Preble High School - Prebleaire Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

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'Q PREBLEAIRE I 960 1 PREBLE HIGH SCHOOL GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN VOLUME V -nw rw- 4 Hg Y- , n E' ' : , . -M W, .. .M M,...1 ,-,- W My -My.-1 W.. .fix , ,N,,..,,....,..,..E.,, -.1-fe,.:-,mwn-mvsmmqw.-A-wage. ,. - , kg ' ' , ? ?llA 95' Xwwf- 'A ,if-'wi J ,A ,K Ng ffxfffii 'Sa' .Q vis: fi' 52525351- . ' ' -ms, ' if f.-'35 5+s:b'4 , 1 ' K 1 '-ffm? ' Ar- A , mmm, ,W W' 4 - xl 1..,....V . vifs-fl.: Bm f . - ,-3. 4115 ' x 'H ' , f' Q:,,..,. AZ' , ,J bt ,. ff fl' 5 -WA My K ,f .fy '57 K , - by - , - ,ia '-ff,-:,e ff A AL KW 35 --f -1 ' ,K -K Q. Q PREBLE CENTENNIAL - ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY Q.. L This school year 1959-1960 represented two events of enormous historical significance for our community - the Preble Centennial fSeptember 5-6, 19595 and the forrnal opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway fApril, 19595 enabling the Port of Green Bay to benefit from an in- creased volume of foreign and domestic shipping. The first foreign vessel to arrive at Green Bay via the Seaway was the Swedish ship, Erholm on May 6, 1959 - there were 90 this first year. The last arrival for the season was November 25, 1959. The overseas commercial imports were 31, 524 tons EB i Prix Ulm!-K Knot including domesticy which was an A increase of 75 per cent over the pre- I- . - vious year. Q lb Thus, our community has now passed ll H these historical milestones - the Preble n Fl ---- - . -- .fl i' - .,- Centennial and the opening of the GPARADE REWORKS fr NC I NG DDIE CONTEST 1 I -f f St. Lawrence Seaway. ADMINISTRATION 1. ff hid Sv . K Jr ,,--vss-. - SCHOOL BOARD L. to r.: Mrs. Joyce Basten, Secretary, Mrs. Dorothe Ruemler, Board Stenographer Mr. Rupert Fuller, Member, Mr. Peter Walraven, President, Mr. Donald Simons Member, Mr. Eugene Sladky, Treasurer, Mr. John F. David, Supervising Principal ff? MR. PETER C. ll.'HF,lEl Principal SPECIAL SERVICES f' iff' A., ,aff 1 I-.-140' r 5 I I 4 I I r 9 v 1 4 i F' 5 'L 5'!'1 U W ...::.l MR. EDWARD BLECHA, Assistant Principal, MRS. SELMA BATAL, Algebra Guidance Director Girls' Guidance MRS. LUCY GFROERER District Librarian II AUXILIARY SERVICES ip:-na.-Q yank v '- District Office Secretary - D. RUEMLER I , 5- 1 -. gi co ' . 1 XX. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF: L. to r.: V. Peters, M. Beth, H. Ewald -vs f B J ' I BK SEATED, 1. to r.: M. Scnaut, R. Vande Leesr, L. Vanden Berg, STANDING: H. Ruben, E. Malcom. HAVE BROOM WILL SWEEP! Y-v N! -Q-A . N Head COOP-I - MRS, RECKER 4 u f 5 ...U W If eh v ' . 1 ' 'a X393 f --d uf' l I f , . 4 Q I , Q. 'T QQ' Z' ..,f A 44 ,,.:.f1 1 12,1 4,15 . ,w 4 . . -Q3 - ' 7 'f , x, 9, 1 .Z Q 'GLN 'T Q A ,w v - 4 '-x X. ,Ati .-' X 'M'-U . 1.,i , -1 '44 lv, 4 40 ' 'f 5.4 'X bs an I Ja gx x FACULTY HELEN HARRISON, B.S. River Falls State College Physical Education SCOTT HUNSBERGER, B.M. Lawrence College Music ROYCE C. KARPINEN, B.A. Lawrence College Social Studies LEONARD M. KAZMER, B.A. Lake Forest College History JOSEPH F. KCRPAL, B. of Ed., M.B.E. wisconsin State College, Whitewater University of Colorado Business Education DONALD LITTLE School of the Art Institute of Chicago Art RICHARD C. MEYER Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh Library WENDELL MITCHELL, B.S. Wisconsin State College, Platteville University of Wisconsin Agriculture JAMES NEWMAN, B.S., M.S. Michigan State University University of Akron General Math, General Science Biology ROBERT D. OHM, B.S. Stout Institute Machine Shop, Drafting FACULTY DARLENE SCHIMKE, B.S. Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point English LOIS SCHROEDER, B.S. Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point Home Economics MRS. ORA M. SHOWERS University of Wisconsin English JAMES J. SORENSON, B.S. Superior State College University of Wisconsin General Science Chemistry, Physics WILLIAM SINCLAIR St. Norbert 's College Algebra JOHN SPETH, B.S., M.S. Wisconsin State College, Stevens Point Advanced Algebra Geometry, Trigonometry and Advanced Geometry MRS. CAROL STEFL, B.S. Alverno College Home Economics English MRS. JESSIE C. STCRKE, B.E. Whitewater State College University of Wisconsin Business Education ARTHUR WADZINSKI Northwestern, Watertown, Wisconsin St. Norbert 's College Lutheran Seminary German ROBERT J. WARPINSKI, B.S. .M.A Marquette University Senior Problems, History a va T + ff ' 1 U I - . , ' J 5 , .I 4 .Q,,, z Op' .' ',, -A 0 -P x .K Q ' 9 :ix 7, . n . .x. x N 'VY A . 