Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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ef vs- f' ' ,Nags rqgp- 'M Wg.. Suitland Lacrosse Team tLed by Senior Veterans - Has Successful Season 9 w t N 4, '- 1 Any lingering doubts that Suitland has come of age in Lacrosse were removed this spring when the Ram stickmen met the powers of the newly formed Tri-County league and performed expertly in every game. The S.H.S. offense, led by George VVhite, Joe , O'Berg, Frank lilartin, and Jerry Howie set a team 1 scoring mark for the season, The defense led by Bill Gibbs, Tom Howie, Ed Suit, Danny Nlitchell, . and Frank Thomas was one of the leagues better defensive units. F .. vc'-4 2' Wrestling coach Ken Turner also handled the Lacrosse team. He was assisted by Thomas YVarthen and John Patchen, The games popularity has increased rapidly in three years, and all three coaches expect other Bi-County schpols to start play- ing Lacrosse in the near future. So far the Rams only opponents are Charlotte Hall llilitary Acad- emy, St. lXlary's, Augusta lllilitary Academy, Bel Air, and Glen Burnie. Tom Howie prepares to set up a Suitland goal against Annapolis. Firxt rofw-Bert Bigbee, Frank Principe, Frank Martin, George Haller, Manager, Tom Howie, Ed Suit, Bill Gibbs, and Frank Thomas. Second row-George Gibson, Steve Norris, Sid Knock, Joe Durham, Tom Booth, Paul McConkey, Tom Canada, Pat Nolan, Bill Cunningham, Greg Clark, Tony Renere, and Andy Johanson. Third ro-w-Thomas NVarthan, asst. coach, Roma LoBuono, George Morrenes, Sid Bosen, Don Stone, Silky Simpson, Mr. Patchen, asst. coach, Ken Turner, Head Coach. l - t . 1 115, .l ,li 4512.1 A

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s ' -., 4 .. ,,......,. ...U 1 I is , Q 53' S' Bi of ,-gg.. Digi ,gf 1. s cle + 0,1 First row: Tory DeLuca, John Green, Gene Brandenburg, Dave Siddeley, Lewis Stoneman, Maurice Bronstein, jim Brown, Ronnie Boore, Mike Todd, Joe Soares, Wayne Bowman, Robert Pumphrey. Second rofw: Manager Tony Hicks, Lenny Powell, Ray Pipp, Don Mullikan, jerry Boccutto, Tom Boudreau, Bill Goodall, Bill Sistek, Jim Leaply, Coach Fedora. Third row: Ralph Schartz, Gary Guardia, Jack Hoofler, Eli Gaflield, Morgan Green, jim Sheldon, Bob Wilson, Bill Tone, Allen Tayman, George Wallbridge, Bob Cross, Derwin Kim, Charlie Eagle, Douglas Lashley, Paul Gorely, Nick Pappas. Depth in Ram Track Team ids Cinderman in Superb All-Round fi '41 'i ' ning., is ' --uh' ' Y A sa. 1 .K 4 , ,t ' 'fats 4 R - Q s.1,..- f so :SS It ,Tv .K p, 'X t K N H51 R , In ' K, i s at A' AQ' -t -' -S i T Derwin Kim whips the discus out in the Rams' second meet. Mike Todd en route to victory in one mile run in a triangular meet with Northwood and High Point. l5O eam Effort For the first time in six years, the S.H.S. track team finished its season with more than a handful of per- formances. Forty some boys afforded coaches Walter Fedora and Daniel Becker with fine depth throughout the season. This depth helped the two coaches con- siderably as the team's showing improved from meet to meet. The Prince Georges Relays, Bi-County, County and State meets highlighted the Rams' schedule which also included several triangular affairs. Sid Campbell, Ronnie Boore, Gary Guardia, Nick Pappas, Derwin Kim, Bill Tone, Mike Todd, and Tom Boudreau all were outstanding during the season. Several first-year men also showed promise.