Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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F aculfy Develops F ufure We wish to express to our faculty our sincere ap- preciation for the guidance and devotion they have given us. Our teachers have forseen in the depths of our future those things essential to the well-being of our growth. They have embeded in us the feeling of assurance that our hopes and objectives are well-foundedg that they are not merely dreams, but are realities that may be accomplished. Along with our parents, our faculty has molded our substance into a form - each form different, but each form a personality ready to assume the responsibilities of his nation and of his society. To these very important people, we would like to say, Thank you. We will always remember you and value your teachings. You have bothered to delve for- ward into our future, and attempted to bring those things to us which are essential to our developmentf' Mr Wylie W Burgess, Jr B S Vice Principal . . . Mrs. Bernice S. Sheridan, BS MA Guidance Counselor Mr. Duane Saltzgaver, A.B. M.A.-Guid- Mr Ray Power Adamson BA Trigonometry Solid Geometry, Algebra I, II, Math Club . . . Mr. Robert I. Bickford, B.S. Physical Education Basketball Coach Assistant Track Coach . . . Miss Jacqueline Billard, A.B.-Librarian, Library Club Miss Pauline Billings B FA Advanced Art Art Club . . . Miss Imogene Bingaman, B.A.-English . . . Miss Pamela N Bond BS Home Economics Miss Virginia Lee Brown, B.S.-Shorthand I, Elementary Business Training . . . its , - :amz ffm- a f- 'iH.'Y f

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XQQ-f F3 .fc ' Mr. Dixon and Miss llrown confer on details of tllc lrusiiivss tlcpztrtment. Mr. Donald M. Buck, B.S.-Wood Shop, Ceramics, Soccer Coach . . . Miss Lillian A. C. Burke, B.S., M.A.-Physical Education, Intramurals, Girls' Ath- letic Association . . . Mrs. Elizabeth M. Burley, A.B., M.A.-Plane Geometry, Geometry Club . . . Mrs. Phyllis Delahunt, B.S.--General Business, Future Business Leaders of America . . . Miss M. Irene Detennan, B.A.-General Mathe- matics, Algebra . . . Mr. Paul L. Dillon, B.A., M.A.-Business Arithmetic, General Mathematics II . . . Mr. Edwin Ray Dixon, B.C.S.-Office Prac- tice, Supply Store, Future Business Leaders of America . . . Mr. W. F. Doherty, B.A.-English II... Nlr. Fedora presents to trophy signifying the tt SCHSOII. Mr. Raymond Downing, A.B.- -United States History . . . Mrs. Florence L. Duke, B.A.-French I II Spanish I II Junior Class, Futura- Teaelwrs of America . . . Mrs. Freda Dulin, B.S.-General Mathematics I. Freshman Class Miss .lane Dumirc, A.B.-English IV, Journalism I, ll, lll, Quill and Scroll, ECHO, ARIES . . . Mrs. Harriett B Elliott BS Core English . . . Miss Lois I.. Fasig, B.M., B.Sc.-Music, Ninth Grade Chorus . . . Mr. Walter E. Fedora BS Phy ical Educ.: tion. Football Coach, Track Coach, Gymnastics Club . . . ' 2? to ,g J ' f 1, H A ' .. 1 it H6 E. . , ,tr ' M,-gs V' W ' i V A M 4 4 Vw . N - .V sv' F-1 ' -it