Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1956 volume:

-V33 nw E 1956 ARIES Suifland High School Suifland, Maryland ...H -fqf l'- ' ka' 7 SC E I The Arles Staff Ed1tor In Chut Judy Mt Gram M lllaglllg Edltor Pat 'Nlalll a11 I lterary Edltor Donna Braunat Photographer Bernle lxaufman Copv Edltors THE ARIES Volume V June, 1956 Ill tl1e H1 t dns of Sllltldlltl H1 l1 School tl1e Alma lNlate1 was composed bw B1lly P11 1o11e 03 and ROIHHC C1ow11 54 to he tl1e llellt of ou1 1 1ool F1on1 tl1e llnes of tl1e Aln11 lllatel theme of the l956 ARIES ne l6Clll the oppol llllllllfiw qllllldlltl H1 l1 School has FIXCII us to lPdlll flOIll Olll9lb to know each 0lllC1 het to uo1k on out own 1nd to dexe spo1tsn11nsh1p Wlll 1e1t pnlde the yeulroolt tlff ple sc Ill tht l936 ARIFS the fifth volume 111 S lt ind ln on C onfenfs Betty D8VlS Frances DeHart Class Edltors LOUISC Carr Tom Andolfatto Nancx Bo well Art Edltor ASSOCIHIQ Eflll0l'S John Rlede el Xllxn lVlO0I'IllHI'l Busmess Manager Nlar aret Jett Asslstant Busmess Manager Duane Johnson Sports Edxtors Pete Ea en Stem Hoser M Wan ne lxo euc Fd Campbell 71 Asslstant Editors 'Vlar1e Sandy Ceor e Booth Slnrley SIHlI'llJ'lth Bruce lVl1ller qtan Shrner l olma Ro 1 Al Cooke Charles Blanken l11p I wt Hurley 'lhe Alma Nlatex AflIl1lIllbllltl0ll and Faculty Unde1cl INSINCH SpOltb ACtlVlt1Cb Features AdVClt1S6I'I1CI'ltS 's ajg f ' ' 'g , A i . . -.- . - .1 -, . 7 , ' . 7 . 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J Lei f A . l ' O D 'ln- ' t l-n J' HF r r F1 A' V c nie, U J J 4 J . o J Q 5 is 'H' ' 5' 4 I-W I 5 5 Dear Old Suifland High School We are proud of you because of the modern building, abundant facilities, and competent facul- ty. These have enabled us to become better citizens so that we may take our places as the leaders in the world. Your memory will remain with us as a monu- ment to those who have tried to teach us to be good citizensg and to be loyal to Cod, our country, and ,- 023 ..,. 'h our fellowman as we go on to various colleges, and into the business world. Through the experiences gained in the various curricula we are better prepared to take up our positions in the future. and as we face the trials of the world. our burden will be softened by the enlightenment that we have received under your guidance. 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To The Sons Of Sulfland To us. the Scarlet and White team has always been the best. and whether our side wins or loses. we know that we can be proud because the spirit of sportsmanship and loyalty is always there. Whether it be football. basketball. baseball. or any other sport. our athletes have proven themselves worthy of our respect. ln the years to come we will forget the baskets they did not make. and the goals they failed to kick. But the years will never dim the way they inspired school spirit. Wie will always have respect in our hearts. for the athletes who have represented us effectively. . ,:q,,, K e -H k A.- ni-. fi' i The Ham boot:-rs. sparked with spirit and hustle. ranked high in their league. 'g- .X...A.ii.f.cNI Ihr- Ram lacrosse team. III its second year, gained valuable experienu by defeating: :kllgllsta Nlililary .'kC3llI'lllf'. ll-0. 8 1 9-,p .S .ZS-, ,,,, 's xl, S 2 -Nr' li, 'Q , i 1 rj. f q.-:::::- g g,....' f W rvi?'K..+v ' Af x Administration of school business rested in the hands When your ailments got you down. it was the smiling of hgml-working. capable people. including Hrs. Xlartha face of Hrs. Windle. and a lrand-aid or a lu-d in the Lassitcr. school secretarv. and Nlr. Wylie Burgess. vice' iIlFlf'U3f!' that mflkfa YOU 'Wil Hilalll- principal. I luncheon was scrved . . . three times a day. in thc 0 cliool 'afete ia Xlr' Tidtl riffht director of the staff s , 1 ri. s. . ,. . . . , and one of the cafeteria ladies . Mrs. Hoofring. arc Sll0Wll lierc putting ilu- finishing touches on some laarllccuc-. High School . . . Weill he ever true as we strive to put into practice the lessons you have taught. To the hclping hands who have reached out to guide and protect us. we give our thanks. Without your administrative knowledge. our school could not exist. Your cheerful smiles and lasting patience have helped us over seem- ingly unsurmountahle obstacles. and we extend our sincere appreciation to you who have paved the way to graduation. Your memory will keep the flame of brotherhood bright within our licarts. ',-as 1 fs -Z ln the lxb an of a large Qvhool there IS always work to be done and Ihr lllmrarlans al SHS haxe managed to keep ours runnmg efllcnently. The Ntudent iouncll got off to a good Start under Preeldent Pete Eagen. Judith Robertqon a lumor was our Rchool Q The 0I'g,3Il1LZ1Il0ll was quickly whlpped lnto Shape, and thelr lm of accom- Fnrst-place wmner ln the Nome of Democracy phghmtms lx long Indeed speakmg conte-Qt Qponaored by the Jumor Cham ber of Commerce P Cu. Q..-L-. ,--. NS' ,M Thr Night in th. Tum -0 ,.,-- Sir. Assetnbiy. , 5 I Gruber speaks 1.11 -4111 ,.-as M Ute Citizenship vm- - 4' .Gy 3 1 wig.: it 2 t A ii 1 1 ' ,r .5 Ax I NTI Saitzgraver, f 1 . I 1 ii' 7'3f, J ,Z k p -' : M . . .im ,, p W X , 'Mg-mtw, Q . . 4 A .,,-f-sfrf A , 1 go n , . s o the adnunistr t . A ,.fifYg,f,'f ': W1 g irl. air. Warthen, Miss Leitgrmtmi :Nh B 11' g ' JW ' N Vx f iz. - ' . ' f 1 L . it ,L , Q- ,. , A- , ,K it 150055 forthcoming activities. mgess' Mr. Bourne, Miss Van Dantz, and Mr. Mortimer, student teachers irorn Mary- ianci University, study guidance rua- ternais as a preparation ior their new joins. Sir. Wartiien takes a moment out iront a busy sciteciuie, to citat congeniaiiy. . '-it L X ,. f i 14 tn ., G ,i D Y l 5, A 'fail 'Q ' . 'I-If K 4 U f r ' Z a, sg, uk. A, - 1 a ti ' tt ' . I F t t l In Our Hearfs We'll Always Ever True To the faculty. whose wealth of knowledge principles and ideals which will remain with be indebted. Books alone cannot give us the educational for the business world. It takes the guidance social and cultural way of life, and to give us main with us always. fo Thee and educational experiences has led us to the us throughout our future years, we will always background we will need for further education or and patience of our teachers to round out our an understanding of human nature that will re- Our teachers have given us even more. They have given us a lasting friendship. which will encourage and inspire us toward success. The guidance counselors confer on one of the student problems for which their advice is necessary. P ho115f' .ig Bmard hem open in hy in 3 Calla . Bakteyi are rexaxv in the as U -n ,ev yt the te Earlllic lilifaff' lor 8 Q temhvf Miki achers- 5 Y They Guided Our Mmds To the members of the staff who have guided us through the years we owe our undying thanks Their patience and understandin helping us solve our problems will never be for otten Our teachers too will command our respect in the years to come for thus far they have lnv there has been a new lesson to learn and though we must now traxel on alone still we will always face this winding road with courage and confidence We owe our deepest thanks to the unsun heroes of our school those who have worked untirlngly to keep us fed well and those who have watched and cared for Suitland in our absence They are the guardians of our educa tlon and the watchmen of our school life Thomas V Warthen Principal BS MA Johns Hopkins University Washington College University of Maryland and George Wa hmgton University Wylie W. Burgess Jr. Vice-principal Typing II B.S. University of Maryland id Sarah L. Leiter Guidance Counselor A.B. M.A. Hood College Columbia Teachers College. ., 7 . wr Q3 , Ag gf, I4 Duane Saltzgaver Guidance Counselor A.B. Western Maryland College Maryland lnstitute of Art George Washington University Uni- versity of Maryland. A A O O O In Channels of Learning li s fl - . V walked the road of life with us. At every bend- C' v .V l 2 I Q u U N 7 M A sits! ,iris ,Q s rd uk Q . 9 AE' .ix Q T 1 . V: af- 'fy Z 4 'Q Milton J. Bailey, B.S., MA. Ed.-Problems of Democracy . . . Robert I. Bickford, Jr., BS.-Physical Education . . . Jacqueline Billard, B.A.-Librarian . . . Pauline Bill- ings, B.F.A.-Art. Imogene Bingaman, BA.-English II . . . Donald M. Buck, B.S.-Wood Shop . . . Lil- lian A. C. Burke, BS.. M..-X.-Physical Edu- cation . . . Elizabeth M. Burley, B.A.- Plane Geometry and Algebra. Phyllis Delahunt, BS.-Business Educa- tion . . . Paul L. Dillon, B.A., Bl.A.-Busi- ness Arithmetic and Algebra . . . Florene B. DiServio, HS., M. Ed.-Office Practice. Bookkeeping. and Typing . . . Edwin R. Dixon, B.C.S.-Oliice Practice. William F. Doherty, B.A.-English Il . . . Florence L. Duke, B.A.-Spanish and French . . . Freda Dulin, BS.-General Mathematics I . . . Jane Dumire, BA.- Journalism, English III, and English IV. Leolyn R. Enslow, BA.-Core and English lV . . . Elizabeth S. Espey, B.F.A.-Art . . . Lois L. Fasig, BSI., B.Sc.-Music . . . Wal- ter E. Fedora, BS.-Physical Education. Violet J. Forchi, BA.-Shorthand II and Typing II . . , Vincent J. Ford, B.Ed.- Drivers' Education . . . Harry J. Cnodriclt, BA.-Core and English IV . . . Stuart Gott- lieb, B..-'l.fCore and Speech. - Elwynne Griffith, BA.-English lV . . . John G. Gruber, BA.-Biology' . . . Bar- bara Hayes, BA.-Art . . . Charles L. Hud- son, ILA.-Physical Education. 76- 43: - If r. ln the woodshop, Mr. Buck oversees Richard Bean as he The Home Economics Department prepares girls for home puts the finishing touvhes on a chest of drawers. making. Here Mrs. Vogel helps a ninth grade student straighten a seam. 5 x I 4 .lv l 1 A . le . 71 J. w ,. i B J :il -t 49' IU' Min Karras, B.A.-Physical Education . . . Charles R. Kilbourne, lNl.Ed.-Biology . . . Arthur wr. Kirkland, B..-K.-Core and World History . . . T. S. Klein, BA., M.A.-Trigo- nometry and Solid Geometry. Algebra II. and General Math. Evangeline H. Kroll, BS.. NLS.-Home Eco' nomics . . . James A. Lally, B.M., 31.31.- lnstrumental Music and Band . . . Charles WH LeVan, BA., M.A.-English lll . . . Helen J. McDermott, BS.-General Mathematics I and ll, and Algebra l. Irene E. McCibbon, B.A.+English Ill, and Latin l and ll . . . Calvin McMillion, BS.- Bookkeeping and Shorthand . . . Joseph A. Miller, BS.-Science . . . J. T. Morris, BS. Ed.. Nl.S.Ecl.sScienc'e Dorothy S. Pelling, B.M.-Musie . . . Eliza- zeth A. Pryde, BA.-Englislt ll. lll. and IV, and General Business Training . . , Florence Baum, BA.-Core and World History . . . Ronald R. Reeder, BA.. BS.. NI.A.4World History. Teachers Nof Picfured Donald Pitts. Nanci Bolling, Dave Ballard, and Phyllis Dade look on as Mr. Spriggs measures the period of the pendulum. Mozelle Crozier, United States History . . . Helen Hart, B.S.Ed.-United States History . . . Mary Hewett, W'orlcl History . . . Paul Malherek, B.A.-Core and Speech . . Alison McDermid, B.S.fMathematics . . . Anna Pierson, BA.-World History. Alice M. Richey, B. A., MA.-United States llistory . . . Beatrice Stecca, BA., MA.- ilome Economics . . . Francis Spindel, B.S., M.A.ATyping l . . . Robert E. Spriggs,B.A. -Physics and Advanced Science. William J. Taylor, Jr., BS.-Metal Shop . . . Ralph Theuret, B,S., NIA.-Chemistry and Photography . . . Nancy Updike, B.S.V Physical Education . . . Stephen D. Ver- million, B.S.-Problems of Democracy. Esther Vogel, BS.-Home Economics . . . Martha T. Lassiter, Olive Practice . . . Dor- is E. Morris, School Secretary . . . Rebecca V. Wiindle, R.N.-School Nurse. -Rv 13 , I 1 'fe' Q 4 E I 'ii- Q iv . .L t N :Mir 7 F U :ig X . -. -'-'ff-V 1 , - Xi, x' rn- Q f t .KM ,Ag n , . X . g lax 'T Q'-, Eg 3 proud clay for thc- seniors. as they are fxttml for class rings. The gentle- man is Mr. Tudor. of the 1051911 Company. ,S Q, ' ,amor clasg coigpon sors M-. , Iss Forchi 2 and Nqiw Cr, Ilmihy I'a Y Vlaglm-r flxand C1355 prt-sidem lbCUSS plans fm tha 9:-x ' nor prom xt fs 0 Mary Halstead p Formal. v h Weatern ,linny Catts, and - Christmas B ra Arnn, Larry Wagner. Bo ' . . itch in to decorate for tht f the Semor Boys preparv to spruce up or Prom. as thvy are measured for tux. by a ' ' of the Royal Clothiers. I 8 reprvsentahvt Our Eflal h .,..iIii? .s.., ll-5 s the Years Go Passing By . . . your fame will never die. Approaching graduation, we realize how much school has meant to us. As we think back upon the fond memories of our senior year-posing for senior pictures. getting class rings. ordering name cards, and attending the Senior Prom-we know that high school has done more for us than just educate our minds. Our four years of high school have passed with winged feet-and now before us lies the goal! Anita Ste-hr reigns as Queen Suitland V at the annual All- Suitlantl Night sponsored by the Physical Education Depart- ment. - . Qhake wf1f'a't 1 . n - ' l nts reC6lV0 Pomwh 0 - Larlw Niafbdh am now been reached' as g, 3' I 3 b tg-sf' M Y-,fr ,3 lf: '9 'Fr'-1i0 '4'-TA Jsu A mkxx V ' 3TJ'1xf5Q' g R 94501 2 h. A A '-ji.. ,, ,fi , W ' u- L 5 ' . 3 pu , .'- 4 0 A , 1 . '- -- 'Q . H2593- .'1-s ' A ,vw A 'n- ,.' 5 , . N 1 -.-n,,,, A 0 I V 8 i 1955 1 iii' Lil 1. .T'i 'Ef732 A '53 E lb ,ju ef itil Miss Griffith-S -lucid -Wayne lflakg' portray Allyn Nlooiman 21 - 5p0USC. R' ,- Und ul lim F11 XX ' 3 Q X V gi' Larry Joe Wagner--Stull:-nt Council 4: Student Council Execu- tive Committee 4: Senior Class Officer 4: President 4: Homeroom Officer 4: President 4: ,l. V. Basketball 2: Basketball 3. 4: Foot- ball 4: Echo 4: Junior Classical League 3. 4. . . .9 'UB Class of 1956 The competent officers and the hard working spur committee of the Class of 1956 have piloted us through the closing year of our high school life. Under their direction we have planned our senior year. Working hand in hand with the sponsors, Miss Griffith and Miss Forchi. the have arranged thc activities which every senior awaits with anxiety -the Christmas Formal. the Senior picnic. the prom and finally graduation. They have been our friends and have repre- sented us well. We will never forget the leader- ship they have shown, or the school spirit they have promoted. Robert E. Isherwood-National Honor Society 3. 4: Vice President 4: Student Council 4: Vice President 4: Senior Class Officer 4: Vice President 4: Junior Class Spur Committee 3: Homeroom Officer 3: Vice Presi- dent 3: J. V. Basketball 2: J, V. Football 2: Football 3, 4: Biology Club 2. . . Barbara Ann Everson-Na tional Honor Society 4: Senior Class Officer: Secretary 4: Homeroom Officer 3. 