Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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ACCUSED of lndoctrlnatlng the value of students and teachers working together as well as provokmg understand for the Interest of associates Wm Al CJ CIS' ,I Ak lil! 1 . - Kfix? ing and enthusiasm llll ' ' Tl'

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Ii! Qi PO D students eagerly await the docking of the Hudson River Ferry for the purpose of visiting the United Nations Building Umon Station vsas the point of em barkatlon for about 90 of 'Ur Richards P O D students Their destination, New York Cm The day and time, Nlarch 22 9 30 A VI Several parents and Mr Bob Shepherd, one of Suitland s former student teachers from Maryland Universitw, accompanied the students Because of heavx snows it was 3 00 P M before the tram arrived at Jersey City From the Staten Island Ferry which took the students across the har bor to W Y City, buses transported them to the mam feature the United Nations Building After a tour of the building the group again boarded the buses and was taken to a restaurant for dinner Before re turning to lersex Cm a bus tour of New York s more famous landmarks was taken The tram carrying nmetx exhausted, but happy travelers pulled mto Umon Station about 12 30 A 'i ' Seniors Invacle NY pr Xa l. Completely exhausted but feeling the dav was well spent Alice Consldine naps on the long trip home Colonel Cobbs Restaurant is invaded by S.H.S. seniors. Here a steak dinner is enjoyed at the completion of the journey to New York City.

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