1 .Jq'. -1.5 I . S -,,, .fr-:! 1 .V ,Q NT,-0.1 ,,f. 1 f ':f' 'x 0 Q 'Q l . If jx.j,,Q,i ,. ,, -! 'ff Nh. I, 4, -,J -ai?-59' '- ' ' K ' ..:a ' . f' I- -'T CHARLENE BEYER DANIEL BOHACHEK PATRICIA BOMSKI JAMES BOPRAY CHERIE BARTELS NCRMAN BEAUDOIN DONNA BIERKE ELAINE BINS IEFFERY AMBACH IANICE ARNOLDI AUDREY BAENEN LOIS BETTINE 5 DONNA GEURTS KENNETH GLINSKI WILLIAM GOTTFRIED JEAN ANN FERRIER BONNIE FEUSTEL MARIANNE FRIEDEMAN MARILYNN GERLIKOW SKI DONALD GEURTS NANCY ETIENNE SANDRA EWALT SALLY FEENEY I DANIEL GERLIKOVSKI MARY HEEZEN EDWARD HERMANS STEVE HOTCHKISS RICHARD HUGUET CAROL GUSTMAN DELORES HAN SON SANDRA HERALY SANDRA HERMAN PATRICIA GREATENS SHERRY GREATENS LENORE GRONSETH IU DY HENDRICKSON GARY HUTCHINSON WILLIAM JACOBS GLEN IAHNKE WILLIAM KROLL NEIL JOHNSON SARA JOHNSON SHARON KROPP DENNIS LaMAL SANDRA KING DANIEL LA PLANT ELEANOR LARDINOIS FRANCIS LEISCH DENNIS LLNSSEN SANDRA MACCO SUZANNE MANDERS ROBERT MUELLER DONALD MATCZAK MARY MENDOLLA PETER NAZE RICHARD OSW ALT THOMAS MOES PENELOPE PAHNKE LAURENCE PEETERS JAMES PICKENS RANDALL PRZYBELSKI WILLIAM PIRAUX IANETTE PITON IEANNE RASMUSSEN JOSEPH PIEFER BARBARA PIERNER CAROL PIGEON CAROL RASMUSSEN SUSAN REZASH ROBERT SCHMITT RICHARD SCHOEN JOHN RASMUSSEN JAMES SIEVERT SHARON STEENO JOHN STONE DIANE TASQUIN HAROLD SEILER IUDITH SHAHA GARY SNORTUM CLAUDIA SOLETSKI DONNA SCHROEDER REGGIE SCHUMANN DONNA SEIFERT ROBERT SIMONS IERRY TERP MARY LEE TERP KAY TUTTLE GORDON TYRIVER LEROY VAN DENAVOND SANDRA UNSINN KAY VAN DAM LOUIS VAN DENAVOND JAMES VANDERKELEN MARY VANDER KELEN HILBERT VANVENROY GARY VELDHUIZEN -'fir SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED M Heezen PORT HOLE H Sexler 1 B0pl'8y MOST ALENTED T DID THE MOST FOR THE MOST TALENTED G Ve1dhu1zen MOST ATHLETIC SCHOOL AS AN ACITIVTY AND PROJECT LEADER L Gronseth MOST ATHLETIC L Betune I Henduckson B Jacobs M Gerlikowskl BEST DRESSED R Schumann B Bosackm L w1ckman G Tyuver A TYPICAL SENlOR'S DAY HAROLD SEILER 3 f Mormng comes Loo soon' H55 3 gow monitor tool ff' ...Af f ,-Jn F-fy, W m Baba: mam N Iwow to p1ck up Q Arriving ar the school dance J. 'Jr' an 1 V tif , o ii: 2313 454 UNI ORS M 29. ?' ,,g5A,,, -, -w bg? ff, Q1 il 2 'Z' 4 Z on if ff Mfra 1 ' i-fn? k nf. , I , , , sk 1 5 W A Z ' 1 , Q xiii? I' ,:, x 1 LQNQVM' b sv 1 V 1, 'GN 2? . ,Qi UPI-IOMORE ' .. . NN. .its 1, .NX .- Q, 2 N . . ' R, Ni M51 14' .:, , -Q 'QW ',f,,f . 9x C. Allen D. Allen S. Allen S. Andetegg K. Anderson C. Arnoldi C. Amoldi J. Baenen G. Barnes J. Beauleau D. Benier W. Berken R. Buersohinger B. Bohachek S. Brandenberg M. Btozyna A. Boulanger M. D. Campbell P. Berken T. Berken S. Bierke I. Blanz Bowers T. Campbell C. Chxistenson V M. Cody D. Coel J. Cullen J. Cumbers R. Conard S. Conard M. Cornette C. Costello K. Costello I . Coutley J. Dahin J. Danielski R. Dappern S. Dan D. DeBaker S. DeBroux G. DeGrand G. DeGrave D. Delieyser G. DeLaure11e I. DeMou1in V. Denis L. Dehey J. De Quaine W. Destree D. Dimmer B. Dollar J. Dreier T. Forrest N. Frisque D. Fuller C. Gauthier T. Genke J. Geuns D. Gille S. Goral S. Gould B. Graan G. Greiling E. Heim A. Hermans F. Hermans B. Hess C. Dubois L. Engelman L. Etienne C. Evraets N. Everard S. Destaercke K. Kowaleski S. Krueger M. Kuemmel D. Lamal J. Lancelle S. Langenberg M. La Luzerne L. LaP1ant S. La Plant L. LeAnna R. Leiberg I. Leigh A. Leiterman W. Hulbert N. Ives M. Jacobs M. Jacobs R. Jahnke D. Jeanquan I. Johnson B. Kane S. Keul P. Kinjerski 'r. Klasen 1. Konkel D. Liebert R. Lindow G. Lotto D. Macco J. Manders R. Marcella G. Marchinkowski R. Margis S. M31'Ii0!t W. McGraw W. McHugh J. McKanna M. McMonog1e P. Mendolla M. Mercier 1. Miller I. Mitchell R. Moureau B..Neuman K. Noel P. Noel S. Nys E. Petasek I. Peters L. Pfleger I . Phillips B. Przybelski D. Renier J. Rezash S. Rockmen L. Rohr J. Romuald K. Ropton E. Salzman V. Schleis D. Schmidt P. Schrickel M. Seifert I. Servais A. Shinski L. Simons M. Phillips D. Piefer G. Pieschek M. Piontek K. Prevost M. Process W. Proski K. Ritchie J. Tuttle I. Umentum P. Umentum L. Valentine M. Valentino K. VanBeek M. VanBeek D. VandenAvond D. VanderHeyden I . Vanlten D. VandenLangenberg B. Vandenlmngenberg G. VanPay W. R. Soletxki T. Senaski I. Stevens B. Slram E. Suebel R. Strebel P. Stillings R. Suidzinski L. Swagel J. Taylor M. Teal S. Thyes J. Tilkens A. Vankoy J. Verl-laagh B. Vonlfladen S. Wallenfang R. Wxckman wilquet A. Wimeski L. Zachman S. Warden E. Wavrunek C. Webster I . Whitcomb B. Wicker 1 -5 .. -x .f-4' .y ' u ' 1 It if-9 '-'T ' ? ... 