Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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Sept Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. Dec. Dee. Dec. Jan. Feb. F ob. Seniors Surge Forward ln '57 Year 4 17 24 8 30 1 27 4 ll 14 7 I9 23-25 SENIOR CALENDAR First day of schools-Here we go again. Echo-Aries drive begins- Will that be cash, or are you paying on the install- ment plan? Senior pictures- Look at the Birdie. Class Election - f No crooked politics please! Armed Services day - Beware all po- tential draft dodgers. Uncle Sam wants you! Senior Conferences with Mr. Warthen begin. Rings at last-Symbols of our Senior- hofld. Career day -f Future occupations are chosen. N. H. lnduction-Outstanding seniors chosen to' be honored. Christmas Formal-Silver Bells ring out the Christmas spirit. Cap and 'Gown MeasurementsfJ'VVon't that day ever come?', Senior Quiz Show Asserhblyf -Suitlandis Charles Van llorens astound underclass- men. Mid-term lfxams f- Time to hit the booksl Thal's about a medium size, says Royal Clothif-rs' representative, Mr. llill, to senior Ron- nie Rat-lu-y, whila- Susie Spradlin writes the vital information flown. F i A s ln L - .rtt lt's really - 'K ! the greatest! says ARIES staff member, Mary Warthen, to senior Frances West, as she receives her '57 yearbook. April li May in May 22 June 4 June 5 .lune 12-l4 June 18 Senior class Tuxedo lVleasurements taken-The male of the species blooms forth. Senior Prom Senior year enhanced by a Cherry Blossom Paradise. Jr.-Sr. Picnic --f- Fort llupont. here we f'0lllf'l Senior Awards Assembly-lleserving sen iors receive recognition. Senior picniefSun and sand mark a day at the beach. Finals---Oh nol Not again. Graduation-Farewell to you. Suitlancl. president. .lunior Calub. and class sponsors, Miss Griffith and Miss FOI'l'lll. address the Class of '57 about senior affairs. .i

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'ft X. .iw SIDNEY V. YOUNG-Wrestling 33 Sovcer lg Hi-Y 4 . . . JOHN EDWARD ZSOLDOS-.l.V. Basketball 23 Chorus lg Hi-Y 4 . . . LARRY WALKER-Footlaall 4... Senior class president, Junior Calub and PTS A. third vice president, Russell Beard plant one of the do wood tree co . . . - , g , s n- trrbuted to the school by the Senior Class. Those present for the oecassion are Mrs. Edgar, P.T.S.A. president, Mr. Burgess, school vice-principal, and the other senior class Spradlin. treasure-rg and Linda Coale, secretary. offlcers, Pat Rutter, vice-presidentg Earl Eshacher, sergeant-at-armsg Sue x luv 11 ...f'F'a:ff he 4, , 4. f 2 A kr? Ai L+ EAN H,,,x,n r - -f 1, f ,. if MANY' E- Q.. ,, e :rt ' f-1 sr- ,t -H f 4' o A 54

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FURWARD . . To establish our positions as the leaders of our school and to faithfully serve those who will follow us, . . To pledge our minds to the attainable cul ture and knowledge it is our duty to acquire. . . To pursue the aspirations and standards previously established by 'former classes . . To approach even closer the final phase of our high school life.