Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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thletes Hold Annual Dance Beverly Goodwin, chosen Sweet- heart of the Rams, reigned over the Scarlet and VVhite Ball on lllarch 1, 1953. Each year the lettermcn express their sentiments in this manner toward some outstanding girl who has supported the teams and has been active in school life. Suitland graduate Klarion Hoar crowned the Rams' Sweetheart this year. llarion, who took an active part in var- sity sports when at S.H.S., is presently a senior at George Washington Univer- sity. The llaking of a Ramn was the theme of the Junior Class sponsored dance. BEVERLY ANN GOODWIN Sfwrrfhearl of the Ram: The lettermen, gathered around the Ram sweetheart, sing the Alma Mater. .02

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Events Vary Shown on this page are three pictures which illustrate the multitude of personalities which the clever suspects adopt at will By looking at the picture at the right, one might assume that Sultland s students are just fun loving 1nd1v1duals, aboundmg with school Splflt Yet, from glancing at the bottom picture, one might conclude that the first impression was false and, in actuality, Sultland s students are serlous, c1v1c mlnded young adults At bottom right in the guise of the 205 two g1rls are shown kicking up thexr heels, at the Harvest Dance This sophomore sponsored dance mdoctrmated the 10th graders ln the ways of high school night life .lif Madame DeChambeau escorted by Pat Spradlm and Judy Goerly makes her grand entrance to the music of A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody How large is a dime? was the question pre sented by Mr Ford and a Prince George s police officer to Judy Gorely and Joe Durham at the Safety Demonstration 'TTI 4 Yi? Charleston Charleston Thats exactly what Carolyn Woods and Claudia Brccker are doing at the Harvest Dance ....g,..

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X Natives Jump at Sock Dance The Islanders dance around the outside of the little grass hut while waiting for the native hula girls to make their appearance Dav O Day O The gym, trans formed into a haven of troplcal delight by the Student Council, was the scene of the Sock Hop on April 18 In keeping with the theme most of those who attended wore Bermuda shorts, Cwith a Caribbean accentl and all shoes were checked 'lt the door A huge picture of an island paradise cov ered one ww all of the gym and a little grass hut occupied the center of the floor Denise Vlerello Barbara Wellington, Evelyn VValker and Put rl hompson provided sev eral appropriate hula numbers for the pleasure of the audience Dressed in Bermuda shorts and sporting knee socks Cwithout the benefit of shoes! these visitors move to the music of a rockin calypso number. This couple is enjoying themselves in the tropical village occupied hy the happy carefree Suitlandites. 9l T