Alexandria Monroe High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Alexandria, IN)
- Class of 1957
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Industrial Arts5 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Agriculture, Industrial Arrs5 Football
Football 1,35 Track 1,25 Varsity "A" 1,2,l3,45 Track 1,25 Basketball St,
Club 3,4. Manager 1,2,3,45 Varsity "A" Club
LOUIE F. ROSS
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Dancing Class 15
Athletic Office 45
Tiger's Tale 4.
NORMAN S, SCHULTZ
Academic5 Football 1,25 Basketball
1,25 Tiger Club 15 Jr. Red Cross 15
l-li-Y 2,3,45 Vice-President 35 l.R.C.
2,3,45 Co-op 15 Alchemist Club 3,
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Staff 2,3,45 Drama 35 National Honor
Society 3,4.
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Bnsinessg Entered from Tacoma, Wash.
Tiger Clnb 45 Tigers Tale 4.
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Agricnltureg F.F.A. l,2,3,4.
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Businessg Y-Teens 2,3,45 Tiger Club 1,
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Twirler 2,35 Homecoming Queen 25
Class Secretary 25 Choir 213,45 Varsity
"A" Club 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Drama 15
Tiger's Tale 4.
MARGARET
WILLIAMSON
Business5 Y-Teens
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Acadeniic5 Hi-Y 3,45 Alchemist Club Home Economics5 Y-Teens 25,45 Tiger
3,4, Vice-President 45 Football 1,2,3, Club 1,2,35 Choir 1,2,3,4.
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25,45 Boys' State 3,
SHEILA JOAN ZAPF
Businessg Y-Teens 2,3,45 Vice-President
45 Tiger Club 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,
Secretary 25 Choir 3,45 Spectrum Staff 3.
ROGER ZIGLER
Industrial Artsg I-Ii-Y 45 Alchemist Club
4, Football 4, Rifle Club 1,
SUE WRIGHT
Academic5
Y-Teens 2,3,45
Tiger Club 1, 2,3,
45 Cheerleaders
Club 1,2,3,4,
President 35 "B"
Team Cheerleader
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Varsity "A" Club 45
Marching Corps lg
Twirler -5 Co-op 25
Alchemist Club 3,4,
President 45 President
Kanteen Board 35
Tiger's Tale, Assistant
Editor 45 Spectrum
Staff 45 Drama lg
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Leadership, scholar-
ship, and character
helped elect Don
Disque, Joe Jones,
Norm Schultz,
Cynthia Evans, and
Margaret Olsen to
the National Honor
Society.
Senior class officers
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treasurer- Norm
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Joe Jones, Dan Welborn, Fred Dick, Larry Bassett, Betsy Kidder, Linda McBride, Cynthia
Evans, and Sue Wright were chosen by local organizations to represent Alexandria at Boys
and Girls' State held at Indiana University during June of last year, Jerry Ledford was absent
when the picture was taken
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SENIORS OF "57"
As we turn back the pages to our Freshman year we
find l35 new, and some old familiar faces. The students
came from Cunningham, Orestes, St. Mary's and our
own Alexandria Junior High. We worked hard selling
magazines and had a carry in at the Kanteen at Christ-
mas time. We chose for our class officers Danny Kellum,
President, Larry Cade, Vice-President, Frances Nelson,
Secretar , and Joe Jones, Treasurer. Our sponsors were
Mr. Buhller, Mr. Frazier, and Mr. Buck.
Our Sophomore year we received our beautiful baby blue sweaters with the white numbers
"57" . We wore them everyday for a week but finally decided it best to save them for our future
years as well. During this year we sold Christmas cards, all-occasion cards, gift wrappings, and
stationery to help assure us of our Senior trip. We had a Sophomore Scramble at the Kanteen in
December which featured a pitch-in supper and a talent show. Our Sophomore Co-op Represen-
tatives were Joyce Alexander, Sue Wright, Charles Henry, and Fred Dick. Our class officers
were Laveda Horton, President, Joe Jones, Vice-President, Margaret Olsen, Treasurer, and
Deanne Weaver, Secretary. The sponsors were Miss Hull, Miss Frazier and Mr. Oberholtzer.
In the Junior class our officers were Norm Schultz, President, John Janney, Vice-President,
Joe Jones, Secretary, and Margaret Olsen, Treasurer. This is the year we received our beautiful
new class rings, The next day many rings were found around necks on chains and on fingers with
tape added. Our goal was to get 45 of our 60 points by the end of the year. Our projects con-
sisted solely of scrap drives. The Co-op Representatives were Charles Henry, Arthur Jackson,
Cynthia Evans, and Betsy Kidder. Mr. Oberholtzer, Miss Frazier and Miss Hull were our class
sponsors.
