Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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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

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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