Shadyside High School - Shadean Yearbook (Shadyside, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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ZV5'x ffgy 'N , A, Q 1 O K W ' 1' ' 'E 9 , sw X X 'L NK--s--,, 2 ,ff in 5, ,ffl l Y- E 0 X WI, 1 , 1 an fu M- 'U Qx xx 'W Y P ', Xxxxxi K K R5 Opivggers ld Q g l They Charted 040- Cvu Ae MR PAUL F SMITH MISS VELMA RODEFER MR FLOYD V WRIGHT Superintendent Asssntant Prmclpal A B Beihcny College MR DONALD F MILLER Asslstant Superintendent A B Heidelberg College A B Bethany College M Ed U'1'Ve 5'lY of P '5bU 9l' Busmess Manager M A Ohlo State Unlverslty M A Unlverslty of Pittsburgh Columbia Unlverslty West Vlrglnxa Umverslty University of Wlsconsln Mathematxcs Latin Advlser Y Teens Future Teachers of Amernca Clerk ofthe Board of Educatlon B S Oluo Unlverslty Umverslty of Colorado M A Umverslty of Pvttsburgh Ohio State University Koa d of fducatzon Another school year brought many new problems to be solved by the Board of Education organnzatuon of the Shadyslde Local School Das trnct created from the combmataon of the Shady slde and Mead Township distracts In November an entirely new board was elected nn order to comply wnth the state law All areas of the school dnstruct are now represented on the board Another accomplushment was the completion and opemng of the new Mead Elementary School capably planned by the former Mead Township Board of Educatuon Thus new school provldes better facllntles for more chaldren an the township Partnal completnon ofthe Commumty Recre ataon Center fulfilled the ambmons of these men, ambntnons that had theur begmmngs four years ago when the Harvey site was purchased Even now many new Improvements of educatlonal faculntnes are beung planned so that our school system may become one of the most outstanding nn the Trl state area Much credit certainly goes to these men for the time they unselflshly spend In order that we students may become better cltnzens Seated E H McVay vuce resldent D McCommon presudent Standing Davnd T Keyser Chalmer L Ramsay Jacob E Barth U5 0 One of the most important of these was the - -- - p Tlgl r. R., H. V ,Q QR The Captaimf MR. GLENN ALLAYAUD A. B. Western Reserve University 7th Grade Mead Elementary MISS MAGDALEN CASSIDY A B West Liberty State College Home Economics MRS GENEVA DUNFEE B S Ohio State University Wooster College English MR LAWRENCE PAUL FALBO B S Ohio University Industrial Arts MISS SHIRLEY GROOM B S Miami University Vocal Music MR. JOHN HUTTON B. S. Ohio Northern Ohio State University P. O. D., History Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach MR DON JERRY Muskingum College World History Football and Track Coach MR GEORGE KROLL B S West Liberty College A B Ohio University M Ed University at Pittsburgh Chemistry Physics Mathematics MR VEARL LOADER Ohio State University Chemistry Mathematics MISS ZORA LOVRICH Secretary to Superintendent MR STEVEN MAGYAR West Liberty State College Mathematics Physucal Educatnon Asslstant Coach ske ball Football MISS WILMA MAZOCH A B Lake Erue College Umversnty of Muchlgan West Vlrgun a Unlvers ty Physlcal Educatron Spanish oeography MR PAUL MINGYAR A B Glenvllle State College West Vlrglnla Unlverslty Potomac State College Jr Hu Y Advnser Biology General Scuence MISS RUTH ANN NEPTUNE B S Muskingum College Ohxo State Umverslty Junior Y Teen Advlser Science MR WYNN REYNOLDS B A Lafayette College M A Teachers College Columbia Unlverslt Engl: sh Dramatrcs MR WILLIAM SCHRAMM West Lnberty State College Druvers Educatlon Bookkeeplng Soc al Studnes Sr Hu Y Advlser MR JOHN MCCOOI- MISS PAULINE SWAMBERG A B West Luberty Elementary Prunc pal Mead School B S Kent State University Muskingum College West Luberty College Ohio Umversnty M Ed Unnversnty of Pittsburgh Commerclal Yearbook Advuser MRS HAZEI- NAI-LEY MR JOSEPH rRosAK B S Kent State University A B West Lxberty State College Socnal Studnes Engllsh Y Teen Aclvnser B S Ohio State Umverslty M A Ohio State Unlverslty lnduana Umverslty Instrumental Vocal Musuc Sr Hu Y Advuser Ba t , . . . ' . ' Y P ,-. , Salem College ' I V' 5 'found the Slug: X, P Kg S XX 8 Bunk Room Galley Crow's Nest Navigation Room Boiler Room BELMONT FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture, Stoves, Rugs, Radios, Electric Appliances Phone 99 3315 Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio XR xx X A ,411 Haney on beck LQ 2 ! Senza:-A - - Seamen Z1-At CIMA 'lil '::::::, ,ff ' I' I 4.Tl:::cl '4 f ,I 5 ': 5 ,iff 'Jllf .f-ui' !Nf,-1 fi! CHARLOTTE BROWN JAMES BITTENGLE PHIL AMBLER JERRY ARCHIBALD DONNA CONNER JOHN FREDERICK BELL ROBERT ALBRIGHT DOROTHY BUSKIRK FRY 8. RICE GROCERS Phone 403 Bellcure, Ohuo 10 , u , n QQ, f 4 S' ' 1 ., v1v:.:LI I 'Z . sJ:S-u-nw' X I x A H I , . ' it ' if ..,., i IE. 1 If . . :4 . v S925 ' I ' , n fm is B I A I' I IH w,.,.- X5 E, 2' f, .- 5 Y ' 'tg . . ,L S X , . 9 II PAUL WILLIAM BITTENGLE BERNICE GALLAHER BeIIonre SHIRLEY EBERHART HOWARD BOYD ROGER BOND ERMA HELMS McCLAIN MOTOR COMPANY gn- .ps.4.r ,-.f Y SHIRLEY EIKLEBERRY HARRY JACKSON BURKHART Ohno II S 3 ' I HVL O I I , ISR' I ,Mu I I . 