For the final year at Alex we re-elected Norm Schultz, President, Joe Jones, Vice-President,
Margaret Olsen, Treasurer, and Linda McBride, Secretary. This year was filled with fun and
excitement for everyone. Our Homecoming Dance, "Fall Fantasy" was very successful and
featured "Bouncin' Bill Baker" and his records. Our own Senior girl, Ginger Eubanks was chosen
Homecoming Queen. We then celebrated Christmas with a dance entitled "The Yule Tide Frolic.'
The money making projects included the concessions at both football and basketball games,
selling taffy and we sponsored movies for a week at the Town Theater. Our Co-op Representatives
were Charles Henry, Paula Carver, Kay Johnson and Betsy Kidder. The sponsors who helped us
through our last year are Mr. and Mrs. Oberholtzer and Miss Hull.
Our biggest and greatest thrill was when we walked clown the aisle in OUI' CUPS Gnd QOWUS
and had that diploma placed in our hand. This was a time of sadness for man Of US beCGUSe we
began to realize that now we were leaving our school world to face a very different world
ahead. There was some fears but we-can always look back to the wonderful memories of Our
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CHOSEN TO LEAD THE JUNIOR CLASS WERE:
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Sue Alex
Ermal Allen Jr.
Larry Allen
Reta Allen
Nadine Atchison
John Barton
Maureen Bryan
Elaine Buckles
John Carroll
Rodney Chesser
Jimmie Clarkson
Linda Cleaver
Barbara Collins
Bobbie Collins
Donald Cooper
Kay Cox
Donnie Cranfield
Yvonne Crist
Gloria Croy
Jerry Croy
Russell Cummings
Larry Dailey
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Norma Hayes
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Danny Hobbs
June Hocker
Bonnie Hueston
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Judy Hull
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Jan Idlewine
James King
Annetta King
Miriam King
Donald Kintner
Charlene Kirby
Dennis Knapp
Georgianna Knotts
Marvin Lanswig
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Patsy Mack
Brlly Maddox
Samuel Malrcoat
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Jack Mrllspaugh
Ted Montgomery
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Shelva Overby
Anna Mar1e Pate
Annetta Pherson
Dennls Pratt
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Ann Reeves
Darlene Reeves
Jeneane Rrce
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Jerry Schacht
Glenn Sheley
Llnda Shrake
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Steve Slone
Joyce Smrth
Steve Smrth
Vada Snapp
Kay Spell
Larry Spooner
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Walt Stamper
David Starr
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Elaine Cassell
Darlene Closser
Larry Collins
Alan Cummings
Arthur Cummings
Ellis Cunningham
Karen Cunningham
Roger Davis
Sally Deines
James DeVore
John Dockrey
Gloria Etchison
Larry Farmer
Janice Flook
Kenneth Flowers
Janet Foust
Martha Frazier
Stephen Fulk
Lena Garner
Mike Gipe
Darrell Gooding
Rosetta Gooding
Larry Granger
Nancy Haines
Kenneth Hamilton
Geraldine Harris
Bettie Harrison
Tom Hartwell
Sharon Hayes
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Robert Johnson
Frank Jones
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Nancy Kerr
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Warren LeVeque
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Jean Lowther
Ronald Lynch
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Barbara Mack
Juanita Malston
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Robert Morphew
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Beverly Myers
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Nancy Partington
Wanda Payton
Marie Peck
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Bill Pierce
Virginia Pirtle
Helen Pittenger
Robert Porter
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Elsie Ragle
Anita Ray
Patty Reeves
Jerry Reynolds
Karen Rice
Larry Richards
Stephen Roach
Danny Rush
Bill Schacht
Susie Schleeter
Judy Scott
Bill Scribner
Anita Semon
Linda Spooner
David Steele
Juanita Stillwell
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Marcella Swift
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Stephen Abemarhy
Mary Abom
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Barbara Aldrrdge
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June Allen
Betty Jo Armstrong
Jane Barrett
Jerry Bassett
Harry Barton
Mlke Beaman
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Warren Blanktnshlp
Warren Blockson
Joseph Boerner
Bruce Boston
Tonya Boyer
Pat Brady
Donna Brattarn
Mary Breese
Car1 Brotherton
Mark Broyles
Kenneth Bryan
Mary Lou Bugby
Mary K Butler
Karen Caldwell
Margaret Cartwrrght
Karhaleen Castor
Larry Chaplm
Jonetta Cleaver
Anna Clevenger
Judy Cole
Nancy Collms
Garland Colhs
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Nancy Etchlson
Karen Ferguson
Francls Flecker
