Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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Members of the Library Club assist Miss Billard in checking out books and collecting fees from the stu- Q dent.. Library Club, Booksfore Give Service Smiling ,Ioan Hale opened the Supply Store for eager students who buy supplies for the school day. The Library Club is organized' to raise the stand- ard of the library and to provide for closer associa- tion of the assistant student librarians. The student librarians act as hosts and hostesses in the library when the PTSA has the Back-to-School-Night pro- gram. The librarians help with Book Fairs and dis- plays when they are given in the library. A trip to some other library or place interesting to the librar- ians is usually made during the year. Business meetings are held monthly. The Supply Store is run for the convenience of everyone at Suitland under the sponsorship of Mr. Edu ard Dixon. and the leadership of Janet Carlson, treasurer. Nancy lmmel, chief stock Clerk and pur- chasing agentg and Susan Spradlin, bookkeeperg serve the school as clerks in the store, 'l'hat'll be four vents pls-asv, rings tht- fa- miliar ery of the SHS. librarians who are trying to Collevt lines on overdue books.

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-ln' Chess, Ari Clubs Interest Students The Chess Club of Suitland High is one of the few clubs that participates in inter-high tournaments. The object of the club, sponsored by lVlr. Kilhourne, is to learn to play chess well. Their activities included a chess tournament within school and a chess club party in March. The club oflicers are James Sapping- ton, presidentg David Finley, vice presidentg Janet Carlson, secretaryg and Maurice Bronstein, treasurer. Chess Club Tournament winners, David Finley and Maurice- Bronstein, battle out a chess game as Mr. Killiournc and The Little Easel and Sketch Mary Mathews and Judy Conlon are only two of .the husy tnehmhers of Mrs. Hays' Males Clubs WCT6 organized to Sketcth Mates. Both are working on different projects which illustrate the variety forward the interest in art and Of the Clubs acllvmes- provide opportunities for art W tg experiences not included in the at Q' Curriculum. t V The Sketch Mates, sponsored hy Mrs. Hays, made posters for f school activities and arranged the display cases. Oil painting and hasket weaving were also taken up hy the club. The Little Easel's twenty-six members took up various spe- cial projects pertaining to the special interest of each student. Arnold S c h in i d t, president, leads this advanced senior high group. -1 iss Billings looks on as the mctn bers of the Little Easel work on their water color paintings.