4: Vice President 3. Secretary 4: Chorus l. 3, 4: Secretary 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Chaplin 4: Adeline Frances Ontrich-junior Class Officer: Treas- urer 3: Senior Class Officer: Treasurer 4: Spur Com- mittee 3, 4: Home-room Officer 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2: Choir 3. 4: Red Cross 2. . . Doris Segal-Senior Class Officer 4: Treasurer 4: Spur Committee 3: Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 2, 3: Vice President 4: Chorus 3. 4: Vice President 4: Art Publicity Club 4: Boosts-r's Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 4. . . George Richard Booth-A-Student Council 2. 3: Sophomore Class Officer 2: Treasurer 2: Senior Class Officer 4: Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Home-room Officer 4: Secretary 4: Chorus 1: ARIES Staff 4: Hi-Y 4: Junior Red Cross 1. . . sm' .aux ffi L 'Q' N Phyllis Marie Dade-National Honor Society 3, 43 Secretary 43 Student Council 2, 43 Senior Executive Committee 43 Homeroom Chairman 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g President 43 Orchestra 2, 33 Chorus l. . . Barbara ,lean HeHinvNational Honor Society 43 Student Council 2: Senior Executive Committee 43 Chorus 13 Cafeteria l. 43 Bowling Club 23 Photography Club 2g Y Teens 23 Transfer 4. . . Frances Hess-National Honor Society 4: Senior Executive Committee 43 Homeroom Treasurer 3: Chorus 2. 3. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. 'KS Donald Leslie Lingan-Senior Executive Committee 43 Junior Spur Committee 33 Chorus 4g J. V. Football 2. . . Dorothy Ann 0rangefSenior Executive Committee 43 Home-room Secretary 23 Homeroom Treasurer 33 J. Y. Cheerleader 23 Captain 2: Cheerleaders 3. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. . . Robert Clifton Sale-Senior Executive Committee 43 Homeroom Vice Chairman 43 J. V. Football 23 Basketball 43 Hi-Y 4. . . Patricia Skillman-Senior Executive Committee 43 Chorus 1. 2, 43 Choir 3. . . john W8f'lIC Stueekler-Student Council l, 2, 3g Junior Spur Committee 33 Senior Executive Committee 43 Choir 2, 3. 43 President 4: Band 1, 23 Baseball 4: Football 4. . . Richard E. W'hite-National Honor Society 3. 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2. 3. 43 Drum Major 4: Orchestra 23 Math Club 43 President 4. . . nj 'ii 51 481 '-Lf' i-,,.m- ' , T----... -.. .. an , .,, 'rf 1 V ' , 5 4 54,522 1 sf ...tg ., .-M-Y.. .1..,. f Q: . Hraiw.-k . .. . 1-,Qi gl lei X? A .1 15, .. X- A -'ff', :- , A..-., ,, ,- ., X , . .. 4 I nfs-.. 1- at . ,L, I . , George Le Roy Anderson-National Honor Society 4. Dr. R. Lee Hornbake, professor and head of the lndustrial Education Department at Maryland University, is a guest speaker at Career Day. it iii A 'fr ii. I L , . L I' George Le Roy Anderson-National Honor Society 4. . . Antoinette Viola Adolfatto-National Honor Society 43 Chorus lg Aries 43 Chess Club 2. 33 Future Teachers of America 3, 4g Junior Classical League 3, 43 Vice President 4g Math Club 4. . . Jerry Batterton4Chorus lg Clgss Club 2. . . Deanna Beall-Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4. . . inn,-. 22 Marion Elizabeth Abernathy-National Honor Society, 43 Biology Club, 23 Tri-Hi-Y, 4. . . Audrey Adams-Gym Club 2. . . Garland Leo Alderman, Jr.-Chorus lg Chess Club 3. . . James Allen-Lacrosse 4g Soccer 3, 43 Wres- tling 4. . . Beverly Jean Alley-Chorus 2. 3, 4. . . Alfred W. Anderson-Office Assistant 43 Supply Store 3, 4. . . Q- 'HUQ' 6 4: 'W 5' 3 lib. 'ki nr 'at'- .S Marjorie Ellen Andrews--Chorus 3. 4. . . Bera Lucille Arnn-National Honor Society 3, 43 Chorus 23 Choir 3. 4-3 Librar- ian 33 Echo 43 Biology Staff 23 Curator of Entomology 2: Biology Club 2. Chess Club 2. 33 Secretary 33 Junior Classical League 3, 43 President 33 Secretary 43 Math Club 4. . . David Mills Ballard-National Honor Society 43 Biology Laboratory Staff 23 Chemistry Laboratory Assistant 4: Chess Club 2. 3. 43 Future Teachers of America Club 43 Treasurer 4: Radio Club 2. . . Carol A. Banks--Student Council 13 Chorus 1. . . Kay Barnhill-wCirls Athletic Association 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. . . David l.. Bean. . . Lawrence l.. Beardmore lland 1. 2. 3. 4. . . W'illiam E. Beavers-National Honor Society 43 J. Y. Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Biology Club 2. . . William Henry Benhoff Ill-Student Council 3. 4: Band 3. 43 Track 3, 4: Biology Club 2. . . ,Janice Carol Bennett-National Honor Society 43 Student Council 43 Student Council Executive Committee 43 Future Teachers of America 43 President 4: Junior Classical League 3. 43 President 43 Math Club 43 Secretary 43 Transfer 3. Class of 1956 tx. Four of the Echo! editors attended a press conference at the Mayflower Hotel. The conference was held hy Mr. llasil 0'Connor lrightt. Chairman of the National Foundation for infantile Paralysis. to start the Foundations fund-raising campaign. Others in the picture are: Celeste Hill Luckett lxliss Xlississippit: John Riedesel. t'llll0l'-ill-l'lllf'lQ Donna llraunat. feature editor: Joyce Windsor. managing editor: and Diane Hester. ne-ws editor. i ,ilflass of 1956 Mr. Dixon shows students, Rush Cox. Jeanette McLean. and Carol Banks how to load a stencil rluplicator maehine in the office practice room. j. Franklyn Black-.l. V. Football lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. . . Wayne D. Blake-National Honor Society 43 Drama Club 33 Library Club 3g President 33 Math Club 45 Transfer 3. . . Charles H. Blankenship-Aries 4, Wrestling 4: Hi-Y 4. . . Nancy Blush. . . Patricia Anne Bly-Chorus 1, 23 Choir 3. Nancy Carol Boswell-Chorus lg Aries 43 Chemistry Laboratory Stall 4, Art Club 43 Secretary 43 Bible Club 33 Biology Club 2, 33 Future Nurses of America 4g Future Teachers of America 43 Science Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 4. . . Donna Carolyn Braunat-National Honor Society 4g Echo 3, 43 Feature Editor 44 Aries 43 Biology Staff 23 Biology Club 2, Chess Club 23 Junior Red Cross 1. . . Jo Ann Burch-Office Assistant 4. . . Robert Browning. . . Joanne Brumback-Chorus 1: Supply Store 3, 4. , un. IS ' 'Us , Q IPF ,lean Campbell-Cafeteria 1. 2. 33 Tri-lli-Y 3. . . Robert A. Campbell. Jr.4Baskethall 2. 3. 4. . . Shirley M. Cangelosi-Chorus 1: Leaders' Cluh 13 Tri-lli-Y 3. . . Stephen Can- non-Stutlr-nt Council l. 3: lloiue-room Treas- urer 13 Art Club 2. . . Jenny Elizabeth Caputo National llonur Society 4: lluiue-room Treaf- urer 43 Band 1. 2. 3. 43 Orchestra 23 Art liluli l: Tri-lli-Y 3. 4. . . Pauline Antoinette Car- pino---llouicrarum Secretary 33 Cllwrus 2. 3. el: Treasurer A13 Choir 3. 1 ' 6' 9 . 4 Nancy Jane BollingvVar5ity Cheerleader 1, 2. 43 Future Teachers of America 33 Gym Club 3g Junior Classical League 3. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 43 Treasurer 23 Transfer 3. . . George Boniface, Jr.-Band 1, 23 Orchestra 2. . . Mary Louise Bryant'- National Honor Society 4g Hom:-room Secretary 1. 2g Library Cluh 4. . . Ray Burke!Band 3. fi' 'fl' 3- If Mr. Harrison B. Hagemeyer. Maryland reporter for the Post-Times Herald, confc-ri with Editor-in-Chief john Rieclesel and Student Council President Pete Eagen, about a story on Suitlancl High School. 1 .1g .Z3 ix fi fm 35 Cu 'Iv -I 5 . ICQ -V 5' Thelma Louis Carr llomeroom Secretary 43 Chorus lg Echo 2. 33 Aries 43 Bible Club 3: Vice President 3: Boosters Club l: journalism Club 2. . . Betty Lou Carson'-Leamlers' Club 23 Tri-lli-Y 4. . . Dorothy Lee Carson. . . Kenneth R. Case-llomeroom Sergeant-at-Arms 33 Homeroom Secretary 43 Transfer 3. . . Ellen M. Casswell-National Honor Society 43 llomeroom Chairman 23 Choir 3, 4g Tri-lli-Y 4. Mary Alice Clark-.lunior Spur Committee 33 Chorus 1. 2, 33 Girls Athletic Association 43 Gym Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. . . Frances C. Coates-Homeroom Vice-Chairman 33 Tri-l li-Y 3. . . Frank Constantine-,l. V. Baseball 23 Varsity Baseball 33 .l. V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3. 4. . . Myrtle Cook-Chorus l. 2, 3. . . Alfred Lee Cooke-Homeroom Treasurer 33 Band l. 2. 33 Orchestra 23 Soccer 2. 3. 43 Co-Captain 43 Aires 4. Class of 1956 The newly-inducted members of the National Honor Society met with the old-timers and proud parents in a reception in room 141. Marjorie Hager is shown here serving punch to Bera Arnn. one of the long-term members. 26 -ff' 'A t Pa- ,, -VV at n 151 ..., 0- my: Elizabeth Ann Crampton. . . Patricia Creel . . . Paul Cullum-,l. V. Football lg Wrestling 2. James P. Curles-Student Council 4g Home- room Chairman 43 Choir 43 Varsity Basketball 4g Hi-Y 45 President 4. . . Dorothy Virginia Curtisffluidance Assistance 4. . . Betty De- lores Davis-National Honor Society 4, Student Council 43 Chorus 3, 43 Aries 41 Copy Editor 43 Bible Club 3. 4: Secretary 3, President 4: Drama Club 2. 3: Future Teachers of America 4: Vice President 4, Tri-lli-Y 2, 3, 43 Chaplain 43 Transfer 2. .lournalism students find that a yearbook isn't all work. Here the members of the ARIES staff Allyn Moorman. Charlie Blankenship, Betty Davis, Rosemary Ryon. Diane Johnson. .ludy 'NIcCrain, Stan Shriver. Louise Carr. Francey Dt-Hart. Toni Andolfatto, Dick Booth. Pat Nlalligan. and Nancy Boswell examine last years' mug shots. Sandra Jean Castle-National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 4g Spur Committee 3g llomeroom Chairman 4: llomeroom Treasurer lg Chorus lg Archery Club 2, 3, 4: President 43 Astronomy Club 2. 3, 44 Biology Club 2. 3, 4, Associate Director 33 Director 43 Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Vice President 4. . . Ida ,linny CattsYStudent Council 2, 3, 4g Home-room Chairman 2, 3, 43 .l. V. Cheerleaders 2g Varsity Cheerleaders 3, 4: Captain 43 Tri-lli-Y 3, 4. Rush Cox. . . Elsie May Craig-Choir 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 2: Tri-lli-Y 4. fn X '- .f . ' avi.-4 4 1 f i' 6 IS-sw NP? 27 4: us fl K V.. M +3 1.5 1 wav, . ' 1-v . ..- , Jo Anno Douglas---Chorus 3, 4. . . Barbara Anne Dove-National Honor Society 43 Future Nurses of America Club 43 Junior Classical League 3. 4. Naomi Effingcr-Chorus 1. 2g Choir 3, 43 Echo 23 Biology Stall' 23 Publications Club 2. . . Robert EnnisAStudent Council 3g Class President 2, 3g Homeroom Chairman 2: .l. V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3. 43 Biology Club 2. Referee 'Nanci Bolling calls a foul on Barbara Shelton, Shirley Lalt-sky, Dana Wilson, and ,linny Catts in a skit called What lt Was Was Basketball. Edward Davis. . . Francesca Anne DeHart wNational Honor Society 45 Chorus l, 3, 43 Aries 4g Copy Editor 45 Drama Club 2, 35 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4. . . J. Robert Dickens-Homeroom Vice Chairman 4. Edward Dickinson-Track lg Wrestling 1. 2. 3. . . Stephen Dickinson-W'restling 2, 3. 41 Captain 4. . . Dennis Clifton Donaldson- Choir 2. 3. 43 Vice President 4. Leg . T' 'U' as 3. v34gvv.f.1B4iiW iii :fly Class of 1956 Clic-Q-rloatlore, Sliirlc-y Zalosky. llarbara Slrrlton, 'and Carol Jacobs tlf-monstratv basketball tvvbniquvs IH a pep assembly. Norman F. Duehring-Homeroom Nice Chairman, 4. . . Duvirl L. Durnbaugh Bantl 2: llborus 1: .l. Y. Football 2: Varsity Football 3. 4: Hi-Y 4. . . Robert Franklin Eagen, Jr. National Honor Sut-ivty 3. 4: Vice President 4: Student Coun- t-il 3. 4: Presitlrnt 4: Class Yicf' Pre-sitlt-nt 3: Varsity Football 3. l: l.at'rossr- 3: lfrbo 3. 43 Sports lftlitor 4. . . Courtney Eaglvston. . . Ronald Early---Art Club l. Janice Eslin-Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4: Supply Store- 2: Tri-lli-Y sl. . . George Evans-Stutlcfnt Council 33 Yarsily Football 2, 3, 4. . . Lou Ann Evans-Chorus lg Library Assistant 4. . . W'illiam Farr, Jr.-Band l. 2. 3. 4: Treasurf-r 4g Choir lg Art Club 1. . . Carol Fedak-National Honor Society 4: Chorus 1: Art Club 4: Prt-sitlrut 4: Future Te-acbe-rs of America 4: Historian 4: Junior Classical League 3. 4: Vice President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. xl '?' rl' pw-. 45 fi Z' fn KT Kr .1 29 ag' if ,, ' Q3 ' 5 N X A S, N- :st ,gre Sz-nior ni:-rnbvrg of the varisty basketball team: liob Sale-, Stan Shriver, and Bob Camplwll poise for a pru1'Iic'e shot. Carol Lee Carrett+National Honor Society 43 Band 1. 2, 3, 4g Future Teachers of America 3. . . Catherine Rita Gorman-Chorus 1. . . Marjorie Delores Hager-Chorua 1' Home Economice Club 2 Marcia Ha ler- C , . . , . g Chorus 45 Orchestra 1, Dramatic-s 3. . . Q- i up 5 I '30 Sandra Geraldine Felker-Chorus 2, Choir . Patty Cobb . . . Earl Foote-Base ball 2, 3, 4. . . Joan Ruth Fowler-Chorus 1, 2, 35 Library Club 4. . . Virginia Carolyn Fritz-Chorus 2, 3, 4g Tri- Hi- Y 2, 3, 4g Supply Store 2. . . Judith Ann Cainer-Student Council 43 Home- room Chairman 45 llomeroom Secretary 33 Tri- lli-Y 3. . . l.- rn! .3 sf 5 .W Melvin T. Gray . . . Ruth Mae Ann Grim-Chorus 1: Junior Red Cross 2. . . Frederick V'illiam Grimm-Football 3, 42 Wrestling 2, 4. . . Carolyn Cronlund-Chorus 13 Tri-Hi-Y 3. . . Kenneth C. Gunn-Student Council 23 Homeroom Chairman 23 Homeroom Vice-Chairman 3: Junior Spur Committee 3: J. V, Basketball 23 llasehall 3g J. V. Football 2: Football 33 Hi-Y 4: Sergeant-at-Arnts 4. . . Norris Hall Jr.-Band 3, 4. . . Jeannette A. Haller-Tri-Hi'Y 3. . . Mary M. Halstead-National Honor Society 4: Student Council 4: Homeroom Chairman 413 Home-room Secretary 1. 3g Band 1.2.33 Nlajorette 41 Biology Club 23 ,lunior Classical League 3. 4: Vice President 35 Secretary 4: Twirlers' Club 3. . .Kay E. Hammes--Homeroom Treasurer 2, 33 Homeroom Secretary 43 Chorus 2. . . Rena G. Hardesty-Chorus 3. 43 Supply Store 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3. . . ' Class of 1956 A., X Stan Shriver. the villian in a plot in which l.arry Wagner and Dick Booth chewed a handful of Feen- :X-Nlintx unknowingly gets the same treatment in 4-up cake-: his were spec-ially prepared by Maggie ,ls-lt. 31 ,Q 'WN 5. I Class of 1956 Mr. Donald Wilkes of Strayer Business College explains to some commercial students the many things a good stenographef should know. Patricia Ann Hare-junior Spur Committee 3: Homeroom Treasurer 4: Nlajorettes 3, 4: Twirlers Club 3. . . Carolyn Jeanne Harrell-National Honor Society 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. . . Dorothy Harris-Chorus 2, 3. 4: Secretary 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. . . Edward E. Harrison-Student Council 2: Homeroom Chairman 4: Choir 2: Football 1, 2. . . Steve 0. Hass-ldenAChess Team 2. 3. 4: Biology Club 2. 3: Chess Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Sergeant-at-Arms 4: ,lunior Classical League 3. 