Gary Foster
Jane Ann Foster
Lxnda Galther
Peggte Galther
Sylvxa Gall
Marrlyn Gardner
Russell Gee
Bernard Goen
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Judy Gross
Raymond Gusun
Phlllrp Hahn
Thomas Hall
Martln Hamrlton
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Shetla Harmon
Karen Sue Hartwell
Manlyn Hatton
Jerry Hayes
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Carolyn Howard
John Hughes
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Donna Johnson
Connie Jones
Sue Jones
Mike Keesling
Phillip Keniple
Nancy Kettery
Stephen King
John Knapp
Howard Knopp
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Larry Lambertson
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Anna Lee Leach
Deriell Logan
Rebecca Lorson
Zolinda Love
Patty Ludlow
Donald Lynch
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David Moody
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Bobby Myers
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Lynda Neff
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Phyllis Ohler
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Robert Overman
Richard Owens
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Marilyn Peters
Charles Porter
George Powless
Ernest Rector
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Sondra Reeves
Dick Reiley
Larry Riley
Yolonda Robbins
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Joyce Rogers
Charlotte Russell
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Donald Sanqunetti
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Johnathan Telfer
Donald Lineberry
. Elmer Williams
. . Eugene Pate
Arlene Allen
Pamela Allen
Donna Bales
Deedie Baumgartner
Sharon Berry
Emerson Blake
Larry Brandon
Nancy Carver
Darlene Cooper
Harold Cox
Pam Cox
Dorleen Davis
Patricia Dockrey
Wesley Duling
Sally Etchison
Sue Etchison
Sandra Ferguson
Teena Flook
Dennis Follis
Terry Fox
Timmy Frye
Cecil Garner
Ronnie Garner
Clyde Goodman
Tommy Haas
George Haines
Vivian Hall
Dennis Harmon
Louis Harrison
Marsha Hayes
Nancy Henderson
Vickie Hinton
Jim Hooker
Bobbie Hunter
Catherine Hysong
Mary Jarrett
Danny Johnson
David Johnson
Jerry Johnson
David Jones
Janet Kantner
Karen Kelly
JoAnn Lamb
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Donald Lineberry
Larry Lowther
Marsha Majors
Ray Meador
Peggy Metcalf
Sharon Miller
Sharon Mitchell
Sammy Modlin
Faith Mohler
Sandra Morgan
Bill Morris
Linda Morrison
Vicki Mottweiler
Patty Odom
Sue O'Neal
Loretta Overby
Judy Owens
Eugene Pate
Jerry Payton
Carolyn Peters
Robert Phillips
Roger Poole
Teddy Pritchett
Steven Ray
Don Semon
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Danny Shelton
Jack Sigler
Sherl Silvey
Betty Snodgrass
Jewel Snyder
Fay Spears
Pam Summers
Ronnie Summers
Johnathan Telfer
Rita Thias
Lewis Wallace
Tommy Walsh
Tony Ward
Elmer Willia ms
Charles Woelfe
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Sheliah Atchison
Oliver Baker
Judy Bales
Danny Ballard
Larry Beeman
Sue Beilhartz
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Melvin Brown
Charles Bugby
Carol Sue Carroll
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Treasurer - - Larry Beeman
President , , . Sue Alex
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President. . . Steve Simison
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Jeanne Fraundorfer
Sheiia Frost
Bobby Goen
Carl Gross
Charles Gustin
Mary Haas
Glenda Hartness
Loretta Hedrick
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Robert Hieatt
Mary Ann Hocker
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Mary Sue Hollis
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Jerry Huggins
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Barbara Jones
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Jill Lahee
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Marilyn Lawson
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Stephen Lynch
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Linda Raines
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B,S, , Ball State Teachers College: M,S, ,
Indiana University: Alexandria Superinten-
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MARIORIE ANDREW
B,S, , Ball State Teachers College: Home
Economics: Business Education: F, H,A,:
4-H Club: Sophomore Class.
JAMES BALLINGER
B, S, , M, A,, Ball State Teachers College:
Math: Co-op, F,T,A,
JAMES BOWERS
B,M,E, , Butler University: Instrumental
Music: Band.
GILBERT BRIDWELL
B,M,E, , Indiana University: Music: Choral
Director: Hi-Y: Sophomore Class.
FRED DISQUE
B,S,A, , Purdue University: M,S, Ed. ,
Indiana University: Junior High School
Principal: Vocational Agriculture: F,F,A,
ROY ELLIS BROWN
B,S, , Purdue University: English: Speech:
Drama: Drama Department: Sophomore
Class,
ERNEST BUCK
A,B, , Indiana State Teachers College:
Science: Alchemist Club: Freshman Class,
ERLENE BURDSALL
B,S, , Butler University: English: Freshman
Class.