1 1 . .,. ,.,g, ,f . I -my 9. K' V Sk 1 gf' 1, Q. . 5 xr? ' XX I ' A 1' 6-Q -:-H WAKS 90xQx ' 4 'd,,l.g2,. -r 'B' ' . , , .siqyl X ' was h ' 19 A i ax Ka. 4 if S, xii 1 fi- mf' M. Engelking R. Everard F. Everard D. Evraets W. Ewald P. Ewalt S. Ferron C. Fintzen I-. Fontaine C. Fonrecchio D. Friedeman C. Gauthier W. Gay G. Georgia I . Georgia R. Hanson R. Heesacker R. Hergerson G. Herman M. Hermans R. Hermus C. Hettman V. Holl R. Horkrnan T. Huguet C. Johnson B. Johnston G. Janet K. Jorgensen D. Kaummel R. Klarkowski B. Koch S. Konitzer N. Kramer D. Kroll L. Gerondale G. Gierczak I . Gillaume I. Greiling R. Hagaert M. Hamel R. Glinski K. Gordon C. Gottgetreau K. Greatens V. Greene S. Murray B. Nesbitt J. Okrasinski K. Pierquet D. Piontek R. Miller B. Mistelle F. Molzahn B. Prevost K. Pxevost G. Process R. Kugel C. Lardinois S. Larscheid D. Le Anna M. Lefebae M. Lcasmiller B. Lhost L. Liebgrt J. Linsen M. Malccte N. Malson C. Marcham P. Massey N. Melotte R. Mikulsky B. Rahn M. Rasmussen R. Ratachic R. Reniex J. Renrmeesrer D I . Retzloff T. Reynen A. Rourhieaux D. Schoen K. Schmidt I . Schmidt J. Shaha D. Sinclair R. Smith J. La Breck R. Smith I. Stanton C. Steeno D. Stencil B. Stevens M. Stone K. Strebel M. Strebel D. Stummier A. Suidzinski R. Swiecechowski P. Tank D. Tassoul M. Thornton M. Thornton B. Van Lanen B. Van Lanen T. Van Lieshout G. Van Suaten P. Van Veghel J. Van Ven Roy P. Vernosh C. Vincent P. Wallace J. Watemolen B. Wendlendt D. White I. Zehren J. Zellner J. Zeutzuis G. Umentum M. Umentum M. Vanden Avond D. Vanden I-Ieuvel D. Van Egren C. Von I-laden D. Van Calster M. Vander Kelen B. Vander Kelen B. Vander Muss D. Van Donsel X A-'-,,,....,.--- -ngm IL z pr- M 'X M tr ag' f - ? .!f.L f , -. , N A..-.-.- new gy f' 5 gi A ' 2' 8 52 W E w , . OR GANIZA T I ONS i f'93Q.ff- gf'-',,,.,: ,, ! Edrror Co Edrtor Lrterary Edrrors Adv Busrness M ertrsmg Manager anager Photographer Advlsor PREBLEAIRE X M Gerhkowskr Swan Verheyden D Geurts S Manders M Wrsneskr Prgeon H Showers J Arnoldr A Jorgenson Bosackl S Feeney B Pre rner K Demouhn Brerke D Drew J Wrmg Rood Beaudorn Korpal s S Macco C Be SCHO S1 Mu .vos 9 4' yel' Feature writers get able assistance from advisor, Mrs. Storke. BUZZ STAFF B'9 Sfwis are usualbl .sg- S Sen. Ed. C. Beyer on special assignment - - Interviewing Miss Wisconsin X Club reporters going over reports. rf! STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW 1 tor K Peterson D Jeckle M N Van Ess Advisor Heezen S Gigot W Kroll R Karpinen SEATED Presldentl Schweger BACK ROW S Swan H Sieler D Bohachek L Wickman wif. I. The legislative body of P. H. S. is responsible for many activities - student supply store, Christmas dance, noon hour activities, and others. LIBRARIANS 4 4 . A Qual I'5 U SEATED, left to right: B. Darland, J. Coty, D. Tasquin, A. Davis, P. Johnson. STANDING: M. Eland, S. Unsinn, M. Wisneski, S. Conard, M. Lessmiller, B. Qualman, D. Hanson, S. I-Ieraly, D. Delaurelle, M. Delforge, S. Wery, M. Berken M. Naniot, F. Hermans, I. Beemer, L. Zachman. Mr. Meyer, Librarian, seated behind desk. THE DOORWA Y TO KNOWLEDGE. f KEY CLUB if -s ll 4505 ll QQIO A5 -1,--.4 B ROM P Nloel D Lmssen K Glmskl H Se1ler T Crooks D Matczak THIRD ROW S Keul R Wach D Osmalt L Var1deuAvoncl I lNlCK3T1l'13 Vlr Davld SECOND ROW I Romualcl L Peeters T Schmldt G Pleschek D Lamal FIRST ROM S Hotchluss P Naze G Jahuke The Kex Club 1: an mternatlonal boxs beruce orgamzauon sponsored bx fx1W3l'l1S IHISTHBIIOUH1 The Preble Hrgh Kex the North 1de Kmam X LUG lu Febrla Kmaru lu errmauonal ls actua a Juruo I-Xmaru C ub Wax be he hbe 5 :ophowo Club 1: bponsored by Club and was orgamzed Bemg affrhared wth e pmor and Qeruo bow n 3 -- , gf .. 4 . .. - -S' - ' a . ,, 4, 75 Q , -. li C 4 K 4 .4 . - . 'iii' Q. gi '5 K - . w ' ., . ,v . . . . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . 2 . , . , . ' , . , . , . .. . Y . -. . . l . . , . , . , . , . . I . , . . , . . . A . , A Q. .p . V ,. . . . b III, ha- .A A V ' Il' KEY'R 1' Q X . . . P . . Q 5 ' 5 5 X 4 C ' J' ' G 1 ry, l','5T. ' ' ' f . St ' if 'lly .f,A'AS1'.nl.lf,4'- -'? r 1 r'. YELLOW BIRDS ,, Q9 ' I ' ' I ' - ? A X' ' ' I Q A 6' A . i . lx M Na- Q Q A di! my ? Q . 