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Hey, take it easy. l'm not the basketball! says the poor donkey as the Suitland caballeros mistake him for the round sphere. Donkeys dd Fun Who will win-the players or the donkeys ? This seems to be the most logi- cal way to describe the Donkey Basketball Game held in Blarch. ln the annual war between two teams and beast, the senior boys, in the hilarious battle, emerged vic- torious with four points. The faculty, none the worse for wear, had two points. The Spring Fair, sponsored by the Fu- ture Business Leaders of America, was an- other event at which Suitlandites had a fun-filled time. The old-fashioned country fair featured booths of different types from the various clubs. Edna Switzer, Brenda Pickett, Gail Zornek, and Ann nRide ,em Cowboy-H Tom Howie ms tau In the saddle but Abraham, members of the Future Business Leaders of he managed to stay on for a moment America, make posters and plans for the Spring Fair. 'i an fv- 8:9
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. nl-r' 1 .T ' .-V-L ---f ' if I ,.-..u La. Queen Linda Miller is surrounded by her Court consisting of seniors Carolyn Ajello, Shirley Zalesky, Rose Myra Sansbury, Beverly Goodwin, Jeanette Lanciaux, and Pat Donaldson. Homecoming eekencl On Saturday, November 16, Suitlandls first Home- comin Queen, Linda lliller, was crowned at the an- g nual Homecoming Dance. Chosen by the popular vote of the students, Linda was crowned by Steve Braswell, president of the National Honor Society. The six girls on the queen's court were Carolyn Ajello, Shirley Zalesky, Rose Myfra Sansbury, Beverly Goodwin, Jeanette Lanciaux, and Pat Donaldson. Thursday, November 14, the Homecoming parade that generally precedes the pep rally had to be canceled because of rain, but the pep rally was held on schedule. Suitland lost the traditional Homecoming football game, played against Northwestern. The score was 13-12, and strangely enough this is the identical score of last year's game, when Suitland won, and of the year before, when Northwestern triumphed. l'lllW2 ' T Welcome, Alumnill' says National Honor Society member, Darleen Van Roon, as she serves Mike De- Sarno, '57, at the Alumni Party. 'fin v, 'ics' Hold that VVildcat! may well be what this unidentified Ram is saying as he tries to halt an advancing North- western player. 1' X
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