Saranac Lake High School - Annual Yearbook (Saranac Lake, NY)

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F i , s 'YES' e -4 , smog, arty I -ge, , ' V 'li 'A-Ei ' '-', ' l f. . f 'Skis ---,-- ' iii' 'ii Y , Y H. X Qs as as Q3 s Q5:3ss J,2BE'3 as - ' QV' it , Ti Mil nw Jil . qi Y l l Y 1 0 l ' Y nr, Skatmg ,l or 1 na o n . , . n . , 5 HILE our skating team failed to repeat its remarkable victories of previous years. ,, .lil it won the sectional meet, but unfortunately encountered some bad luck in the state l ' finals. One of the most interesting events of the season was the development of a young lg star who will be heard from in the future. This is Howard Malone, a freshman. who is 4 , TQ captain-elect for next year. The high school was well represented in the international o . Championship Races by Malone and numerous other members of the team. '. i The most consistent point winners were Captain Sageman, Malone, Deitz and :li - l, l l Bishop. A p V g l H lk, r m sq? 45 1 ll , 'ja ' no Gross Gountry 5 is Fir . . . wi' AST fall another sort was introduced by Coach Wilson. This was cross country QW . ' . . W V3 nil r running. A large squad of boys reported and a course was laid out. While the team ' l i only participated in one meet it won that very handily from the Lake Placid harriers by i s a score of 24 to 3l. It is hoped that this sport will continue to grow in the school as .X much interest is being aroused and it serves as fall practice for the track squad. lt 1 fl fl in Z li: lg M M lg ,EN lm. 15.5 . ,. qw . - . V rw- - Thirty eight P g Qb,igiQQ1,gg,,4Qli9f i a s Q T'-ieiefi is '

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