9 9 Vx I' , . I iw? I w . , 7 4 - 3 Nd Q f A :Az X K rid! . r I I ! at ' ' r. , 4 - 4 1 I X l V I s h N I 1 -F' X ff. r V, D - P-'- -,1 Q LAN-ni. FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: 5E OIND ROW 1 tor N1 NamOt A B J. Beemer S Brunner I Bcqotka K Van Dam D Delaurelle ms J Codx P Lmemum J Tormon RDROM 1 I is X D Gubtrran Betran York BACK ROM 1 I or C Remrrel G Kulk J Campbell M Del orgu Thebe 11,1110 5 and bemors dex orc tl 61 Mme as xolunteer morkerb at the xarloub hosprtalb as nurbes a1de5 UOUN1 RC X .JOME3 X3 .J L ECOX D ROM amp e au LL LO to B ex a 3 L Q p Q poaro JUNIOR RED CROSS 2 5 'fu 1 A 47' FROINT ROW S Weseley S Conard M W1snesk1 R Delforge SECOND ROW Forsythe J Beemer D Drews THIRD ROW Advrsor Mrs Showers M Namo Devereaux K Coel I VanderKe1en S Feerrey K Arno1d1 FOURTH ROW D Remer M Berken P LOUIS L Ambach M Cody FLFTH ROW P Kmjerskx B Kane I Konkel S Lrberr B Qualman EXPLORER POST 104 -cw ufli' L tor B Peterson B Wendlendt R Everard I Davrd I M111ar M Hamel D. Evreats R Ronsrnan B. Kroll. ai' S K2 1 W 7'-.f Bw, F ,b gi 2 X 'U sf fl . ,ij iK J Jak, 'Mx-ffm f-W1 K5 P -Q A: is v 5 .- nf' , I . .. A by . .- as? lar ,...,.nmf'wl V .X V - ' --., 7 ..W.f...f-,--0 ' ng X D ., v' 1, -P ,fi X 'Ll 9,1 . x , 5' Q ' ml-eq' ., K. is ' 'iv' , . L-.wash ,- - ., ,I , M. A Q .,, , g ' vi . L? ' -2 nm .. ,..,,4- Q s F.H.A. Megan David takes pride in 4 this prize. .,,..,,f ffeee tg 4 -- v nf, QQ ROW 1, 1. to r.: S. Rezash, M. Heezen, M. David, K. Corsten. S. Gigot, N. Van Ess, D. Jeckle, D. Van Egeren, L. Jorgensen, I. Retzlaff. ROW 2: Miss Schroeder, A. Leiterrnan, I. Amoldi, S. Devroy, D. Drews, J. Ferrier, M. Friedeman, S. Feeney, J. Lax. ROW 3: M. Jacobs, M. Seifert, L. Kimple, P. Greatens, S. Barrels, C. Rasmussen, J. Shaha, P. Holl, A. Van Belenger. ROW 4: E. Heim, S. Thyes, E. Strebel, J. Lumaye, J. Van Pay, S. Hergly, J. Van Doom, M. Lessmiller, M. Pro- cess, J. Servais, J. Wisneski. ROW 5: S. Konkel, S. Michalski, P. Kinjerski, N. Ives, B, Reynen, J. Kudick, C. Fontaine, C. Soletski, P. Pahnke, I. Jauquet, C. Gauthier, R. Hrornas. Sandra Heraly fseniorb becomes an F. H. A. member as she receives the official emblem from Mary Heezen fseniorl, Preble's chapter President. FTA C? L to ROW1 D Rentmeester K Peterson S Ewalt D Serfert L Gronseth L Hendrlcks I Schweger SECOND ROW S Johnson M Terp B Ralergh K Van Beek J Begotka B Graan D Gllle S Manders A Tordeau THIRD ROW J Hendrxckson R Borlee D Jeckle B Beurschlnger J Demssen S Delabroux M Bms S Allen FOURTH ROW B Bosaclu M Serferr M Brozyna M Van Beek A Iorgenson M Maurer L Iorgenson S Rahn FIFTH ROW M Mclvionagle D Fuller S Allen S LaPlant S Brandenberg D DeKeyser M W1snesk1 K Johnson ART CLUB 16 .fi 14 wi L. to r., ROW 1: K. Peterson, J. Hess, G. Delaurelle, S. Kroll, M. Piontek, S. Macco, D. Blanz, C. Costello. ROW 2: N. Johnson, J. Tilkens, S. Anderegg, E. Hermans, G. Van Pay, B. Pireaux. ROW 3: A. Karczewski, Mr. Little, Advisor. JETS CLUB 4 4 vs' 31 'swf if FIRST ROW 1 tor Mr Speth Advisor B Jacobs SECOND ROW R Oswalt D Gerlikovski H Lamal L Pileger I Coutley P Schrickel THIRD ROW I Romuald R Wach D Lamal B VonHaden T Schmldt BACK ROW G Derenne R Przybelski K G11nsk1 B Strom W Basche At Wisconsin State Highway Commission testing aggregate to see if it meets state specifications. L. to r.: B. Jacobs, D. Lamal, R. Wach, D. Gerlikovski, R. Przybelski. TEK -K LUB nun: ROW1 1 tor D Delaurelle D Vanden Avond W Destree R Tenor D Huguet ROW2 I Van Iten G P1eschek J M11Ier L Vanden Avond L Conard G Cayemberg Mr R Boehm Adusor ROW3 I Llndsley D D1mmer K Noel R Farvour A Delebreau G Jahnke ROW4 I Streble J LaPIant D LaP1ant B Gottfrled R Danelskl I Geurts B W1Ckm3U T Moes R Hamg CAMERA CLUB H! sv-can-45 2- 'N STANDIING I tor Mr Sorenson L Slrnons R MBIQIS L Pfleger F Llesch SITTING J Vwuug J M1tcheII W Basche D Lxbert KNEELING D Bloedorn J Terp R Turensky SPANISH CLUB J Nur Xue xl' up 1' I Left rorrght ROW1 M B1ns B aerg Ad Mr Gurterrez ROW2 T Forest L Pfleger S A11en S Herman C vrsor Beyer D Serfert C Vincent M Terp ROW3 B Bosackr J Bosackr M Men dolla K Corsten J VanDoren K VanDam M Hansen S Lerbert ROW B d ber M A Malcore N Hendrrckson S Swan J Srevert T Moes S ran en g R1 h J Coutley P Schrrckel S Steeno RIFLE CLUB T Left to right, ROW 1: T. Swille, R. Tenor. ROW 2: K. Zeutzius, R. Van Egeren, OW 3: Advisor, Mr. Ohm L. Rentmeester, R. Harrig, G. Derenne, G. Cayemberg. R R. Desotelle, T. De Groot, K. Bas Wickman, J. Strebel. ten, L. Anderson, R. Gerstner, R. Jansen, R. CHESS CLUB SEATED left to right: R. Leiberg J. Mitchell M Seifert K. Johnson. STANDING, left to right: Mr Warpinski G. Barnes, J Miller G. DeLaurel1e L. Simons J. Rezash J. Doe, D. Piefer B. Kroll B. Pagenkopf R Jahnke B Stram D Lrebert F Lersch CURLING CLUB Score one for Preble' Left to rrght B Strom T Klasen B Von I-laden G l-Iutchrnson R Helgerson Mr Beaucharne Advrsor S Murray W Delfosse L Pfleger I Coutley H1111 lulnunmsm-1-rt--1 funqiiillii- -meg H WW? .1 . ' r v I I f I . 