'Pu V Senza:- QK' I I . xxx . .,1P l l1n,' 9,0 ' 044133 I QQ fQ.' pd' Q51 ik w -nfs DORIS JEAN KOONCE JAMES COFFLAND DONALD CALVIS FRANCES KALUHA BETTY LOU LITTLETON DONALD CARL ROBERT CALDWELL JOYCE ANN KOONCE W T GRANT Your Fcnmnly Store Bellaire, Ohio 12 o 1 Wk' ' 5 Am, 'E 1 O ' ' '. --M ,fa .0 ' lk ' ' ' , J XfGW!xlw-'P' 1 , 'Y , x Q M J Q Q , i 6. A L Pg 5 EL '5 .. uf AWE? ,-ff A-1 2 1, Ojjl GEORGE DAVIES DELORES MELLOTT Bellaire PHYLLIS MAYHUGH JOHN HIGBEE JAMES FUTHEY TI PA RENNIE JANE MCCOMMON GATTOS WHOLESALE GROCERY GEORGE KUSKO Ohio Semom ICI hu ufplnin, 3 unwn' mild I 1:1 ,x lull' S -:J kv' DONNA JEAN STEINMAN GEORGE PARTAZANA ROBERT PENN WAUNITA VOSTATEK DOROTHY SC H RAMM NORMAN PENICK BLAINE MULLETT MARCIA STILLION THE COWEN DICKENS NEUHART CO Better Be Insured Than Sorry 4th Floor Farsi Nahoncll Bank Bulldung Bellaire, Ohio 14 O 'z -E A. .- 4: ,. E fi Cf' 'L' av ' A A J 9 f Qu' A ' V .,,q. . A ,QIIE7 J A ' A , ..A'i A Q-if A V. v.,'- - Q k A g. J -g - gxg E A N. 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LQWML RUSSELL POLIVKA VIRGINIA ZACEK ROSE MARIE ZOVICH RICHARD RYNCARZ RICHARD RAMSER CAROLYN WEEKS 3 JOYCELLEN WOLFE MICHAEL POPPE CITY FLOWER SHOP 3356 Belmont Streef Bellcure Ohio 'I5 . fx , 4 , 3 If ,Q - Q I QR. h I gy I E A V . l K 'L I IA Il I f 4 '55-!M 'ca I I Senza:-A - - Seamen ?1rAt Claw f-'7' -sffjmf jfwxf PATRICK TRUAX DONALD WOOD fi ,,,.-rf' ROBERT WILLIAMS THOMAS WOOD 0411- wn Zo We started unto the Freshmen year wuth en thusuasm and vngor We were the Shupmates of the S S Shadean and we looked up to the Sea men First Class the Sensors wlth admnratuon We knew that some day we too would be on the upper deck of this shup We worked and played our way through our first year wnth pucnucs par tnes dances and homework not to mentuon tests When we started our Sophomore year we had one year of experience to our credut e felt better now because we had another class below deck They now gave us the name of Mud shupmen and we were sallmg further out to sea Some of our boys made the football and basket ball teams and we were begunnung to have a larger part nn hugh school actlvotues Then It was September again and we were entering as Juniors Reserve Officers was the name guven to us We were really grownng up We had many thmgs fall on our shoulders that year One of them was the Jumor class play Ghost of a Chance whuch was a bug success Later we held a paper drnve to make money for the prom we were to gnve the Sensors The theme of the prom was Stardust and It was a star In ntself We left our Jumor year In antucupatuon of next year when we would be on upper deck Seamen Furst Class was our rank for our last year We were on the upper deck that looked so dustant to us lust four short years before Ahead of us were many actlvltues to be remembered nn the years to come Some of them were banquets formals Sr class play and last but not least Graduatnon We had been out to sea and our shup was now at port BELMONT JEWELRY Dan Rosenshein Bellaire, Ohio I6 'GL 'I ki ii 1 fi Q. -1' -4' w H 1 7 Q51 s I HM, pd --f ' F N 5 ' 45 sf 1 x .sl g nr Qian glll XII it ,Xu ,fa fl univl-A - 'fue :Ie Ufficem Bob Andes Leo Callendar Wllllam Fuihey Patrucra Juruchny George McMa.hon 18 Roy Bell Mllllcenl Clancone Marlene Gerdau Nancy Lednnk Edna McVay 6 Carole Berger u o Davus Norma Goodson Bull Lewis Wllllam Myers J C PENNEY Store Thai Thrnft Bellaure, Ohio Burt I Janet Brown Wllllam Day Barbara Hemonn Mary .lo Long Arlene M Iler Bob Bumgardner Emaleen Dunfee Sam Ivkovnch David McCroba Rosemary Mondlak .. . L., . .. Hn. ' 'I' Janis Ogilbee Ronald Reitberger Ronald Sbrissa Mary Jean Smilh Charles Vogt lawrence Penick Carol Piper Byron Pracht Don Rakoski Richard Robson Frank Roubal Virginia Rusin Robert Russell Bob Schuler Belly Schaffer Carolyn Shaver Domenick Silverio Twila Stokes Bob Visnic Bob Taylor Phil Van Dyne Shirley Weelxley Dolly Williams Jerry Workman Steve Zaiac Bellaires Leading Shoe Store 3242 Belmont Street Phone 1650 19 in-r X W,A.4Hy .:. V , . ' is-D ' E 'M- -I 9' ' lbl. . V V.,' figs Sepia more 20 Shadyyde NM . f 3 , Ifv' M' A qv- S , ,ff , -I Q57 1 J U W . Q, u ii KA 5' I :rw Q- X - 7 Ml' S, Q E -' Q ,Ll .... ' aug' - H, eff Www m ' , V, I Y - b. i V ' f ' 7 ff J, gl Wfi as X f 1 rffeeggeggs 'M iefsese , if :fx ,, ii 5' f fl 51 5 il' C' A .. -+- gag U , Q .T Q iv -, 5? ig' A in Nancy Ambler, LeMoyne Ault, Ivy Baker, Donald Bass, John Bloom, Harold Brown Helen Brown, William Brkliacic, Rosetta Corise, Carole Crofton, Nanca Cross, Belly Dailey Roy Dawson, Charles Devers, Marilyn Dixon, Joy Donley, James Duncan, Judy Duvall Janet Fleming, Jane Glasow, Gay Goodson, Marilyn Graham, Shirley Greenwood, Vada Grcidhaus Marilou Harris, Wilma Helms, Janet Hemann, Lois Hess, Ann Hoops, Elaine Hughes Nancy Kaveski, Mary Kempa, Maryann Koci, Yvonne Koenemund, Charles Kovalo, Timmy Kreiier Annie Krupnik, Paili Kusko, Jack Ladyga, Charles Livorno, Palsy Maslxivish, CAMBRIA MINING COMPANY Ohio lumen - 'Shi mate Phyllis Appolloni, P a ul a Ault, Julia Barth, Joe Bit- tengle, Bob Bittengle, William Bommer, Fred Bos- ton, Robert Brown, Mary Bumgardner, Steve Bulell. Dick Callendar, .Jerry Car- penter, Nelson Ciancone, William Corbett, Judy Creighton. David Crunelle, Phyllis Dar- rah, Charles Daugherty, Clyde Davis, Joyce Davis. Howard Day, Roger Day, Lolita De Marco, Jerry DuHy, Janice Duncan. Don Fleming, Richard Fos- not, James Gerdau, David Gifts, Gene Glasgow. Florence Glasow, Naomi Glazeski, Barbara Gra- ham, Judy Gray, Hazel Groves. Carol Harum, Richard Hos- kinson, Joe lvkovich, Carol Junkins, Elizabeth Kasko. Shadyside Ohio X2 Ty: WT- W 'iff , W., Q, Q gaze, wfw 2 ,gf I 5. QIL if T iw 7 ' ' 64355 gqr fs- 1 W ' ' 241' 4, :Q ' 55 121 ':, ' v 7' , ,g , 5 ,A gg A, f A V 4 wa 5 ggi , if A i . f I Fx I A if ' Wfifxif Y WL Jw --K ,Ji X A X . ,E M' , ,M , F shin 52' , wg 1 X sg' -'xgvmi j f . Y W . X I ' ww 5 . . f as , 1 , k . Us J, N Q .QW . ' Q., : .