Suitland High School - Aries Yearbook (Suitland, MD)

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58 R :RY W in v ,,,, N0 ww 1 x9 53 wi 50 rr-0' 1 13x -27. UW' Q73 November the month of remembrance Hnghllghted by the Homecoming Weekend enjoyed by alumm students and teachers allke The pep rally wlth the burnmg of a Northwestern football player m efhgy the parade and judging of decorated cars and the leadmg of a cheer by the Ram end of a wmmng season wnth a score of 25 to 8 The vxctory Homecomnng Dance wxth the crowning of the second Homecommg uccn The Veterans Day assembly honormg our soldlers of the plst wars College Night held for parents and students to acquamt them wxth represcntatlvcs of varxous colleges The Thanksgxvmg holldays puttmg a joyful Hmsh to the month of November I2 The annual Homecoming football game won over our rival Northwestern, climaxing the

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Parade, Pep Rally, And Bonfire Are