Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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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-

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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.

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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.