King School - Kingsmen Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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f it N6 Front row left to right Dave Rasmes Gary Mintz .lohn Golassi Jimmy Mock Chuck Vergara George Smith John Kellogg Back ro Coach Cooper Managers Walker and Steele George Reese Geoffrey Going Keith Woodman Spike Rothman John Blos Malcolm Uplohn Ma lc Bro n Claude Peters JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL This year's Junior Varsity Baseball team was unable to equal the success of last year s undefeated squad, winning 3, losing 5 and tying one. King King King King King King King King King Rye ............. Brunswick .... Brunswick .... Hackly .... Rye .............. Haithcock .... New Canaan Greenwich .. Haithcock ....

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