-... Q- X :,:g,,g1, 4 Xeffwi5gQgf Q gg.: W '- ,L , iw AW' 55' Jag fs' gil' 21 Yggqi Qui: My ff- ,f A L A W Q 54' , R ' ,Arm ' p f ww F5355 9 g ' 4. 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Q, ' v N. ,K 'f 3, ff 'NX' mov Nvcf Xe X. 1 4 1- .Ez 'T'-:L J ' T A.. f - 11:1 41 'fm ,K V 'S-',, 5 If f Q- H Qxwiiff,-' - 5711! I , 'M f- Q' ll Il Po tlwle Peelw 'Ki Jerry Archibald, Shirley Weelrley, Rosemary w Mondalak, Virginia Zacek, Emaleen Dunfee, Lila Davis, Francie Kaluha. Barbara Hemann, Joyce Koonce, Dorothy Bus- kirk, Dorothy Schramm, Donna Jean Stem man, Phyllls Mayhugh, Betty Lou Lnttleton, Janet Brown, Carolyn Shaver, Carole Berger, Jane McCommon Y TEENS The Y Teens basically is a character build ing organization This year with the help of our advisers Miss Rodefer and Mrs Nalley we followed the theme of Y Teen Studio Presents A beautiful Christmas assembly added to the solemnlty of the season and made it very meaningful The farewell dinner to honor sen tors brought to mind the fact that their school days were fast coming to a close Among the service protects were the presentation of favors to the Children s and Old Folks Homes and two boxes for Korea A taffy pull a swimming party a square dance and the annual Hi YTeen formal pre sented the social side of the club Nancy Ambler Carole Crofton Phyllis Porter Carole Berger Jane Glasow Rosetta Corise Patty Jurichney Marnlou Harris Judy Duvull Betty Dailey Mary Jean Smith Carol Piper Patti Kusko Janet Hemann Barbara Wagner Shirley Weekley Carolyn Shaver Rose Mondalak Betty Schaffer Nanca Cross Mary Ann Kempa Joy Donley Janet Fleming Miss Rodefer Mrs Nalley Mary Jo Long Rosemary Yonko Lila Davis Emaleen Dunfee Janet Brown Barbara Hemann Nancy Lednlck Mullicent Clancone Patty Stemkowslu Georglne Marlmg Yvonne Koenumond Blanche Slack Annie Krupnlk Dorothy Bates Nancy Kaveski Donna Whitmore Elaine Hughes Mary Lou Nance Rosemary Przebeszvskl Anna Mane Wilson Virginia Zacek Donna Steinman Carolyn Weeks Donna Conners Waunita Vostatek Marcia Stilllon Pat: Rennie Dorothy Schramm Joyce Wolfe Jane McCommon Betty Lou Littleton Joyce Koonce Dorothy Buslurk Francie Kaluha Phyllis Mayhugh Jerry Archibald CHARLES N HANCHER COMPANY 28 T223 Market St Jewelers Silversmiths Wheeling, W Va - , . . . , , ll ' II , , , . . ' v . 'Ls I ' 1 , , , ,,,, , , 4-5 lr' - -J ' fr --sf ,PEAH Pl-:Z N Ml W The purpose of the Hi-Y club is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Chris- tian character. Under the leadership of Mr Schramm and Mr Trosak the Hi Y had a very successful year The club sponsored the annual Homecoming and assemblies As part of their service prolect e boys sponsored a clean up campaign Delegates were sent to summer training camp the Zanes ville Conference and the district meetings Pro grams planned for meetings consisted of speak ers, movies and discussions The social high light of the year was the Hi Y and Y Teen lomt formal held on December 21 1951 The club received the Ohio Council Hi Y honor award for outstanding service SR HIY OFFICERS Norman Pen ck Domen c Sllverlo Bob Russell Richard Ramser Jim Bittengle Robert Coldwell wc we. Bob Williams Leo Callendar Jim Wisv r John Sheelcetskl Dcvnenuc Silverio George Partazana Phil Van Dyne Don Bass Roy Dawson Tom Moore Ronn e Reitb rger George McMahon Bob Bumgardner Richard Robson Lawrence Peniclx Le Moyne Ault Bill Myers George Davies Andrew Van Camp Bob Taylor Bob Forshey Bob POllI l5kY Roy Bell Bob Russell Tim Kreiter Ronnie cbrlssa Victor Truax Dick Meyers Bill Ramser Charles Kovolo Jack Ladyga Bob And s 'erry Workman Bill Futhey Charles Lnvorno Don Calvis Bob Penn Pat Truax Bob Albright Phll Ambler Jack Higbee Roger Bond Jim Bittengle Richard Ramser Norman Penlck Michael Poppe Bob Caldwel GRIEST CUT RATE DRUG STORE 1125 Market Street Wheeluna W Va T406 Market Street 29 . I ' ' , Q , th I - 1 - ' I ' - , . 5 , I ' ' , , ' , i - Mx ,Mr 'FV la is ,Rf t V f sl 1 in 2- ' I Y , f .q 4, 1,1 - ff, 1 ' ff -4- 5 M sl - T' ,V , .