4 0 ' X l xr ' C M K. PEPETTES L. to r.: J. Ferrier, S. Devereaux, D. Tasquin, D. Delaurelle, K. Van Dam, I. Piton, S. Rezash, D. Drews, S. Hermans, K. Tuttle, J. Arnoldi, M. Gerlikowski, M. Heezen, Y. York, S. Kropp, N. Etienne. This all girl drill team was initiated by two of its members, Stevie Charles, and Sue Rezash, in the fall of 1959. At present it is under the supervision of Mr. Kulk. It performed for receptive audi- ences for the first time at the basketball ga mes. G.A.A SOME G. A. A. ACTIVITIES G.A..-X. OFFICERS Left to right: Advisor Miss Harrison, N. Van Ess, R. Borlee, J. Van Doom, K. Corsten, I. Hendrickson DEBATE i Left to right, SEATED, on floor: S. Brandenberg, D. Seifert, R. Rood, I. Schweger. STANDING: M. David, M. McMonogle, I. Kulk, J. Drafz, B. Wicker, M. Cook. SEATED, on sofa: A. Tordeur, B. Brown, H. Showers, M. Terp, G. Hutchinson, L. Simons, M. Bins, Mr. Beauchaine, Coach, P. Stillings. The Preble debaters of this year argued and discussed this proposition - Resolved: That the Federal Government should substantially increase its control of Labor Unions. It was a thought - provoking topic, and all concerned gained a great deal of information on a most vital issue. The main purpose of a debate group is to provide the student with a greater knowledge amd aware- ness of contemporary problems. It helps the student by giving further experience and training in gather- ing information and evidence, the use of reflective thought, analyzing problems, searching for possible solutions, and evaluating those solutions. It gives the student practical experience in speaking and using language effectively to present ideas clearly. ' 4' NORTHEASTERN WISCONSIN DEBATE CHAMPS M. Bins H. Showers M. David R. Rood. 4 FORENSICS LOCAL FORENSICS CONTEST WINNERS L Hebel C Johnson D Serfert D Rood M Cook J Schweger J Brerman L Anderson B Solet ske C Gauthier C VonHaden B Darland T Klasen SEATED D Verheyden H Showers M Brns R Mikulsky S Larscheid Forensics basically represents an extracurrrcular BCIIVIIY for the development of the speech arts The Wrsconsin State Forensic Assocration governs contests and rules The followlng are the speech areas DECLAMATIONS Etght mrnute memorrzed reading serrous or hilarious ORATORY ORIGINAL AND NON -ORIGINAL Formal speech, usually exhrbttrng hrghest degree of elocution. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH A speech prepared one hour rn advance of presentatron on some current problem. EXTEM PORANEOUS READING The Wrsconsrn Forenstc Assoctation chooses an author for the year. One of hi' selecuons rs chosen by the student one hour before a contest for rnterpretation. INTERPRETIVE READ ING Poetry, prepared in advance. PLAY READING - Done by group of poruon of one or three act play prepared in advance. ORIGINAL FOUR MINUTE SPEECH Written rn advance on some current problem x ' ' STANDING: Advisors, Miss Drossart, Miss Schimke, Mrs. Showers, M. Terp, B. Buerschinger, J. Kulk, DRAMATICS THE CAST OF Who won an A rarrrrg rn the Drstrrct and the Con ference Trophy at Pulaskr are shown rn all therr love srck poses On the floor f DRAMA CLUB x-.11 ANTIC SPRING are Sue Lrbert and Gary Snorrum Standmg are Blake Herlrck Marty Bms John Schweger and Holly Showers MARCHING , -v 1e 4. 13 4' BAND AND MARC HING BAND l G . il ROW 1, left to right: D. Rood, D. Fuller, S. Konitzer, C. Bellanger, C. Evraets, J. Duquaine. ROW 2, left to right: J. Hendrickson, S. Ewalt, A. Crust, F. Molzahn. 