VICTOR EVANS
A,B, , L,L,B, , Oakland City College:
M,S,, Indiana University: Psychology:
Senior High School Principal.
ORVIS BURDSALL
B,S, , Butler University: Physical Education
Health and Safety: Tiger Club: Varsity
Basketball Coach.
ROBERT CHAMPION
B,S, , Indiana State Teachers College:
Machine Shop: Printing: Applied Math:
Spectrum: Junior Class.
MILLARD COSBY
B, S, , Ball State Teachers College: Math:
7th Grade.
DON DICK
B,S,. Ball State Teachers College: M,S,,
Indiana University: Social Science: Safety:
Physical Education: Driver Education:
Junior Class.
I. LAWRENCE FRAZIER
B. S.. M. S., Indiana University, Science,
Freshman Class.
ROXANA FRAZIER
A. B.. DePauw, Graduate Work, University of
Chicago,Latin,English, Math, Y-Teens.
MARIORIE FRENCH
A. B., M. A., Ball State Teachers College,
Social Science, Math, Guidance Director,
F. T. A., Co-op.
RUSSELL GEORGE
A. B.. Ball State Teachers College, English,
Journalism, Co-op, Tiger's Tale, Freshman
Class.
JOHN GREEN
B. S., Indiana State Teachers College,
Business Educatior., Social Science, Freshman
Basketball Coach.
JEANNE HOWELL
B. S., Ball State Teachers College, Physical
Education, Health and Safety, G. A. A., Cheer-
leaders Club, Junior Class.
EDITH HULL
B. S., M. A., Ball State Teachers College,
Social Science, I. R. C., Senior Class.
KEITH KING
B. S., Ball State Teachers College, Art.
ELEANOR LOY
A. B., DePauw, M. S., Indiana University,
Library, Biology, Spectrum.
GLADYS MCCAMMON
A. B., Franklin, English, Jr. Red Cross, Bth
Grade.
MART HA MILLICAN
B. S., M. A., Ohio State University, Home
Economics, Health and Safety, 8th Grade.
HENRY K. OBERHOLTZER
B. A., Manchester College, M. A., Ball
State Teachers College, Mechanical Drawing,
Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Senior Class.
MAXINE OBERHOLTZER
B. S., M. A., Ball State Teachers College,
Business Education, Senior Class.
GEORGE PUNZELT
B. P.E., Purdue University, Social Science,
Football Coach, Varsity "A" Club, Junior
High Basketball Coach.
MARIANNE WRIGHT
B.S. , Ball State Teachers College, English,
Typing, 7th Grade.
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Spectrum, the Tiger's Tale, and Dramatics,
Teachers in the English department are Mr.
Brown, Mr, George, Mrs, Burdsall, Mrs, Wright,
Mrs. Loy, Miss McCammon and Miss Frazier.
A section of
Junior English
taught by Mr.
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The purpose of the Guidance Department
is to help individuals with courses, problems,
and future vocations. Pictured here is Miss
French giving advice to Linda McBride on her
future college plans.
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Guidance' and Library
Every period of the day you will
find Mrs Loy and her librarians on hand
to serve both students and faculty mem
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use for daily lessons and assignments
SEATED ARE Mrs Loy Rebecca Beatson
and Anita Featherston STANDING
ARE Miriam King Rosalie Hysong
Nancy Baumgartner Ann Reeyes Betsy
kidder Nora Farmer Elaine Hight
Twila Davis and Judi Wilson
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facts. The Science Department includes biology, chemistry, physics,
and general science for the junior high, These classes are taught by
Mr. Buck, Mr. Frazier, and Mrs. Loy.
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Physical Education is required of
all iunior high, freshman, and sophomore
students. Subiects included in the depart-
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training.
Teachers in this department are Mr.
Burdsall, Mrs. Howell, and Mr. Dick.
Mr. Dick's driver training class ready
to take a driving lesson in the new Ford
Mrs. Howell's junior
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Home Economics
The Home Economics Department is under the leadership of Mrs.
Mariorie Andrew and Mrs. Martha Millican. The subjects taught are
food, clothing, family relations, consumer education, time management,
home nursing, home furnishings and child care. The subiects help pre-
pare the girls for future home and Family life.
Mrs. Millican's
Junior High
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agriculture
class .
Agriculture is a four year course for boys interested in farming. They learn to
evaluate their crops and livestock. Proiects this year were swine 'udging, cattle
iudging, land iudging, and poultry iudging. The boys have won the count land
judging contest for the past four years. Some students built hog houses ancllfeeders as
their proiects. Mr. Disque is teacher and sponsor of the Agricultural activities.
