Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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mv il...-'hi Q so SENTENCE not less than one, nor more than two years servitude in Suitland Senior High School. 55 fair? . ,IX , J Ili, I 'mi nimum f r t 'X i 'fin ' r . X7 I 51 fr' f ra fee- r ff-J 71 X1 Kg O I C

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CONVICTED of adequately preparing to establish themselves as leaders of the school by seizing upon available sources of culture and knowledge, then utilizing them to further their education. The Underclassmen

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Class of 1959 5 'J Q K .1 Dx fu vs ,J ' no 'Sl' K V, , u , - r r , if ' V X , xl t Bob DeChambeaug Lynn Hollabaughg Mary Kay Richardson Denise Merellog Mark Laurenzig President Vire Prerident Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arm: I e l s Bob DeChambeau, junior Class President, is dictating to secre- tary, Mary Katherine Richardson, while Denise Merello, Treasurer, Mark Laurenzi, Sergeant at Armsg and Lynn Hollabaugh, Vice President, look on. The Juniors For the past three years, the Class of 1959 has repeatedly strived to reach the ultimate goal of be- coming seniors. What is more, they were unceasing- ly aided by Mrs. Florence Duke and Mr. Charles LeVan falias, 'class sponsors'D. The Junior Class was also convicted of congre- gating for recreational purposes. Among the in- stances cited are the Scarlet and White Ball, the Junior Prom, and the Junior Picnic. Furthermore, meetings such as College Night, given in November, and Career Day, given in December, were held for the express purpose of planning their strategy for the future. Members of the Junior Class must realize that it is impossible to escape the consequences of their actions. The reluctance on the part of the Juniors to enumerate their achievements on the witness stand shall reflect in the severity of their sentence. In view of the facts, the court has no alternative but to sen- tence the Class of 1959 to not less than one year of hard labor as Seniors in Suitland Senior High School.