Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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Tracksfers Achieve Besf All Round Season af? s A ar y. I Boll Campbell-senior . . . Dis- cus. shotput, high jump . . . turned in consistently good per- formances all season . . . liiglivst scorer among the seniors . . . endangered discus mark held hy .lim Sita several times . . . terrific team man. Bill Benhofi-senior-,second year . . . hurdles, broad jump. 880 . . . showed excellent fomi in all events . . . a capable fill-in for the 880. and mile relay teams. The bright, shiny new faces of Tom Adams, Bob Campbell, and Ronnie Boore and the continuing bril- liance of such veterans as Charlie Gibbs. Eddie Donn, lid Buenzli. and Russ Beard. were among the primary reasons the 1956 edition of the Scarlet and White thin- clacls posted its greatest season in history. The year was marked by a revampment of the record books, as nearly every old mark was erased by the terminus of the season. Suitland entered the Bi-County. County, and State meets plus three other community affairs against the likes of High Point, B-CC, Richard Montgomery, St. johns, and Oxon Hill. Bruce Miller-senior . . . pole vault . . . an inspiration to all of his teammates . . . keen com- petitive spirit. Ist row Cary Guardia ,left Raskm Wayne Ivo evic Tom Uoorman Ed Buenzli B111 Benhoff Bruce 'Stiller 2nd row Gre Kabados Bill Grey Ed Campbell Bill Wilken hed DeGroot Nick Pappas Jack Davis 3rd row 'VIr Bailey Russell Beard Eddie Donn Tommy Adam Bob Campbell Tim Du an Charlie Gibbs Ronnie Boore 'Vlr Fedora

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12 1055 tt 95:35 L l'7 ' l ., QU I 00 'tv ,Q Filst Razr: Frank Thomas. Rim-hard Edgar. Jerry Howie. Kenny XIcNey. Gary Bowie. Frank Princapav. Tim Smith. Douglas llerhe-rt. ,lov Shelton. Se:-uml Rout I.:-v Herman. Tom Howie. Frankie Nlarlin. Ceorzze Whitt-. Ilannsi Klitclu-ll. Joe- Hanson.. fillarlvs Sluipiro. XX illiuin Sislvli. Tll0l'lUIl lloltzvlaw. Bill Stevens. Third Rout Manager Marshall l.eVinr. Ed Suit. Donald llvfiner. ,Iimmy Allen. john .indolfattmn 'lill0I1l85 Nlulkaw. lfrf-d Nelson. ,lov 0'l34-rg. Donald Wiood. Barton Cannon. Holy liake-x. Eugen: Yan lh-xandf-r. manage-r NI arxin Yann. Splrlf, Sfa ,.,, Doug Hf-rhert-.-Xttack- tl:-ccptive. mma, Charaderize Lacrosse Squad Suitland's second year in lacrosse saw a much smoother, more coordinated team take the field in 1956. A good first string, led by senior Joe Shelton and juniors Bart Cannon, Lee Herman. and Danny Mitchell, lacked the much needed sup- port of solid reserves. The Rams. the only lacrosse N unit in the area, were coached by Mr. Warthen. A a former Washingtcmn College attack man, Mr. John Freedman, a Canadian pro, and Mr. Art Kirkland. HE? ff R K Q .lifllflly Allen-Mobile Donald Heffner-Nlidfield 4.4'xi'.'fllf C0011 stick llanfllef. fggod Stick handler, Kenny KIcNey-.-'tttack- Buddy Shapirofdefensef Joe Shelton-Close attack steady dew-loped into good first year-showed possi- -good stick handler and plgy-r, llilily. dodger. -4 Ss 2, . , 1 l ff, , ! I