-.gif A Q I .dy U ' A , , , , I 9' , , , 1 1 1 1 1 ' f v 1 , I , , , , S ,- , , ' , l r I f 1 1 1 1 I I 1 , , , I 5 , . . lf- 7eenA First row-Dianne Wright, Rosemary Hader, Sarah Ward, Nancy Lord, Regina Truax, Janet Meholovich, Alma Archibald, Joan Williams, Lark Piper, Darla Jean Spivla, Judy Creighton, Carol Junkins, Sue Hughes, Rose Marie Miller, Deanna Steed, Luvada Glasgow, Hazel Groves, Phyllis Livorno, Janet Garrison, Irene Perunko, Penny Jo Stetson, Julia Barth, Harriet Rowan, Camille Ciszewski, Florence Glosow, Sally Toxie Second row-Katherine Slodick, Nancy Girts, Patty Bethel, Justine Forsythe, Margaret Robbins, Barbara Workman, Judy Cummins, Ladonna Lednik, Dixie Davis, Phyllis Landkrohn, Joan Silverio, Norma Jean Tomich, Mary Lou Holmes, Helen Paknik, Lolita DeMarco, Dorothy Mondlak, Jean Brown, Barbara Heslop, Judy Gray, Dorothy Spitzl, Nancy Wolfe, Betty Robbins, Sue McCommon, Grace Davis, Beth Patrick, Wilhemina Forrier, Roxie Farrier, Mary Fortis, Betty Boles, Joe Ellen Duntee, Hilda Phillips, Miss Neptune Third row-Carol Front, Helen Rieger, Mary Penick, Martha Hall, Janet Polivka, Connie Caukart, Patty Ryan, Phyllis Appoloni, Elizabeth Kasko, Bonnie Boles, Carol Dodds, Patty Ryncarl, Jo Ellen Burkhart, Carol Harum, Judy Wright, Marilyn Roscoe The Jr. Y-Teens is made up of a group of girls from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. At each of their meetings, held every other Thurs- day, one member of the cabinet was in charge. After devotions there followed a song, a prayer, and a story. Then the old and new business was taken care of. At one meeting Mr. Duntee loaned a motion picture of his trip to Florida. The Jr. Y-Teens participated in giving devotions for the Town Unit banquet. The money making pro- jects consisted of selling hot dogs, pop, candy and potato chips at the basketball games. Rose Marie Miller was president, and Miss Neptune, adviser. The Future Homemalcers ot America Club had a pleasant year under the guidance of Miss Cassidy, the Home Economics teacher, the club mothers, and the various ofiticers. The yearly pro- gram was based on healthy living and the semi- monthly programs were filled with service, edu- cation, leadership training, and lots of good times. The fact that this club is a Home Economics Club was not overlooked for during the year sev- eral projects were carried out in connection with this idea, and the members feel they received valuable training in becoming homemakers of America. ?. M14 Miss Cassidy, Carol Piper, Barbara Wag- ner, Janet Hemann, Anna Marie Wilson, Lila Davis, Patty Kusko, Waunita Vostatekt Dorothy Schramm, Mary Jean Smith Kathleen Sladick, Yvonne Koenemund, Blanche Slack, Patty Sternkowski, Geor- gene Morling, Phyllis Appoloni, JudY Gray, Nancy Kaveski, Rosemary Prze- beszvski, Elaine Hughes, Janice Ogilbee, Dorothy Spitzl, Carol Harum Millicent Ciancone, Shirley Greenwood, Betty Dailey, Phyllis Porter, Irene Perunko, Carole Crofton, Dorothy Bates, Rosemary Yonko, Janet Fleming, Nanca Cross Julia Barth, Lolita De Marco, Olga Suder, Nancy Lednik, Nancy Ambler, Deanna Steed, Patty Maskivish, Mary Ann Kempa, Lark Piper, Phyllis Landkrohn, Carol Junkins GEORGE R. TAYLOR COMPANY Fashions tor over lOO years Wheeling, West Virginia 30 First row-Bill Scott, Harold Penn, Ed Paknik, Ed Bulek, Dale Palmer, Russ Naome, Ronald Stewart, Tom Lady- ga, Oris Hartford, Dan Boyd, George Ruble, Walter Stim- mel, John Munchek Second row-Bill Venham, Jim Richards, George Vuce- lich, Clyde Davis, Bill Bor- tolovich, Dave C r u n el l e, Steve Buzek, Don Fleming, Bob Bittengle, Joe Bittengle, Bob Brown, Jim Kukura, Louis Krupa, Jim Porter Third row-Lynn Y o u n g, Ronnie Hanasky, Carl Pal- mer, Jack Stoutt, Roger Hall, Bob Stillion, Rich Silverio, Lester Milton, Ronnie Vovra, Rupert Gonsalves, Jim Po- well, Jim Wilson, Bill Wig- gins, Pat Miller, Jack Merry- man, Herb Dunning, Don Watt, Ron Miller, Bill Van Camp, Bill Gitfin Fourth row-Bob Hughes, Jim Maury, Tom Hesloo, Larry Bell, Tom Zastudil, Mr. Kroll, Craig Whitmore, Jim Beck, Norman Yonko, Bob Martin, Jerry Dufty, David Girts, David Marsh, Bob Tokarz, Ronnie Littleton, Dick Fosnot, Jim Caldwell Fifth row-Frank Glowatz, Elden Gondira, Richard Sha- ver, Bill Husser, Dave Cum- mins, Ted Whitmore, Ben Boyd, Robin Webb, Don Ciszweski, Ray Maskivish, Dick Polinsky, Charles Merry- man, Bob Ault, Jon Creigh- ton, John Zack Jw- The Jr. Hi-Y was organized the second sem- ester with Mr. Mingyar as the adviser and Donald Fleming as the president. An assembly was one of the outstanding things done by this group. They enioyed many interesting meetings with fine speakers and the social time included a weiner roast and a hike. The Future Teachers of America is an organi- zation of boys and girls who plan to be teachers. They help the teachers by grading papers and substituting for them. Their proiects included observing teachers at work and visiting other school systems to see how they function. Several nice meetings were planned during the year which included serving a luncheon to the teachers for a ioint meeting of the C. T. A. and F. T. A., having several teachers speak on why they had chosen teaching as a profession, and the installation program and dinner at the end of the year. Miss Rodefer and Miss Hranko were the advisers. Phyllis Mayhugh, Joyce Koonce, No- vella Steele, Norma Tonich, Lila Davis, Carolyn Shaver, Shirley Weekley, Carole Berger, Rosemary Mondlak, Mary Lou Noice, Betty Schaefer, Dorothy Buskirk, Jane McComrnon, Potty Kusko David Meddings, Michael Poppe, Rich Romser, Bob White, Miss Rodefer, Miss Hranko CERVELLI MOTOR COMPANY Phone Bellaire 2080 Oldsmobile Dealer Sales 8. Service 31 Zi6M iarw Jr. Zed Cram LIBRARIANS Mary Jean Smith, Betty Schaf- fer, Joyce Davis, Barbara He- mann, Novella Steele, Dolly Williams, Marcia Stillion, Shir- ley Eikleberry Mrs. Dunfee, Dorothy Spitzl, Delores Mellott, D o r oth y