Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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-Y Dave Songco explains to the other Student Council offi- cers some of the future activities, Not pictured is Arnold Whitey Schmidt. vice-president. The forward look is best shown by the new organ- ization of the Student Council which meets as a class daily and includes the six officers and four representa- tives from each grade, Twice a month they meet with the homeroom chairmen, who offer suggestions from the students and discuss the council,s activities. The wide range of activities sponsored by the Student Council has been very successful this year. The dances included the Get-Acquainted Dance, the Sadie Hawkins Dance. and the Sock HOD. The Tovs . H. S. Student Council Works Toward Unify for Tots Campaign, spurred on by grade competition, was very rewarding. The Homecoming Parade and Pep Rally were held with great enthusiasm. The ofiicers, Dave Songco, president, Arnold Schmidt, vice president, Judy Pickett, recording secre- taryg .ludy Robertson, corresponding secretaryg Pat Rutter, treasurerg and Sherman West, sgt. at armsg have done well in leading the council forward in every way. Another active day in Student Council, as class representatives take part in a discussion on school problems.

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4 r- I W vt S 2 HMV g At- K Q v ,- .. wwf l V' 4 3 I. ,,. A club president submits information to the club charter chair- man of the student council, firmly establishing the Future Teach- ers of America. the Organizaiions

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Svniors that wore- 1-It-ctr-fl t0 tln- National llonor Sovivty in tlwir Junior year smile- as the pliotograpln-r tak:-s tln-ir pivturv. ,lurk llznlvr :intl l'nl .lonws 1-xpluin tht- llt'llls on tho lnulla-lin liozirrl ontsnle- tln' t llit'll'l'l'l to an lIIlt'ff'ill'tl e-ngnn-or who was one- of ti group ol fort-ign visitors to lln- llnite-tl Stun-s, 'l'l1v'y vw-rw guitlwl urounel Suitlancl on lvl1lT4'll 29 hy lln' Nulionul llonoi' Sovie-ly. Sz it sf F. Ki ' v t . ' , a N. H. S. ewards Many For Greafer Effort lntluvtion into The National llonor Socic-ty is the highest honor Suitlanfl lligh School run lmestow on its students. The incluctions arv an inspiration to llIlflPI'ClZlSSIIlt'tl who look forwarfl to the tinw when thrvy will he vligilvlc- to lwvoimv nimnlwrs, Eligibility for this organization consists of outstancling ut'liicu-- nn-nt in lvzulvrsliilm. 1'l1ni'zn't1'r. sorvivv. anrl St'llUlilI'SlllIJ hy maintaining no lvss than a ll avvrage sinvv the ninth gmclv. The llonoi' Sovivty of IUST was tht' first to pulxlish the- HRHIII.-R the svhool lunnllvoolt. which will ln- pulmf lisln-tl annually. Tlw Sovivty also sponsorvcl tht- lloxne- voniing Welt-lx-lflnl antl a IICW program of tutoring. Thvy also tlcvomtefl tht- Cliristinas tn-4' in tln- Cat?- tc-rla. Ullim-vrs of mln- Sovit-ty are- e-let-tml eavli St'lIlt'Slt'1'. The following helfl positions: ,luck llailer. llolwrt Clark. presitlc-nts: Russell llvarfl. Myra ,lortlan. vici- pn-sitlt-iitsz lN'lzu'joric' Vocllwtl Anne' Marie- l,illll'lilllX. se-vrcturivs, and Linda Coale. Judy l'i4-kr-tt. tra-asurvrs. . , . 1 . K -., . . . . l'0ll0Wlllf,f thu- tru uflor tln- lust lll4lllt'll0Il on Nlurcll 26. 1901. tlif- nn-mln-rs of tln- National llonor Nu-ivly nntl Nlrs. bultzgziwr. sponsor, pow for tln- llll0lUg1l llPllt'I'. Dila. IQHIRII Qi-