Mr. King's
art class.
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Art is a three year course taught by Mr. King. The students enrolled in art
class learn to understand and appreciate art. They do sculpture work, paintings,
and drawings. Mr. Ade taught t e art classes the first semester, and Mr. King
the second .
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The preparation of students for office work and general mformatnon are the
obiectives of the business department Teachers In the department are Mrs Maxme
Oberholtzer, Mr John Green and Mrs Mary Ann Wright Sublects taught are
general business, business law, shorthand and typmg
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Industrial llrts
The Industrial Arts Depart-
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advanced machine sho , rinl'
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blue print reading, applied
math, and mechanical drawing.
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performnng at the Fall Concert
The 4 Teens slnglng at the Pop Concert
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The concert band and cholr resented the Fall Concert
Vocalists and ensembles made up the program for the annual Pop Concert ln January
Amta Muller The Four Teens Charles Henry Fred Castor Ron Lynch George Powless and
Dave Rrchardson gave vocal numbers
A combo conslstmg of Dave Rlchardson, Dave Starr Jerry Hines Warren Le Veque,
Raymond Schrer and Dave Barley gave their rendrtuon of Night Traun
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School band
Pop Concert vocalist, Dave
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The club took their annual trip to Chicago on October 31 where they spent
the day at the Museum of Science and lndustry.
The officers were Sue Wright, President, Dan Welborn, Vice-President, Betsy
Kidder, Secretary, and Larry Cade, Treasurer.
Mr. Buck is their sponsor.
This year the installation of officers was held at the home of
Doris Humphries, the secretary. The other officers were Janet
Frees, President, Do lene Jackson, Secretary, Joyce Blake,
Treasurer, and Davicl,Steele, Historian- Librarian.
They have observed teaching in the Elementary schools on
several occasions. Also, three Sunday afternoon Teas were held
featuring discussions led by guest speakers.
The sponsors are Miss French and Mr. Ballinger.
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home, school, and com-
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Christian character" is the
purpose of the Hi-Y.
The Hi-Y boys under
the leadership of president
Joe Jones have successfully
carried our three proiects
this year. These were col-
lecting money for the
March of Dimes, giving
a Christmas basket to a
needy family, and giving
clothing to needy children.
The other officers
were Don Disque, Vice-
President, Bob Toms,
Chaplain, Arthur Jackson,
Treasurer, Secretary, John
Janey, Sergeant-at-Arms,
Glenn Sheley.
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Y-Teens is an organization open to all sophomore, junior, and senior girls. This year nine
girls attended the Mid-Winter Conference at Marion, Indiana. Their projects this year were send-
ing food to the Salvation Army, collecting money for the polio and heart funds, sending comic
books and games to Riley Hospital.
They donated money to the Hungarian Relief Fund, and also put up the Christmas tree in the
senior high assembly.
The class officers were: Cynthia Evans, President, Sheila Zaph, Vice-President, June
Hocker, Secretary, Vada Snapp, Treasurer, Sponsor, Miss Frazier.
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f time for the Eplleptlc Village at New Castle CFFICSFS ofthe club
are President, Mary Jo Mlllspaugh Vice President, Janet Frees
Secretary, Jane Ellen Woelfert Treasurer, Sue Alex Reporter,
Ginny Plrtle, Song Leader, Linda Shrake, and Historian, Joyce
Smith.
The Future Farmers of America set up the pens and show ring for the
American Landrace Swine Show and Sale at the 4-H Fairgrounds in
October
The officers were: John Janney, President, Phil Warren, Vice-
President, John Maier, Secretary, David Dockrey, Treasurer, and Ted
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Through Student-Teacher Co-op, students have a voice in the
governing of Alexandria High School. Officers of the organization
are Charles Henry, Chairman, Betsy Kidder, Assistant Chairman, Sue
Alex, Secretary, and Cheri Cade, Treasurer. Senior representatives
are Paula Carver and Kay Johnson. Juniors are Jim King, Glen Sheley, and Philip Warren. Soph
omores are David Baile , Robert Janney, and Warren LeVeque. Representing the freshman class
are Joe Weaver and John Rodney. Faculty members are Mr. George, Mr. Ballinger, and Mr.
Champion. Miss French is sponsor of Co-op.
Members of the International Relations Club analize and study
problems that confront the United Nations. ln the spring, members
travel to Anderson to participate in the Model U. N.
Officers of the club are Rodney Chesser, President, Steve Slone
Vice-President, Nancy Baumgartner, Secretary, and Bob Toms,
Treasurer. Miss Hull is sponsor of the organization.
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The club president
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This year's club
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after the Frankton
Basketball Game.
