom poms. and brighi' smiles 'lypified +he energefic Pom Pom Squad. Throughoul' +he year, fhis group of girls was advised by Mrs. Gail Phillips. Cafhy Jones. capfain. supervised +he squad in rewriiing Jrheir consfiiuiion. Besides performing ai' baslceiball games and pep rallies, The girls 'turned our +o suppori' lhe 'rrack Jream. All of 'rhe 'roufines +hey performed were original, wi'rh an emphasis on iazz. In March 1'he squad held a dance 'ro honor 'rhe baslcelball players. Their ofher adrivifies included planning some fype of en'rer+ainmen+ 'For 'rhe +raclc feam and making a donafion +o +he American Field Service. The girls ended fheir acfive and successful year wifh +he selecfion of nexf year's members. Pom Pom Girls perform one of fheir iazz roufines af a home baskeiball game. BOTTOMEROW: Cafhy Jones. Capfain. SECOND ROW: Paula Fink Sharon Hanvey TOP ROW Bonnie Zebuhr Frances Reidy Kafhy Smifh, Par Magers.

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BOTTOM ROW: Jeanne Garfner. Bob Newhouse. Bill Kearns, Clyde Sfup. SECOND ROW: Marlc Ellis. Fred Barneffe. Tony Ahalf. Ma rl: Jordan. Claudeffe Owens. THIRD ROW: Eric Berry. Toni Marshall. Larry Heifmuller. Tom Winkler. Sfeve Newhouse. TOP ROW: Sfeve Hayes. Sfu Wrenn. Siardusiers Add Sparkle io Assemblies. School Producfions Spreading fheir falenfs far and wide, fhe Sfar- clusfers performed af numerous evenfs during fhe school year. They provided a jazzy beginning and end fo fhe Homecoming Talenf Show and many assemblies. During fhe few franfic weelcs before Follies, fhey pracficed nearly every morning, memo- rizing numerous scores for fhe producfion. ln fhe midsf of preparing for Follies, fhe Sfardusfers were honored by being asked 'lo perform af fhe Sunday dinner for fhe evaluafors. Somewhere in befween en- gagemenfs, fhey found fime fo prepare and polish selecfed numbers for fheir winfer and spring concerfs. For fhe firsf fime. 'lhree female members were added fo fhe group. They were Toni Marshall. frombonisf: Jeanne Garfner, saxophonisfg and Claudeffe Owens. flufisf. The Sfardusfers' unique and diverse manner of performing helped fo enliven many school acfivifies cluring fhe year. Sfeve Hayes and Sfu Wrenn provide a lively beaf for sfudenfs leaving fhe assembly. S J...

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I BOTTOM ROW: Jeanne GarTner. Bill Kearns. Terry Germon. Vice PresidenT: Tom Winkler. Treasurer: Diane PaTTon. Presidenh John Jenkins, Toni Marshall. SecreTary: JaneT WesT. Carl Holland. SECOND ROW: David Thorne. Bob Newhouse, Fred NeeT, Wendy TrouTman, Jimmy BurdeTTe. Fred Priebe. Gary MarTin. Mike Delaware. Douglas Oland. Gail SmiTh. THIRD ROW: Eric Berry. Jimmy Wilkerson. STeve Newhouse. Robbie Wilhelm. Mike Reber. Tom BurdeTTe, Chuck Appel. John Gruver. Mark Ellis. FOURTH ROW: Clyde STup. Fred BarneTTe. Mark Jordan. STu Wrenn. Richard Durant Ted Ray. Jim Mayer. Clarence Jackson. Greg Young. Larry HeiTmuller. TOP ROW: Tony AhalT. Barbara Hagen. Lynn Hall. John PoTocko. Lois Keibler. Diane Cooley. Linda Johnson. Jean GriTTiTh. Susan PiTman. STephen Murad. Karen Lake. Charlene Linnell. High-9Tepping Insirumenialisis Perform During Half-Time As boTh a marching and a concerT uniT. The band, under The direcTion oT Miss Freda Price. performed aT many TuncTions in The school and The communiTy. Lecl by drum maioreTTe Barbara Hagen and TeaTuring Twirler John PoTocko. The band marched aT home TooTball games as well as in The Labor Day and The BeThescla ChrisTmas Parades. ATTer TooTball sea- son. These versa+iIe insTrumenTalisTs direcTed Their eTTorTs Toward preparing Tor Their winTer and spring concerTs, in which They presenTed a varieTy oT pop. semi-classical. and novelTy numbers. The band also performed service To The communiTy by playing aT The opening of GaiThersburg Square and aT The dedi- caTion of The new Fairchilcl-Hiller Corpc,raTion. -as P x N. are T Band members combine eTTorTs To play a Spanish overTure.