Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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Struggling violently to grip a floating spheroid Ccommonly called a basketballj are four fighting females in Phys. Ed. Class. Photographers wait Developments Phys. Ed. Classes, Halls in Confusion You think living conditions are getting crowded-what about the halls of S.H.S. Echo-Aries photographers, Gene Hinkle and Ed McClellan modestly pose for their own yearbook picture.

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ta Faaa-bu-lously dressed and well- mannered, several Student Council rowdies bug out of a homeroom meeting at the School Spirit Assembly. IILKQQ Q, Seniors, preparing for college in the fall, appreciate help from Miss Pierson in improving reading skills. Now, is it acid into water, or water into acid ? just look at all the ambitious chemists in Mr. Theuret's second period class! H. ' makers of tomorrow! Cheerleaders Darlene Donaley and Barbara Shelton watch carefully as Gail Buenzli and Sharon Drake try- out for next year's cheerleaders. Hem rippers of today will be home- Activities Familiar to S. .S. Students 7

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The Press Bureau, edited by Steve Braswell, served as a , H publicity agent to inform the community and other schools of S.H.S. activities. Participation Plus , Seen at S. . . This picture, taken during the Echo-Aries drive, submitted by Dan Perkins, won the ARIES Photography Contest. It was taken, developed, and printed by Dan. . W fig, 1352:-r X B ' i'f5fE256i'2l - ' J 'i f'2X5'1 'x 'if fi? I, he fa Si' ' A lf,-' .au f . f . ' La!! 'ft '?5 . l......a 9 Kay Grimes, a transfer stu- dent from Northwestern, is reinducted into the Quill and Scroll by Pat Mitchell, co- president. Carolina Agnolut- to, co-officer, is absent from picture. ,X 1 It was snowing when Miss Griffith accompanied this group of seniors to see Romeo and Juliet. 'mf