Schramm, Dorothy Bates, Janis Ogilbee, Joe Ivkovich, Howard Day, Doris Koonce, Mary Ann Seevers, Patty Maskivish, Phyl- lis Porter, Irene Perunko, Mrs. McKelvey Potty Kusko, Shirley Eberhart, Charlotte Brown JUNICR RED CRCS5 Julia Earth Mary Lou Nance Marilou Harris, Dorothy Spitzl, Judy Creighton, John Zack, Jon Creighton, Shirley Wagner Joyce Koonce, Dorothy Mond- lok, Jenrose Luft, Nancy Led- nik, Janis Ogilbce RM I ',w The Librarians Club is, without a doubt, one of the most indispensable organizations of which the school can boast. When you are sent from class to find the birthday of the fourteenth presi- dent of the Chamber of Commerce of New York City, who is it that searches through stacks of books, newspapers, and magazines till the infor- mation is found? Why, one of the student li- brarians, of course, under the direction of Mrs. Dunfee. Besides helping with such matters, the librarians also keep the books clean, make attrac- tive posters and signs, and are of aid to the li- brarian, Mrs. McKelvey, in many other ways. Their work is appreciated not only by the school but also by the village of Shadyside for the school library and public library are one andthe same. The Junior Red Cross is organized in almost every school in the Ohio Valley. Each school has a few representatives who assist in the National Jr. Red Cross proiects. In the summer the Red Cross Council is very busy. They have a leader- ship training camp where all the members may go. During the time they are at camp they learn how to lead Jr. Red Cross groups, and how to put their projects into action. Judy Creighton and Dorothy Spitzl were the leaders at Shady- side. CAPITOL FLOWER SHOPPE Choice Flowers for all Occasions 32 Uffice ,, jlorce This group is one of the most important factions of our school. Each one of the girls is assigned a period when she keeps the classes running smoothly and on time. This is not all, however, for there are absences to be checked, phone calls to be an- swered, the taking of dictation and the writing of letters, be- sides the running of errands for Mr. Wright. Carole Berger, Dot Buskirk, Phyllis May- hugh, Virginia Zacek, Nancy Ambler, Jane Glasow Frvjec tion C7116 The Proiection Club is a small but busy club. Mr. Kroll, the adviser, supplied us with all the fine movies we saw in classes. This progressive club, learned useful infor- mation that will prove valuable to them even after graduation. John Sheetketski, Steve Buzek, Domenic Silverio, George Partazana, Blaine Mullett, Roy Dawson, Bob Martin, Dick Meyers, Jock Ladyga, Don Bass, Roger Bond, Robert Russell Compliments SHADYSIDE SHOE HOSPITAL l7rv6lemA 0 bemvcmcq This class of students con- ducted an election of class offi- cers, participated in the election of city officials, observed the pro- cedure of a trial at our county seat, and then held a trial of their own. Mr, Hutton, Phyllis Mayhugh, Jane McCommon, Virginia Zacek, Bob Williams, Jack Burkhart, Donna Steinman 33 brizlem Tr ining This was the first year Driver's Training played a part at Shadyside High School. It was a semester course, taught by Mr. Schramm, in which a student earned a half credit. When a student completed the course he had thirty-six hours in the class- room, twenty-four hours in the car, and six hours behind the wheel. At the end ofthe semester a State High- way Patrolman gave the students a lecture on the Patrol and a test in Ohio Laws re- lating to Motor Vehicles. All those passing the test were awarded a driver's license. Shirley Eberhart Doris Jean Koonce, Mr. Schramm 3 4 f' W. J. HOBURG Studen t Cvuncil This is the group that gives the students a voice in the governing of our school. One member was elected from each homeroom in the school elections and these together with the student body officers 'Formed the Student Council. Diclc Shau, Rich Rarnser, Norman Penick, Jane McCommcn, Bill Futhey, Michael Poppe. Mary Jean Smith, Carole Crofton, Phyllis Porter, Bob Bittengle, Dorothy Schramm, Dcnna Conner, Irene Perl unlxo, Rosemary Hader, Jenrose Luft, Jim Porter, Barbara Hemann, Jack Merryman Prince 0 peace The fifteen participants in the Prince of Peace contest this year were under the able direction of Mrs. Dunfee and Mr. Reynolds. All the contestants are to be con- gratulated for their excellent work in preparing and deliver- ing their speeches at the various churches of the valley, and for their fine showing in the winning group. Don Bass, David Meddings, Le Moyne Ault, Carl Palmer Rosetta Corise, Rose Marie Miller, Marilou Harris, Jane Glasow, Betty Schaffer, Jane McCommon, Shirley Weekley, Novella Steele, Barbara Wagner, Mary Lou Noice, Jane Hemann 3882 Central Avenue Phone 802 34 71.e rife gsm Seated Judy Creighton Jerry Archlbald Frances Kaluha Standmg Don Cal IS Patty Renme Betty Llttleton Bob Russell Roy Dawson Bob Caldwell Blame Mullett Frances Kaluha Bob Caldwell Don Calvus Judy Creighton Bob Russell Jerry Archibald Betty Littleton Blame Mullett Roy Dawson Co Edutor Co Edntor Layout Edntor Artlst Business Manager Advertlslng and Typlst Advertising and Typist Photographer Photographer Shup Ahoy Land H and Avast Ye Landlubbers These were only a few of the terms used by thus year s staff In worknng out the :dec for the S S Shadean of T952 Our Co editors Frances Kaluha and Bob Caldwell and the Layout Editor Don Calvus had a bug lob In g ttlng ndeas and layung out the contents for the book The photographers typlsts and advertls :ng crew were kept busy wuth nautncal terms and Ideas Perhaps you saw some of us In the library wlth our heads bent over encyclopeduas looking for nautical terms In the typing lab some of the many problems that arose In publushmg q yearbook were carefully solved The T952 Sha dean wouldnt have been completed without the faithful dnrectlon and co operation of the Sha dean adviser Muss Paulme Swamberg SCHOCKEY S FLORISTS Phone 98 We Grow Our Own Bellaire Ohlo 35 ' : V' , G 1 ' I , I 1 ' - ' ll ' ll, ll oil, Il I . ,. - ll . , . . . . 