Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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.-wa.. W 'NWS hifi, N fx w If . M.,..k , .7 .4 sw vs ' -A -P1 Shirley Zalesky three years Scott, Jeanette Lanciaux, Darlene Donley, Denise Merello, Judy Gorely, and Margie Meetre form a horse shoe for good luck. is ur Cry to see how the cheerleaders of other lands sup- port their teams. ln another pep rally, the cheerleaders changed places with the major- ettes, resulting in a good time, if nothing else. Composing the 12 member squad were seniors Nlargie Nfeetre, Shirley Zaleslcy, Judy Gorely, Jeanette Lanciaux, Barbara Shelton, Margie Meetre two years and alternate Pat Spradling juniors Kimble Faircloth, Nlary Richardson, Ruth Ann Scott, Darlene Donley, and Denise Mferellog and sophomores Judy Byrd and Claudia Nliller. The score in ent up another notch. The S.H.S. cheerleaders back the Rams toward a victor ll7 yi Judy Gorely two years

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Barbara Shelton Captain-three years -5, Jeanette Lanciaux two years Pat Spradlin alternate two years -uhm Q 'sim' ii 'A it r-352: Cheerleaders, Kimble Faircloth, Mary Richardson, Judy Byrd Claudia Miller, Shirley Zalesky, Barbara Shelton, Ruth Ann Victory Victory Playing an important role in boosting school spirit, the '58 cheerleading squad was to be seen and heard at many Suitland High School athletic contests. Headed by four-year veteran and captain, Barbara Shelton, the girls led the student body in cheers at football, soccer, and basketball games. In addition to their regular game-time cheers, the group conducted several pep rallies before important contests. One rally was based on an eighty-day trip around the world PX 5

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Staff Publishes ECHO for Seventh Year Wifllll ' 3 Wsqed ew - - X L Last minute' details are being checked by the ECHO editors, Ginger Lynard, exchange editor, jim Waddel, managing editorg Betsy Woodward, feature editor, Carolina Agnolutto, co-editor, Tom Deeble, sports editor, Pat Mitchell, co-editorg and Judy Gorely, business manager. Enjoying its seventh year of publication, the S.H.S. ECHO presented an accurate and up- to-date account of events throughout the year. The staff compiled twelve issues featuring articles ranging from a club column to a person- ality parade to news and sports coverage. High- lighting the year was the special April Fools edi- tion, which spoofed many of the leading S.H.S. figures. Seniors, Carolina Agnolutto and Pat Mitchell served as co-editors, assisted by business manager, Judy Gorelyg managing editor, jim Waddelg sports editor, Tom Deebleg and feature editor, Betsy Woodward. A side branch of the newspaper was the school Press Bureau, this year headed by Steve Braswell. Photographers, reporters, copywriters, proofreaders, business managers, head- line writers, and page editors, they all contribute to the publishing of the paper. l l Aix ff,-