Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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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

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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

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