'll I ROW 1, left to right: G. Ebling, J. Stanton, N. Johnson, B. Kroll, T. Schmidt. SECTIONALS FJ 3 LX X ROW 1 left to right W McHugh K Peterson J Clark B Unsmn S Rasmussen L Smxts ROW 2 T Molzahn P L1ndow P Carter G Heezen M Teal ROW 3 K Krause D Ger11kovsk1 J Pm chard M David L Hendncks J ROw1 lefrto nght C Ianke K Jorgensen L Gronseth M Brozyna ROW2 M Cook C Johnson B Langfnh P Dalebroux S Wallen fang L Kasten ROW3 S Rahn I Blerman L Jorgensen L Am bach C Von Hayden x 5 W X 5-'Q 5 WH L, f + 1 WP x ' ,R Rf 4 1 I :.a1I1 L wr 65 M SECTIONALS Conf d ROW3 G Veldhu1zen D Halbrook J Dav1d G Benz D Oswalt ROW2 J PIIOH J Zellner J Fuller S Uns1nn V Wotrang R Rymer ROW 1 B Buersh nger F Lexsch B VonHayder1 L Gron seth S Dalebroux B Koch 4 eff' iegvyf ,429 aff 35? ' ROW 3 L Euenne R Helgerson J Rezasn ROW 2 R Lmdow G Barnes G Pxeschek M LeFebrve ABSENIT Kay Tuttle ROW 1 M VandenBranden B Nesbut I Terp R Wach , W N X, . R W.- 9' -a f llu R W , iff .x , 'K' s a s 5 MIXED CHORUS 56 FIRST ROW: J. Rasmussen, D. Jeanquart, S. Nys, J. Schmidt, S. Larscheid, J. Retzlaff, M. Engelking, C. Fintzen, K. VanBeck, L. Smits, C. Arnoldi, C. Gauthier, M. DeGroot, G. Veldhuizen, accompanist SECOND ROW: Miss Dunne, N. Malson, M. Strebel, C. Vincent, J. Ferrier, D. Drews, J. Bosacki, L. Swagel, M. Debowers, K. Peterson, D. Rentmeester, S. Kropp, S. Dix, C. VonHaden, W. McHugh, B. Kane. THIRD ROW: K. Costello, M. Seifert, R. Borlee, D. Bierke, S. Murray, M. Hamel, E. Her- mans, B. Piraux, I. Blohowiak, J. Wallenfang, S. Dalebroux, L. Gronseth, C. Costello, G. Snortum, G. Herman, P. Berken, M. Berken. FOURTH ROW: D. Heesacker, F. Leisch, L. Wickman, I. Mc- Kanna, L. Anderson, J. Sievert, L. LaPlant, J. Pickens, P. Noel, J. Mitchell, D. Everaets, I. Rasmus- sen, B. VonHaden, I. Schweger, K. Noel, L. Vanderflvond. Mixed Chorus is composed of 65 Boys and Girls participating in sectional singing of general nature. - 6? GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Left to right, ROW 1: Miss Dunne, D. Gille, S. Devroy, S. Darland, L. Bartelme, D. Macco, S. Her- man, S. Devereaux, J. Bomski. ROW 2: A. Jorgensen, K. Ropson, S. Bierke, M. Bins, L. Leanna, M, Cornette, V. Holl, B. Salzmann, B. Calewarts. ROW 3: S. Liebert, P. Umentum, S. Kroll, R. Hromas K. Demoulin, C. Pigeon, J. Retzlaff, J. Besaw, C. Arnoldi. ROW 4: N. Hendrickson, B. Vanden Lan- genberg, S. Michalski, S. Rasmussen, W. Destree, J. Blohowiak, B. Pagenkoff, B. Bersch, R. Delgorge. ff ,f ff,,f 4 A f ff, K 7 ii,ffX J fi I, L2 This a choral ff' J, X. f X ' group composed of 35 girls. XX, , V MADRIGAL ,, 59-an 'o ,, Qs ' 'g' ,..,. if Q' T' BOTTOM: D. Bierke, R. Borlee, S. Nys, D. Drews. ROW 2: L. Gronseth, K. Peterson, C. Arnoldi. ROW 3: B. VonHaden, 1. Schweger, K. Noel, G. Snortum. ROW 4: F. Leisch, J. Pickens, L. Wick man, J. McKanna. .A-H ,ii This group consists of 16 members of the Mixed Chorus, singing English Madrigal numbers. This consists of singing without accompaniment. 5 c TRIPLE TRIO 1'-'- ian i Q57 2 3 if ' ? BOTTOM: L. Leanna, K. Ropson, M. Bins. ROW 2: J. Retzlaff, S. Herman, C. Pigeon. ROW 3: S Rasmussen, K. Demoulin. MISSING: B. Pagenkopf. MVS M Triple Trio consists of 9 girls from the Girls' Glee Club. They are a select group. Their voices must blend to achieve the highest degree of harmony. l P1 V .Q da' ,Q lv -. -asf' v A THLE TIC 1 tw b'u3uL.ff..-, I v .. , x :..g 3 Rx 'Z 1.-,.3,. k Hwy ff 1 r, 4 5 . tb That HAPPY, HAPPY feeling! YEA! 37' . .ii if 54 .dl if I' . fl, 5 'U 'P-'n P . 'X X tt . E ,:,- -gre, 7 I el., 4, -75' T-- V A l1rr?..1'T Q'5TTf T'F-7-ww-1.47 5 297'- ,.. ' '- few-,-A fe ez 1 2-5 . . ,Z 1k H K , ----hx V XX1 , X, ,Y,, N XX ' ' W-. X A Oconto Falls Preble 3, Kewaunee Preble ,Eg West De Pere Preble ' , Seymour Preble lp Algoma Preble A f, Oconto Preble f East De Pere Sturgeon Bay X sa, ' 7 Preble Preble N 1 Q 'fe -. -55. -1 I D J!! 5 - ,b . ,Y Q, vw. .- V H V A. Y fl K ',,:Lfp1,!f' s 1 '-+-- M H , . ,., .-.P . . .1 fr - - ., . -J C ' ' l ' .rrvn '4 ' q 2-fs..,:!',e:1.. .f.4.:.L A Is he crushed or is he crushed??? - ...e '4 .71 .1 , 'sg T f A ' 'i f fr. 1 , 7! '?bil'f 'WIT-1-12.111-'ef' f xd- .Prui- ins..-.av 4--334 if. W M25 iff' ' 1,- R!! 3 if Q J. V. :Zn ,.., gtg BOTTOM ROW, left to right: C. Arnoldi, L. Simons, P. Berken, R. Leiberg, J. Tuttle, G. Greiling. MIDDLE ROW: D. Heesacker, B. Hulburt, B. Berken, G. Barnes, B. Strom, G. Benz, J. Federspiel, G. Liebert, Mr. Kazmer. TOP ROW: W. Basche, B. Von Hayden, D. Piefer, D. Greene, J. Mitchell, J. McKanna, B. Herlick, K. Noel. F J R FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Blohowiak, D. Stummeier, J. Reynen, D. Miller, G. Process, D. Hee- sacker, Manager, G. Benz, W. Delfosse, J. Okrasinski, M. Malcore. SECOND ROW: L. DeMuth, E. Duquaine, D. DeStaercke, B. Ewald, J. Rentmeester, L. Benoit, M. Hamel, L. Taylor, 1. David, D Bader, 1. Boucher. TOP ROW: Mr. Hall, K. Crooks, D. Piontek, J. Zeutzius, D. Elbe, G. Georgia, B. Mistelle, T. DeKeyser, R. Horkman, B. VanderMuss, Mr. Newman. vf-' v - wee wr . ...w.....,,,J aqua MOH XDVH 9 O CI Q puoAV uapueA amz ag 9 S P1119 OH MOH .LNO 9 O ll Q QOUOD d-WSG aoN U95 U3 uelmio M '1 CI VITUX ueA 'SS 1 ' ' II I ' ' ' 2111311 115 1 ' 'JSN 'doxd 'SL Sum ' J 'I I I ' ' H ' 'I ' '1 95 IU 31 S11 111 I ' HL-I UVDDS SUVA TIVHIJXSVH All 5 Q f 30 .9255 U 1, N X55 n ,Q Q C 11 Dave DeLaure11e getting d0Wf1 COUYI- D. VandenAvond, W. Cullen and Paul Noel on the ' PREBLE PREBLE ' PREBLE PREBLE PREBLE ' PREBLE ' PREBLE ' PREBLE PREBLE PREBLE ' PREBLE PREBLE ' PREBLE PREBLE PREBLE ' PREBLE PREBLE ' PREBLE attack. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD VISITOR MINUTES FAIR PLAY HOME -- ---66 PULAsK1-- -- - - - - - 52 STURGEON BAY -- ---53 ALGOMA--- -- ---51 ocoNTo-- - - - - - 55 PREMONTRE - - -- ---64 KEWAUNEE-- - - - - -69 E. DE PERE - - -- ---g5 sEYMoUR-- -- - - - - -57 ST. MARYS MEN -- ---58 KEWAUNEE- -- -- ---'17 -- ---56 -- ---62 -- ---51 -- ---56 -- --63 -- --65 -- --93 OCONTO FALLS W. DE PERE - - PREMONTRE - - PULASKI ---- STURGEON BAY ALGOMA ---- OCONTO - - E. DE PERE - - Coach Dessart, at the end of the season, expressed considerable satisfacnon w1th the growth and success of this year 's team. sscowns - J. V. BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Gary Greiling, Dick Leibert, Terry Forrest, Jack Tuttle, Gary Barnes. BACK ROW: Coach James Newman, Jim McKanna, Tim Berken, Jim Mitchell, Jim Lancelle, Ken Noel, Ron Margis, Mgr. Despite a lack of natural shooting ability, the 1959-60 Jayvees, through hard work, drive and fight were able to have a fairly successful season. Led by the shooting of Mitchell, the rebounding of Kulk and the aggressiveness of Tuttle and Noel, the Jayvees did well in conference competition, but fared not too well with non-conference opponents. u ss W 910013 vmvwwcx v G PUIIIZJS Q IUUJU1 l DIUZO EW aqolw I ua ng M uzopaog q nismaog 3 .?W'8 ' USU 90 'M '1aSeuew 'aans T' 3 nisnazamyl V euueyiow f g aoN 71 Ja :-mqog .L 9q9IlS 9 9111119 .9 H9903 MOH I 'SUHIQJQ apnog -G 'K ueA ua3ue1uap X F1 90 UUJ soqq 9 9 ame ag Q W I MOH GNODHS 19 H OA CI U9P UHU :apue A AVU I 'PU0 M 2 uejua Y-1 . 1 c: E. 5' F' 4 aa 5 o Z4 3 01 119 MOH WO.I..I.OH a ameaq Q 1 I sump d ,L 'lamsxag 3 uosuqof 51 nqsnouzou 3 1' 'uaxpag -U1 'G 1951398991-I 'H 'U!3Ill90'1 Khbm-1 gbffl'-1 u suoos M ploy nm pue plone: aauaxaguoo e as A 'puoAvuapueA smouzog 'H 'xavqoesaag -3 'm 'cl 0.1. .Ld HDR! 'I 3.1. '3uegua11eM aouaxajuoo K9 pam aqm u ace d Ka pam u :ds sql sq :goo mea XDVUJ. had I ff f ,pm NI EQ , Vi ' ,S iiw -7.. - fx -, X A- A 9,:w4L..'f - - . ,J V ,,.A ,,. 9:33 . 6 M, V fa. it 'Wy LHR. Q ,161 ggi 5- rj jvqqf gpg-:?ig',5 ,,., , ,. , Q Qqbf-vwf2,:2fw2f. Q- 3 'wi '. -1 -. J 3453! ,-.1:g:3,wfy: s -Tgfffff ' :-.3 j.gm-'rf ' si 'K ' A ,Q N., , 'Wg ,Q . Tw 3- L vi ff' f., ,ww Yfikm, PAUL NOEL BASEBALL Bucm wtcKMAN LEE RUTTEN ny! , W f II! 9 f . r' it C.. ,ff J ,219 sf A 0,9 6 .ef IW' BOTTOM ROW, left to right: P. Noel, L. Anderson, H. Seiler, B. Herlick, P. Naze, S. Hotchkiss, Gordon. SECOND ROW: P. Schrickel, J. Zabel, R. Buerschinger, G. Pieschek, L. Simons, T. For- rest, B. Piraux. BACK ROW: Coach Dessart, M. Routhieaux, K. Rutten, L. Wickman, R. Vanden Langenberg, G. Eastman, J. Gierczak, G. Van Bellinger. Coach Hall. D. GOLF R Klasen getun set to tee off 44 I Forrest w1th a I Wlttxg takes care ful a1m DICE follow throug W' J Hulbert eyexng up tee shot T Klasen ex es up putt VARSITY CHEERLEADERS fn, 'ffl W + .4 ,I . 1 l rj I . 1 K H: mi., 4. ,ge ' K' 5.. fy: 5 Efifxx . , ,ax 51. ' in . .' . ,.f 7. --,gf SLS Sf 5 ' Mkjfd 2 fig. FM 4 'iw ,QA X I 5 za if ,,.K 23? 'Q-.., 9 -41 X -Q ACTIVITIE PROM THAT DECIDING The phone call every Junior girl wishes for. K-if ax' K A ' 'sffgmr A45 In .Ui ' nn, at yi-A its Q P ,fit 9, N P. 'gi ' 1 Q .4 F is is i- Q K '.'5 1it,I 'Us Q W U5 'BQ 'lf fi dig 15. 'QP ,. . 1 gifs if Now or never-- Q U- v'J , well here goes AM QW es af if 'Wh' .1 1 t Q Q lr- ! i qi Q f-fl HA P M H I ' 1 ' if ff ' C' li 4 , , g', V 2 4L k , -,x . ' Q' Q 'T s 'Je ii... 1 M--- X-'rj 'Q' First thin s Q S X154 first 'cause a little polish never - hurts. PHONE .-Lg: CALL fr: 311' U .v 1 3 A 4 i PREVIEWS S ij , 'N I hope she's At last we are off! F flisv- ready . . . all those pre-prom parties. 