Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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Danny Mitchell - 175 lh. class-Captain-four year man- undefeated Nletro- politan Champion - led team in total wins and pins. 'W x Nick Pappas - Heavy- weight-strong and clever -hampered by injuries- good team man. Pat Nolan-133 lb. class -two year man-showed steady improvement- tournament surprise. 'Off' A South Hagerstown grappler is out-muscled by Danm Nlitchell Ralph Dailey brings his South Hagerstown match to an end vuth a first period pm. Tom Boniface- 103 lb. class-strong and fast- consistent winner-adroit- ness key to his success. , .- Ralph Dailey-145 lb. class-well drilled wrest- ler- undefeated through season - possessed great strength. 1' Q ,,,,

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Roma LoBnono, Danny Mitchell, Tom Boniface and Larry Morris give encouragement to a teammate in the match with Annapolis. SCOREBOARD Rams Upponenls 26 St. Albans 16 35 South Hagerstown 13 5 Vllashington-Lee 37 19 Episcopal 19 27 Gallaudet Prep 15 23 lVakefield 16 3 Northwestern 3-l 27 Annapolis 20 Dan Mitchell Leads . . . cltmen to Successful Season No one can speak disparagingly of the Suitland wrestling team. Coach Ken 'l1urner's squad, despite the much dreaded mlihree l's , fineligibility, illness, and injuryj, hnishecl the season with a fine 5-2-1 record and placed hfth in the sixth annual Xletro- politan YVrestling rliournament. Captain Danny Klitchell climaxed his scholastic mat tenure by winning a gold medal in the tourna- ment. He swept through the season undefeated and took the 175 lbs. tournament crown in three straight matches. Other S.H.S. scores in the tournament were .lim Klorris and Pat Nolan who placed third in the 127 and 133 lb. classes respectively. A tie with Episcopal and two losses-one to lvash- ington and Lee and one to Northwestern, were the only scars on the Rams' record. XVins over such grappling powers as St. Albans and VVakefield stood out as outstanding achievements of the Rams. The win over YVakc-field was undoubtedly their best team performance. 'lihe outstanding matmen for the season were Danny Klitchell, Tom Boniface, Ralph Dailey, .lim llorris, Roma LoBuono, Nick Pappas, and Bill Sibole. 1957-58 VVRESTLING TEAM-First rofw: Larry Sager, Tom Boniface, Roma LoBuono, Larry Morris, jim Morris, Pat Nolan, Ralph Daily, Coach Turner, Danny Mitchell, jim Sheldon, Ben Brown, Nick Pappas, Lee PickeralgSm'on.1'rrm1:: Vince Goldsmith, Marty Brennen, Bob Gardinier, Pete Tron, Bob Evans, Al Ruitort, Mike Gendel, Ed McClellan, Louis VVines, Jack Ferger- son, Bill Mulligan, Bill Sibole, Bob Cunningham, Bob McMurrey, Donald Olson.

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9' ss, 1. Front rofw-Aldie Dove, Mgr.g George Estes, Richard Sidney, Ed Buenzli, Paul Ringer, Billy Forte, jimmy Lucus, Buddy McCoyg Second row-Bill Fisher, Mgr.g Coach Charles Hudson, Bernie Farrell, Roger Hackett, Bob Douglas, Ronnie Edelen, Buddy Pollack, Bill Spalding, Bill Garner, Bob jenkins, VVinky Strine, Charlie Wooten, Bill Lectka, Bob Cook, Howard Peck, Mgr. am Diamond Men Post Worthy Season Despite Loss of Many Veterans Graduation claimed six regulars from Suitland's l957 baseball team. This loss of talent sent Coach Charlie Hudson running near and far for a '58 win for- mula. The formula fortunately did not escape the talented mentor, as his team was very prominent in the Bi-county title race and posted a fine won-lost record. Bill Lectka crosses homeplate safely against Laurel. 'Ji Q,-,YF ,ali 'si -'-'a. 1'i1 i'- 7','i? ' .YQ t . -M ' ,wh .zgyi -fymu ii, 5 W, , W , .-,hx 'Y , .-4 ., us, 1- -xg - - Q. r , .sv-,ws . , L, ,WL r f oc . is-I Q' 1 Balm' ' yi 5 .- if .gn Y ,Y , g a 4. X, A. f f .ay , .f 45? tg - Q 22 4 A 4,' ,V ,- pf T V? .V K ji qw X F 4 fav: YL A ,S zzsmatrnr , A 1 , , Q' :- , -1. at if 1 'G' B if , rs - -- , - 1. , -' '. .. Q 1 , Q, k . xl l ?:.n.L. I A H- ' ', . A . YY ' ' - 1 - S' 2 . at ' G' F V fb 'y- ...Av '- Buddy McCoy scampers over for a run a Laurel. A string of early season victories, in- cluding a 39-0 rout of Woodward Prep, highlighted the season. Bob Douglas, star infielder, supplied most of the Ram's batting punch. Other standouts included Jimmy Lucus, Buddy Pollack, Bill Spaulding, Billy Forte, Winky Strine, and Bob Jenkins. K gamst