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Red Cross made
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McCammon is
busy making
Christmas gifts
for needy fam-
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The Junior High
choir appeared in
the annual Christmas
program, the Eighth
Grade Graduation
and the Civic
Easter Cantata. The
choir was directed
by Mr. Gilbert
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Junior and Senior High office
staff which consists of Lonita
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Berry, Linda McBride, Twila
Davis, Doris Humphries and
Vada Snapp.
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is the motto of the ianitors--Ray
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and Lloyd Stewart, Senior High.
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noons. During this time they participate in such games as volleyball,
basketball, and ring tennis. ,
Officers of the group were Sue Alex, President, Margaret Russell,
Vice-President, Joyce Smith, Secretary, and Priscilla Williams, Treasurer.
Mrs. Howell was sponsor of the group.
Membership in the Varsity "A" Club is open to anyone who has been awarded a var-
sity letter in any major sport. This year the club held a party for its members at the Kid
Kanteen on November 9.
Officers this year were Jerry Ledford, President, Joe Jones, Vice-President, and
Charles Sanquenetti, Secretary-Treasurer. The club's sponsors are Mr. Punzelt and Mr.
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This year's Cheerblock took on a new and sharper look
with uniforms consisting of bright red sweaters with white
collars and white gloves. The block has a membership of T20
and still occupies the middle section of the bleachers.
Cheerblock is open to girls in grades starting at seven
through twelve. This year any member of Tiger Club must
belong to the Cheerblock. As a result the club is much
bigger and better. The Tiger Club sponsors the Basketball
Banquet, which is held every year, and they also provide the
money for the "Cheers" uniforms. For the first time this year
the Cheerblock traveled to the Holiday Tourney in order to
support and back our Tigers.
Officers were: Kay Johnson, President, Nancy
Baumgartner, Vice-President, Paula Carver, Secretary, and
Lonita Friend, Treasurer. Mr. Burdsall sponsored the club.
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this year They also participated in the County Choral Festival the
Thanksgiving Program, the Christmas Program Baccalaureate, and
Commencement The accompanxsts were Joyce Blake and Darlene
Closser
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and Charles Henry for their four years in choir.
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Business Manager, Linda McBride
and Editor, Betsy Kidder with Faculty
Advisors, Mr. Champion and Mrs. Loy.
Staff members working to meet
deadline .
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Business Manager . .
Ass't Business Manager .
Photographers . . .
Sports Editor ....
Ass't Sports Editor . .
Art Editor ....
Ass't Art Editor ....
Advertising Manager . .
Ass't Advertising Manager
Publicit Manager . . .
Ass't Puhlicity Manager .
Senior Writers ....
Junior Writers .
Sophomore Writer .
Freshman Writer. .
Faculty Advisors .
. Betsy Ann Kidder
. . Linda McBride
. . Nora Farmer
. .Harry Williams
Danny McCarty
. . Fred Dick
. . . Sue Wright
. . Cynthia Evans
. . .Judi Wilson
. Norman Schultz
Nancy Baumgartner
. Margaret Olsen
. . . Bob Toms
. . Juliet Powless
Paula Carver
. June Hocker
Janice Zigler
. Donna Binder
. Karin Schroth
. Mrs. Loy
Mr. Champion
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TIGERH TALE
Published By the Journalism Class of Alexandria High School
Editorial Staff
Editor-in-Chief. . ..... . . Cynthia Evans
Assistant Editor ............ Sue Wright
News Editor ............ Charles Henry
Reporters: Juliet Powless, Barbara Savage, Dave Richardson,
Tom Morris, Beverly Addison, Dave Humphries, and
Jim Rathel.
Feature Editor ........... Paula Carver
Feature Writers: Margaret Olsen, Bill Gross, Mary Jo
Millspaugh, Dean Smith, Dave Mason, and Ken McPhearson.
Sports Editor ............. Fred Dick
Sports Writers: Phil Myers, Jerry Ledford, and Margret
Russell.
Business Staff
Business Manager ....... . . Betsy Kidder
Circulation Manager . . . Deanne Weaver
Advertising Manager . . . . . Louie Ross
Faculty Advisor ........... Mr. George
The Tiger's Tale is published once a month throughout the school year. Pictured
below are the editors and business staff .
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Danny Welborn Rod Chesser Phrl Myers Dare Telfer G1e11She1ey Jerry
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durrng the 1 D6 football year brmgrng a vrctorrous season
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Dick, Ledford, Myers. SECOND ROW: Manager, R. Cummings, Cranfield, Haas, King, Croy, Chesser,
Sheley, Slone, Telfer, Coach Pnnzelt. THIRD ROW: Manager Etchison, Vestal, Welcome, A.
