Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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.-jf V We've been waitin' ever since eight to get married by Marryin' Sam at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Sadie Hawkins oedown One of the few occasions on which the females of S.H.S. could catch the males of their choice was the seventh annual Sadie Hawkins Dance held Friday, January 2-lr. Sponsored hy the Student Council, the theme of the event was 'iLil Abner's Farm. As co-features of the evening, shot gun weddings were performed for any couples wishing to get Hhitchedi' and hillbilly style entertainment was provided by several students. 40'-x This is what the well dressed ??? couple wore to the hi-sassity Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. Occupying a corner are some country folk enjoying their visit to Little Abner's Farmfl

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Fly away, Hy away all . . . cries Gary Guardia as he recites The Night Before Christmas, assisted by the band. Season's Greetings Featured at the Christmas Concert was the chorus, directed by Mrs. Pelling. The band, under the instruc- tion of 11. Lally, provided the entertainment at the Christmas Assembly. The hit number during the Christmas Assembly was Gary Guardia's A Night Before Christmas. A Toys for Tots contest, staged by the Student Council, was won by the sophomores. Evergreen Enchantment was the festive theme of the Christmas Formal, given on December 13. The freshly cut evergreens, which the Seniors used to carry out their idea, filled the gym with a spicy fragrance. yr ibm WN If Members of the ECHO staff get ready for Christmas by decorating the journalism room door. ,AU I., 1' Silver Bells ring out at the Christmas Ball as jack Haymans and members of the choir entertain. Duane Pincuspy solos at the annual Christmas concert while the choir and chorus look on.

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Senior Shnley Zalesky, escorted by Karl Sheer, reigns as Queen of Hearts at the annual Heart Hop. Her attendants and their escorts are Ann johnson Charlie Dinwiddie, Mary Mathews, and Butch Messina. Shirley Zalesky reigned as Queen of Hearts at the annual Heart Hop. The proceeds from this dance, co-sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y and the Hi-Y, went to the Heart Fund. The names of the queen and her attendants were drawn from a wishing well. A School Spirit Assembly was sponsored by the Pep Club, Student Council, and cheer- leaders for the purpose of promoting school spirit. The organizations presented a series of right and wrong skits which were enter- taining and illustrated improvements that might be made around Suitland. 96 Shirley Reigns at Heart Hop to- ., ..,. .-J' Cliff Galf demonstrates that he is as good as any of the S.H.S. majorettes when he shows his twirling ability at a fall pep rally. You're sitting on my toe! Hey 'Ref,' she's sitting on my toe, yells Linda Green, and official, Betty Lou Williams, calls a foul.