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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Student Council Heads Many School Activities 'Q Here the Student Council officers and class representatives are pictured before they break up into mdlvxdual COIIHIIIYICCS Passing through its second year as a daily class the S H S Student Council once again plaved an important role m school proceedmgs Some of the numerous Student Council connected actlvltnes were the selling of Suntland buttons, the orgamzatnon of the parkmg lot the Get Acquamted Dance, the Homecoming Parade the Toys for Tots drive, the Sadle Hawkins Dance and the Christmas food collectlon Chmaxmg the year of successful endeavor was the Councll Plcmc The oflicers were Tom Moorman, President, Ed Suit Vice Presldent Nlargle Meetre, Recording Secretary Lmda Grav, Correspondmg Secretary eanette Lanctaux, Treasurer, and Jack Woods Sgt at Arms .--I 3 Student Council members Mary K Richardson, Bonme Barnes and Judy Byrd work on posters for the Bermuda Sock Hop during the regular class meeting of the council 110 S, , as 1 1 It . 9 ' D l 1 1 . . . . . . , I 3 . ' S . . . H . , , J , H ' , .' ' . A 4 1 . A , E 1 I ,D -'11 k H ' N' Q V l ' l