Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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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.

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va 4 D tts W l 'if -vn.,313, V ' l N. J t X .. pw- ' K 1 Hs.-'a 440-yd. relay anchor man, Sid Campbell, whips home in front of a Northwestern foe. Suitland varsity and Alumni players scramble for a free ball. Spring Sports Highlight Otherwise Dismal Year In Ram Athletic Campaign 1957-58 seemed to be a dismal year for Suitland athletics before the spring sports were unveiled. The football team lost nine straight and the basketball team won only two Bi- County contests. However, the baseball team, track, and lacrosse started off their season in x , 1, is ,., , . y 754 ,,. t . S-gg ff, . ' - - on-free -,:, . ., f t- ff- - -t .- - -e av Q ee f 2 .41 ff. ., an 4- 5' '. 1 ' ' Q , we 41, Q- ' W .g. H H ' N I ,ijixkr X ri. , St ' , wfgsf K '-.A-'VL '- ' . iw 2M.nxg, g .5 't ' A a F -4' 5 tw fi t ' If h I e ' ' vw, -1 5 f gg A f- -Vfwlligiavs '5 ,..s., gf 'M' y- A - 'h - K -fgt .., 0 ,Q ' - . 1 ' in ' ' T I I A ...hi QL' M 1 l W x 'L A ' -. are ' 1 I . A K, 4 ,C grand style, and seemed headed for successful N u- ,N as is ,,s- N x'. .-? .al 'f .- 'No r ,gwf .. . . .g, 4 .- . . h yo , ' at . . ' ,,- -np. seasons. The baseball team won their first four games. Laurel, Woodxvard Prep, Sur- rattsville, and Inter-high power Anacostia fell under an avalanche of S.H.S. hits. The Scar- let and White stickmen also took four straight over Charlotte Hall, Annapolis, St. Mary's, and the Alumni. The thinclads finished second in the power-packed Prince George's county relays. f 'i 4' ' C'