McLane High School - Greacan Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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S 0 N Varsity manager Larry Rosundvr. Nz, The Pnmhlnnder scramble - McLane and Xhxshirmgton Union. HY lil' Inurw Mui drives in for two puints Against lhr Bul- Tony Klcin attempts a lnyin against the Rough lwrfl Kniuhtx Ridfxrs' 156

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