Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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. I P F7 55 Q ,L at ei 9 James Allen-Right Full- Alfred Cook-Right Half- Donald Hgffngr-Center. hack-Fira! yvar on the squad bark-has plays-d for three' halfbagk-first yr-ar on varsity -playa-d good ball at all terms -repeatedly gave good -,a1,,-aw dependable, times-liig man. pwrformance-fro-Captain. i CC Q 4:5 JW 99 Charles Howard-Cvnler Joe Shellonflxft Wing- Ronald Snyder-Center Forwarda-always on the go- sparkplug on the team-an- Forward-one of the most was on the varsity last year- other two year man-always versatile players on the squad good all around ball player. hustle'-d4co-captain. -in his sfcond year of play -co-captain. lid ilu:-nzli idol-lv a goalward inoot ivy a Gwynn Park oppm-nt. lim Nmitii it tin ltft loolv on. ug 'Ubi' f ndf If-.Z .r ii- ., .mn V-ui-. 1.4.ull v-5.

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Ruily Calulm see-ins intent on going through two Blairites for primal possession of the lvuskethall. Shriver Leads Rams Thru Rough Season Suitlanfls baskethall team elimaxefl a rough season with an impressive win oy'er the North- western Wildcats for the hrst time in 5.ll.5.'s hte year history' by' a tight score of 43-42. The Ram harclwootl men enclecl up with a won and lost rec-orfl of seven and thirteen for a .350 average and Stan Shriver was the hero of the season as he lecl the S.ll.5. scoring: with 313 points. Also instrumental in Coat-h Biekfortls plans were Bob tiamphell. liorl Sale. Dorsey Nlelntosh. Junior tlaluh. Ruily lialuh. Whitey Sehmitlt. and llill llaupt. An impressive early' season win the hoopsters turnecl in was over :Xnaeostia of the Washington Metropolitan area. Final sz-ore in that eontest was -1--1134. Steye Yermillion. eoaehing the junior varsity' for the first time. lt-cl the aspiring varsity' hopefuls to one of the lretter seasons as they elosecl with a won- lost rem-orcl of four and eight. In the hulk of the tilts Toni Nloorman. Jaek Teague. anrl lfcl lluenzli were the sparkplugs of the junior Red and White. lioaeli Bit-kford explains a play to Suitlancls big seven. Front row-Coaeh Biekfortl, Whitey Schmidt, Rudy Calub. Bark row- llrnee Miller, Mgr., Boh Sale. Bill Haupt, Bob Campbell. Stan Shriver. Captain. Junior Calub, Ronald Thornburg, Mgr., and Robert Misenheinler. Mgr.