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They had specialty numbers numbers was a cowboy routine when was a dance directed by Miss Mazoch. parade given for Bob Hope on his visit Men's and Boy's Wear IQ s epplng an ast to do along with the band. One of the they dressed in western style. Another They made their final appearance in the to Bellaire and the Kuchinka's. BERMAN'S land bzrec tor Under the direction of Mr. Trosalc the band was led into another successful year of parades and concerts. He planned many special drills dances and formations which the spectators thor Bellaire, Ohio Siegel 'Queen mf T Ma y Jean Sm th Jer y Archibald An a Marne Wlson One of the most outstandung and excntnng events durlng the year was the homecomung game Thus year the homecomrng game featured many thrulls Hnghlughtung the evenung was the crownung of Queen Jerry Archubald and pre sentmg her attendants Mary Jean Smuth and Anna Marne Wnlson The crowning ceremonnes were ln charge of the co captains Richard Ramser and Jam Blttengle of the football sauad The HI Y Club presented Queen Jerry with a large bouquet of yellow mums Durnng the ceremony the band desngned a large heart wnth the Queen and her attendants In the center and then serenaded them wxth Let Me Call You Sweetheart The Hn Y held a dance after the game un the hugh school audltoruum At the north end was a throne fashuoned wuth crepe paper and Hallowe en accessorues for the Queen and her court M A N Outfitters for Men and Boys 3281 3289 Belmont St Bellaure Ohlo 38 Ks ,ik Q f I ' rl . if , . 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Marlow Hastings Dlggory Landlord Thus comedy by Ollcer Goldsmith written nn the 'l8th century deals with the embarrassing adventures of an mtended fiance when he us de llberately mnsdlrected to hls future father In law s Mass Hardcastle Mass Neville Mrs Hardcastle Plmple fmaldj Tony Lumpkm Hardcastle CAST Jane McCommon Joyce Koonce Betty Lnttleton Dorothy Schramm Don Calvus Ruchard Ramser Robert Penn Jack Hlgbee Jlm Futhey Norman Penuck home under the umpressuon he as goung to an :nn Has mnstake ns finally revealed and he gets the gurl he loves Everything comes out all right ln the end but not before he makes a fool of hum se amor own llleetzng o the 140' Toplc Should the Unuted States Government dnscussnon was then thrown open to the audu luke other countries sponsor natnonal Iotterues ence for any questions ut mnght want to ask the to gam revenue? participating panel Partucupants The duscusslon was excellently moderated l -lone Mccommon by Albert Bluem Dnscussnon group coached by Davud Meddungs Mr Wynn Reynolds Novella Steele Robert Forshey Recordmg Date Aprnl 2 T952 Broadcast Date April 6 T952 A hnstory of lotteries was guven nts good and evils The exlstlng laws concerning lotteries was dnscussed Also mentnoned were some of the countrnes now sponsormg lotterles and the uses to which thus revenue ns put Then both an afflrmatlve and negative speaker discussed the two new poxnts unherent nn the topic Since thus was a dlscusslon and not a debate no deflnlte decusuon was called for What occurred was a better understanding of the Issues Involved The 'ix 12- .. 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FL 1 BAK F ETJALL Msn I' 'fff Q 39 9 I es' it 4 09? 3515 Q43 85 '4 Q0 Oli' Os 0 14ncla om dwezgla FOOTBALL ' T :W ' -6-4 3 09 ,J S is s ' f ' e vf xl 1 5 X l Varsity-Howard Boyd, Bob Brkljacic, Phil Van Dyne, Tom Moore, Bob Albright, John Bloom, Rich Romser, Jim Bittengle, Don Visnic, Bob Visnic, Bill Day, George Davies Second row-Joe Bittengle, Bob Polinslmy, Charles Vogt, Jack Higbee, Mike Poppe, Pat Truax, Don Fleming, Ron Sbrissa, Tim Kreiter, Domenic Silverio, Victor Truax, Charles Livorno, Coach Don Jerry Yhird rowfBob Andes, Frank Roubol, Bill Swiit, Phil Ambler, Ron Reitberger, Andrew Van Camp, Don Ralcoslmi, Sant Ivkovich, Mr, Hutton, Mr. Magyar Cheerleaders-Betty Schaffer, Nancy Arnbler, Carol Piper, Elaine Hughes, Mary Jean Smith, Donna Whitmore, Phyllis l7igAlein A new Shadean team under the leadership ol their new coach, Don Jerry, tasted their first win with a 36-2 drubbing of Mt. Pleasant. lt was hardly a contest for the Orangemen who were never behind. The Mounties scored their Porter MT. PLEASANT Managers-Don Schrarnm, Howard Boyd, Joe Bittengle, Dicl: Schou e iew two points when Ramser, who was back in his own end zone to punt, tell on a bad pass from center. Almost all of the Shadean touchdowns were