Baseball
      The Berman nine Will lose two of their stars this term, Lou Capitelli and George O'Kane. Last season, our team was referred to as the team that couldn't lose. Many times Lane was behind, but in the last inning always got the run that counted. Yes, the fighting spirit in these boys gained Lane another "first."

Winged  Feet
       Last term, for the first time in the history of Lane, a track team was competing with other schools. Coached by Mr. Retkewick this term, it went on to win the "1952 City Novice Championship." Before this feat took place, none of the other competing schools had ever recognized Lane as a possible contender. When the meet was over, other coaches just gasped and couldn't believe it. Lane's fighting spirit had done it again. Members of this miracle team were George Webb, Marc Sciacchitano, Bert Engelhardt, and George Young.

Lane's Keglers
       Our bowling team started in 1942. Since then Lane has had many great stars, all of whom attend yearly reunions. We have had many great teams, and have even won the championship four times. Because Lane has turned out so many stars in the past, they are referred to as the unofficial bowling headquarters of the city. However, the team is losing a great star, Ernest Dodegge, who bowled the high team score of 228. Mr. Rubinow is in charge of this great team.
       Lane is starting even more teams, such as the tennis and golf teams. Going by past records, I should say these teams, too, will meet with success. Lane can point with pride to these athletic activities.