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

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CLASS GIGGLERS CLASS WITS CLASS IIANCERS MOST TALKATIWI' Donald Estes VVilliarn Stout Gerald Cartvr Alan liclvlln-rg: Mary .lane Higgins lluth Sporck .loan Conlin .lanv Cal rull SUPERLATIVES , N, FlllENDl,Il'IS'l' MOST LIKELY TO MAN AND WOMAN Richard Nlenga SUCCLLD lIA'Tl',R5 Aaron Drntz linger Stephenson Anna Oborsl. S. CLASS CRAMMERS Donald Pierce Phyllis McCormick M ary Kusich Audrey Lubdcll BEST LOOKING VVilliarn LaVallec Mary Sue LaVallcc BEST IJIRESSED CLASS FLIRTS VVilliam LaVallne xvllllkllll l.aVall4-4' Phyllis MCCflI'lIllCk lVlaurm-n Hntlur 28

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WOCIIIIK U FF, ARNOLD Arny' Ile always has his lrack righl down Pal. Varsity 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 41 Cross Country 33 Football 2g Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Undecided Ralf SUPERLATIVES Ns, ,-,f,,,,,,, CLASS ICATERS CLASS COUPLE DID MOST FOR .lohn Sweeney Ned Pendcrgast 5' L' H' 5' Elizabeth Godson Donalda Maple Ned Pe d'f'S'1'Sl Anna Oberst li 1 4- xi 1 . . l. . , fr l 5 i ' f CLASS ACTOR AND CLASS ATIILETES MOST I'Ol'ULAli CLASS BABIES wily' Rhbb Gary Holway Nod Pomlorgasl, Donald Este-s 'Hmm Smut Veronica llashway Anna Oborst Mary Ann McKillip Joan Conlin 27

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