Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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Morchers Promote School Splrlt we-5, -4 A warm smrle accentmg sparklmg brown eyes, beauty charm and vrtahty this descrlbes Lmda Miller cap tam of the Majorettes Durmg the Sf 38 season the majorettes marched wlth the band at the Llon s Llub Contest at S H S band concerts m parades through Sultlcmd Hrllcrest Heights, and several other C0l'TlIUL1f1lIlC9 m the Cherrv Blossom Parade at home basketball and football g1mes and m xarxous assemblles 'md pep rillxes The fewtured fourteen found perfecting theur routmes eurs das durmg the slxth perlod stood out hr1ll1antls on the field as thes m1rched 1n thelr execatchmg whxte umforms A elexer twxst or max be nt u as a tuxrl was added to thenr performance for All Sultland Nllght lhe S H S majorettes led hx c1pt11n L1nd'1 Nlxller performed a nov eltx routine on roller skates Captam Lmda 'Vhller fcenterl poses wrth the 58 Scarlet and Whxte Marchers Pat Darden Barbara 'Vlellmgton 'Mary Ann Lowden 'Vlary Ann Peter Nancy VVest Margie Sclussell Carolyn Gorman Carol 'VIcCrea Della Carter Beverly Goodwm Kathleen N'IcCartnev and Peggy Brotherton Gall Zornek rs not plctured I I3

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. A eg age 0 f-rl Q 'i A lggifbrffcfo N' ' ' ' '.-an--. ' Choral Groups Stimulate Musical Interest Directed by llrs. Dorothy Pelling, the combined groups of the A Capella Choir, the girl's chorus, and the mixed choruses performed ably at many of the seasonal assemblies and special events at Suitland High School. Included on their list of activities were participa- tion in the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, the Easter Assembly, the Variety Show, the Regional Choral Festival, the Variety Show, the County Choral Clinic, graduation, and a caroling trip to the Alm's House during the yuletide season. Of the three groups, the A Capella Choir is the most advanced and contained many superior voices according to lVIrs. Pelling. Composing the choruses are students who meet each day in regular class periods to rehearse their numbers for the various affairs. Ofhcers were elected by each of the individual vocal groups. - 7 - Led by Mrs. Pelling, the Girl's Chorus re- hearses for one of their numerous choral presentations.