Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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Classic Culture Interests J.CL The Junior Classical League ' sponsored by Mrs. Irene McGib- ,LIX bon is one of the largest and gs D X most active clubs at Suitland. At 4 W' flf their meetings this organization ' ,A shows films and puts on plays to is enrich the members' knowledge of Creek and Roman culture. The J.C.L. also has an annual banquet, picnic. and supports many service projects such as CARI-l. This year the annual state convention is to l he held at Suitland. ii 4. . V: ',...4..f....,h 11- k Elected lo offices in the- ,I.C.L this war were 0 nn Kearns, Sgt.-at-armsg Barbara Lyon pre ldmnt Ed Arnn vice-preside-ntg and Sandra Browning, treasurer Absent from the picture is Anne Donaldson secretary Some of ilu- mcmhers of the .I.C.L. put on at play to cn- tr-rlain their fellow nu-mlmcrs at Ll monthly meetin lid Arnn speaks to tha- students vu io an t heen rluctetl. ri- zf faq- - , tv .. LN., -vc, ,T '35, .,

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Hi-Y Builds Christian Character ln the Hi Y the hoys are taught eharacter building. sportsmanship, lair play, and many other fine quali- ties that will enable them to become hotter and healthier citizens. t x my xl , rrii it The 1960 officers were Mike Kirkpatrick, president: David Stine. vice-pres. lfrank Waddel, secretary: Steve Merril, treasurer: and Roger Hackett, Sgt.-at-arms. Their sponsor is Mr. Wlloiinell. E-.. lli 3 mtmlnr pln hixketlmll .liter ti nifwtinc. lli Y offirere- and their sponsor pose for their picture. The Chess Cluh, sponsored hy Nlr. Patchan. was organized so that the members might learn and meet with others interested in the game of ehess. lflected to offiee were Mike Janney, president: Neil Ackerman. vice-president: l'at Petty. Secretary: and Joyce Brockway. treas- urer. 'aw ,ima Y'-3 N, .- . 1113512-' e ,ul . 'U-if-ig 5 ,Egfr , .14 4 'f If 5 .1723 -.r?f' , ' fe fe' ' V in -1, W ' ii . 5 ,pp . xt, .V , Bt ,K U p p 4 'af5iAEi,Q 5I.5i', ' t ' ' ' A -,,,, X mir U fu LP? ' lm M3 X- mx X . X

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Language Students Investigate Foreign Customs linder the sponsorship of Mrs. lflnrence Duke. the Modern Language Cluli has grown to be unc of Suitland's most ar-tive and largest cluhs. .Miioiig the aetivities are a Christmas dance, field trip, and han- quet. At their meetings they have had a Korean night, Wales night. and Greek night. At these meetings they have speakers from the eountry represented and they study the customs of that country. 'lhis eluh is IiI ZlIllZCfl for soeial as well as in- P formative purposes. Renee Thonias introduces a representative from the Creek vnilizissy In thi- rf-sl of the invinlwrs. 5 '-x H --, - rs- 1 . -,, in I The 1960 Modern l,angua,fze Club officers pose for their pie turn-. The-y are Cliarlvs Vargas, president: Holm Cusiek set.-at-armsg ,luhn limilwaire, vif'e'president: Steve Harrison tra-asiiivr: and llaxlf- Nlnrle-ii-rn. sf-vi'et.1i'5. -fkif' I is 514 -.