Cummings, Gipe, Stevens, Weaver, Pierce, Prongh, Fulk, Boston. FOURTH ROW: Manager Lambertson
Hnll, Porter, Blake, Gnstin, Goen, Coach Green, Coach Bnrdsall, and Manager Simison.
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KNEELING: Captain Leach. STANDING,
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Rodney, Ballard, Boston. THIRD ROW: D.
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Gnstin, Lynch, Skaggs, McPhearson, Sirnison
Manager Garner, Joe Weaver, and Coach
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Senior, Jan Walker,
Junior, Judy Hull,
Junior, and Sue
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were of gold and red
plaid slacks, battle-
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Jeannette Golden,
Junior, and Gloria
Croy, Junior.
These Cheers
yelled for basketball
only.
Their unifom1s
were gold and red
plaid skirts and white
"A" sweaters with a
Tiger head on the
back representing the
school mascot.
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Glenn Sheley. Fred Dick, Bill Bender, and Art Jackson.
KNEELING: Max l-Iolrner, Tom Hartwell, Ronnie Lynch, Gary Foster, John Prougli, Phil
Lineberry. TOP ROW: Phil Warren, Daxe Telfer, Steve Faulk, Patil Jones, Joe Wells,
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Stexens, Bill Blake, Von Tomlinson, and Coach John Green. SECOND ROW: Linda
Warner, Margaret Cartwright, Jim Sayre, Bill Disque, Danny Davis, Phil Hahn, Joe
Mack, John Rodney, Joe Weaver, Sharon Jackson and Sandy Latchaw.
Freshman and Junior High Uagers
FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Todd Davis, Jim Rodney, Jerry Huggins, John McPherson
Larry Ryan, and Steve Lynch. SECOND ROW: Rita Thias, Bobbie Hunter, Vicki Hinton,
Danny Johnson, Wesly Duling, Jeff Latchaw, Larry Beeman, Mary Ann Hooker, and
Jeanie Fraundofer. THIRD ROW: Jerry Payton, Don Lineberry, Louis Harrison, Tom
Leach, Charles Guston, Sandy Jones, Nick Lahee, Ronnie Garner, and Coach Punzelt.
KNEELING: Tommy Punzelt.
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Another wsn for Alex over Msssssssnewa Score 20 I3
Played Elwood sn football and Alex ended on bottom of score I2 I9
Smsle pretty was password for taksng a good Sensor pscture
Convocatson wsth Rev Steele Bumblebees Can t Fly But They Do
Underclassmen trade psctures
End of fsrst ssx weeks Grades passed out Sensor proofs arrsve and orders placed
Homecomsng game wsth Tspton Tse 26 all
Homecomsng Dance at Armory wsth Bouncsn Bsll Baker as d s Osnger
Eubanks crowned queen by A Club Pressdent Jerry Ledford
Students get two days rest whsle teachers go to school at Teachers Inststute
Last football game for sensors Played Wabash Nsne representatsves from
Alexandrsa Chosr went to State Choral Festsval
Museum of Scsence and Industry was the destsnatson of the Scsence Club
Wonder how many telephones were sn there?
Sensors trade name cards wsth frsends
Band and Chosr team up for Fall Concert
Thanksgsvsng program wsth Mr Bowers dsrectsng both band and chosr
Another two days rest Thanksgsvsng thss tsme
Fsrst basketball game We beat Hagerstown 58 39 Sophomores sport new black
and whste sweaters
Won second ball game over Warsaw 49 42 That soy overruled end of second
ssx weeks
That long awasted moment when Alex Tsgers and Elwood Panthers clashed
Elwood ended on top 50 49 Better luck next tsme
Sensor psctures fsnally arrsve Great fun tradsng them Of course no one
ordered enough
What do I want to be? That was a questson many asked themselves on Career Day
Psychology class goes to Medscal Center at Indsanapolss
Junsors flash new rsngs
Tsgers beat Tspton sn a CIC tangle 59 49
School closed for two weeks of Chrsstmas vacatson Many came back that nsght
for the Sensor sponsored Yuletsde Frolsc
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Start of New Year Lot s of resolutuons made how many kept'-9
Furst basketball game of 57 Alex wuns 60 45 over Pendleton
Summutvulle upsets Tugers 55 5l
Second semester ended One more semester for the senuors
Band presents Pop Concert Several new vocalusts appeared along wuth Anuta
Dave and Chuck
Tume agaun for the Alex Elwood game Thus tume Alex comes out on top 54 43
Bad news' Tugers are beaten by Frankton Eagels 60 56
Anuta gets left un lnduanapolus when senuors go to State Leguslature
Band members go to Muncue for Solo and Ensemb e Contest
Junuor Hugh has Vocatuon s Day
Tugers travel to Rochester to wun un an overtume game, 64 63
Last basketball game of season for Ron Fred Bull and Don Beat Peru 65 63
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Bug pep rally for sectuonal One casualty Twula huts car
Sectuonal starts Alex gets stopped un furst game by Anderson but Elwood
Elwood wuns Sectuonal Goes on to Reguonal
College Day for lunuors and senuors
Fourth sux weeks ends Won t be long now
I R C members represent Unuted States un Model U N at Anderson Band and
chour team up agaun for Wunter Concert
Senuor Drama class presents Papa ls All
End of fufth sux weeks Only fuve weeks for senuors OHl Happy Day
Fuve gloruous days of Easter vacatuon
Easter Sunruse Servuce Early hours but lot of fun
Furst performance of Crescendo Varutues The fun we had at those rehearsals'
Last tume for C V of 57
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Baccalaureate Rev Albertson from the Chrustuan Church gave an unspurung
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BASEBALL TEAM
THIRD ROW: Coach
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Jones, Sheley, Richards,
Fulk, Sloone, Broyles,
and Coach Ballinger.
