Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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., , 'x::2y,. ' fr. 4- 1 is 4 -Lf'-P ,L- '?5?' fi 3' 49. ,W 4- H - ...s ., A 3 'in l'he Pepettesg Tiny llattorc. Sandy Bouiware. Cordy White. Pat Huff, Gayle Morten- sen. .lacliie floales, Georgie ligrinic. Martha llallcw. Nancy l,0Bu0no, Pat Whitson and Brenda Read. bliss Moller Pep Club Bolsters 51. 4 V' . .Qu N, sponsnr I'he entire Pep Club poses for their picture. . f't 'ti rj 'a 7 Y Q T, n 4' l up :M 5 Q J xi fks'E f1J Uni ff it fs ft Sf'?,Z.f'tf 't P P Q E 'C f Y' ' ' 1 ' 1 A 'P Yu .P A L A. I , I 'LJ I If .Q ,xv A , ' 1 he . lun l .i . .1 it tg Y' 15, gr: is 135-, ' i 1 'L' f -A -'W fX . . . Teams 'tliss lkarrn .spmisur Pep Club officers: Gayle Morten 1 sf-n, lat lfmholtz, Linda Smith, La- ion Moore. and lfarol Brammell lbscnt from thc picture is Vicky Porra-. . ir!! 1 K .,..-e..,.,....-,s . Backing the cheerleaders with plenty of pep and personality the Suitland Pep Club does much to bolster the SHS. athletic teams. The club also promotes good sportsmanship and good school spirit. This year the Pep Club included porn porn girls. the Pep- eltes. The Pep Club attends all pep rallies and games and serves the school as guides at Career Night and College Night. Marching in the Apple Blossom Parade in the Veterans Day Winchester. Parade in La Plata. and the Cherry Blossom Parade in Wash- ington, D.C. were also some of the Pep Club's many activities.

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nit' ,J 4 A The members of tht- Debate Club are photographed for thc yearbook. Debate Club Wrangles The primary purpose of the De- bate Club is to teach the members to express their views and stand up for them in the face of opposition. Besides friendly practice wrangl- ing at their meetings the club en- gages in league and tournament de- bates. Sponsored by Mr. Regan the club officers were Tim Bailer, president: Amy Osborne. vice-presidentg Jo Anne C-ribble, secretary: and Mike Janney, treasurer. Members of thc Drama lllul: art- elf-monstratv. Thespians Dramatize The Drama Club. sponsored by Mr. Crockett, has entertained Suitlandites throughout the year with fine performances as in Hlsadies in Retirementv and the trial scene from Anne of A Thousand Daysi' which won four of five awards in the preliminaries of the Maryland One Act Play Contest. They then went on to win all of a possible three awards in the Maryland statewide Drama Festival held at Md. lniversity. Besides the award for best play, Artie Bryde won for best actor and Ruth Mintz won for best actress in the- state of Maryland. att:-ntiw as Artic liI',flt'. ,lv-ft' Warren and Ruth Mintz TT' ,-

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-61, s-1 -it r: if Q Tri Hi Y Gives Service ' - 5 te-, -- Officer Saundra Norris, secretary: Ann Johnson vice-pre ide-nt Jill Qtormcr president Wir Kousteni on org Marianne Niucgge-. treasurer: anal Linda Smiti thap ann Xb ent from the picturf 1 Cr cc 1 lermott. Sgt.-at-airnis. The aim of the Tri Hi Y is good Chris- tian development of the body and the mind. Willingness to be a greater asset to the home, school and community is also a guiding principle of this active or- ganization. Sponsoring the Heart Hop and giving the proceeds to the Heart Fund is one of their many services. They also participate in Youth Govern- ment and inter-school Tri Hi Y and Hi Y activities. au. is trite is r, ' P01 me in if r r r' 4 10l llll'l of .irt f w