Long before there was Nancy and Tonya, Kristi or Katarina or Oksana, there was an elegant girl from Queens who ruled the figure skating world for the better part of a decade. Not that anything came automatically to Carol Heiss. In the mid-'50s, the American skating scene belonged to Tenley Albright, who won four consecutive national championships from 1953-56 - with Heiss the runnerup each... Read on