4. . . Gwendal Virginia Hathcockv--National Honor Society 4: Bible Club 3. 4: Secretary-Treasurer 4: Home Economics Club 2: Library Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. . . Kathryn Sue Hawkins. . . Alice Gifford Hayden-Supply Store 4: Junior Red Cross 1: Secretary 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Transfer 3. . . Catherine Anne Hayden. . . Barbara Lowell Hayes-Chorus 1. . . I-ff . fur, ,L Q fv- YT :R 32 Norma ,leane Hile-Chorus 2. 3. 4: Pho- tography Cluh 2. . . Earline Evelyn Hill- Chorus 2. 33 Leaders' Club 2. . . Mary Ann Hill-Chorus l. . . Janis Hines-National Honor Society 43 Home-room Secretary 1: Chorus 23 Choir 3. 43 llilile Clull 43 Future Nurses of Anleriea 3. . . Kathleen Hodge-Chorus 1. 23 Choir 3, 43 l.ilmrary Assistant 13 Tri-Hi-Y 4. . Judith Lee Horton-Chorus 23 Choir 3. 43 Broadcasters' Cluh 3: Dramatics 33 Tri-Hi-Y 4. . . lvwlv G3 1 . 4+ f- .w . x A 3 -ff , P - L 'VCX' ' 'x . en- T , , --'-'wx - - . 1 ' n F 'Q . 'um , A x i X nv . K . .W - 'J 1 X Y s bu,- Donald R. Hcffner--Hand 23 Lacrosse 3, 4g Soccer 43 Art Cluh 4. . . Douglas A. Herbert-Homeroom Chairman 43 Homeroom Treasurer 33 Lacrosse 3, 4g Hi-Y 4. . . Mary Bernice HiggsfChorus 1. 2. 3. 43 President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. . . Joyce Lee High-Chorus 2. 3. 4g Supply Store 2. . . At the P.T.S.A. Parents' Night, the grown-ups got a first-hand picture of what students so through. Mr. Bailey is explaining the Problems of Democracy course. su-mu lb .. . i .t1,.:f B -sf fb Q,-I f fw- N 4. jhx L fh- sv- 1 50014 L .gh I av T Earl House-nflurk-Band 2. 3. 4. . . Pat Hurley -- National Honor Society 4: Chorus 1: Aires 4 .... Patricia Ann Hyde --,lunior Real Cross 2, . . Carol Ann Jacobs-Chorus l: Cheerleaders 3. 4: Leaders Club 2. Junior Red Cross 2: Tri-lli-Y 2. . . Rachel Lunishe Jackson lloma-room SPf'l'f'l8I'y 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. . . Margaret Ellen ,lettfNational Honor Society 4: Homeroom Secretary 2. 3. 4: Homeroom Treasurer 4: Chorus lg Echo 3. 4: Business Manager 4: Aries 4: Business Manager 4: Home Eronomies Club 2: ,lunior Classical League 3: Secretary 33 Tri-Hi- Y 3. 4: Secretary 4. . . Bobbie ,lean Johnson V-National Honor Society 4: Home-room Secretary 3: Chorus 1, 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. . .Diane Lea Johnson' f National llonor Society 4: Homeroom Secretary 3: Chorus lg Echo 2. 3: Aries 4: 'l'ri-lli- Y 3. 1. . .Claude R. Johnson-Chorus l. . . Delores jones. . . Class of 1956 Bladenshurg senior. Boh Johnson. speaks on leader- ship at the spring N.H.5. induction. 34 fi: ,LS 5. E7 ' I Bernard Kaufman-National Honor So' ciety 43 Echo 3. 43 Aries 43 Astronomy Club 2: Math Club 4. . . Doris A. Kidwell. . . Margaret Ann Kidwell-Chorus 2. 3g Tri- Hi-Y 3. 4 .. . Boris F. Kim-National Honor Society 43 Orchestra 23 Chorus 1: Archery Club 1. 2: Treasurer 25 Math Club 43 Vice President 4. . . Betty ,Ioan King-Chorus 1, 2. . . Phyllis J. Kinkade. . . The Future 'l'eat'llt-rs of A tion of five new members. Stella Weir, Donna llraunat. Barnes. mvrica 1-lub holtls an induc- They are llernarcl Kaufman, Nancy Boswell, anrl llonnit- Robert E. ,Ianney-National Honor Society 43 Band 1. 2. 3. 43 Biology Club 2. 3. 43 Medical Supervisor 43 Future Teachers of America 4. . . Rosalie A. JohnsonAChurus 13 Supply Store 3. 4: Treasurer 43 Bible Club 33 Chess Club 3. . . Margaret Jordan-Choir 2, 3. 4, . . Margaret Louise Kasulke. . M p I I 'vuvl I I' Q' 35 7- i ii Q 6 5 - Gene Landers. . . Mildred Rose Lee-M .lunior Spur Committee 3g Homeroom Vice Chair- man 4g Homeroom Secretary 35 Chorus 2, 3, 4g President 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Assistant Treas- urer 4. . . Barbara Louise Little. . . Patricia Ann Long--Home-room S1-rrf-tary 2. 4g Chorus 2, 3g Office- Assistant 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: . . . James Wilson- -Choir 2, 3, 4. . . Patricia Ann Mulligan-Chorus 1, 2, 33 Aries 4, Manag- ing Editor 4-3 journalism Assistant 4g Biology Club 2g Booitc-rs' Club 1: Future Nurses of America 3. 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. . . ,vm 'Jin W 9-I I In if If Il 1-Q' 'Q Ni it ? ' 8' , . J Class of 1956 OOPS! l MISSED-Toni Kitlwell lowers the hooiu ou Qtartletl teacher. Steve vt'f'lllllll0Il. 114 hi, intentletl target flies on-rheatl. All thie at-tion took place tluring the tratlitional baaketball game between the seniorx antl the tn-aeliers at the Fifth qlnnual :XII-Suitlantl Night Shirley Jean Marlin- llonte lie. Club 2. 3: Library Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Linda Ann McCartney-Nlajorette 3. 4: Captain 4: Chorus 3. . . Douglas McClanahan . . . Judith Jane McCrain -National llonor Society 4: Student Council 43 Homeroom Ollie:-r 4: Vice President 4: Chorus 4: Echo 3. 43 Feature Editor 4: Aries 4: Editor-in-Chief 4. . . Dorsey F. McIntosh-- Junior Class Officer 3: Sergeant-at-firms 3: Hoiueroom Officer 3: Treasurer 3: Football 2. 3: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 2: lliAY 4... Lynda Alene Means4National Honor Society 43 Choir 43 Future Teachers of America 4: Transfer 4. . . John Kenneth Meredith -Wrestling 2: Chorus 1. . . Edwin Bruce Miller II-Student Council 4: Homeroom Officer 1. 4: Treasurer 1. Vice President 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2: Basketball 4: Manager 4: ARIES Staff 4: Biology Club 2: Hi-Y 4: Junior High journalism Club 1. Track 4. . . Bill Miller . . . Peggy Milstead4Chorus 1. 2. . . fs - ,-. AU .,f Q Y fi -, .V , Q , Q 9 i .. cg ny if l K ii I 4' , is . T' X ? ' Q, 37 'ws Olga Nliranda. Sweetheart ol the Rams. is escorted across the- gym by llob lsherwood. to rm-cf-iw her crown. Pete 'Vloran l'ootball 3 4 lla tball 2. 3. 4. . . Larry W2 Moreland Robert William Nance Gerald Travis Nichols-Band 1. 2. 3. 4 4 Orch: tra 2 Track 3 4 Radio Club 1. .. :A 8.65 'I7' 38 3 Choir Q, Q' .f ' P: I 2 N3 1 U I W V I Q. -3' Carol Ann Minnick-Homeroom Officer 2. 33 Vice President 23 Secretary 3. . . Olga Yanez Miranda-National Honor Society 3. 43 Treas- urer 43 Student Council 43 Corresponding Secre- tary 43 Class Officer 2. 33 Vice President 23 Sec- retary 33 Homereom Officer 2, 3. 43 Secretary 2. Sergeant-at-Arms 3. Secretary 43 Varsity Cheer- leader 2. 3, 43 Chorus 13 Chess Club 1, 23 Sec- retary 13 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Secretary 3. President 4. . . Louise Mitchell-Class Officer 23 Secretary 2g Chorus 1. 2. 33 Leader's Club 23 Library Club 43 Vice President 4. . . Thomas Micheal Mitchell-J. V. Football 13 .l. V. Baseball 2, 3. . . Robert L. Moats-Foot ball 2. 33 Wrestling 2, 3. . . Allyn Lindsay Moorman-National Honor Society 3, 43 Aries 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Transfer 4. . . 1.1, ,P I N S L- YI' 3 Alfred Frank MoriAFooIball 2. 3. l. . . Mary Louise Munro-Cborus 3. 4. .. 5. 'C 4. 43 Baseball 2. 4. . . David Morrisfflri Club 1. 2. 3. -1. . . Martha Nloscalellie-fl'rivl-li-X 43 Cirl's Athletic Association 43 Gym Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y -l. . .Evelyn Marie Nance-Chorus Kalhryne Ruth Niess-Bible Club 4g Leaders Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 43 Sergeant-ata.-Xrms 4. . . Richard Benjamin Noland -Track 3, 43 J. V. Football 23 Football 4g Hi-Y 4: Treasurer 4. . . Ivalee Norton-Stud:-nt Council 3: Homeroom President 33 Biology Club 1. . . Nancy Lee NortonvCborus 1. 3, 4. . . Bill Coach Norton- . . . Class of Var-ily team Hlt'llllJf'I'r and tbvir clatei begin the ilani-ing at thi- annual Scarlet and White- llall. xsbivll i- bf-lcl in bonor of tlli- athlete-s. 1956 .5 . ':.-f., M' 3 9 Class of 1956 xlklfflllllgl in formal stvlv. the bancl enters the gym lwfore' tlu-ir spring c'on1'z-rl. Lola Ann 0dCll+Cll0TlIS 1. 2: Choir 3. 4. . . Raymond P. Oden. . . Catherine 0'Neile-Tri-Hi-Y 33 Gym Club 3. 4. . . Richard Palmer-Office Assistant 4. . . Jack Parker-Chorus 1: Biology Club 2: Red Cross 1. . . Rose Marie Perry. . . Shelby Perry-National Honor Society 43 Home-room Officer 43 Treasurer 43 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 45 Librar- AES: 11..- 72 .1 ,S Q 57 , .1 A 5 I +3 gf EM ian 4g Biology Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3. . . Helen Gloria Petrella. . . Mary Ann Phillips-Chorus 3, 4. . . Don Pitts-Chess Club 1. . . Q . 5 . mt,-1 Q A 1 AO Hb' E -Q, ad if my x ' I f Ray Rawlings. . . Dorothy ,lt-an Rirharfl- son. . . John Frederick Rimlest-l-National Honor Socicty 3. 4: Pre--islvnt 4: Stuflm-nt C0 ml 3. 41 Echo 3. -1: 'Yvsw lftlitor fl: lftlit0r-in- Chit-f -1: Math Club l, . . Blanche Eileen Rogers--Uflicv .flssistunt 4: :Xrt lflub I. . . Ann L09 Rose -fihoruw l. . . laolina R0ssif.'lRlES Staff lg Supply Store 2. -Li. ' s Pt -' 4., A4 fi 1 t L f lt l wx Chester C. Perry-Band l. 2. 3, fl-3 J. V. liaslwtball 2. . . Gloria Pvrry-- Chorus lg Choir 3, 45 Library Assistant 2, 3, 4g Iioosteris Club 13 Junior Re-ml Crosa lg Library Club 3. Al: Pr:-sitlmit 45 Photography Club 2. . . Betty ,lane Pyles-Future Nurse-s of Amt-riva 4. . . Leona Ranson-Chorus 2. 3, 4. , 'gi , GZ' fx V 'M g A 5 3 9. 4. Band member portray The Soap Opera torx 0 tu- trials anfl tr Ju- lations of Stella Fort Worth 1PhylIis llatlefl. Other players are Dick White. ancl Brucv Nlil- lt-r. with Hill Nlwrf on Qountl z-Hu-tf. Thix wa- part of the big fpring l'Olll'l fl. 41 rw' I ' Y , 'lc' i as -7- l- N ' fl! V3 1' 4 2 rv- ' Ari I Q , Paul Ruppert. . . Shirley Lee Sale-Cborus lg Library Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. . . Marie Bell Sandy---lfvbo 2. 3: Aries 4: l.ibrary 'Xssistant l. 2: Library Club 2. . . Peggy Ann Sansbury--l'botog1rapby 4: Tri-Hil 4. . . Virginia Marilyn Schauf --Cborus 2. 3. 4, . . Dieter H. Seide-Biology 2, . . John B. Sessofj. V. Baseball 1. 2: Baseball 3, 43 J. Y. Football 2. . . Larry Shanks. . . Charles Elliott Shapiro-National Honor Society 4: llomeroom Treasurer 3. 4: l'lome-room Sergeant-at-Arms 2: Chorus l: Base- ball l. 2: Football 2. 3: Soccer 1: Biology Club 2: Hi-Y 4. . . Joe V. Shelton-Lacrosse 3. 4: Soccer 3, 4: Wrestling 4. . . Class of 1956 At the annual Sadie Hawkins Dann-. vouples parade arouml lln- lloor for tbf- honor of tbe 9caggiest Couple. 42 55. Q' , X , . ' A Eloise Shomaker - V- Homeroom Secretary Tre-asurvr lg Choru- 1. 4: Tri-l-li-Y 3, 4. , . Stan ley WH Shriver ,lr.f,lunior Spur Committee Home-room Sergeant-at-Arnis 3: Baseball 3. 4 Basketball 3. 4: C0-Captain 43 Aries 41 Transfer 3. . . William Sinclair. . . Marie Zois--Chorus 2. 3, -1: Supply Store. . Charles F. Smith . . . Nancy Kay Smullin Clwrm 33 fflwir -1: Tranxfe-r 3. . . gn 4 2 '- 45' rt f G J kv' 7' X T1 ' t : on- , wdlvf . lang G s Olha Sterling. . . Cherrye SlewartiStutlent Counril 4: Homeroom Treasurer 3: ECHO 3. 4: Club Editor 4: Bible Club 3: Dramaties 3: Fu- ture Nurses of America 3. 4: President 4: Transfer 3. . . W'illiam l. Thomas-Lacrosse 3. 4. . . Charles Thompson-Chorus 2: Band 3, . . Que of the best numbers by the baml from Andrews Air l'orm'e Base was this eomir portrayal of an Arabian love story. 44 Ronald P. Snyder-Chorus 2: J. V. llaseball 2: Soceer 3. 4: Co-Captain. . . Shirley Ann Stainbark -Chorus 1: Echo 2. 3: Aries 4: Fu- ture Nurses of Am:-riea 4: Publieations Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. . . Andrew Dean Stancliff-Chorus 1. 3: Bible Club 3. 4: Presitlent 4: Hi-Y 4. . . Eugene Starbuek AChoir 4: Chess Club 2... Rosa St. Clair. . . Anita Louise Stehr--Nw tional Honor Fovif-ty 4: Homerooml Vim- Chair- man 4: Homeroom Treasurer 3: Chorus 1: Kla- jorettes 2. 3. 4: 'llri-Hi-Y 4: Twirllers Club 3. . . 4 ...- 5 s. 5 . QQ? Thr- Nlalf- Oct:-tte--liugf-nv Starbuck. ,lack Stu:-cklcr, ,lark Hayman. lt-rry Nichols. Dcnnis Donaldson. Russell Beard. lamcs Wilson. and Woody Curlcs-give a storm- ing renclilion of Whale- of a Tale at the choral spring concert. Class of 1956 Hal K. CSonnyD Stoneslland 3, 43 Football 4g Hi-Y 4. . . Phylis Ann Stone-Chorus 3. 4. . . W'illiam Frank Stone. . . Jack Summers. . . Esther Ann Taylor-National Honor Society 43 Chorus 1: Archt-ry Cluh 2: Biology Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4... Cliff Thompson-Chorus 1, 3g President 3. . . Nancy Lev Thompson-Chorus 1, 2. 3. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3. . . Nancy Patrick dent 4g Girls Athletic Association 4. Cym Thompson-Chorus 1, 3, 4g Office Assistant 43 Supply Store- 3. . . Patricia Ann Thompson-Chorus 1, 2. 3. 45 Vice Presi- Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. . . W'illiam Billy Tier-. . . 4 Y 6' ix Nbr '27 p N I 5 45 1 un..- . ICQ X fi J 4. 17 A J -. E! I WE2'a III :sausage Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower. First Lady of the United States. enters the National Guard Armory with her party for the official opening of the National Capital 'WN Flower and Carden Show. at which the SHS. hand played for the second consecutive year. 3' Jimmy Walters. . . lrene Virginia Ward-Band l. 2. 3, 4: .l. Y. Cheer- leader lg Junior Red Cross 2g Tri-Hi-Y 3. . . James F. W'ilson Ill-Biology Club lg Margaret Wilson-fflmrvrus I. 4 Evelyn F. Tilghman-Homeroom Officer 43 Vice President 4g Red Cross Representative. . . Lorraine Eleanor Tillett. . . Eleanor june Virata-Tri-Hi-Y lg Chorus 1: Treasurer 1. . . s 5 t t K es V 5 i. , , , . , in . ' M y 5' ' :NB . .. if it Douglas Alvin Wagner. . . Barbara Jean ' ' ' J AR f X A ,V Walthall-Library Club 4. . . ' ' ti. -3, Q ,f i 6' Evelyn Louise Walter-Homeroom Officer. 2. 4: xt' Q Q Secretary 2g Treasurer 4g Chorus 2. 33 President K V. 5 YQ. 2g Secretary 3. . . if V 1 . 46 lil mf '27 g Robert L Western Student Councll 3 4 Home Room Offi 5 cer 4 Prc d nt 3 4 Band 1 2 otball Z rellm Cwnthna Wheatlv Glrls Athletu A ,lame I en me Ntudent luunml 1- J Y Ba lv H Z Kr! I I I 1 4 I Barn wllfll Homeroom Ofhwr 1 Yue e :dent 1 ,I Ba k D Y and I Wood Haul Wood Dave ost H14 4 Seniors Noi Plcfured Rodnew E Butler Nancy Wlrgmla Cagle Frannle Dunnlngton Ronald Ea tburn Kenneth Farlew Thomas Fldrndge Grlme Frank Madsen 47 A , - M , 'l fa 4 5' . T 4 . 2 A- .x . ji I r .V 5 ' K S .fm l '27 ' 5 5 f . .4 4 f' t BX on .f l . ' ,I ' , 3 J, 3 'si e I, 1 ' , 'Q Fo A, 3. 41 Travk 1. 2: W s ' g 1. . . -' ' ' j- ' ' . 't . ssociation 43 Gym Club 4: Vice President 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. . . s '. White Jr.--Wrestling 4. . . james All W' -f I ' -1 . '. se a ': : luv . 1 li-X 4. .. ,' H 1 Q' I Pr S' 3 . V. 5 ellrall 1. . . I. 4 . . . ' - Y . . . ' ' ,' . . . . ' ' ' 5 . . A under' 1. 