Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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Programs Vary in Presentation Is this good sportsmanship? That is the question presented by the Pep Bob Digulimio, football captain, receives his Club as they demonstrate the techniques in playing basketball with the help second letter from Coach Fedora as Mr. of football rules. Romeo, backfield coach, looks on approvingly. Suitland had assemblies of every nature during the year. From the first, the HGet Acquaintedf' to the last, the Farewell,,' they were entertaining, informative, light, and solemn. The assemblies were sponsored by various groups from the Bible Club to the Athletic Departments. Three representative assemblies were the School Spirit, Awards, and the Armed Services. The Pep Club, Student Council, and the cheerleaders took charge of the School Spirit Assembly presenting satiri- cal skits on behavior. The Awards Assembly, promoted by the Athletic De- partment, provided for recognition of Suitland's letter- men. The last of the three assemblies, the Armed Services, sponsored by the Guidance Department, informed all boys of their obligations and acquainted them with different branches of the service. S.H.S. students listen attentively to information concerning military life at the annual Armed Services Assembly held in March. I 'ffl In 07633 ,LV , I If vii l Y 'll 0. ll . l CN' ste

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1 'f- Hidden Talent Uncovered ariety Show Get up, Paw, orders Maw, Kay Williams, 'AIt's 'Springtime in the Rockies'. Cited as being Hthe best show Suitland has ever had, by Nlr. T. V. Warthen, the seventh annual Variety Show was a huge success. lVIrs. Pelling, Suitland's choir di- rector, organized the show's 23 acts, and her choruses and choir provided the body of the program. Iliad Xlike Gendel and lNIisty lllarcy Lynn teamed up to RIC. the show. Don't these old cowhands look like they Ujus' come frum the Lon' Star So'lon? if x 1 1 Y -rl 9 XF gn Convicts Evelyn Walker and Barbara Brown are rockin' the jail- house. r.1+ ,.,, ...- A 'F -Nl

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They were afraid. And he said to them, 'Be not afr1id . . . He has risen'.,' Members of the Tri-Hi-Y lead the responsive reading at the Easter Assembly. An Easter Assembly was held April 3. The annual assembly sponsored jointly by the Tri-Hi-Y and the Hi-Y, featured an address by Dr. Robert Finley, President of International Students, Inc. Dr. Finley re- lated experiences about his visit to Asia where Christian Youth organizations were formed in the association. The Tri-Hi-Y participated in the choral reading of the Scriptures, and the invoca- tion. The Choir and Choruses, under the direction of llrs. Pelling, sang appropriate pieces. The Spring Induction of the National Honor Society was held after the Easter Vacation. Juniors, as well as Seniors, were tapped for membership in the honor organi- Zation. Edna Switzer walks up the aisle with N.H.S. member Shirley Zalesky after being taped for membership in the Honor Society. Inspiring vents Held S., . A .4 Mr. Bennett Arthur heartily congratulates Dr. Robert Finley, guest speaker, after his address in the Easter Assembly. lO5 f