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TRACK TEAM
FIRST ROW: Welcome,
Telfer, Lynch, Knapp, King,
Lineberry and Coach Frazier.
SECOND ROW: Shepard,
Harrison, Roach, Hahn,
Wilson, Cunningham. THIRD
ROW: Mathew, Stevens,
Blake, Gowens, Myers.
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Weaver, Montgomery,
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GOLF TEAM
Members of this year's golf team were Bill Bender,
David Libler, Jim Moore, Tim Moore, and Ronnie Martin.
Coach of the team was Don Dick. A picture of the golf
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our father's car and told a arn that had mone for
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Mama, I'l kill you with gives crock pieces in'the Jersey-cow bin? behind, where the little seat is?
my own hands dead!
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speak nothin' about it to Papa? Jake to make you a telephone? worse as a gypsy, even. Get me
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Miss Rosalie l-Iysong
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Miss Hull, with gifts from
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Valeductoruan Donald Dusque
Salufatoruan Cynthua Evans
Natuonal Honor Socuety Senuors: Donald Dusque
Cynthua Evans, Marqaret Olsen Joe Jones, Norman Schultz,
Juluet Powless Patrucua Jackson, Betsy Kudder, Arthur Jackson
Carol Brotherton, Sue Wrught, Fred Duck Sheula Zapt,
Paula Carver Larry Bassett Danny Welbourn, Lunda McBrude,
Mary Jo Mullspaugh Deanne Weaver, and Max Mullspaugh
Junuors Rodney Chesser Ted Montgomery,
Nora Farmer Davud Telfer and Vada Snapp
Kuwanus K B F Pun Cynthua Evans
Bausch Lomb Medal for Profucuency un Scuence Donald Dusque
Tru Kappa Awards Cynthua Evans, Senuor- June Hocker, Junuor
Nancy Baumgartner, Sophomore' and Sylvua Gall
Freshman
Luons Club Athletuc Blanket Fred Duck
Luon s Gold Musuc Key Max Mullspaugh
Drama Awards
lnter-Sororuty Councul Sue Wrught
Ruley Club Janet Frees
Drama Department Norman Schultz, Betsy Kudder,
Bull Bender and Cynthua Evans
Musuc Awards
Band Senuors, Larry Bassett Janet Frees,
Danny McCarty, Max Mullspaugh Juluet Powless
Chour Senuors, Charles Henry Davud Ruchardson,
Fred Duck, Phul Myers, Muruam Auth,
Rosalue Hysong, Gunger Eubanks Kay Ann Johnson
Deanne Weaver, Laura Funk Lyla Haunes, Barbara Savage,
Jackue Whaley Sheula Zapf, Beverly Adduson,
Patrucua Aldrudge, Carol Brotherton, Paula Carver,
Margaret Russell Beverly Tulowutzky
Twurlung Awards Joyce Alexander, Sue Mohler
Natuonal Athletuc Honor Socuety Puns Don Dus ue, Fred Duck
Bull Bender, Larry Cade Char es Sanqunettu,
Phul Myers, Joe Jones, Danny Welborn, Jerry Ledford
Davud Dockery and Norman Schultz
Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Janet Frees
Busuness Educatuon Certutucates Glorua Berry, Paula Carver,
Lonuta Fruend, Lunda McBrude, and Sheula Zapt
Yell Leaders
Sweaters Sue Wrught and Deanne Weaver
Medals Judy Hull Jan Walker, and Tom Walker
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