on long passes or on long run plays. Albright scored two touchdowns as did Moore. Davies made along run and so did Sbrissa. COFFLAND'S DAIRY BAR 46 SCORES ' SH Opp Mt Pleasant 2 Dennlson Umon Yorkvulle Tnltonsvllle St Clalrsvllle Brndgeport Powhatan Barnesvllle I2 DENNISON Victory number two came to the Shadeans after a thrnllung game The fans held theur seats until the very last second The Orangemen first drew blood when Mike scooted off tackle for 6 yards and a T D Richard Ramser converted and made the score 7 to 0 But Dennison wasnt to be counted out thev fought back to make the Bnttengles 8 yard pass to Ramser was good Ramser booted th eventual game clmcher Stull D nnnson fought back and made It I4 to I3 which was the last of the cornng UNION A hard fighting Shadysude eleven came from behind to tue the score and thus keep nts unbeaten record In an excntung battle at the Ironmens field The Orangem n first broke unto the scor :ng wnth a 22 yard pass Bnttenqle to Moore Union bounced back to tue the score and to go ahead with another touchdown Shadyside again scored when Blttenale snaked through the Umon lane unto the end zone Rach Ramser con verted to tue the score wuth the predncted wunners Both teams were fumble rudden but the game proved to be an excutung one YORKVILLE A mnghty Yorkvnll eleven swamped the Shadeans to crack their unbeaten slate e powerful Ductullute team scored In every period and twnce nn the thnrd The Orangemen scored thenr lone tallv In the last period when Blttengle s pass to Moore was good Tony Corvu was the bug man for Yorkvll e TILTONSVILLE A defeat over a Shadyside eleven added to the loy of homecoming day for the Ramblers by falling to thelr grldnron team on a clear Satur day afternoon Th Ramblers scored two touch downs in the first half The Orangemen s offense cauaht fire rlqht after the halftnm period They drove 82 yards for a touchdown Blttengle going over from the one foot lane The Shadeans struck agam on passes The last one came on a 31 yard pass Blttengle to Moore Wuth a few mm CARROLL INSURANCE AGENCY Office Phone T984 M Res Phone 1045 W Anna Carrol, Agent 47 utes to play the Ramblers untercepted Bnttengles pass and about three plays later Tnltonsvllle scored the wmnmg touchdown ST CLAIRSVILLE An lnlury ruddled Shadyside eleven got back on the wmnmg traul agam by defeating the St Clalrsvllle Red Devils The Shadeans first scored when Sbrnssa threw a long pass intended for Vogt but th ball was batted unto Poppe s hands who scampered the remaunnng 20 yards Ram sers placement was good Then the Red Devuls bounced back with touchdowns nn both the sec ond and thlrd quarters Going unto the last three mmutes St C led 127 Buttengle who hadnt seen actnon un thus game was then sent nn H completed 5 out of 6 passes for 80 yards The last pass was to Vogt who was In the end zone for the wmnmg touchdown BRIDGEPORT The Shadeans were handed thenr thnrd de feat by the Brudgeport Bulldogs Mike Poppe ended a 57 yard march nn the second period by going over from the 2 yard Ime From then on lt was all Bridgeport They scored 4 touchdowns Coaches Mr Jerry Mr Magyar Mr Hutton X Q 7 5 , . . ' Y Q 36 . x T4 ' 'I3 I T4 ' I4 ' 6 . 33 . . - . . 12 . . 19 . . . . . . 13 . . . 12 . . . . I3 ' 26 ' ' 7 26 , S ' ' , - In . 4 ' n - -1 I . l e score 7-6. The Shadeans hit paydirt again when I . ' I . , 7 A . Th . al ' before the Orangemen could score again. The Shadeans threatened one or two times before scoring again. Pat Truax scored the final touch- down when he recovered a Shadyside fumble. POWHATAN The Shadeans were handed their fourth de feat at the hands of the Powhatan Indians on a snow covered field The Indians sparked by Mike Kermk scored their touchdown In the first period The Orangemen went ahead in the third period when Ramser backed the 2 yard line for a T D and also booted a true extra point but this one point lead was short lived The Indians exploded in the fourth period for 20 points which made the final score 26 7 BARNESVILLE The Shadyside football team of 1951 trounced the Barnesville Shamrocks to bring the season average to .500 under their new coach, Don Jerry. The Shadeans were never behind after they overcame Barnesvilles 6 point lead Shadyside first hut paydlrt when Albright dashed 60 yards The next touchdown came a few sec onds later again by Albright on a 32 yard run The Orangemens third touchdown came In the third period when Bittengle covered the final 22 yard of a 82 yard march Another tally came when Bittengle passed to Ramser for a 38 yard six pointer Ramser also intercepted a pass and ran 60 yards to the end zone Vlsnic scored the final Shadean T D on an intercepted pass ,rf Freshmen Joe Wilson Gene Glasgow David Crunelle David Gnrts John Sheeketski Steve Buzek Joe lvkovlch Jim Kukura Bull Bom mer Fred Boston Jerry Carpenter Second row Frank Tokarz Blll Corbett Bill Day Le Moyne Ault Roy Dawson Bull Venham Bob Brown Bob Blttengle Stanley Wach Coach Hutton Howard Day Duck Hoskunson 7th and 8th Richard Sllverlo David Marsh Ronald Vavra George Ruble Robin Webb Norman Yonko Pat Miller Bull Wiggins Herby Dunning Bob Tokarz Jim Maury Second row Russell Naome Ben Boyd Frank Glowatz Bob Stllllon Jim Beck Louis Krupa Jim Porter Dick