1 H Q h ,. h ' 1. M- Em if 1 ,..J- x The windows ARE clean, Larry, HONEST! W hs The Hxgh Po1nt H BLUE Of The Evenmg' 81 1'-r H Aren t They Darhng' That Maglc Moment' Qs. HAWAII The Grand March f if Dancmg To Blue Hawau uaanfj 'sxalaad Ku Kpnr 3300 '9NDl WOHd UO OJ GNV N 'I wwf 7 .4 1 K -3 8 v X 3- 'W'-. .t 5 L y a' 1 6' ff 2? ff' I -by A f KING QUEEN LARRY IU DY qadiglff PETERS HENDRICKSON G RT U CO 6 1 11 ,,, L li: A Mws- ,, Q , an 'a ' 'Y X cl 4 WS' Q .pew ' - l gy f - 1-ur ' ' . r 7'VQ'Y, U. Q A A Q. Ui if 'V C FONTA N N E-1 Z D. LA MAL bd X NI D ?..' xx Q XX Nr Karen DeMou11r1 and Ken G11I'1Sk1 Best Dressed R Barlee J Fontame D Lamal C Fomame R suxdgmskr Court . ., Y Semor Prrze Vmurrmg Float SU1dZ1I1Sk1 R Borlee I mchweger D Lamal and J Fontame Crownmg at Freld B Wlckman R Borlee KenG11r1sk1 R 30366 5 Wmkmafl M155 'VIERRY CHRIQTMAS Maktng her entrance beneath the candx canea SNOWBALL MISN MERRY CHRISTMAS Iantce Bosackt danctng wtth escort Harold Seller n 1 1 IIQMISOZW Harold Seller - - Lyle Wichman - Charlene Beyer - Judy Hendrickson OFFICERS NATIONAL HONOR SOC!! TY N f 1 -- .- - 4 f ' 5 Va L. Charlene Beyer Barbara Bosacki Mary Cook Megan David Donna Drews Sandy Ewalt Mary Heezen Judy Hendrickson Keith Johnson Randy Przybelski Sandy Rahn John Schweger Donna Seifert Harold Seller Holly Showers Lyle Wichman NATIONAL - Vice President PERMANENT MEMBERS Treasurer Secretary HONOR SOCIETY Norman Beaudoin Regina Borlee Ken Glinsld Lenore Gronseth Bill Jacobs Sue Manders Peter Naze Susan Rezash Mary Terp Gary Veldhuizen I anice Bosacki Karen Corsten I udy Denissen Judy Drafz Leanne Hendricks Darlene Jeckle Sue Brandenberg Delores Fuller Pat Schrlckel Bruce Stram Robert VonHaden NEW MEMBERS The above twenty-one students were initiated into the Preble Chapter of the Na- ONAI. tional Honor Society this spring. NAT. Fifteen per cent of the seniors, ten per cent of the juniors, and 2 L, five per cent of the sophomores S are eligible for membership. The y Z QX entire high school faculty par- HOHOI SOCIITY Y 'Z 7 1 ticipates in the selection of these E L. students. Eligibility is based on scholarship Qat least a B averagej, service to the school and community, leadership, and character. Pl SIGMA SIGMA Sandy Ewalt, Silver Cup Mary Heezen, Gold Key Bill Jacobs, Silver Key Megan David, Silver Cup Judy Drafz, Silver Key Leanne Hendricks, Silver Cup Helen Showers, Silver Cup Carol Arnoldi, Gold Key Sue Brandenberg, Gold Key Jim McKanna, Gold Key Susan Anderson, Silver Key Julie Bierman, Silver Key John David, Silver Key Bonnie Dymond, Silver Key Carol Johnson, Silver Key Students may qualify for the Preble High School Scholastic Society QPi Sigma Sigmaj if they maintain at least a 93.5 grade point average for the year and take at least four full credit subjects. when a student qualifies for the first year, he receives a silver key, the second year, a gold key, the third year, a silver cup, the fourth year, a gold cup. The above received their awards at the Booster Club Banquet May 24, 1960. 1959-60 PREBI Regina Berlee Megan David Marilyn Gerlikowski Kenneth Glinsld Mary Heezen William Jacobs Holly Showers Gary Veldhuizen Lyle Wichman The designation of 'Prebleaire' represents the distlnction of being an outstanding student. The selection of these outstanding students is made by the faculryg it is based on student leadership, citizenship, scholasdc achievement, attitudes, and participation in extracurricular activities. From this group, a senior boy is chosen as Mr. Preble and a senior girl is chosen as Miss Preble. The pictures of these are on the following pages. KEN GLINSKI MR. PREBLE A more deserving boy doesn t go to Preble H1gh Thus spoke several of the teachers after the voting was done to choose a Preblealre and Mr Preble On the football field he was all hornet busrness He belongs to the National Honor Society was a Preblealre a monxtor and an all around good student He will be an outstanding Preble representative n I o n . n u u . rv n ' . . 1 1 0 . MISS PREBLE l MARY HEEZEN Mary Heezen is an active efficrent dependable senior girl She takes does not g1V8 up unnl she :ls satisfied she has done her very bestl She has been a National Honor student smce tts inception at Preble a member of the Preble I-hgh Scholastic society QP1 Sigma Slgmaj a Prebleaire a Student Council representative She will be an outstandrng Preble representative I I 7 I 1 the initiative to set high goals toward scholastic and personal successg and, she 4 QE 2 :E Tu! 'S Il.. 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