'K' ' 45. . n Xxirf fww,d E P4 Er, K S 9' X .5 1 . A fr X f ' 5,1 42' Z h ked iw thc' dent is c ec ' 1 surrey of A sm in a denta PH 1: ninth g an v-1. , .342 . 4 V - F r 4 1 ' ap- X a A v ' sy 3, -W9 '44, 1 ...-,X lllii Ill! o x 0 Af X 1 Q. A group of SHS. siunifrih infpfci books at the Vwook Fair iwhi by the- Parentf. Xssoviznion. iihrary 4 Tvaciwrs. 'blnaia-nw 1 um ln! an -ll! ll ll M uv ll!! nl' junior Engiish group siruggivs wixir Mr. LQX an's coaching. . 3 in IJ. 'S F' Y ii QQ.. the drama. i :Q ff NM vi skip: . N X S W J mx Home Economics shidf-ins va Rf ' I 'E . ' 4 f 1 Xiu-ir ow n rocking ui! IT ToY 2 Tanning Fugif'-time Ries 35 tanguatlf- . . . Well be ever true. as we approach step hy step, our graduation. Suitland is our second home. the home that teaehes us to overcome the prejudices of the norld and to live with our fellow man. Here we are being educated to become the future citizens and leaders of this Country. As we journey on through life. Suitland will he our guiding light. directing us on the path toward our goals-goals that inelude earning a living, being a good citizen, and serving America. For us. Suitland High School is the best institution for achieving these aims. Judith Robertson aml Jack Bailer make morning announef-ments over the PA. System. . 5 in . life foul' ' Q V K1 of sea time describvh UPF Ni 1 Kilbo that-f-akf' Bat' students master the Latin ou Suiiland High School the i I' . J Q,'K Juniors 3 E '1 - A as The Junior Class participated in many ac- Y C- wx, tivities this year, with the aid of their advisors, 2 W Mrs. Florence Duke, and Mr. Charles Levan. e if Under the direction of their officers, Junior 5' ' -Af Calub, president, Pat Rutter, vice-presidentg Linda Coale, secretaryg and Malissa Sinatra, treasurer, they sponsored the Scarlet and 1 White Ball in the school gym on March 3. 4. , . With the theme of ln the Shadow of Fuji- '-1 ,lil - 5 yamaf' the Junior Prom was held April 28, 1 A lime, 'A . in the gym. K ' X 1' XX Then came the Junior-Senior picnic at Fort 5- Dupont Park on May 22. , Members of the class ended the year by Q N serving at graduation June 12. ' L is if ft '32 seft h 1. ' 'i'A 55. 'Lili'-' fi ii 1 .,, A rs as 1 - t Y. t Q f ef- - . RW-1 r 'ff tries 5 . Q sf Q sso, wr 5, A f A A ami it S , .my CZ ,Iunior Calub, Junior Class president discusses plans ,Nj 1 , LIT Q .hi Q X for the Scarlet and White Ball with the other class , I 2 7 Q ,a i ffl ofiicers Linda Coale. Pat Rutter. Walter Shober, and . U., Y W .A , Melissa Sinatra. ' :IQ o X! A Albert Adams, Thomas Adams, Louise Alexander, Don- W 'M' A' ' ' ' ' ald Anderson, Jean Anderson. Robert Baker, Connie Baldwin, Ida May Barr, james Barr, Barbara Bates. Shirley Bottamiller, Ronald Bragunier, William Bra- ' gunier, John Brentner, Margaret Briguglio. Q 'ig X V fl ,M My Barbara Carrol, Betty Cavey, Janet Carlson, Angela Q. Y N VW 4' Chaves, Patricia Cuiffreda. Carolyn Dean, Waylie DeCannon, Adolf Derk, Catherine ' Deflrasse, Harold Dickinson. M ' William D er Jud Earisman Richard Ed ar, Richard Y 9 Y a 5 Englund, Manuel Enuton. Members of the .lunior Class Spur committee Margie Voelker, Linda Coale, Pat Rutter. Junior Calub, Walter Shoher, Melissa Sinatra, Norma .lean Miles, Sandy Staggs. Connie Rutledge, Russell Beard, Marilyn Hern- don, Sherman West, and Ste-ny Hoyer discuss plans for the .lunior and Senior Picnic with sponsors Mrs. Duke and Mr, LeVan. 50 I -aw ., .,. C . 4 -Q , L as Q v .B-,ix 5 - , '3, ., 1 xl Y . A it ta c.. ,. , - f r H '- ag . ax ,fig J' ' U J: - N- F sq j N r 1 ' ' - + .Q 2 ,, 1 K' 5 f . ' wiv L. 4 ' sf - Q- 3 , ' N? ' 1 ' c -- K A x , I in WK T A' 7 Y 1- 1 r 's Is.-.Lf I li x A . 1. V J' C I 43 A A. t C A A of , E, . Q I F. v ti Marv , i, . 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Richard Fo le, Joyce Fontana. Jamcs . g Foster, John Zsoldos. wx T QM -x Xsl .I,,I lm' i 1 Yr T F PJ in ,I-.H as v, Ne fum' 16619 UPN A-s. RM. N-,. I '51 is i Paul Fowler Carol l'rc-eman I harles I :bln I all I lllett Marv bodwln John I lvnrlr nm Roln rt Iyo ncll Rltl I raw Raw monrl I rlmllck mn Huglor Phwllls H llfpap Sulnm Young Dorn llallmr ld.: Haller I I4 nn ll nl worth Marx Ann H li lrb lr I ll lmpton arrlon Rlch'lrrl Harrie lee Herman Marnlwn Herndon Dlann llc ter ,Ieannmv Hu-ke Annehee Halle Olncr Hobgood Ste-nw Hower ,loan Hoppe' Thornton Holtn-law H.-Q.. 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Brian Hazlett, James Hcflin, ,lean Helwig, Elaine Her- bert, Linda Herbert. Glenn Holsworth, Robert Howard, Joanne Howells, Bev- erly Hoover, William Iluttenlock. Mary jameson, Elsie Winfree, Rebecca Jett, David ,lim- ney, ,Ioan Joerger. Robert Kane, Kenneth Kans, ,loan Kaplan, Carol Kelly. William Kessinger. Bobbie Kroll, Anthony Lagana, Carole Lamp, Barbara Long, Larry Long. 53 'ss u Juniors Nlr. Theuret shows chemistry students, Richard Harris, Anneliese Hille, Hildreth Manuel and Raymond Kennerly. the proper way to handle equipment. ,du Eleventh grade nominees for Queen Suitland's Court Melissa Sinatra. Pat Rutter, Frances West, Linda Coale, Anne Lanciaux, Phyllis Nlellott, and ,lo Ann Rosetta are pictured before the election. Y ig W: 1 54 Qw- We 'Sue IL ,x sp, E- T'-' T7 .ml ash s.,,, Tw' 'L T7 Q. 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Wlcnrbers of the decoration commlttee Barbara Long, Gretchen Vorlel 'Nlarjorxe Volker, Lmda Coale Joyce Wrndsor, Pat C1uHredra. Elalne Herbert Leona qeaal .llm Kehres, 1 Sandra Stagg- Norma Nllles, and Marrlyn Hrrnden plan for the ,lunlor Prom -sr ffl 56 1 Il, ',t.,bf' I so - V zl, , V w A V f ,io rr srr , , Ng s ' ' - G ia O G .x j We ,gy ' S S. , A X VW Xl a ,g W S, N 1 gi ., , in . A diy ij V ' A5 +8 , W N a X E 'ns' 4, WF ,Q - f Wk X A J ' . , ' ' I Q. S T' , X V 1 '-5,1 sv :, C- 1 '1' T' pg 'vu lg Ql- X 'yu- Am it Pr ,jf f g fg TT Q! '95-S LA assi. KV' 35 Q-5 L i lr 1' 't' vw Responslblllhes Fall On Sophomore Class Shlrlu Aaron Ann Abraham lolu Atldlllll Bernard Adona farollna Agnolutto larolwn Ajallo llenrw Al brlght Whit Alexander I harlott Allen Vlarw Allen Paul Allen Erneat Anabtal ,loan Ander son ,Iudv Anderson slabll' Ander on Tom Anderson I eorge .Antellas I arl Arnold Anne Att lharlc Au tm Ethel Autmrbuek laurel B thtttt Donald Badlew Iii le Ball! 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These tenth graders also took responsibility for an increasingly important share of the schoolis activities. The annual Harvest Hop traditionally sponsored by the Sophomores was held Oc- tober 19. with the aid of their advisor Charles Kilbourue, and the class ofhcers: Bobby -iw , s . ye A Q5- 5. X A 1393 41 in i Jenkins. presidentg Tommy jenkins, vice- 1' president: Linda Miller. secretary, and Mary Ann Halfpap, treasurer. iii' .ef-3 President. Bobby .lcnkinsg vice-president. Tommy Jenkins: secretary, Linda Miller, and treasurer. Mary Ann Halfpapg transact sophomore class business. Tenth grade nominees for Queen Suitland's Court Phyllis Oswald, Linda Miller. Nancy Jimerfield, Barbara Shelton, Donna Von Behren, ,Ieri Dove, Joyce Black. Nancy Fellows. Rose Myra Sansbury. Jeanette Lanciaux. Margie Meetre, and Tone Lazario arc pictured before thc election. C wx- L f. 'L wJ I 4 XS ., it Q .L i 2 a oy,,,, . Q . , ' '- ' .:,,. 1 ws. - R x ski 1 .L J c ,E ,ii t ' G-'S f- 2-,y f L. 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QM N -r 95 5,1 .,s rl 1 1 :ss Ox Cr' Q-, Lx 'T l L i 1 fr M- Q., 1--, i Qo- S x X Qs E' .fm Majorle Gattlett Bart Chappell Gllberl Clark Henrv Clarke Allan Coffman Pauline Cogar Jav Comer gene Conn Ahce Consldme Robert Cowan Louise Cox Shlrlev Cox Charlotte Crook Jeanette Crossman Davld Cuslck Dorothy Custer Ralph Dallv Joan Dals Janet Dax Robert Daw Tom Deebel Fred Dcnsbeck Theodore Denardo Lawrence Denison Pete Desantls, Daniel DeSarno Vincent Dlbletto Helen Donn Richard Doubledaw Robert Douglas ,Ierl Dove ,Ioan Downs Delores Drew Charles Eagle Vlr gmla Embrev Doris Enowltz Nancv Fellows David Finley Linda Fowler janet Frank Joan Gateau Pat Geasev Elaine Glbbs Rose 'Vlarv Gibbs Wllllam Gibbs Beth Green Linda Green Morgan Green Evelwn Green wald Gary Guardia Pat Guffev Butch Gustafson Wlwrna Haffer Marv Ann Halfpap Bxllw Haupt ,lack Havmans Tom Heath john Hender son Tom Herath Tonl Hernandez Brenda Hesketh Vlrgmla Hess ,lulla Hicks . fi '5 1 5 I-Q ' '- 5 - 1 , ' it , 5 ' in K , 18 4 'Q , Q Q. 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Mary '- Bolling. and Carolyn Horne cheer for their team at Z... a lraiketliall game. Sandra Howard. Iohn Hoyle. Annie Hoffstickler. Stanley Hunt, Pat Jaquith. Duane Joseph, Frank Jurney. Gregory Kadabos. Margot Keagle. Fern Kealoha. Marcia Kostraba, Judith Kulberg, Theresa Kullc. Jeannette Lan- ciaux, Douglas Lashley. Shirley' Litts, Frank Lollianco, Roma l.oBuono. John Locke. Margaret Long. Buddy Mclloy. Carroll Mellrea. Carol McDonough. John Mc- Ewan. Dolores Mcfjowern. John Miller, Miriam Mintz, James yiiSI'l1hf'll1N'l'. l'at Mitchell. Danny Mitchell. Joyce Mull. Edward Mulliean. Joyce Myers. Charles Nolan, Gloria Nuthall. 61 I 'S f Q rx walk 1 en s l our at Xll Nutt and K' ' L If an rev f rwarof :au I r 0 a x R ' 1: w , Q :N Q W - ATL W ff A I 'A Q I lib, 1 14 -x .. 4' , 'bf ts X A Wh I za, 31. 5 - il K b -is ,x l' - Sh- il H x - Xt' ' Nik' A N.. ' Z 01.2 me A F7 legs vi fe f el, 'fe' 24' D K W3 4. 'P , ' .S-, .g 3 Q, ,X , AS g, V1 'Q' :N I 'L R Q. ,ll ff Q ' ' S Ah 1' x. ' + ' R C ll 75 4 R Q C r v K. w xi Harvey 0'Berg, Roger 0'Dell, Arlene Oden, Brian O'Hara, Ann Ortman. Carol Pierre, June Plotts, Marie Plummer, Mary Plum- mer, John Pope. Judy Roberts, Barbara Robey, Donald Robey, Christie Rogers, Jerry Rollins. W'ilma Sacks, Shirley Sale, Rose Sansbury, Gail San- sone, Betty Sasscer. Gail Shirley, William Sibole. Dorothy Simpson, Brenda Sisk, Joseph Sita. Duane Starbuek, W'illian1 Stephens, Jerry Stoltz. Vir- ginia Stone, Charles Strother. Eleanor Thompson, Linda Thompson, Randolph Thorne Melba Tilghman, Glenwood Tilley. 1 . Us ., YA 15 UQ .ag Ag Q 95 or I 5 QP Patrlcla 0Sullnan wma Pawne Eleanor Pulkert Ylarjorv Peregorw Alun Phelpa Francis Pucker Brenda Puckett Phvllls Oswald Nick Pappas Ed Francis Pfldgtll Larmen Prleta Paul Pros Jeffers Raskm Wlurlel Redmond Edlth Renaud 'llartha Row noldw Robert Richardson Paul Rlnger Robert Rollnns Wllllam Rollin Richard Rotclll Ron me Rose Eileen Row VINIBII Rowaltw Wlarun Rubin stun Jud! 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A 4 lg vt' Darlene Van Roon, Louis Ver nnlllon, Ralph Vogelson Donna W5 Q5 asm. T7 wg Wk -. limi' ,. - ara- T4 Sophomores Barbara Adam Richard Barr Rus :ll Beaver Ber nard Bolsvert Albert Bond Harrv Brvant, James Bllrgll Vhrmn Carruk fharle flark Barbara fogswell Bev erlv lrawfnrd Bcverlv Dllda Wlarle Dltto Edward Dovln ,latku Dupre Rudolph Fomlnava Shlrlev I ardmer, 'Ylarv Hardin, Thoma Howu, lharln lsbell Bell john on ,lamei ,lone Dorn jordan wllllillil Keller John lxnapp Vlarle luarrl ,lean Maleomb Elizabeth Moseatelll 'Vlullael Menler lllarlea Messina tx! Von Behren, Sandra Voth, JIIII Waddell Kava Wagmr I ours Walls Frances Ward Jo-c-ph Warner Sclma Wcavcr N lnlv Wzbb Shlrlev Webb Mary Whecler, ,ludv Whitaker Douglas White, clllIl0ll Wlntc Phvlls Whlttmg l0Il Wllllam Wlllet, Bettv lou wllllamb Kav' Williams ee Wme Barbara Want: rs ,loan Wlrlll 0' Martlla W1-.1 Wilson Wood 1 nd l aul Woodland lla nrv Woods, Helen Woodward 1 lorla Yvorthlngton Arlene Wortzman Bonnie Wright Qhlrlev Zaleakv Bar bara Zanelottl Ronnie Zemlln fall lornlck ,lark Tun um 'Vllrvln Sllavtr Charlcs l bell ltrlld btevtn N of Plcfured 64 linda Muller Rov Minton Larrv Newman john Norton Janne- 0 Brien ,lullua O Brien john Overlv Rows Pavne Clarence PllllllllS, Harvcv Pvlu Bernard Qulllen, Phvh Rent Robert Richardson Paul Ringer Marv Rover Patricia Sago fharles Sanes Dale Shaner, janet Shall holtz Tlulma Shlrlev Wllllam 9:-tak Wlllnam Slater feor I3 Stllea llnrla Strlppv D1 lnl Sweenev Etllsl Tablet, Robert Wellev Beulah Wlhltmcr lurtu Wal-on joan Wlrth Ilnrle- Wooten I ge --x .. 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' .Q , , ' .4 A n , l .U , V - -, A. , . , . iv iv q , . D , . , 1 u , Q i , A Q L. V J, . l . 4 . I . , w . .9 s 1 R . i . s - f. , ' ' . , ' . Q ' , Y ' a J , I l ,xv D Q -3 'i - , x 7. I , ,I g - 1, 4 L is is R A 'I ',',y. , . . . , . t .., A . . , . A . . , 4 D. K. s ! , Q A . 4, , A 1 f. Q I 2 V, , i ' . .' ' 2 . A ' ' 3 . A ' ' U' . Freshmen M eei New ,lean Allen, Robert Altman, Jennings Anderson. Mary Anderson, Doris Armes, Gloria Baker, Cecelia Ball, Lau- ra Barnes, Ruth Barrett. Carroll Beckelman, Cora Bissett, Richard Blackman, Patricia Blake, Richard Blendinzer, Lee Boceabello, Ed- win Bodiford, Mary Bolling, Sharon Boniface. Yvonne Boore, Sidney Bosen, John Bosley, Leona Bos- ley, Richard Bowling, Barbara Bradley, Robert Bragan- ier, June Breeden, James Brown. Life ln Senior High Patricia Brown. Rodney Brunsdon, Shirley Bryant, llcl- en Bubier, Robert Burke, Carol Bunnell., Nancy Bur- roughs, Robert Bush, Kenneth Butler. Steve Butler, Doris Byrnes, lrma Cagle, Virginia Call, Robert Campbell, Lillian Cannon, Patricia Carroll. Daniel Carroll, Norvel Carrick. Frances Carruth, Della Carter, George Carter, Harry Cauley, Darrell Cauley, Maureen Chambers, Ray Chap- pell, Earle Chesley, Ronald Clevenger. ' A -x :- 4. A - 1 , A f , 4 W' L Q. l if we -V in 2 B F A '15 'H ' K fn ,xx . ' .1 . ' -ag, 3 vi J--Q. , f -. an E' ' -QP? 1 . 4 X ik , x elk A f J 'N Lf R' ESQ v. 'Q . -X Q.. mb' R ' Q1 - I vi. . ' N . V7 . . A i l B gig: ,E . L 1 ' ' 9 ij Ve I 3 ECP Q 1 I 5, -.rf I , Freshman The Freshman, making up over half of the population at Suitland Senior High School, were too large a class to organize or elect officers from efficiently. Their busy schedule included classes in Core, home economics, shop, physical edu- cation, music and art. The Freshman also participated in many of the extra-curricular activities sponsored here. ,ludy Williams is shown ahowe with her mother in her home where she continues her studies by the use of an lixecutone which was placed in her home by the school hoard in cooperation with the sehool board and Suilland High School. Ninth grade nominees for Queen Suitland's Court Judy Plummer. Janice Priehet. Susan Sheafter. Annette Stallings. Phyllis Fouche. Linda Gray. Carolyn Horne, Susan Leonard, and Duane Pincuspy are pictured before the election. 9 3 la ,, E J 4. , - N ew is TA .T if,.,Q.y' A we .xirll kv 3, , 4 . . ga M , - RK is . . , ,V Q' C.. . , 1' 1 A D -A SL t ' , ig'-v xf-1 t , 'N, xv I f' il K ,. , . V R. 9. N - .' tv' I ,Bit X I H AA I , ,St f I .fx , g 4-We JJ. 9' is ,fp A D ' t , ttr,i , ri.. vt -,X L ' -i ' fl 5- el-ll' vi 4. l ff- - f . 