Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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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

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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

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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