Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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'gAcrobatic doll , Florence Bradley, performs for the couples at the Christmas Formal while Denise Mt-rt-llo, tap dancing doll , looks on. 4'Carefulgdon't drop that bulb! warns Norma Jean Miles, as she hands Earl Eschbacher, peruhetl pret-ariously on a ladder, one of the many beautiful decorations which adorned the ceiling of the gym for the Christmas Formal. Yulefide Spirii Descends On Suifland 'uf As the combined Choir and Chorus looks on, Priscilla Keyser solos at the Christmas Assembly. The forward surge at Suitland was halted for a few weeks as the Christmas season descended upon the students, and old traditions, which began thousands of years ago, dominated the feelings of everyone. Gaily lit trees brightened the rooms and campus of the school, and windows were decorated with wreaths and Christmas greetings. The annual Christmas assembly provided pleasure for all with seasonal music by the choruses and band. Later that day the building rang with the voices of the A Capella Choir as they caroled through the halls. The Christmas formal, sponsored by the Senior Class, contributed greatly to the yuletide spirit of the school and was the crowning event of the season.

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l ..,...Y,... V ., . W You Ain't Nothin' but a Houn' Dog says Suitland's Elvis Presley, Cameron Mace, at the poor photographer who is only trying to take a picture of the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Can't waste the music provided by The Serenaders at the annual Heart Hop. Dogpatch society on parade lcd by st-aggiv-st couplr- Joyvr- Vicks-tt and Doug Herln-rt slroll around the gym for all to sn-zz Winfer, Acfive Season After the Christmas vacation, Suitlandis progress forward through the school year resumed. The Seniors began to realize how close graduation really was when they were fitted for their caps and gowns. One of the more solemn occasions of the year was the N.H.S. induction at which lnoth jun- iors and seniors were tapped. 'lille Student Council sponsored the Sadie llawkins Day Dance, and the Tri-Hi-Y and l'li-Y put on the Heart llop. lilnjoy- ment in music was provided liy the Suitland Band in their annual concert on March 15. The gigantic talent show displayed the many hidden talents of Suitlandites. r. Tlieuret congratulates Queen ul Hearts. Pat Anderson, a escort Sherman Wf-st, while attendants Ruth Ann Morrison 8 X Ellen, esvorted by Bill Stallings 8 Cody Wood look on. v .gr 'TWH lv t to l . yny Q e p - vp X is at if ss t 'if If S e 'fraa ffl i J ii I l siiw S . V .xi i w it v