4 G.. lb. Rosemary Cockrell, Marshall Collins, Roscoe Collins, Lydia Colunga, Martin Concannon. Thomas Damico, Lynda Darden, Randy Darr, Ruth Davidson, Mary Ann Davis. George Downing, James Douglas, Anna Downs, James Duvall, William Dyer. Robert Fenelly, John Fitzgerald, Juanita Fish, Fran- cine Fisher, Betty Follin. John Gensemer, Charles Gifford, james Gilbert, Wil- liam Gilbert, Ardis Glonek. Janet Greenstreet, George Gunn, Allen Gugick. Betty Guss, Arthur Hackett. Carolyn Hendershot, joy Hcnnessee, James Herbert, Gustef Hermnnson, Ronald Thornbury. .5' 4, 43 A ,V i 'U sffih t ' X ' Rn l F RLEI 52. I ,U if ' 59 9 ,Si V i , 1 TTL 1 'l k I 'Xe it 5 ,. 1 Judy Conlon, Rirhard Cosimano, Larry Crist, Debarah Crosley, Robert Cross. ,leaneen Cullenbar, Marion Culver, Steve Cumberland, Constance Curtis. William Davis. Richard Dean, Ned De Groot, Paul De Hart, Margaret De Filippis, Lloyd De Marr, W'illiam Dieken. Robert Ditmars, Doris Dixon. James Dyers. Peggy' Dyers, Janice Edwards, David Enuton, Alma Espinosa, Roger Estep, Robert Evans, Kimble Faireloth. James Farrall. Nancy Folts. Phyliss Fouehe, Barbara Fox. Antoinette 4,5 x., , ' 15- ...' .1 1 N ' 2 R ' Q , 1-4 N? vi C Alina 3 P' t ff-fn we A 9 Q35 ' at Q w. , A Q P 4-I, M E ' ,- 1 I iff if Franeesehino, Patrick Franzier, Robert Gardinier. Rus- sell Garner, Larry Gayer. Michael Cenpel. John Gulf, lrmu Gordon, Billie Gorman, Carolyn Cor- man, Stephen Crahan. Alan Cray, Linda Gray. Norman Gray, Carol Green. Margery Hagemeyer, Shirley Hager, Bonnie Hall. Sandra Hall, Charles Hammes, Harry Hardy, Donald Hart, Nancy Heffron, Clifton Heiston. Bobby Hesterberg. Cary Higgins, Paul Hill. Henry Hiner, janet Hinson. Frank Holmes, Linda Holtzclaw, Richard Hood, Carol Hooper. 6, .ug X54 vi 1'5- 'x Ghe- ?x 5... 0 15 .B Rcnatm Howard I eorgm Hutchinson ,lov cc lnscoe Donald In coe Patrick Ireland Leon lrln Davld Jamc son Andrew Johan on 1 cnc jones Woodrow Laahlev, Richard Laumer, Barbara latml, Geraldine league, William leclka, Ronald Leebrlck, ,Iacquelwn Levis, Ruth Lewis, Lucmka Lmdsav Murlel Mureckl, Qlaudettc Marshall, Katherine Ma son, Katherme Ma-ters, Marv Malihcws, Gmgcr Mal tmglv, Barbara Maxwell, Brenda Mawhew, ltathreen Mcfarlhw Sandv NIP'-Nllld, blcn Muller, Jav Mnllcr, Sandra Muller, C, 68 'L- L A '-x 19, ' A .45 4. 'Iss- ee! i 'Es Barbara Millington Florence Mitchell lllllan llillflllll John Moran Rawmond Moor: FSS? K 15 5.5 1 Q --vs S 'N 5-... I -Pwr.. 1'9- Mlchael Nolan Rc lu cca 0 Brvon l on l llll k lharles Parker, John laraon latherlnc lavnc John Pavnter, Howard Peck, Slurlev lccle Arthur Randall, MIPROW Ratella, larroll Rawlmg-. 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Elizabeth Kim. Lydia Kirkwood. Thomas Knodle. Bonnie Koontz. Dorothy lxraek. Louise Krause. Robert Lane. Edna Littleford. Mary Lowden. Earl Lowman. Barbara Lucas, Arlene Lynch. Henry Major. Richard llaloof. Earl Manuel. Nancy llarauer. William lleliarthy. Carol McDonald, Celia Mefiuire. Patricia llelluire, Guy Nh-Nlillan. James McKenna. Ruth Nlrllullin, ,loan Hewvater. Denise Herello. Fred llorri-. Timothy Morris. Larry Nlurdza. Larry 69 Murphy. Kay Nlurphy. Jacqueline Murray. Caroline Flyers. Edward Negosta. Sandra Norristead. l'atrieia l'etratos, Evelyn Petty. Riehard Phillips. Judith Plummer. june Price. Roland Price, Frank l'rin- eiple. John Prineiple. Stanley Pumphrey. jerry Rivas. Orlando Riutort, Barbara Robey, Larry Robey, Robert Robinette, Barbara Rogers, Frank Rogers, joseph Rotolone. Geraldine Rupka. Norma Simpson. Claire Smith, Jon Smith. Fred Smul- lin. Sandra Snider, Coral Snyder, joseph Soares. Joseph- ine Sodero. 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Swv :slut anyway Earl Stack Bobby Stafford Annette Stallings, Barbara Stan cliff Larrv Starbuck Marv Stephen Rlchard Strong Patrlcla Sulh v'1n Audrey Suthard Karl Steele Loretta Teske Herbert Thom Joann Toronto Donald Tull Margaret Trunnell Helen Utley, Franklin Varge, Barbara Von Bchren 'Er Shlrley Walls Barbara Ward George White Pat White Mlke Whnte Marv Wade Richard Whxtman, Nancy' Whittaker Kenneth Wllkens Carol Williams Rosemary Wal hams Ruta Wlllle Jeannette Wilson Lawrence Wilson, Robert Wilson, Davld Wlndsor Phylls Wood, Robert Wood Glorla Woodward Wllllam Woodland Ernest Zsoldos, John Freedman Myron Frldv Bar bara Frye Freshmen N of Plcfured Charles Allen lrl Atchison Charlotte Bennett rloysard Booth Gary Boyne Janet Bowling Nancy Bover Rose Ann Bramell, Allce Brook, Richard Brown Ran dolph Buttler Ronald Cefarettl, Craig Clark, Valerie Crane Wllllam Curtin Randolph Dan John Davis Richard Day Joan Dlckson Darleene Donlev Ruth Dowden Stephen Dugan Birch Duyall Dudlev Eads Ann Flfin Louis Ernest James Flsk Edward Coodon Ru-hard Greenway Wesley Harrell Judlth Herbert Joyce Hess Carolyn Hickey lvnn Hollabau h Carolyn Horne. Dean Howard, lharles Italiano, Samuel Jones Gerald Jolmson, Ruth Keith, James lung, Marlon Krouse, Cecil lane, Dorothy Leaku' 70 Susan Leonard Marshall LeVme Barbara Lewls Bunny Mangum Charles Mlller Robert Mlller John Moran Nancv Moraver Jacob Morris Susan Neal, Ray Owens Wllber Paddy Nancy Payne, Rose Plncuspy Leon Pollack Rebecca Prlce Janice Prltchell Diane Rlchards Naoml Rlchy Irene Shanholtz Ravmond Shegogue Barbara Sherbert, Carol Smith Patncla Smullln Richard Squlre Jalna Stoeckler Everett Stowe Charles Strong Wllllam Stuller Donald Tall Huey Tatum Rosa Taylor Patrlcna Thompson Frank Tremel Bully Weckessce, Judy Whltson, Margaret Wilhelm, Barbara Walker, John Wllhams, Donald Wlllls, and Charles W'oodyaard. .A k'W' I' Q .,,, A ' K iff 53 .-f'?5L ' V T :fy?:? ' l,vi ' . 5, 9 of ' 4, ' ' Q k- -- 9 , , . f A x. ' ' ' - ' ' '7 Digg' ' L 'Q y , 9 , 9 . V - 'S ' I ,, .. 1, Q7 . x ' K l . l . - -9 Q ' I R . 9 . away -,, 'D jk, I K ' N . . . . 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Shumm King-bury. lk:-I1 .lm1nm- Rn-r-tin. liuln-rl 4fIurlv-. xxllflll' lX0w'Xil'. ffimrlvx Slmpim, William N151-rf.,l1lniur fjkllllll. .md llzuifi 441119-1. w u - .irv pllulnzralpll--41 .H Tllvlr lIl4IllI'llllll Iva ln tha' NITTIIILI uf the Hhnml u-411. School Organizafions Inspire Greafer Effori Ihr- um1lv1I1wi Vhlvfllx umiwr rho- miirvvtiurm of Nlrx. Vw-lling. pn-X1 nl 11 trilxulv to lfaxtvr during an .1--4-mhly Npurm-orewl Ivy thu' l'ri-Hi-N. ,. . I , 1 c x ' , , i v-- X i 1 QQ! sm lm -.-, x. -.1 71 Q U xl nxa PY n ' a Xaynp in Hu .LQ-S Ski A Q 1 'rv -fwiwvf '71, , fffw Tz ' ., , ?'J',4f, 9 vg',4 ng,,, Q' , f-5, 1, A.,,4,uw 9, Lf, , A+: ffifi Vwry,-,,. f42iLQ'+..,at1 M, ,Z 0, . A ff',.1::,. -fi9 ,4, ,J - , .1 ! wfaifff--1:1 w' hr'-M 7- ,A KVM g7'M'f:-v'1f,,, ,,. - Q-- ' xv. , ,4i11':..u-w9iXg :',if' Zag 'P -3 . ' R 'ff-f:n,,,,.. ,jf . - flkkxi .'u.,, ' f X Xxdd ' nw xrknangubf PW? mmxsmfg 8000! N X xr - KU l Ed v9Ul'U1Xh P ,.. d , xc mbvts of dw Rams' aqua - SHS.. Neuh- X! 5: if f ' ,f , '- 1' 2. J' 5 Q '? 'u X ,gd To The S ons Of Sulfl and . oss mam tunes 82 me llaxe Qunf' tu dllll lar p1r1 e of the Xlxna 'Nlater ldXf we WlQL13lll6fl ur 8llll6lfN Qllugzn lnlf c un imc elf UI n 1 Clllll xml putulef their CCIUTHUC and deterlnmitlun III clvfenclmff 5Ull.l'lI1Cl 0 Q 12 0 ultaml xc exemplified fwn Jlu mc on Qnrl! WN NP ll m all t ur encleax r ex were prmmff tmelr nitx to 5lllti'lllf 'nlx ln lol mg prepalatmn Nllllllf' sac rlflcc and unclxnw -uhm l -pnlt Our 'itlllc-tvs cle-erw all lhc prdl-e and -uppoxt we man gnc- than fur they ll.-lu ac ed bulllaml and Yuen thl Qtudfnl lmclx a wn-6 pun am sm mul lmatx that ware mll not 1 Ill! h tluf no d lf 21? hw X a 'EOlX:RWJX::?n3?u8 Hank me-Qi V K rc in L K 0 Naalmn l b wonders where to hom lun 3 UIUOT Ca u 101 0 Nonhw QQIETH 1' RRY, I '25 ,av ,ws.-19 1 0 GHG Mrk added a new Th srogfam 6 Phw Kal Educalwn l ghcxr Croc B no .A- tl-in II ' 'ii if ulf' -gs r... 5 I 'X I U l C II' ' ,A '. 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C The highpoint of the season was the losing cause to traditional rival, Northwestern. Suitland dropped this contest to the Wildcats, 13-12, in the last seconds of play by missing an extra-point attempt. The gridder's one taste of victory came in their third game which was against Bethesda-Chevy Chase. whom they defeated 12-6. Another memorable battle occurred in the mud- soaked Rockville contest which ended in a deadlock. Jim Sita. senior end, and Junior Calub, junior quarterback, were co-captains of the Rams this season. Coach Walter Fedora was assisted by Mr. Romeo Rocca. line coach, and lVlr. Art Kirkland. backfield coach. Suitland's Junior Varsity football team, coached by Mr. Kirkland, came through to win their last game out of six contests. Although the team had comparatively little practice, they improved with each game. Coach Walt Fedora gives last minute instruction to co-captains Jim Sita and Junior Calub. First Row-Bob Gosnell, Jack Stueckler, Buddy Shapiro, George Evans, Junior Calub, Jim Sita, Pete Moran, Bob Ennis, Bob lsherwood, Pete Eagen. Second Row-Mr. Fedora, head coach, Bart Chappell, John McEwan, Ed Suit, Frank Black, Butch Mori, Walt Shober, Bob Western, Bob Jenkins, Bob Crilhn, Robert Dilgiemo, Third Row-Ronnie Rackey, Rudy Calub, Jeff Raskin, David Hallabaugh, Danny Mitchell, Bennie Nolan, Frank Constantino, Bill Beavers, John Clendining, Mr. Rocca, line coach. Fourth Row-Mr. Kirkland, back field coachg Robert Evans, Manager, Nick Pappas, Fern Keoloha, Phil Marletta, Bill Grimm, David Durnbaugh, Earl Foote, Hal Stone, Pete Gibbs, manager. t 'T Q 5 J -T .. - 1. --,- 1 ,, eat J ae' QJQPZSQQSWI 16-Q s'Qe'I2a-Q r , 189- 4 44 Pete Eagen-Tackle-steady and dependent--diagnosed plays very well-looked excep- tionally well in the Bethesda contest-was tough and steady. Bob Ennis-Guard-'turned in a constantly good job in anchoring the Scarlet and White forward wall-best game against B.-C.C. SCOREBOARD RAMS OPPONENTS 0 ........... ....... W akefield ....... .................... 3 2 7 ........ ....... B lair ............ ................. 1 2 12 ..... ....... B .C.C. ....... ..... 6 O ..... ....... G onzaga ...... ..... 2 5 0 ..... ....... R ockville ....... ..... 0 0 ...... ....... B ladensburg .... ..... 6 12 ...... ....... N orthwestern ....... ..... 1 3 l.V.SCOREBOARD RAMS OPPONENTS 0 ....... ........ B ladensburg ............. .. 20 0 ........ ........ N orthwestern ...... ...... 3 l 6 ........ ....... B .C.C. ............... ...... 3 6 2 ........ ....... N orthwestern .,.... ...... 6 13 ........ ....... B .C.C. ............... ...... 3 l 24- ........ ....... B ladensburg 0 George Evans-Tackle-cap tain and spark plug of De- fensive line-loved contact. Earl Foote-Guard-fastest man from the guard slot- very instrumental on end around plays-excellent down- field blocker. Bill Grimm-Tackle-very good prospect but was held back by an injured foot-still lowered the lioom on an op- ponent. , me Bob lsherwood-End-two year veteran-good pass re- ceiver-jarring blocker- gained frequently on pass down the middle. IIOP Above-Larry Wagner strains for a pass thrown by Junior Caluh in the Northuestt-rn ronts-ft. At right-N'at-havk Ronnie- Racks-y skirts wiclc to clude a Northwm-sn-rn pur- fur:-r. Phil Marlctta-'I'acklv-lvip Pete Moran--Back-in sec- Ben Noland--Back-shoulrle-r ge-Nt man on tht- squad at 230 onfl st-ason of play-waw an injury halnpc-red him through- pountls-founfl wry hard to outstanding lwlorkvr--good out the valiipaigrt--sf'r'on4i mow- by the- opposition. hartl runnc-r4hit pvak auainft yr-ur on thc' outfit. Bladensburg. rv-f - .09 Buddy Shapiro-Guarfi- Jim Sita-End-co-captain on In-it on th-fe-nsv---abow par the Ram Eleven-vt-ry fast huillor-immovalrh- ohjrvt on and ruggr-tl-three yvar veter- fl f+'llf . an--Q-fhcivnt on the- offense- 41 5 vis. Hal Stone-End- used most- ,lark Stueckler-Iiaek-filled Larry W'agnor-Back-firq Bob W'e5lern7Df-fan up ly I on defense- one of the in exe:-Ili-ntly for Petelflloran year on the team-was a hard I.ine Baeker was thi peelal units outstanding utility men in Ins alms:-mw--V tremendous runner Ioxed the eontaet-- veteran from last ye 0 IIN! ! '3f mall- t 'HlI't'lII0V. great tlefensixely. tained injury in the QOHIH a eontest. Rams Recognized Center Erank Black made the third-team of the WYXSHINGTON POST 8 TINIES HER.-XI.D'S All- Nletropolitan team. Illaek. along with defensive guard George Evans. was also awarded honorable mention on the EVENING STAITS Alllletropoli- tan Team. Black and Evans. in addition. were placed on the first string of the All-Suburban Nlaryland units of the STAR. POST. and WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS. The STAR and NEWS also appointed jim Sita. end. and junior Calulu. quarterback. to their :XII- Sulmurlian Nlaryland set-ond teams. Calulm also made second string on the I'OST'S .-XII-Suhurlman Nlary- Iand team. Placed with honorable mention hy the POST were jim Sita. end: Bob Ennis. guard: and Pete Xloran. fullhaek. The NEWS gave honorable men- tion to tailhaeli Ronnie Raeliey. .4I1o1'e Jai-lx Stuerlxler submarines his may to 21 T the Blair 1-ont:--t. Petr- Xloran Init- the Xorthmf-tt-rn line for tv.o yard- and a first down. If Pete Eagen Irlorks a- jim Sita and I.arry TX agner look on. N if' 4nrwv zU! S ,,.., X f . K . . . 'Y x I., - AJ . .PSI A ' ' , .-ww.. .4 , -- -- , , Q5 pf. 1.. ,-.t J .,,,, rut- ' sg..--, U .' .. . in fs ls. -ul- pu- Y' , efgq ,,, .H-ff f 9-if: 1'-n,f,f,',-. O 41' e !'- 4 fi R L JS A' ' ' vw' K - W- , fi, , Kwan. . v '+ft 4. 1 ' - I .Jew ,, 0 v.. Y P .ze ..s..Q.s4 .K gxoalward hoot is hopefully attempted by Rob She-lton. vt-nter forward. although he could haye done without all tht- mental strain. lM'l'lill4f' Suitlanrl tronnct-tl High Point ll-2 in tht- prove-ss. Soccer Unif Looks Toward Beffer '56 linder the tutelage of Mr. Donald Buck. the S.H.S. soccer team managed to win four games out of ten. However. there are indications of things to rome. as out of a 22 man squad only six were seniors. eight were juniors. six were soplnnores. and two were freshman. 'lihe team was led hy three experieiivecl seniors. Alfred Cooke. three year man: joe Shelton, playing his second yearg and Ronald Synder. also in his second season of play. These three were selected as co-captains. Four games were added to this season's schedule. ln previous years the squad played only six contests. SCOREBOARD RAMS OPPONENTS 8 ....... ..... H igh Point ..... ................. 2 6 ..... ..... S asscer ............. 