Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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, A F ' .N 1 , 9 ' f x - V MJ- .5 Z if Q-if 1 ' A- ii qi 1 We - 1 tt. fi is of 11 11 I QE -9- TJ W fag 1 On the tweiity-seventli of llareh there was lll1llS112ll excitement over tl1e annual struggle between the Senior and Junior Girls' Basket-Ball TCHIIIS. The story of the game includes not only tl1e time during which tl1e game was being played, bllt also an account of the jollifieation in the hall before 111orning exercises. The Senior side of the hall was decorated in their colors, red and white. The J1111ior side was all green and White. At ten niinntes past nine the Senior class formed outside the Senior dressing room and marched to tl1e hall, preceded by their banners and the mascots of tl1e Senior and Special teams. There were seventy-two red balloons carried in the Senior line. The class cheered lustily, a11d seating themselves, they awaited the coming of the Juniors. The J1111iors entered, led by their mascot and four men in clown suits , who acted as cheer-leaders. The Juniors formed in the center aisle, a11d cheered and sang for seven minutes. As they took their seats, tl1e Se11ior class formed again, marched around the Juniors' seats until that class was completely SllI'I'0llIlCl9d, Hlld tl1e11 sang a song to the Juniors, ending with a cheer for them. At the end of the cheer they returned to their own seats, singing once more for themselves. It was nine twenty-tive a11d the 'drst up-roar of tl1e day was over. The game itself came off at three-thirty in the afternoon. Before the teams Went on the floor, the two classes apparently tried to see which co11ld lllilkC the IIlOSt noise in the eheer line. There was a little preliminary practice, and then tl1e whistle blew and the game was on. The J11niors made the first goal Ellld how tl1e class did yelll At the end of the iirst half, the score stood 7-3 in favor of tl1e J1111iors. At tl1e beginning of the second half, Miss Prime of the Senior team went off the floor, Miss Parziale took Miss Prime's place, and Miss Tenneson, Miss Parziale's. The Senior team went on determined to win or die in tl1e atte111pt, and during the second half they 1-aught np with the Juniors and passed them, mawing tl1e final score 10-9. The Junior team showed some good team work, and their passing was skilful, and if they play again next year, the Seniors hope they will win from their opponents. E. P. tulusll . 'tt Mm, 1'H'1!iiIlfl.l:l'.fr 'Ml' 1 an 'at 11,11 il .g W1 It ,lm .g 1 5 l, 2,4 xi' W T x ,,,. ' -il, di 3 SB iiitixw ix- ii 4 - ' 'I-. , 1 I Q- 51 n UQ QM: lilq w' -:, X' Mint 'L,gi-:-- '-T T 20

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