Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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- 1 ,- xt 'WT 1 is , 4 .Q-. N , .ac gd Q4 'iv gmggqiii uf' .P ,,,4v'N Tom Howie blasts Bladensburgs john Rujjo to the turf on a third quarter kick off Sultland Wmless In Nine Clashes Relving principallx on first xear men perhaps too much Suitland terminated its 1957 football season gam s lhe inexperieneed Rams w ent through one of tne toughest sehedules in the area emassing, a meager SO points to their opponent s 178 A -10 12 loss to perennial Inter High ehamp Anacostia sent the Scarlets reeling and thes nex er retovered 1 he Rams also lost to VVheaton 77 6 Xlontgomers Blair 25 O Bethesda Chen Chase 3-1 6 GonLag1 23 6 Dematha 18 6 llladensburg 21 7 High Point 33 0 and rival Yorthwestern 13 17 The Rams with the tradi tional spirit and hustle that the Northwestern classic provides tried to down the VVildcats in what was the final game for both teams Suitland took the lead on the opening kick off when Paul Ringer ran 85 xards for the first touehdow n V H S ground out a last period score to edge the Rams in one of the sears better plax ed games line plax of xeterans 'Iom Howie Ed Suit and Bob Digulimio bigulimio a senior end was selected as a member of the Washington Post and Times Herald Fvening Star VVashmgton Dails News All States and Prince Georges Post All Star teams Suit and Howie also reteix ed mention on several of the teams Other individual standouts included im ohnson liudds Polloek Niek Pappas Andi ohanson Billv Gibbs Paul Ringer I ee Dodd and Lx nn Hollabaugh lwo seniors Hob Digulimio and Lee Dodd along with Junior Linn Hollabaugh were chosen to be the no captains Head toach YValter Fedora in his seventh season was assisted bs Ken lurner and Rocco Romeo m. 2 V 3 Q . 0 Q Sl ' X ' I 7 'ig 7 5 7 ' Ai xi t:afs:f.f?-', . 1 1 'T ' ' U' rs 'is l v. -wi r 1 an ' - s 1 5 ' 22' . ' 4 1 rw 9 V 1 K.,-, ., 1 ' W H , wh F - , -, 7 1' . A i sal if ' p ,,- I ' ' 14 1 1 . .1 f , 'fi 7 J 7' 'fl' 'J 0 C Q ' i I . .7 .7 1 4 ,V rl - with the unwanted distinction of being winless in nine Highlighting the otherwise dismal Season was the fine 1 f ' 1 1, 1 H 7 1 7 . , 1 . i ' . : . i . ' S ' , 1 . - 4 7 Y 7 7 7 'V T 7 , - , ' , ' 4 1 1 ' - 1 - 1 ' 5 5 . , D. , . Q 7. L v . y I . 'Q 'X I C - ' ' .V K D . . . . . , . . , , , I i U ' v 1 - 5 Y' '- f, 1 , 1 i rl 1 . 1 . Y a 1 y -7 , 7 ., . . . i C I C sa i 7 7 ' 1 I 7 1 1 ' 1 1 , 1 l 1 , 1 ,

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