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

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BOTTOM ROW: Liz Panico. David Snyder. Coordinalor: Sleve Davis. Joan Wallcins. SECOND ROW' K W 'flu' J S 1-h Phl Wilkerson, Sleve Murad. THIRD ROW: Mark McCalhran. Paul While. Milne Brevard, Gary Linlon. John CZlIarlhcka.aTOrl:'R5ix1?I BobnHydorh Tommy Linlhicum. Marshall Smill1, Marshall Mason. James Moore. AV Iniliales Girls info lhe World ol' Film Projeclion For lhe lirsl lime, lhe AV Club added girls lo ils roslrum. Under lhe supervision ol Miss Culolla. lhe Audio Visual Club was busy assisling leachers by selling up proieclors, making minor service repairs on lhe AV equipmenl, and showing lilms. ln Oclober. along wilh lhe Library Club, lhe club sponsored a dance al which Genlleman Jim Madison ol Radio slalion WPGC was lhe masler ol ceremonies. To earn enough money lor new equipmenl, lhe club also sold Trojan pens and pencils. The AV club members proved invaluable nol only by aiding leachers, bul also by coordinaling sound and lighling al school assemblies. al dances. and al lhe Follies. AV Club members work wilh various lypes of equipmenl.

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sf . Ns F 'S , 4 Sophomore Senafors Sam Fang and Spencer Ward lisien inTenTly. l Senafe meeiings enable sophomore. iunior, and senior senaTors To e TogeTher and express Their opinions. NoT only was The Senare larger This year, buT iT was also more acTive. The 46-member sTudenT organizaTion goT Things done. They sTarTed The year by planning a week's homecoming acTiviTies which included class-spirii' days. a bonfire, a parade. and a dance. NOT conTenT wiTh iusT one success, They 'forged ahead and helped The sTudenT council revise The sTudenT handbook. When ChrisTmas rolled around, They swepT inTo acTion again and helped The sTudenT council in Their GiTTs-for-Giving proiecT. ln The spring They Took To The greaT ouT-of-doors and had The school sTudenT parking loT repaired. Minor problems concerned The locaTion of The Trojan plaque and The new Trophy case. The Troian plaque was placed on The wall in N Corridor: The Trophy case will be locaTed in The gym area. As a minoriTy speaking Tor a maioriTy, Through homeroom elecTions, They aired sTudenT problems and compIainTs and formed an imporTanT link beTween The sTudenTs and adminisTraTion. i ff if if 0 g s 'kg QR.-vvwi T1 Senafe members reqisTer differenT reaciions To The Topic being discussed.

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DECA Members Pui Classroom Training fo Use on Jobs Whal is DECA? ll is lhe Dislribulive Educalion Clubs of America. a nalion-wide youih organizalion operaled ihrough public schools. DECKS aim is io 'rrain luiure leaders for careers in dislribuling, managing, and markel- ing. The lwenfy-seven DECA members sludied a half day and mainlained parf-lime iobs lhal' complemenled 'lheir academic lraining. Through lhese jobs, sruclenls gained experience in lheir occupalions by applying aclual skills and concepls learned in DE classes. Selling adverlising space in lhe fooiball program provided lhe club wiih enough funds lo send lheir members +o a conlesl in Ballimore 'lo compeie wilh olher DE sludenis from across The counlry in a public speaking conleslz The DECA mem- bers were also aclive during DECA week in November and pui up a display lo explain 'lheir organizaiion lo l'he resi of ihe siudenl body. '53-if? I Mr. Ouelel' lisls ihe qualifies of a good salesman 1? BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Ouelel, Advisor:,Jeff Harlwick, Presidenl: Julia Moore, Wanda Lawlhorne. Vice Presiclenlg Bill Rufledge. Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Margarel Howard. Barbara Rilchie. Susan Deadwily. Secrefaryg Berlha Poole THIRD ROW: Larry Burdelfe. Frank Nickens, Harry Turner. Wilberl Morris. TOP ROW: Jim Beniamin. Wesley Brown Roscoe Cullop. Frank Tucker. Jack Cole.