Pollnsky Larry Swift Bob Ault Don Clszewskl Jim Wilson Ed Buzek Tom Ladyga Third row Bull Bartolovlch John Munchick Bob Hughes Rupert Gonzales Jim Powell Howard Hosknnson Ted Whitmore Lawrence Burge Jon Creighton Russell White Donald Stllllon Chuck Merryman George Vucelich Bull Husser Mr Falbo GREEN S GROCERY Monarch Fine Foods Fancy Meats 81 Produce Frozen Foods 43rd and Central 5l'1ClClYSlde OlWI0 48 ' if X J 1 s 1 S XX if 'xiii' A 1 'F' ,W A ff iw ex ,, A 1 is W N 15?vw fQ 5435 X? Ka lzetball ROBSONS MARKET Grocernes Meats, Frozen Foods Phone 876 Corner 38th and Luncoln Avenue VARSITY Front row Ronald Sbrussa Tom Moore Charles Vogt Law rence Pennck Dave McCrobo Back row Mr Hutton Ronald Reltberger Frank Roubal Jam Blttengle Phll Ambler Jack Hngbee RESERVES Front row Jnm Kukura Jack Ladyga Roger Ward oe Blazek Steve Zalac Duck Schau Bull fEasyD Day Buck Venham Bock row Joe Buttengle Don Fleming Roy Dawson B0 Pollnsky Bull Meyer Duck FRESHMEN Front row Bob Martin Dave Crunelle Jam Kukura Bob Blttengle David Glrts Duck Hosklnson Stanley Wach Frank Tokarz Bock row Mr Jerry Danny Watt Crarg Whitmore Bull Bommer .Ium Rrchards Clyde Davis Howard Day Steve Buzek Joe Ivkovnch i ' I I I ' , . ' - 1 , I , . l ' I , , J , , , , 1 ' V , , b , , Myers, Bob Taylor, Mr. Mag- yar. 1 ' ' I . I , , , , - . I I . . I . , f , , , . I I BASKETBALL GAME CHART Field Goals Four Throws Turnovers Rebounds ggfxfs Made Taken Percentage Made Taken Percentage Sgg,-ed Bittengle 136 463 29 88 155 57 101 389 360 Ambler 69 185 38 43 84 52 69 279 181 Higbee 70 245 29 24 52 47 120 158 163 Sbrissa ,. 33 120 28 20 40 50 85 41 86 Roubal , 17 78 22 21 40 53 55 102 55 Moore 61 196 32 25 44 57 83 76 147 Penick . 2 17 12 0 6 0 20 8 4 Reitberger , 3 8 38 3 4 75 2 8 9 391 1312 30 224 425 53 535 1061 1005 The 1951-52 Shadyside basketballers had an- SCORES other very successful season under the direction of John Hutton. They ended the season in fourth place we Thev in the A division with 11 victories and 8 setbacks. 60 . Powhatan , , 41 They played many fine games at home as well as on 51 West Liberty . 29 the road. Our boys threw a scare into powerful Cam- 42 Tiltonsville 50 bridge before being nipped by a 6 point margin. 59 St. Johns 55 They whipped mighty St. Johns and Bellaire not to 48 ,. Bridgeport . 47 mention the other teams who went down at the hands 44 , . St. Clairsville . . 55 of our sharpshooting quintet. ln the tournament our 50 McKinley Voc. 39 boys also put up a good battle against St. Johns before 50 , Tiltonsville . . 46 succumbing to the Irish 72-66. Although we were de- 51 . , Cambridge . , , 57 feated, one of our boys established a new scoring 52 Bellaire ., , 48 record. Jim Bittengle scored 40 points for a new 42 St. Clairsville . 56 tournament record. lt also was the highest amount 47 Bridgeport 50 of points he ever scored on the team in his three years 58 , Yorkville , , , 50 of varsity basketball. Three seniors on our regular 58 Bellaire . , 68 team will be badly missed next year. They are: Jim 54 , . McKinley Voc. . , 47 Bittengle, Jack Higbee, and Phil Ambler. Next year's 57 Yorkville , . , . ., 48 team will show three regulars returning along with 52 Powhatan , 36 their subs. They are: Tom Moore, Ronnie Sbrissa, 32 New Martinsville 56 Frank Roubal, Lawrence Penick, Ron Reitberger. 40 Martins Ferry 59 1 gm! 3' lf' 1 Eg 3 QP s ., ' 4' H? 19 I ' ' vm. sr xr 'Elini ' L-Hi' U YI D6 5 in u pf ,, ,,.,., , s if, .Q li xl W3 if ii x X , 'Q I - ' J, . nl, ass? if 2 if af. 4 w'3f??g:ff'.a 7' g . sg s , Wins, a -3 Q - . fi . 5 Q gigs, -2 33 95 ' E 4' 1 Q g MJ M Q 2 ui .Q U 11 fgnmil if , if' S an-, 5 XNL5- . If xl 1 1 E1 v R 06 i ll H V 3' W f A 4l - 'lgyg . :Q : Y U, , Q ,.,X if , if J W Wm, 9 1 - 1 'fx fl ki .1 :Wigs -H A, Y ii: 43 .Wa MLK? K ' Q- , L Q L f..x l 'f i P1ff 'lt' Tit. Q' , ,a Y,, V' ' r f I' - . ..! ' '- .ik Gr' Congratulatnons to e T952 Graduating Class Ohlo Valleys Leading UNITED DAIRY Furniture Home Furnlshlngs and Appllance Stores of Course WHEELING MARTINS FERRY THE SHADYSIDE BOOSTERS BACKERS OF OUR TEAM Presldent Vlce President Secretary Treasurer John Arros TRUSTEES Joseph Truax Kenneth Bartrug Michael Bushllla John Archer John Bunflll Vlctor Exner Ernest Peccl Henry Tschappat We never say no Headquarters Munlclpal Bulldlng ' th DU BOIS SERVICE STATION WRECKER SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE 24th 81 Belmont Streets Phone I T60 Cara Noma WI1itman's Toiletries Candies LAN DAU S PHARMACY The Rexall Store 40th 81 Central Avenue Eastman Rexall Kodaks Drugs 56 YOUNG MAN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED He has a savings account and IS adding to It regularly a sure slgn that he IS a candudate for success WANT MOST FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN BELLAIRE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I SAVE HERE FOR THE THINGS You SUTTON and STEWART INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS EXCAVATORS BRIDGEPORT OHIO IMPROVING ROADS and STREETS Is on Sign of TRI STATE ASPHALT CORPORATION Experienced Bu1Iders of Driveways MARTINS FERRY WHEELING OHIO WEST VIRGINIA Phone T024 Phone 1562 f msACA oN xEH0 his , X I ILP, I '25-'H . 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