Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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Sulfland Informed By ECHO ,-ll' The ECHO staff gathers around to copyread the proof of the paper recexved from the pnnter BOARD OF EDITORS EDITOR IN CHIEF SID KNOCH Assistant Edztors Carol Sturtevant Carol Hama Managmg Editor Barbara Brown News Edztors Carol Hayden Nancy Cnmmms Feature Editor Donna Wray Sports Editor Tommy Buckler Exchange Editor Kathleen McGu1re Photography Ed McClellan Dan Perkms BOARD OF MANAGERS BUSINESS MANAGER DORIS MULLER Assistant Buszness Manager Joan Carts Circulation Manager Glorxa Baker Ad vertzsmg Manager Nancy Moore Advzsor Mr Andrew McKelvxe 136

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u N ...rg rs. 1 N .sifixfusg . ' 57? A L- in t S ' I, J 'igsiie f' ' N K figs. I . i 's . Discussing plans for a divider page are Lucinka Lindsay and Susan Leonard, as joan Catts works the page out on the board. n SP ig, .' B ' Cen' Dew U- ..... gs' if L-19' The deadline must be met as Ann Wilson, Charles Lcmke, and Teresa 1 No job is too small or unimportant when putting out a yearbook. judy Byrd is typing up copy, while Charlene Rose looks on. Headed by editor-in-chief Ann Ellin, the ARIES staff worked diligently to produce a yearbook worthy of the high ratings given each year by the National School Yearbook Association. With the theme of Looking Back, the senior dominated class worked long hours, both during and after school. Members of the ECI-IO and ARIES staffs worked together selling subscriptions, putting on the first ECHO-ARIES hop, and soliciting patrons and spon- sors for the yearbook. Gordon Piscacek, executive editor, Doris Muller, business managerg Evelyn XValker, advertising man- agerg Joan Catts, assistant business manager, and janet Costley, literary editor composed the executive staff. McCurry realize. Below: Bob Cross, Mary Thomson, and Darryl Cain choose pictures for the sports section. H X R Q Using MW5 2 s ' r 'W' -Mm , N 'iii ilrogf' ' 3 -1. . in .. -as , Ed McClellan and Dan Perkins, ARIES photographers, check their cameras before taking some action shots.

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A ,W I Sf 4' . -. -,.- . ,I V. '- I it s is n fu. v s at i ECHO news editor Carol Hayden and Nancy Crimmins prepare to type copy for the paper. CTD' The executive stad and advisor of the ECHO gather around to discuss and draw up the next issue. fs, al'- 'li 'x I F, I 5 f A 'Evan .v . -f V - z' ,. ,x . ..1 -323 . k .,v- Tommy Bucltler, sports editorg Donna W'ray, feature editnrq and Kathleen McGuire, exchange editor, paste stories on the dummy. Informing students and parents of school activities is the main purpose of the school paper, the ECHO. In addition to putting the paper out twelve times a year, the ECHO workers, together with the ARIES staff sold subscriptions and advertising space, and put on the first ECHO-ARIES Hop. The executive staff, headed by Sid Knock, editor- in-chiefg Carol Sturtevant and Carol Haina, assistant editorsg Doris Muller, business manager: Barbara Brown, managing editor, and aided by their co-- workers worked many hours to meet each deadline. A side branch of the newspaper, the Press Bureau, is edited by Judy Byrd. .Rn Left: Working out their problems on the ECHO are: Nancy Moore, advertising manager: Gloria Baker, circulation managerg and ,Ioan Catts, assistant business manager. Allow: ECHO- ARIES photographs Ed McClellan and Dan Perkins study prints.