3 2 .... ..... C wynn Park ..... 4 2 .... ..... N orthwestern 4 ll .... ..... H igh Point ..... 2 2 .... ..... S asscer ............... 4 l .... ..... G wynn Park ..... 5 4 .... ..... S urrattsyille ..... O 2 .... ..... N orthwestern 3 2 .... ..... 5 urrattsville 9 Row I: Al Cooke. Ed Buenzli. Gerald Stevens. Carl Fisher, Leon lrby, Ronnie Snyder. Charlie Gibbs. Don Re-Hner. Row 2: Coach Buck, Charlie Howard. Robert Rawlings, Charlie Curtain, James Allen, Bob Shelton, Gene Yandivander, Joe Shelton, David Boggs, John Norton. Row 3: Frank Martin. David Carrol, Richard Doubleday. Tim Smith, W'illiam Jones, Harry Hardy, Bob Richardson tmgrl. L 1 1 . I P F7 55 Q ,L at ei 9 James Allen-Right Full- Alfred Cook-Right Half- Donald Hgffngr-Center. hack-Fira! yvar on the squad bark-has plays-d for three' halfbagk-first yr-ar on varsity -playa-d good ball at all terms -repeatedly gave good -,a1,,-aw dependable, times-liig man. pwrformance-fro-Captain. i CC Q 4:5 JW 99 Charles Howard-Cvnler Joe Shellonflxft Wing- Ronald Snyder-Center Forwarda-always on the go- sparkplug on the team-an- Forward-one of the most was on the varsity last year- other two year man-always versatile players on the squad good all around ball player. hustle'-d4co-captain. -in his sfcond year of play -co-captain. lid ilu:-nzli idol-lv a goalward inoot ivy a Gwynn Park oppm-nt. lim Nmitii it tin ltft loolv on. ug 'Ubi' f ndf If-.Z .r ii- ., .mn V-ui-. 1.4.ull v-5. Ruily Calulm see-ins intent on going through two Blairites for primal possession of the lvuskethall. Shriver Leads Rams Thru Rough Season Suitlanfls baskethall team elimaxefl a rough season with an impressive win oy'er the North- western Wildcats for the hrst time in 5.ll.5.'s hte year history' by' a tight score of 43-42. The Ram harclwootl men enclecl up with a won and lost rec-orfl of seven and thirteen for a .350 average and Stan Shriver was the hero of the season as he lecl the S.ll.5. scoring: with 313 points. Also instrumental in Coat-h Biekfortls plans were Bob tiamphell. liorl Sale. Dorsey Nlelntosh. Junior tlaluh. Ruily lialuh. Whitey Sehmitlt. and llill llaupt. An impressive early' season win the hoopsters turnecl in was over :Xnaeostia of the Washington Metropolitan area. Final sz-ore in that eontest was -1--1134. Steye Yermillion. eoaehing the junior varsity' for the first time. lt-cl the aspiring varsity' hopefuls to one of the lretter seasons as they elosecl with a won- lost rem-orcl of four and eight. In the hulk of the tilts Toni Nloorman. Jaek Teague. anrl lfcl lluenzli were the sparkplugs of the junior Red and White. lioaeli Bit-kford explains a play to Suitlancls big seven. Front row-Coaeh Biekfortl, Whitey Schmidt, Rudy Calub. Bark row- llrnee Miller, Mgr., Boh Sale. Bill Haupt, Bob Campbell. Stan Shriver. Captain. Junior Calub, Ronald Thornburg, Mgr., and Robert Misenheinler. Mgr. .gr -of Hob ffnmpbvllr Pixot man Dorsey Marlnlosh He-Nt Bob Sale fluarml--good hall Stan Shrivvr-Vflaptairr hr--I gum! hook -hut fxaluahh- rv- jurup:-r on ivam -howwl hanmllf-r potvnt jump fhotw- awrage- in Hi-County---Ie-rrihs IN1llrule-r--warmfl-yvar man. NI:-ady imprnwment through- rval hufth-r and te-am playrhr. jump shot---hackhonv of tr-am out wa-ml. lirothr-r. rhix ix fun. Ilorwy Nlarlntosh with a gh-Q-ful expr:-N-ion gow up for a re-hound in Ihr- lilanle-nihurg vnnlvxt. .A J , ' ' x 3 A if? ' nd' .llllllflf hxlull takv- 1lf-A-I ann 1-11 Ihr hong' and lf-IN :un fur . 4 ,. Nw jwlllll- LILILHIINI Ixnhur-l Nlurmtgmllvry. 3 A I Q? ,f is X- 1 SCOREBOARD RAMS OPPONENTS M Q 26 60 44 39 50 Alumni .................... Wv1f'0I111CU ................. Easton .......... ....... ....... Anacostia ........................ St. Stephens .,......,..,........ Bethesda-Chevy Chase .... . 65 59 34 38 T3 oi Richard Montgomery 53 48 Blaflensburg 59 56' St. Albans .... 53 4T High Point ...... ....... 6 1 52 Northwestern ........... 54 5T Laurel .............................. 50 5T Bethesda-Chevy Chase .... 67 53 Ue Nlatha ,....................... T3 53 Hladensburg .................... 6T 66 Richard Montgomery 51 5T High Point ...................... 64 42 Montgomery Blair .......... 66 43 Northwestern .................. 42 66 Montgomery Blair .......... T5 J.V.SCOREBOARD RANIS OPPONENTS 54 Chamberlain .................... 52 20 Bethesda-Chevy Chase .... 68 37 Bladensburg .................... 52 28 Gonzaga .......................... T8 33 Northwestern .................. 52 41 High Point ...................... 45 40 Bethesda-Chevy Chase .... 61 43 George Washington ........ 4T 50 District Heights ...... ....... 4 3 39 High Point ......... ....... 4 3 33 Blair ................ ....... 8 0 33 Northwestern .................. 54 Wllitey Svhmizlt is out in il vlose play at the 1-irvle annl l1.C.fi.'s Tom Farriligtoll whips the hall over anrl into the lmuvket. B011 lfamplre-ll. 53. races in for a vlosr-r 10014 at the play. Kneeling: Hermanson, Goff, DeGroot, Teague, Little. Kim. Standing: Arnold. Shapell Douglas Pridjen. Moorman. Hayman, Benzlig Princepi,-Mgr. 1 ' ' Left to right-David Bean. Robert Pimental, Ralph Daily, David Songco, Tim Smith, Joe Shelton. Middle Row-John McEwan, Danny Mitchell, Steve Dickinson. Coach Hudson, Bill Grim, Paul Woodland, Bobby Jenkins. Back Row-Richard Fogel, Nick Pappas. James Allen, Ed Dickinson, Charles Blankenship. Wayne lvosevic. Dave Scorah. Bill Stevens. Bruisers Finish Seasons Wiih 3-5 Record SCOREBOARD RAMS OPPONENTS lt? ....... ...... S t. Albans ................ 24 l6 ....... ...... W ashington S. Lee ...... ..... 2 3 30 ....... ...... G alludet Prep ......... ..... 1 9 30 ....... ..,... f Xnnapolis ...... ..... l 3 20 ....... ...... W akefield ......... ..... 3 3 30 ....... ...... N orthwestern ...... .. T 35 ........................ Southern ........ ..... 1 8 Xl.FRT---llave Songco. All-Kiev ropolitan 103 pound undefeated champ, represented S.H.S. in f-ight matches. sexen terminating in xictory and one in a draw. Through rain, snow, injury, and ineligibility the Scarlet and White grappling unit managed to com- plete the season with a 3-5 record. Facing strong learns and top men the squad was able to finish the February 24-25 Fourth Annual Metropolitan Wrestling Tournament in sixth place with 34 points. The outstanding mat-man was undefeated Dave Songco with six pins and one draw to his credit. Songco also won top honors in the 103 pound class of the wrestling tournament. Also in the tourney, Bill Grimm won second place in the un- limited class and Dan fVlitchell took fourth in the l65 pound division. Nantes prominent on anyones score card were Dave Songco, Tim Smith. Dan Nlitchell and Bill Grimm. Also lacing high ere lioh Jenkins and john Mr-Ewan. The captain was Steve Dickinson. XYith a small number of the Umanglersu gradu- ating. the canvas men will have a strong experi- enced nucleus with which to face a hopeful '57 season. '51 -.as 'aff' Su-xr Dirkinson Captain Bill Crimn1 Une- tie-fvatl J00 Sh8ll0n' IAiglilUH'i5lill wr:-stlwti at lnginning: of lim-aunt-iglit ll-Us wr-ight tn -trong-fash wrt-stlml fl sr-zisun. zirlxziiitagf- f-t'Il4is lllllsl mari-h. sz-asori--,uonrl spirit. vs with pins. Bob lt-nkins sm-ins to have the advantage. tc-niporarily at least. Dan Nlitchvll hrings his hout to an f-nd against Wakefield. Owr a Warrior tot-. Paul Wumllzinil vliniaws his Yfakefivirl tilt with a intvrffsting: vruvihx hohi whivh form-mi his man to a fin--poiiitvr. 1 Paul NMmflIariri's nvar pin of his Wah'-tif-lil uppuriviit ix uhruptlx litilml vshvn his stinv-law snaps. an-l tiinv- is Iailvri to rf-pziir 'ill tluiiiaigfs. 85 'v .ig 1 1' .i 5 1 N i 1 4 Rm 'il Sf f J i 1 ' 'f V I , I ? I .6 M sf 'F A V . A1 X f .if 'f fri? fi 'Li ' il ,, Li . J 5 I 1 : A A - ,. , Q s , l V t K ' I xql. V Y f is V t 2 Q .tj K. xi. V A g , . gravy, 1 I , f 5 'A my , X. X A f.: t ,-. .iii fini fx r 1, txw 1 an f Dave Boggs, Bill Jones. Second Rowe Front Row-John Sesso, Bobby Jenkins, Robert Douglas, Rudy Calub, Bob Shelton, Manager Larry Christ, Raymond Kennerly, Richard Doubleday, Mike Mitchell Jimmy Wine, Richard Englund, Jack Stueckler, Manager Mike Cendel. Third Row-Coach Hudson. Richard Cussick, Frank Constantino, Tom Jenkins. Bob Griffin, Ronny Snyder. Dennis Donaldson. Baseball Nine Turn In Good Performance Living up to advance notice, the 1956 baseball team wound up their slate posting a fair won-lost record. An accelerated finish was the only highspot of the campaign, although the pitching of John Sesso, aroused a few cheers on the Ram front. Their offense, paced by Bob Shelton, Rudy Calub, Rick Cusick, and Bobby Jenkins was more than HALF FAIR-On a jaunt from first to third. Daw Boggs contemplates aiming for home. adequate, but it couldnit offset their seive-like defense. Coach Hudson has 90 percent of his charges re- turning, and should easily make a run for the Bi- county crown next year. Even with this in mind, seniors John Sesso, Jack Stueckler, Denny Donaldson, Frank Constantino, Mike Mitchell, Ronny Snyder and Jimmy Wine will be sorely missed. Frank Constantino-outfielder- bats and throws right-handed- two year veteran-rated as c1ub's D6IHliS D0l13ldS0I1SPilCl1Pf-HFS! best outfielder-long ball hitter- year man-bats and throws right- delivers timely hit. handed-excellent team man. xv' ' 'ff . ui 86 - i f 2 -'i' W .e1- ,. ,g1.1zf-fe,-fy:-.w,5.. . L f 1 d:--,-- ' P'- Pg llltll Ill A . WW 1 A g IN :fp 7, i1'f'b' -e ' ,. V- . , Lt .' if-51:1 .1 , ' ... - ,, ' ff X ,iygi 'Q-'it-.fs-11.-' A .. Sf' -FJ sf-'err' '-K ' ' .Agfw . - :.-J' fi, - rf v fri 4 3 'l,lis2'k :Ein-Q..-t .it -. - - I N .Q Q- .QL4 . . . we A .1 A. i .-f A . A- A . fir. Elf? fit. -, i--AA In ' 4 my V Q Alf... :pa - 1 y s ff J A' Tilffriilgj -1 Q ' Xl' - K My ' -- PA tqwfgifrg-,QL ' :-15,5 ..,5,ifL .V . -J,-.1 V -- 5.1 . .. . ,Pb' f'f',- xg ..,1..,i,:-sy ' . . . 3. i Q .s '. ,assi ' 52753-V 't - A 11' ', f- x 'gli ' its 'T- ' , 'j' ,, ' ' D . f- .., ' -- -JUQLY-ritz '-2: .'-ff . M ' K .' ' 'L'-5 - fi Pl. :- ffME-:'f:.i- ' Ronnie Snyder-outfielder- ,lack Stueckler-outfielder- f iffwiq. . . T - ?? x5i1n-Qi - U ..,- ,W , Yi.-,C+ first vc-ar man-bats and first year man-bats and A li. A .-1.2.4, -' pq.- -'7 throws right-handed-strong arm-definite clog in the Ranfs run production ma- vhine. Schedule March 29. , . ,... Surrattsville throws right-handed-maim stay on defense-a good hust- ler. . . . . .Home April 10. . . .... Chamberlain . . . .Home April 13. . . ..., St. Alban's . . . . .Away April 17 ,,.. .... A nacostia . . . . .Away April 19. . . .,.. Laurel ...... . . .Away April 23 .... .... B ladensburg .......... Home April 25 .... .... U . S. Naval Academy April 26 .... . , . Plebe Team ......... Away High Point ... ...Away Northwestern . . . .... Away .B.C.C. ............... Home .Montgomery Blair .... . Home Bladensburg .......... Away High Point ... ... Home Northwestern .... . . .Home .B.C.C. ............... Home Montgomery Blair ..... April 30 .,., .,.. May 3. May 7, , . .. .. May 10. May14. May 17 May 21. . . . . , May 24. . , . . . May 29 . . . . . May 31. .Away .Woodward Prep ....... Home Wakefield ....... .... H ome - -- Ai - Q-Q - gg--'e . .'. -a - fu , 7-L. . f ,W -,.-. -.- TALLY ONE MORE-depicted is a demonstration of the rotent 'corin which camo as a reward for faithful, tcdius I . F Q practice. Q 1---at Mike M1tchell-0utlielder- first year man-bats and throws right-handed - ball hawk-dependable in the clutch-always hustles. Pm I? l john year veteran-bats and throws right-handed-good control- best junk man in the cir- cuit. ,lim Wine-third base-lirst year man-covers the hot corner well-good spray hitter -a real scapper. fl-' 5 .2 Tracksfers Achieve Besf All Round Season af? s A ar y. I Boll Campbell-senior . . . Dis- cus. shotput, high jump . . . turned in consistently good per- formances all season . . . liiglivst scorer among the seniors . . . endangered discus mark held hy .lim Sita several times . . . terrific team man. Bill Benhofi-senior-,second year . . . hurdles, broad jump. 880 . . . showed excellent fomi in all events . . . a capable fill-in for the 880. and mile relay teams. The bright, shiny new faces of Tom Adams, Bob Campbell, and Ronnie Boore and the continuing bril- liance of such veterans as Charlie Gibbs. Eddie Donn, lid Buenzli. and Russ Beard. were among the primary reasons the 1956 edition of the Scarlet and White thin- clacls posted its greatest season in history. The year was marked by a revampment of the record books, as nearly every old mark was erased by the terminus of the season. Suitland entered the Bi-County. County, and State meets plus three other community affairs against the likes of High Point, B-CC, Richard Montgomery, St. johns, and Oxon Hill. Bruce Miller-senior . . . pole vault . . . an inspiration to all of his teammates . . . keen com- petitive spirit. Ist row Cary Guardia ,left Raskm Wayne Ivo evic Tom Uoorman Ed Buenzli B111 Benhoff Bruce 'Stiller 2nd row Gre Kabados Bill Grey Ed Campbell Bill Wilken hed DeGroot Nick Pappas Jack Davis 3rd row 'VIr Bailey Russell Beard Eddie Donn Tommy Adam Bob Campbell Tim Du an Charlie Gibbs Ronnie Boore 'Vlr Fedora 12 1055 tt 95:35 L l'7 ' l ., QU I 00 'tv ,Q Filst Razr: Frank Thomas. Rim-hard Edgar. Jerry Howie. Kenny XIcNey. Gary Bowie. Frank Princapav. Tim Smith. Douglas llerhe-rt. ,lov Shelton. Se:-uml Rout I.:-v Herman. Tom Howie. Frankie Nlarlin. Ceorzze Whitt-. Ilannsi Klitclu-ll. Joe- Hanson.. fillarlvs Sluipiro. XX illiuin Sislvli. Tll0l'lUIl lloltzvlaw. Bill Stevens. Third Rout Manager Marshall l.eVinr. Ed Suit. Donald llvfiner. ,Iimmy Allen. john .indolfattmn 'lill0I1l85 Nlulkaw. lfrf-d Nelson. ,lov 0'l34-rg. Donald Wiood. Barton Cannon. Holy liake-x. Eugen: Yan lh-xandf-r. manage-r NI arxin Yann. Splrlf, Sfa ,.,, Doug Hf-rhert-.-Xttack- tl:-ccptive. mma, Charaderize Lacrosse Squad Suitland's second year in lacrosse saw a much smoother, more coordinated team take the field in 1956. A good first string, led by senior Joe Shelton and juniors Bart Cannon, Lee Herman. and Danny Mitchell, lacked the much needed sup- port of solid reserves. The Rams. the only lacrosse N unit in the area, were coached by Mr. Warthen. A a former Washingtcmn College attack man, Mr. John Freedman, a Canadian pro, and Mr. Art Kirkland. HE? ff R K Q .lifllflly Allen-Mobile Donald Heffner-Nlidfield 4.4'xi'.'fllf C0011 stick llanfllef. fggod Stick handler, Kenny KIcNey-.