Knox Memorial High School - Seymour Yearbook (Russell, NY)

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C? '-Q ,ar , - F ly nina H Jann! ,Q ul' Ike.. REAR REED, PIKE, HULL, ASHLEY, cotusort, RIDLR, MJCARTY Darsdg ifiasskeihall Winnlng flfteen and losing ten games for the season, the hnox Eagles had the1r ups ard downs but dr d , ew recor crowds to cheer the purple and gold to vlctory Probablv the most ex citlng game was played w1th the Clifton Flne Indlans, when spectators at Russell watched the score plle up to Sh 52 lH favor of our home team, wlth Rob Poll son SCOT1Dg UIDEZPED polnts The Junlor Hlgh team played a scrappy brand of ball hey name the game with Harrisville as the best played of all, when Capta1n FT8UC1S Pri th ' ggs was e game s high scorer, scorlng fifteen polnts toward a M6-L5 w1n Jumor Front Row Nhltmarsh, Uarmer,Yh1teford KHC5 Cap' A Founta n, Tones, Hiese, 4111 Harmer Second Row McFwen,4atch, Manager Sloley, foach Bawt nhlmer UI'1S, Polton mh1rd How Coons, Tupper, F Fountain Erlggs, Uolo'on,Tuttle, avls, Matthews, Davenport x . L ' , , 5 4 uf - ' 5 ' N XX W X A v , Q .c A lk rw , IXL - G Z . 1 ' 2 n S . 1, - , w .A fc: A . , A S W V , , b .5 gk ,N -haw r O J. . ' W 4 . IVY X hd , ' .g.NmA 2 , , N w .xx X f H N' ' OW-+-' M - KNEELIN3' KIHKEY W TU NE, GOTHAM. SECOND HOW: H. TOWNE, COACH BAWTINHIM R, FULTON, MATTHEWS. . , 0 V i C of .- ' E : '.' . E. ., . f , i l 2 Q ,, , 1 L , ' . 1. ,R. cw ' 2 I A I A l .. ctu O X - , . i ' , C ..' , . fg X. ' . . z .' ' '