Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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Q a ei -2- , 'Q W J: 'AX 4 A.. V QQ' A ' MM ,, , va. . - ,x L ,. tw- ..m.2iL. ' 4 Dave lloggs-Right half- Charlie Curtin-Left wing- Robert Misenlleimer-For RiCh8l'Cl Qllanirille- lNlK'k-'r-llll'!'l' ye-ar vm-te-rang hack-three year man-skill- ward-first year man-always Fl1lllJ8Ck-6I'Si YSBI' OH ra-pe-atm-flly gave good per- ful booter-always. depend- lll1Sllt'll. team - fine dislance formunvn----always hustle-rl. able. kiCk9l'- Seniors lnsfill Enthusiasm In Team Play Robert Shelton-Center halfback-has played for two seasons-very accur- ate kicker-co-captain. FN. QQ 1 Tim Smith-Right in side-three year perform- er-terror on offense-co captain. AA .--me q' Ji Gerald Stevens - Left halfback-two year veter- an-excellent on defense -starred. ll i ,,. ry ' N Victor Tibbetts-Right halfback-first year man -always dependable. HECK'

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Boofers Field Firsf Championship Team A 6-O victory over Frederick Sasscer for the Prince Georges county championship and a 3-2 victory over Calvert county for the Tri-county championship. proved to be the biggest wins of Suitland's 1956-57 soccer season. Unbeaten in first half play, the Rams bounced back from a second half loss to Frederick Sasscer, to beat Sasscer at Northwestern, in front of one of the largest crowds ever to watch a soccer game in Prince George's county. One week later, they climaxed the season, with the Tri-county title triumph over Calvert County. The teams overall record was 11-1. Outstanding booters included Bob Shelton, Tim Smith, Dave Boggs, Ed Buenzli, Robert Misenheimer, Gerry Stevens, Charlie Curtin and Leon Irby. SCOREBOARD RAMS OPPONENTS 6 ........ ..... S urrattsville .............................. 0 2 ..... ......... S asscer ....... ...... 0 9 ..... ..... l 'iigh Point ..,... ...... l l 6 ..... ...... N orthwestern .... ...... I J 4- ..... ...... C wynn Park .... ...... 0 5 ..... ..... S urrattsville ...... ....... 0 0 ..... ...... S asscer ....... ...... 2 6 ..... ,.... H igh Point ...... ...... l l 4 ..... ...... N orthwestern .... .... 2 3 ..... ...... f :Wynn Park .... .... 2 6 ..... ......... S asscer .......... .... K 3 3 ..... .... C alvert County ..... .... 2 First Ron llolt in :all Bob Shelton Tim Smith Co aptains. Second Row: James Bookwalter, manager, Marty Con- cannon tary I Ildftlld fcoi 1 White Daxld Boggs Robert Mis nheimr-r, Ralph Daily, Ed Buenzle, Paul Ringer, Bobby Rich- ardson Frank 'llartin foach Buck C-erald Gentry Vic Tibbetts, Gerald Stevens, Whitey Schmidt, Charlie Curtain, Leon lrby Unk Llll3IlIl'lllf' En ent Yandexender Jack Norton Danny Mitchell. 1a!..a-v-Vw! ' lg 'Haul Jill- H'

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Coach Bickford explains strategy to the members of the varsity basketball team: Front Row: Whitey Schmidt. Nlr. Bick- ford. ,lint Burch. Back Row: Ronald Medlin, Illglll Bob Shelton. Toni Moorman, Rudy Caluh, Ed Bun-nzli. Ralph Little. Bill Haupt, Derwin Kim, Eddie Campbell, and Robert Cornelius, mgr. Hoopsiers Take Third In Bi-Counfy League Whitey Schmidt Hies through the air after being fouled by Northwestern's Jim Lindstromn. 94 After finishing in the second division for four straight years, two of which they were last. Suit- land made a remarkable comeback in Bi-county and Prince Georges county play. The Rams fin- ished third in the Bi-county place with six victories and six defeats and won the county title. The Red and White quintet had an overall record of 11 triumphs as against nine losses, its best since 1955. Whitey Schmidt, all Bi-county guard, turned out to be the teamis spark plug, scoring 237 points in nineteen games for an average of 12.5. Also instrumental in Coach Bickfordas plans were ,lim Burch, Tom lV1oorman, Rudy Calub, Bob Shelton, Eddie Campbell, Eddie Buenzli, Uerwin Kim, Ralph Little, and Bill Haupt. SCOREBOARD RAMS OPPONENTS 45 ...... ......... A lunmi .....................,....., 41 58 ...... ....... S t. Albans . ..... 55 35 ...... ....... A nacostia .... ..... 6 4 45 ...... ....... L aurel ..... ..... 4 7 60 ...... ....... O xen Hill .... ..... 4 2 45 ...... .... N orthwestern .. ..... 40 30 ...... ........ W heaton ..... 57 49 ...... ..... B ladensburg .. ..... 50 44 ...... ........ B ethesda .,.... ..... 5 2 51 ...... ....... H igh Point ....... ..... 4 l 56 ...... ..... S t. Stephens ..... ..... Q 33 56 ...... ...... W oodward Prep ....... ..... 7 1 61 ...... ......... W heaton ........, ...... 5 8 37 ...... ....... B lair ........ ..... 6 9 65 ...... ..... N orthwestern ...,. ..... 5 9 47 ...... ..... B ethesda ...... ..... 6 9 14 ...... ,.... B ladensburg ..... ..... 1 3 53 ...... ........... B lair ........ ..... 7 1 57 ...... ....... H igh Point ....... ..... 4 6 76 ...... ..... R ockville ...... ..... 5 9