-'tttack- Buddy Shapirofdefensef Joe Shelton-Close attack steady dew-loped into good first year-showed possi- -good stick handler and plgy-r, llilily. dodger. -4 Ss 2, . , 1 l ff, , ! I 1- ,- i Z' Cami Fedak puts Gnishing - an nrt projocx. iouche-5 on l fi X xp. .Y V S r - all A or iiii J 9 I .1 .1 M Sa ndy Caslie br ing. usiic-s up on i xer largct sii00 Q. X ociaiion sponsorvd Xiu- play Night The PlH4l'lli1--'Yt'klt'ill'TS-SUILIYHIS . as Mn:-I Valli pn--crm-ri by tho Frim-nmisiiip Hnusn- Piaym-rs. ix A 51 - 'lag .ln ' ' S ' ? 5 . i , 255 f 1 - Q gg' i ' 'Mn M 4 L ' . 3 :.,,. 1 , M, ' ,X ii kv Q A- K 1 A A a . 1 , , ' 3 1 X. A X 2. ' ' ' Q 'X V A 1 I Jack Stueckler solos as 1 ' as . he l d ' Chorus sing Gloria In Excelsisguzitairiie Clircizil- 9O mas Concert. i S 'X 2 To Our Alma Maier . Extra curricular actxvltles exhlblt a crosss sectlon of the students mterests Ill any school At S H S the array of actwltxes HQSIQI ln dewelopmg self control and sportsmanshlp throuffh vroup partlclpatlon They help to tram the mmd as well as the bods and proufle a feelmv of falth and smcerltx ACt1Y1tlCS dewelop a splrlt of unltx SOCl3bllltY and fuend hip By sacrlficmg personal Ulorx for the Good of the group students are taught the baslc xrleals ln llfe those Ideals that are more saluable than the knowledge that can be obtamed from all the books ln the world If each member of the Group practlces these ldeals the Alma Mater wlll have achlewed ltS Chlef purpose Nh Qaltzgavff ew Bag H d ,ark over l Boll lzflleglllllcllent Councxl lan: 0' lluueun boafd vfflgpx 9 -'ws Jgnlle wln El' bers check C095 at m N H S me Bu 1 Dlant John on al ltlxem -Xnes nf 5 Xlanager 0 that du tells Jenn' Capum 1 on the her lat Patmen L plan Echo Arles mstallmen I I K. - r K., u Y V ' .... .- .,.. Y .. . ' C' 1' 5 .. - 'vw U . . - V ' 1: e .., ' Y . P e , A ' ' . am 5 s aff,- . V .., F, D s. I mg l ' ,, il . at , Q , . Q 4 Sslqa .S- h M . 4' . 'S - . 'S 1- . s Q e ,S ,- .Q . X , is ,V - .- 9 ' . , Q, l' , . W ..,, . X X , 1, l by fig Student Council l't'lH'4'N'lllLlllH'S discuss and revise their constitution. Sfudenf Government Builds The 1955-56 Student Council, led by president Pete Ilagen, completed a very successful year as the first student government to operate in Suitland Senior High School. The council is composed of one elected representative from each homeroom and each char- tered club, with Mr. Saltzgaver acting as advisor. Working to help bring the students in closer har- mony with the operation of the school, this year's Student Council sponsored the Homecoming Parade. lresldent Pete Eagen outlxnts the revision of the Constltu tion with the laxecutne Committee composed of Janice Bennett Pat Rutter 'Nlr Saltzgaver .ludy Pickttt Rose mary Cochrell Bob lsherwood and Olga 'Nliranda N11 sing from the picture .lumor Lalub 'M-. Good Americans the Toys for Totsv campaign, erection of the school's first outdoor Christmas tree, the Christmas food bas- ket collection, the Safety Convention. the Sadie Haw- kins Dance, and a picnic for council members. Oflicers were: Pete Eagen, president: Bob lsher- wood, vice-presidentg Judy Pickett, recording secre- tary, Olga Miranda. corresponding secretaryg Pat Rutter. treasurerg and Junior Calub, sergeant-at-arms. Suitlandites whoop it up at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Q Q 'Z .9 I L. QF- I .Q . -4 wf ., Winter lIl4'IlllH'I'S of Iln- Nailionz-l Honor Society are shown here- after ilu- full inilnction. Th.-y :irm-1 Olga Nllfilllllll. xx-llllliltl lif'i1NcI's.tiz1l'ol tlarrf-lt. lticlnirrl White: Nti-N Surah l.:-ite-r. Sponsor: Kola:-rt I-Iii-ruootl. xlZ1l',1l1tI't'l ,li-It , . . lit-rritml Kaufinaii Ilaxiil lliilluril. lioric Kim. qg..,,r1,. gmli-r.oii, ilolin ltierle-el. liarlrira lion-. Sli--lhy Perry, Joyce High. lfrziiiecs Him- . , . Jutlitli Nlctlraiiii, lit-tty Xln-rnaitlix. lfsllier Taylor. -'tntoini-Ile Xntlolfalto. Sanflra tfa-llc. Kolwrt Hagen, ltiiine john-on. Carolyn Harrell lla-ru 'xrnn . . , Nlairy llul-twirl. liarhara lin-r-oii. lille-n tlusxscll. Xnitu Stchr. ,lzinicf- ltr-iirictt. lfiaiiic-fy lla-Hart. lfarol Fwlulx. anti lit-tty lluxis. Alpha C hapfer Works For A BeHer School The National Honor Society is an organization cle- signerl to recognize and encourage the development of students in the areas of scholarship. leadership. character. and service. lncluctions were held twice cluring the year. in the fall for the induction of seniors. ancl in the spring for recognition of seniors and juniors. The Alpha Chapter, untler the direction of Nliss Leiter. co-sponsorefl the Homecoming Wieekencl and worlierl towartl the completion of a school hanfllmooli. They also checkerl coats at tht- clances ancl tlecoratecl the giant tfhristnias tree in the cafeteria. Oflicers of the Society were electefl each semester. The following helrl positions: john liieclesel. Dick White. presitlent: Pete lfugen lloh lsherssoocl. vice presi- clent: Phyllis llacle. .Xllyn Nloornian. secretary: anfl Olga Nliranrla. Carol fiurrett. treasurer. Honor Society iii:-nilvers l'1-te l-lagcri. lloli lslif-rnooil. Olga Xlirantla. ,lohn Ki:-tif-sf-l. lit-ra fxrnn. Xllyn Xloornian. :intl Sanfli' 411-Ile fliscuss plain- for the llUltIl'l'U'llltl:j llillllw' xxitli Xli-s l.citf'I', Int k White. Santly Castle. Boll lslierwoonl and Pliylli Uatle -peak on the Society! qualifica- tion-: Scliolar-hip. lmatlersliip. ffharacter anfl Si-rx ice. . Q c P In . - .rf ' t ' Q -7,1 I ' 1912 L ' , i haw Q--,sf 7 N.. hx 'Q , 2- P Nlr. Lally strikes up the band before the Northwestern Pep Assembly. gg vw sqft I 1 'L Nlajorettes Ella Steele. Linda McCartney, Pat Thompson. Mary Halstead. Pat Hare. and Anita Stehr, put the finishing touch on a new routine. Drum Nlajor. llivk White. leads the band into the gym for its spring concert. ta ,. Yearbook Sfaff Complefes A Difficulf .lob the nord Aries itself. rcprescnts school spirit. in that its Latin definition. ram. refers to our athletic tcams. Xlany long hours of preparation have heen required lloycr. juniors, to produce this. the 1955-Ci edition of the Aries through which the stall has presented the life of our school. Wvith the :Xlma Mater as the theme. we have attempted to press into each leaf. the work. the play. and the lasting experiences of this school year. rf' Q 'Tj ffl! i L if If i -. 'ii' 'x,. x 'LE in '2-T .V ' s ii- F 1-'f X wb . l x , i The Fuitland chapter of Quill and Scroll. a national honorary journalism socicty. inducted six seniors and two juniors at the journalism dcpurtnient's spring hanquct in Nluy. Those inducted were: Donna liraunat. Rohr-rt Eagle-n. Diane Johnson. lie-rnic Kanfnian. Judy Mcflrain. and John Ric-des:-I. scniorsg and ,Ioycc Windsor and Sh-ny Stan Shriver and Bernie Kaufman dis- Judy llcfirain. Editor-in-Chief. checks cuss picture-s as Pat Hurley types copy. the coming wcek's assignments with the Aries staff. -gr E 3 'K N, vc xii A 5 P ai Publishing Of The Echo Keeps Siaff Busy The lfehn passes thrnugh many' phases hefrare the finished produet is ready for the students lu read. 'lihe niemhers of tht- lfelm staff illustrate the fullnyyiny: steps. I-.tl f.aniplu-ll eheeks the heat shi-vi fur his as- signment. Vat cilllllil'l'tl1l and Kim Kelly interyieyy .ludy Curley for the stnry theyire yyriting un the Stu- dent tfnuneil. :Xfter the story is written. it is typed hy Brenda Munrne and eupy' read fur errors hy' Donna liraunat. Juyee Windsor headlines the stories. Mag- 'jett and Judy Nleflrain cheek yyhat ads must ap- Nlenihf-is nf the helm stall l.lIl4lLl koala-. Put fanflerda. lxlm ki-llyp lie-ra Xrnn. Wayne lyuseyie. Nlargarvt .le-It. lfd Camp- hell. li1iIIl!'TOIl Nluee. lin-nflu Nlunr-if-. llnnuld Ne-yygeiit. llunna Hruiimit. ,Imee Windsnr. ,ludy Nletlrain. .lnhn liivdesel. l'+-te pear in this issue. When the eopy is ready' Linda Cnale prepares it tn mail tu the printer. The copy' returns from the printer in the form nf proof. The prnuf is then eut and pasted nn dummy sheets hy' l'ete lfagen. john lliedesel pronfreads tn eateh any' mistakes. yyhile Diane Hester suhmits late copy. The paper is then sent tn the printer fur the final time. Hera .-Xrnn and Wayne Iy'osey'ie put the paper in Cainerfyn Klan-eis Iueker so he can enjoy' the final step. lfageii. and Bernie Kaufman undertake the task nf planning the next issue of the paper. hllssillgl from pieture is Diane llestvr. News l':4liTlur. 4'-as - ,ff James Wilson, Russell Beard, Jack Stueckler, Tom Moorman, Gerald Nichols. Eugene Starbuck, Pat Johnson, Phyllis Mellott, Barbara Long, Hera Arnn, Elsie Craig, Adeline Ontrich. Lola Oden. Sandra O'Brien, Sandra Felker, Joan Hale, Donald Lingan. Nancy Smullins, Judy Horton. Ellen Caswell, Virginia Staats, Jean Schultz, Jackie Roper, Steny Hoyer, Chris James, Larry Schu- hart, Linda Means, Rex Shaver. Jim Johnson, Bob Pimental, Alvin Moore, Kathy Hodge, James Curles, Carol Freeman, and Peggy Jordan, members of the Choir, sing under the direction of Mrs. Pelling, director. Choral.Groups Help Develop Sfudenf Talenf The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Pelling. is the most advanced choral group at Suitland. Highlighting their public appearances this year was the annual Spring Concert. Other performances in- cluded the Christmas Concert. caroling at the Alms liouse. the Variety Show, the Easter Assembly. Mary- land Choral Day. the Regional Choral Festival. and the County Choral Clinic. The choruses are composed mostly of students who are taking choral work for the first time. Mrs. Pelling directs a girls, chorus and a mixed chorus. Under the direction of Miss Fasig is the ninth grade mixed chorus, the senior high mixed chorus and the ninth grade and senior high girls? choruses. They have appeared at numerous assemblies at S.H.S. this vear. .vat F 6 l , Sl.. .ff .. is f 1.1m 4 ei f.. .4lmre--Hou' I-Pat Donaldson. Linda Folwer. Carmen Prieto, Margie Nleetre. Danny Mitchell, Fern Kealoha, Gilbert Clark, Gladys Morton. Jeanette Lanciaux, Phylis Whittington. Row 2-'Phyllis Oswald, Gayle Shirley, Linda Lowry. Paul Ringer. Jim Johnson, Walter Shober, Gene VanDevander, Jo Ann Terry, Bonnie Barnes, Barbara Martin, Shirley Webb. Row 3-- liarbara Lee Brown, Carol Ann Pierce. Pat Rutter, Lois Evans, Donald Lingan, Freddie Ander- son. Randy Thorne, Rex Shaver. Beverly Goodwin, Barbara Jean Robey. Gail Zornek. The girls chorus is pictured during their appearance at the annual Spring Concert. First row: .ludy McGrain, Milly Lee, Vir- ginia Schauf. Frances Hess. Dorothy Harris. Francey DeHart, Joyce Breeden, Betty Davis, Shirley Aaron. Pat Skillman, Carolyn Davis. Second low: Betty Lou Williams. Barbara Thompson. Rena Hardcsty, Nancy Patrick Thompson, Doris Segal, Janet Day, Joan Daly, Jean Rogers. Janice Eslin. Marie Zois. Third row: Jackie Hackett, Marylou Munro, Ann Leonard, Jeanine Hicks, Pat Brown, Shelby Perry, Virginia Fritz, Marsha Hagler, Peggy Milstead, Norma Hile, under the direction of Mrs. Pelling helped present the Spring Concert. , X. 1 load D Wil' .1 l V- fri-44...t. my ff 4 '51 ' IL 1 - f f Q , fu - ,fa .f lr, My j ,, ff ' e 3 l fr, T tj.. il E . 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Promoting school spirit and cheering at the l.V. games were the two main activities of the ,l.V. eheer- leaders. The cheers of Denise Merello. Carolyn Horn, Annette Stallings, Judy Gorely. Kimble Faircloth. and Mari Bolling sparked the J.V. team throughout the season. The squad had no regular captain but chose a Captain for each game. The Suitland chapter of the Future Teachers Club. part of a national or- ganization. .created a greater interest in teaching and phases of the teaching op- portunities. The club has had many noted speakers. They sent a representa- tive to the meeting of the state Future Teachers Association. The officers include Janice Bennett. president: Betty Davis. vice-president: Nancy Boswell, secretary: and David Ballard. treasurer. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Duke and Mr. Spriggs, Nafion-wide Clubs Help Tram For The Fufure The Suitland chapter of the Future Nurses of America performed services to the school and community by study- ing a Red Cross home nursing course, assisting with the diabetic survey, mak- ing gifts for the Alms House, visiting hospitals in the area. and sponsoring the school drive. lts purpose was to acquaint students with the specialized fields of nursing. and to aid members in choosing and preparing for nursing schools. Sponsored by Mrs. Rebecca Windle. school nurse, the F. N. Afs ofhcers were Chcrrye Stewart. president: Joan An- derson. vice-presidentg Judy Rulapaugh. recording secretaryg Joanne Howells. corresponding secretaryg and Margaret Wilhelm. program chairman. A1 .- -.wg 4'-.1 Ag., , 151. ' . ' 2'fi- fhw-,. f I5 ,x .fm miiffigwf ' ' 5, 4 , 3 ,N av. W1 sr Q, 1 Q, I 5 A4 AQ il! - If F, 1 K if ., by 5 xr Y gift? W? ' v ta. my K-Qi 91 -V35 ' 1 P ,Q X I 'T5 1..,,...L.1-.. Q 4 if it , if SE jgi v in f Q QNSN 1 C X 92 J X Nlemher- of the Hi-Y lecl by Presiclent. Viootly ffurles: Sgt. at Arms. Kenny Gunn: anfl sponsor. Nlr. Theuret: listen to plans for tht- newly formed organization. Seated left to right are: Charlie Blankenship. Dorsey Nlaelntosh. Kenny Ylcxey. llu1lrly5hapiro. Bob Sale. George Boniface. George Evans, Doug: Herbert. .lohn Knox. jim Kehres. Ray Rillon. Bill Stallings. anrl Etl NIePer-lc. Ninfh Grade Esiablishes New Tri-Hi-Y Club The ninth grade Tri-Hi-Y was organized. this year. for the purpose of acquainting freshmen girls with the functions of a senior Tri-Hi-Y. Carol Hooper. president: Bonnie Koontz. vice presi- mlent: Juanita Fish, secretary: Joan Nlewhorter. treas- Xlootly tfurlrs. Pre-itlr-nt of the Hi-X vrowns Nliss Ruth Sorrell Queen of Heart l nml at the annual Heart Hop sponsored by the X clubs. L ,.