Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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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

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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

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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