Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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' .:'-ii:1Sl3.i:-1:Ql.Q,wf'- , U Choir, Charuses Are Seen Af Many School The Troubadours are a special vocal group for male voices sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy Pelling. The boys, under the leadership of Russell Beard, presidentg ,lim Johnson, vice presidentg ,lack Haymans, secretaryg and Fern Kealoha, treasurerg tried to sing arrange- ments for male voices that created greater apprecia- tion for the finer type of choral music. They made several public appearances during the second term of the school year. 1 'tl p ,Q .,.k,.. ,ft,,,.?.MQQ,al.Et!LfZ.- . ,Y ..n, . 4,L,...,Q.,-,,l 1 4 E, i .eyye y. Q. M E 4 H, L Q fir r f .HP Q7 1 it Q Sl L, . K . , fi L G' The Troubadours Wllh Gene .. . , 4 M fl W Vandevander on the guitar per- K formed at the Heart Hop. This club IS one of Suitland's newest musical organizations. A