- i V , , 9 N ' 3 ff! urer: and Hari' Mathews. chaplain. have letl the t-lull through the difficult period of organization. In the future. the senior Tri-Hi-Y will profit from the membership of the girls who have been members of the freshman Tri-Hi-Y. The Clubs put a lot of effort into making the Heart Hop a sufcess. Group Sfudy Adds To School Subieds Several clubs have been developed at Suitland for the benefit of students who desire to go beyond the classroom in certain fields of study. The Biology Clubs, the Astronomy Club, the Junior Classical League, and the Math Club are open to students who are specially interested in these fields, One of the new clubs at Suitland this year was the Tri-Beta Biology Club, sponsored by Mr. Gruber. The members maintained all lab animals and speci- mens. Their main project was speaking to elementary school students in order to stimulate interest in biolo- gy. The officers of the club were Gretchen Voitel, director, Harry Hardy, assistant director: Pat Flournoy, secretary, and Edward Donn, treasurer. The members of the Astronomy Club, under the direction of Mr. Kilbourne, endeavored to create an interest in astronomy and to learn facts about the heavens around them. A few of their projects con- sisted of watching movies and filmstrips, and taking field trips. Mr. Kilbourne's Biology Club consisted of a group of students who showed a genuine interest in the 1- 2 study of biology or wished to prepare for professions in biology. They kept up with current events in biology, went on field trips, heard students talk on various phases of biology, and cared for a menagerie of local wildlife. This year's officers were Sandy Cas- tle, presidentg Myra Jordan, vice-president: Fulton Marshall, secretary, and Phyllis Halfpap, treasurer. The Math Club was created by Mr. T. S. Klein to create a greater interest in mathematics, to broaden certain aspects in the field of math and to help meet the national need for mathematicians. The ofhcers were Dick White, presidentg Boris Kim, vice-presi- dentg Janice Bennett, secretaryg and Bernie Kaufman, librarian. The Junior Classical League, under the sponsorship of Mrs. McGibbon, promotes the study of classical culture. A national organization, the l.C.L.'s activi- ties included a formal induction and participation by invitation in a Roman banquet at Bladensburg. The ofiicers of the club were Janice Bennett, president: Carol Fedak, vice-president, Mary Halstead, secre- taryg and Bera Arnn, treasurer. -ln -., hun- gi 4 1 . 15--ta' I if Mr. Gruber, points out interesting specimens to his Tri Beta biology club. Fulton Marshall, president of the astronomy club shall, Gary Guardia, and David Finley. shows its members an illustration of the sun's companion star. Pictured are club members, Rudy Fominaya, ,lim Spletter, Mimi Mintz. Janet Carl- son, Phylis Halfpap, .ludy Kulberg. Fulton Mar- Y The Biology Club untle-r the direction of Nlr. Charles Kilbourne. watches closvly as Santly Castle pointf out parh of the human anatomy. Hr. Klein describes the functions of a scxtant to the nie-nib:-rs of his Math Clulr. Wayne Blake. Boris Kim, Myra Jordan. Dick White. ,-'knneliew llille. and John Ricrlescl. 91 W l . 4' D fgsrgasg 1 Nlrs Gihhon. llcra Xrnn. Marv Halitvatl. Francix Wood. liarhara Dow. Antoinvttf- .Knflolfatto Janvt ffarlwn. Xnne-lin---' tlille-. l.uurif- llall li-twn att:-ntnt-ly u- Nlary llarrow cxplainx thy- J.lf.l, 4-mlzly-m. The Library Club members handle all the work of run- ning: the school library. Siudenis Perform Exfra Service To School The Library Club seeks to promote the interests and ideals of the school library in order that the librarians may render their best service to their fellow-students and to their faculty. The Library Club. under the direction of Miss Billard. has performed a vital service to the school working to make the library a valuable aid for the 1.300 students vs ho have used it. The oflicers are. Gloria Perry, presi- dent: Louise Mitchell. vice president: Virginia Schmidt. secretary: Nlelissa Sinatra. treasurer: and Dean Howard. sergeant-at-arms. The members of the new Art Club enjoyed a profit- able year by indulging in everything from criticizing their individual sketches to visiting the art galleries dur- ing their leisure time. The officers were Carol Fedak, president. and Nancy Boswell. secretary. Miss Billings is the sponsor of this club whose purpose is BTO give students an opportunity to pursue their art with their own projects and aims in mindf, The bookstore. under the direction of Mr. Dixon and with the assistance of Rosalie Johnson, ,lerry Johnson, Doris Armes. ,lames Shipman, Fred Anderson. lsolina Rossi. Alice Hayden. and ,lane Bennett. completed a successful year of sales ranging from school supplies to necklaces. The store was open before and after school and during every lunch period. Members of thf Art Club listen intently to the criticism offered Carol Fedak. president, by 'Nliss Billings, faculty advisor. gLi . ' 1. 4-k-Qc N- 3-45' iq The :Xrehery Cluh begins praetife for their spring season in the field he-side the lihrary. Sfudenfs Gain Skills And Pleasure ln Games Pleasure and skill are the aims of lmoth the Archery Clulu and the Chess Cluh which are sponsored hy Nlr. Charles Kilborne. The Archery Club is designed to promote interest in archery and to teach the essentials of target shoot- ing. During the spring and fall months. tournaments were held to determine archery Champions. OHiCers of the club are Sandy Castle. president: Fulton Mar- shall. vice-president: Gene Hinkle. secretary: and Duane Joseph. treasurer. The purpose of the Chess Club is to stimulate inter- est in Chess and to provide a free time activity. Throughout the year the Club holds tournaments with other high schools to determine champions. Oflicers of the Chess Club are ,lim Sappington. president: Sandy Castle. vice-president: Bonnie Barnes. secre- tary: and Fulton Marshall. treasurer. ,JVM-MQW The members of the Chess Clulm. Cary Guardia. lim Sappington Judy Kullu-rg. Fulton Nlar-hall. New llasr-lden. Nlauriee llron- str-in. Bonnie llarnes. janet Carl- son. and Raymond llryant, watrli as Sandy Castle and llaxitl Fin- It-y llllfllt' in a game of wits. Dean Stancliff tells the Bible Club who next week's speaker will be. Discussion Of Bible Furfhers Understanding The Bible Club, sponsored by Mrs. Stecca, was organized to create fellowship for those interested in Christ and the Bible, and to encourage further growth in a knowledge of Christian living. Dean Stancliff, presidentg Betty Davis, vice-presi- dentg and Gwen Hathcock, secretary-treasurerg lead the club through an active second year of attending Youth For Christn meetings, making Easter baskets for poor children in the community, and listening to the speeches of distinguished religious leaders, Dale Crawley and Don Rosenburger. D. E. Course Helps To Produce Good Drivers To encourage good driving and safe- ty habits, the driver training class was held for the sophomores who were fif- teen years of age or older. The program, instructed by Mr. Vin- cent Ford, allowed each student to drive at least one hour a week and to spend one hour in the classroom. To pass the course, the sophomores were required to prove that they could exhibit a proper attitude toward the car as well as the necessary ability to maneuver it. Driver training has its difficulties! Mr. Ford gives pointers, and Carolina Agnolutto looks puzzled. ofrh -mgggmz . W i ,, . A A ,., W Q52 1 ch: SHS. lo W ' iai Guang lc Amie X-men inva , - d Forces. , Q11 Nano! t ' me-rcst in tx A create in rf..-A W ffl? I. L I ,Zi ,I ,f-.., -.,,, .gk vi Y, :Q an V X . . ' s '- - One Nation Undcr bod . . . Ai S.H..,. rcwcrencc n in thc sahne io the fiat!- show .f xx P Sadie Hawkins One oi thc Nscaggiesf' coupies at lhc c Jinny Cans and Dick Eury gil hitched by i his 'iwife' Olga. Dane ,I Parson lsherwood am Glorious To See . . . Dear old Suitland High School Glorious to see . . . . . . As we look back into the extracurricular activities of the school year of 1955-56. we feel somewhat sad and wish we had shown just one more ounce of school spirit at the athletic contests. participated in that one assembly that seemed so unimportant at the time. or come to just one more evening program at school. However, we do remember some other things vividly. The rhythmical band at the Homecoming Dance. the spirited crowds at the pep assemblies. or the array of talent at the Varietv Show. Yes. in the years to come. we will remember the features of the 1955-56 school year. the features that were so glorious to see . . . An important part of the Homecoming Parade was S.H.S.'s first mascot. mm 5 the footba fl it pep YHHY 0 The majgrettes perform at the rs fee F 4' -Q . Freeman, Frig- H Wamwn, Pat ltiuiu-r-tcgdpgxis for the coming r. ' - 'Q uss . 'I-.5.A, 1 LC dem Of P- yeal' df I-fl. , - ni' Q . X i i- ' A Q f X ' sf-9 ji' ' 11 season S ll, nb The Stuclent Council holds a tea to help acquaint new students with Suitlancl. New Spirif Begins Q t r 5 4 Year's Acfivifies I5 11' 1 Tw., Sit.. ,. Bob Western reads an inspiring poem at the Thanksgiving assembly. A' -1'7 9 A bang , then a uscreechu is heard as Olga Miranda throws on her brakes at the traHie safety meeting. 4 N5 Q ' as The Jumping ,lacks perform for the seniors, who bought x, xi, -,CjA',3.nQ ffff ffl more Echo subscriptions than the other classes. i a 'V - i Q l J J' 'Q 1 ff 1 4 3' I r A --1.. I We ' I I iii Q Y .. u g.,1s I f-'E A PRINCE GEORGE S CUUN Y SIZFETY CONFERENCE SEEDND TEEN AGE TRAFFIC SAFETY EUNFERENEE ki-I Al Ilia- sz-Cond 'I'f'vn-:Xgw Traffic Fafvly fionfq-rm-nw. lu-lil at Suillanfl. tm-ns from all ovvr Prince' George-s County confvrrml on probls-ms of driving saf:-ly. Busy For Suiflandifes Xlr. Saltngawr fakw Q-iijoyiiwiil of Norm- liquid re-fro--lv mvni at tlif- Failiv Hawkins llarivv. floavli llim'l-afonl giw- Stan Fhriwr hi- ba-lwtball leftte-r at tlif- awarnl- a-wmlmly. Nlenilxe-rx of the lia-ketlxall tvzim. llolr flamplwll. llill Haupt. lluln Sale. .llmifif lfululv. :mil Hunly lialulr look on. E s if S It was a tough fight. but wr- finally look a Nortliwe-ste-rn game-. Hs-re-, Wliitz-y Svlimirlt anll Boll fiamplwll attz-mp! to kc-fp the ball from a pavk of Wiilrlvatx. ,.f 1 :QL wrt- more 0 sv tin one 0 tum C1-orgv Evans vs. Donkvy-Tlw battle- lu-twm-n man and n ie - Ilw us lN'llSl vonlinuvs. but Homo SlIlIif'VIS is ge-Ming a rough ell-al in this e-ncountf-r. Donkey H oopsfering Thi- Rum fmmtball squaclron 1-liaiigwl pam- von- sirlvrulily in llw night uln-n lln-5 niulinivfl clmilu-ps and ruclv against faculty nwinlmers in the annual Umilwy Buskf-tlmll ganif-. P11131-rs m-rv floor-lmunrl as the- rlunke-is rears-rl: Cf-urgv l'ix'an's mount frustralc-ml In it all. kicked hiQ ricls-r: Mr. Grulwr i'llPl'IAfl1llf pilrlwfl in on c'l1'Lui-up in one unfor- tunzih- nmnu-nt: unrl in thc- lnimlsl of il all. swine' of tlif' flUI1kf'fF gut bore-fl and xsalkvrl out the lmavlx difilr. lfinal sr-uw-1 favully 6. fuullmll lc-:nn 4. on rin II! n I that Illllil un N1 Tourllc-l.0c'ke-cl in glaflitorial voinlial. stnllvnt anrl Ivaclu-r flonlws 1 nt wrx liappx fight ow-r a Qrnall. brown splwrv. L fx And Displaying Naomi Effinger and Dick Booth open the an- nual Variety Show by waltzing to ll's A Grand Night for Singing. l'm se-ndin' you lo jail. Gentlemen perform in hillbilly style. Old Friends , Sue Spradlin and Gretchen Voitel. dance to Manhattan , New Talenfs! Tn-xanu. Bruce Miller. is bombarmleel with paint hy prop-man Charlie Saules in the lnlumll -elm-tiori of l'm ,le--t From 'llexa-.H l'm ,lest From Texas also featured a bit player. Dirk White, who came from out on the rung:-.N Woody Curles. Flieriff. ,limmy johnson. Wild Cat Kelly. anrl ,Ioan Hale, the Sweet- hearlf' present. Don't Fence Xie ln. ac- vompaniecl by the choruses. Straight from the country, Nanri anml Nlari Bolling try to catvh a man with Hey Good Iillflklnnn Nlatlam Jacqueline ljackt Stueckler ancl her manager Signer Dennis lCarus0l Donald- son pantomime to Why Do l Love You. at the Variety Show. Grace and balance characterize Pat Thomp- son's acrohatic act. I ro .1 1 3 l i I All Suitland Nights court of lovelies: Carolyn Horn, ninth gradeg Rose Myra Sansbury. tenth gradeg Barbara Shelton. tenth grade: l,inda Coale. eleventh grade: Pat Rutter. eleventh grade: Linda Gray. ninth grade: the crown bearer. Megan Epsyg Adeline Onirich. twelfth grade: Barbara Everson, twelfth gradeg and Queen Fuitland Y, Anita Stehr. presented a beautiful spectacle to conclude All Suitland Night. lb-nd those knees. and stretch those arms . . . teachers get in shape for their dangerous encounter with the senior girls. Fun, Suspense, Spark All-Suiiland Nighf On Friday. March 23. All Suitland Night was held. All Suitland night was sad to those who were seeing it for their last time and a great joy and thrill to those who would be seeing it in the years to come. The events for the evening were trampoline acts. wrestling, the high stepping majorettes. a comic volleyball game between the women faculty and senior girls. a basketball game between the men faculty and senior boys. Last but not least was the crowning of Miss Suitland V. Miss Anita Stehr. The Queen was presented with a bouquet of red roses and her court was presented with colonial bouquets tied in matching ribbons. Those on the court were as follows, freshman, Carolyn Horne. l,inda Cray. Sophomores Rose Myra Sansbury. Barbara Shelton. ,luniors Linda Coale. Pat Rutter. Seniors Barbara lfverson. Adeline Ontrich. The queen and her escort Dorsey Mclntosh led the dancing and were joined by the court and specta- tors. thus ending the fifth All Suitland Night. Sally ,lensen Mayhew, Queen Suitland Ill. crowns the lovely Anita Stehr as Queen Suit- land V. at the conclusion of All Suitland Night. 'NX , N., ge r l .. 1 . .-,sy-1-g.-. g.'?-L-Aff-f-2.-'-'-f . . V, ,-, '. Ll B: , Mikh- X! ,x f X' 1. ,G , I, g,. A QA . J, .H Q , Q 'N-. -..-.A ,u J. A .J , eg' V, I N X ' s 44 5 5 X Students fight for balloons after thc sock is brokcn at the annual Sock Hop. No Time In Schedule For Students dance to slow music at the Scarlet and White Hall. M the Sock .-X fn-w balloons fall be-fore the sock is brokcn at the annual Sock Hop. ' Spring Fever Hop. students and faculty enjoy a slow dance. Olga Nliranmla, Swcctbcart of the Rams with Robert lsbcrwoorl. llcr cscort. poses for ber coronation picture-. Y all Senior Girls eign As Queens Nliss Anita Stehr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The teams rhose Miss Olga Miranda. daughter of Henry NI. Stehr of Suitland, was voted by the Sir. and Mrs. Robert T. Miranda of Hiller:-st student body to reign as Queen Suitland V. Heights, to be Sweetheart of the Rams for 1956. 123 L The Second Annuak Spring AN exhibits student takfnis. I, A Show . -9 X' S ,Hx N11-mhvrs of thx- Hilhfr with nn-w robes, ii ,S ,S Mr, Warihan prvswlxis p , , . Q A prow-nu-nt to thx- l .I .. . 4-st Lions Club prvsexxh-d th 4- Choir '? ' lam for school im- 5- n Your Fame Will Never Die . . . . . . The 1956 Aries staff expresses its sincere thanks to the patrons and advertisers who through their financial backing have enabled us to present a vivid remem- brance of this school year. 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