Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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rplif Bob Douglas crosses homeplate safety with another Suitland run in the Rams' win over Laurel. March April April April April April April April April 29 2 4 8 11 15 18 24- 29 Surrattsville Laurel Anacostia Northwestern St. Alban's Wheaton Bladensburg Naval Academy Plebes Bethesda Chevy Chase Ram Nine Surprises League Opponents Coach Charles Hudson, after five seasons of up- again, down-again baseball, guided Suitland to one of its finest Bi-county performances in history during 1957. Paced by hurlers Jim Burch and Dick England, the Rams posted a good overall won-lost record, and were a constant factor in the title race. Bob Shelton, Dave Boggs, Bob Griffin, Bob Douglas, and Rick Cusick supplied most of the batting punch during the season, and were responsible for such lop- sided score, as the opening day triumph over Surrattes- ville, 20-2. Tony Lagana, Bill Jones, Bill Lectka, Tommy Jen- kins, Ed Buenzli, and Bobby Cook also figured in Coach Hudsonis plans. Cook, Buenzli, Lectka, Jenkins, and Douglas will return next year, but it is doubtful if they fill the gap left by the eight departing lettermen. Schedule Away May High Point Home Home May Montgomery Blair Away Home May Northwestern Away Home May Woodward Prep Home Home May Wheaton Home Away May Bladensburg Away Home May Bethesda Chevy Chase Away Away May High Point Away Home May Montgomery Blair Home Front Row: Mike Grendel, Bob Cook, Bill Leckta, Paul Ringer, Gilbert Sealock, Tony Legana, Billy Jones, Dave Boggs and Robert Robbins. Back Row: Bob Shelton, ,lim Burch, Bob Griffin, Ed Buenzli, Bob Douglas, Tom Jenkins, Mickey Tawney, Carl McCoy, Dick Englund, Mike De Sarno, Rick Cusick and Coach Charles Hudson.

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Tracksfers Excell in Track, Field Events Track practice at Suitland starts during the first week of March, and by the second week in April only a handful of young track aspirants are left. To counteract this lack of depth, coaches Walter Fedora and John Voight had to reassign their talent in order to make a more impressive team showing. As a result of this, most of the squad had to enter more than one event in every meet on the schedule, ,S+ . which included two triangular affairs, the Northwest- ern lnvitation, the county, Bi-county, and state meets. Charlie Gibbs, Russell Beard, Eddie Campbell, Ron- nie Boore, Bobby Black, Wayne lvosevic, Gary Guar- dia, and Nick Pappas all were outstanding during the season. ln addition to this several first year men showed promise. ,E xv. pii' i i 1 nf L --.. .-nf it si , Ronnie Boore speeds past the finish line to win first place in the 100 yard dash in a meet against Oxon Hill. Russell Beard hands the baton to Eddie Donn to complete the second leg of the 440 relay. 4. C. Wayne lvosevic leads field in mile run in triangular meet with Oxon Hill and High Point. 100