Assumption High School - Comet Yearbook (Assumption, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1956 volume:

THE CUNIEI 1956 Published by the SENIOR CLASS ofthe ASSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL Assumption, Illinois V01. 10 No. 1 This Page Sfbnsored by: PEPSI-COLA --The Light Refreshment Gertie Yonikus Lyle Nicol Rose Allison Carl Tankersley Bill Crady, Chief Bill Malhiot Thelma Ruff Vernon Sutton, Mntc Roy Jones Roy Forsythe Bob Johnson Main Building Band Building Building Roy Grant Mike Phelps Joe YOnikuS Custodian Maintenance Custodian F ,....mv,V.,W,M,.., Y j,w,W,Mf, ,,,. W ,, ,W , Ak.,, W, W, ,5!WMMY,iJ, Lk,k Ai .,,, -im. V ,,.. k,,., X ,I Y ., .. ,WMM Y V V MRS. DELLA GRANT Secretary Unit 4199 BOARD OF DIRECTORS STANDING: Dwight Storey, Dr. N. C, Huss, Don Kuhle Maurice Bugs, Cash Corzine SEATED: Clarence Curry, Presi- dentg C, I. Myer, Guy Gabriel Secretary. MR, C , I. MYER Buperinrendenr Unit if 9 Illinois Wesleyan University of Illinois 4: 5 1 This Page Sponsored by: BUD ROYER Sz SON Reg. Chester White Hogs R. E. DAGNER U. of I. LEONA HENSCHEN Eastern Illinois State College Office Practice Vocational Bookkeeping A ' 1 gncu me Shorthand TYPinS VENA ASHBAUGH ROY FORSYTHE Washington U . Murray State Eureka Col. College Englisl. General Science English IV Chemistry Latin I Biology Latin II Physics BERT GRUVER Upper Iowa U' FRANCES FISHER Bradle U. Y Eastern Illinois Algebra I State College Algebra II P' Geom. Girls' P E S. Geom. Trig THOMAS GREGORY Eastern Illinois State College Vandercook College U. of I. Band World History If I -'J is Pal! I Qponsoreti byh , Vandaha Illinois SAM SIMON Western Illinois State College World History American History Sociology English II English III AUDRA CHRISTNER Millikin U. Vocal Music SENIOR AMBITIONS David Baker--To be 6' tall and to get out of this school and into another. Florence Bee--Try to receive John Beresford Tipton and see if he will lend me One Million Dollars. Joe Burnett--To be an Attorney-at-law. Carolyn Cochran- -To be a nurse. Beverly Coventry--To successfully eradicate l place and 1 motorcycle. Vangine Cunningham--To beasuccessfulX-rayTechnologist and take X rays of all my classmates. Donna Dorr--To be successful in whatever I may do, Kenneth Dorr--To be a millionaire and live to see the turn of the century. Saundra Francisco- -To successfully capture one specific male. Bert Fringer--To be a good-hearted Agriculture Teacher. Patsy Garrett--To learn to back out of a parking place in traffic. , Larry Harper--To help raise the future Harpers. Mary Howard--To learn how to drive and stay between the ditches. Glenn Howse--To live fast, love hard, and die young. Barbara Markham--To be successful in whatever I do. Margaret McLeod--To drive a big stub-nosed truck and run everyone off the road. Mary McLeod--To go to College. Bill McLeod--To be ambitious. Doris Mink--To be able to raise boys! and break the family tradition. Paul Nave--To be an expert stick bomber. David Rawlings--To be able to find something to do on Saturday nights besides watch TV. Jessie Stevens--To be rich. MARILYN I-IOSKINS Eastern Illinois State College Vocational Homemaking ED CORCORAN Arkansas State College Civics Boys' P.E. Coach This Page Sponsored by: PURITY BAKING COMPANY--Decatur, Illinois LUCILLE'S BEAUTY SHOP U1 -4.. sfm0HS m- , T - V 5 Y , A, V A - -' , ,ff Vi.g,: 'A -f-' :Sufi ' Z, .ak if , W A' 'mk. ' ' 1 'EQ Qu, 32 i!2,gQ,y!7 J V A 1 f ff, 552939, ,QQ . ' ?9'fffh'?Z'f:f7 'iL p'i- '1vvmWfQ,5W , kr Jfjf I ffl? Lwfils' ff ff? -23. ff VANGINE LOUISE CUNNINGHAM F. H. A. 1, 2, 33 Treasurer 4g G.. A. A. 1, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4: Class Vice-President 2, 3, 4g Majorette 1,2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Plays, Cheer- leader 3, 43 G. Sextet 4g Assis- tant Editor COMET. DAVID WILLIAM BAKER Dave F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g A Club President 4g Playsg Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2,3, 4g Baseball 2,35 Track 1, 2,3,4g Football Editor COMET. BERT ELDON FRINGER F.F.A. 1, Secretary 2, President 3, 45 Vice-President Sec. 19 4, Plays, Class President 1, 3,45 Secretary 2g Editor of COMET. MARY ETHEL HOWARD Methel G.A.A. 1, Secretary 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, President 4, Rec- reation Leader Sec. 3,45 Class Vice-President 1, Secretary 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4g Chorus 3g Playsg Queen Attendant 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-Business Manager of COMET. FLORENCE IREN-E BEE WAYNE GODWIN Goose G.A.A. 1,3g F.H.A. l,2,3,4g. k k Chorus 1, Playg Layout Mats of F'F'A' 1'2'3'47 Trac 19 Bas et' COMET. ball Editor of COMET. - ,I , 'M Q . This Page SPOnsored by: ASSUMPTION ELEVATOR co.--som levawr I I 9 AL BILYEU--STANDARD SERVICE LARRY HARPER Butch Science Club 1, 2, Activities Club 4, Playsg Track 2, Basket- ball lg Football 2,3g Co- Photo Editor of COMET. MARILYN ARLENE ABRAHAM Gracie F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g G. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 4, Playsg Photo Editor of COMET. PATSY IOAN GARRETT .. Pat.. F.H.A, 1,2,3g G.A.A. 1,2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Commercial Club President 4g Band l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, Plays, Queen Attendant 2gCheerleader 3pCb-Business Manager COMET KENNETH WAYNE DORR DAVE RAWLINGS Peanuts Camera Club lg Athletic Club 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2. Kenny 'DONNA MARIE DORR F.F.A. l,2, 3, Treasurer 4g A Club 45 Football 3,4g Track F,H.A. 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1 2, 3g Baseball 2, 3. Playg Layout Mats for COMET .Vt ,tj . - Y, . Q. K I , , A This Page Sponsored by: ASSUMPTION VARIETY STORE STEWARTS 66 SERVICE BEVERLY COVENTRY .. Bev.. G.A.A. 1gDramatics1g F. H.A. 2g Commercial 4g Co-Feature Editor of COMET. WILLIAM CLETUS MC LEOD Bi11 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL EDWARD NAVE IESSIE STEVENS Sl'100kCS jess Library 1gSclence2g Letterman Transferred from Ramsey 4g. 3,45 Band l,2,3g Basketball 1, F. H.A. 3,4p G.A. A. 4g Pep 2,3g Football 1,3,4g Track 1, Club 1,2g Co-Photo Editor 3,43 Baseball 2. COMET. DORIS RUTH MINK Tub F.H.A. 1,2, Treasurer 3 G.A.A. 1, Treasurer 2, 3, 43 Commercial Secretary-Treas- 5 Science lg Camera 2,3g Acti vity 5g Football lg Basketball 1 ' GLENN HOWSE urer 45 Playsg Cheerleader 3 Joke Editor of COMET. This Page Sponsored by: 1:ALBoT'r's IGA Foon sromz if .r 'A K BARBARA JANE MARKHAN Barb F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4g Library Club President 43 Chorus 1, 25 Playsg Layout Mats for COMET. SAUNDRA JEAN FRANCISCO Sandy F.H.A. 1,3g Drarnatics 2, Commercial 4g G.A.A. 1,2, Chorus 1,23 Co-Feature Editor COMET. CAROLYN COCHRAN SuSie F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 43 G. A. A. 4g Play, Homecoming Queen 45 Art Editor COMET. MARY MC LEOD F. H.A. 1, 2,3g Library 4g Play. MARGARET ANN MC LEOD Marg F.H.A. 1,2,3g G.A.A. 1,2,3 4, Commercial 45 Band 1,2,3 JAMES DAGEN Lard F.F.A. lg Science 2. ,Wg page Sponsored by: R, L. WEMPEN LUMBER co. E. DIXON'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 6. MARKET CLASS Wlll We, the Class of 1956, do hereby make this our last will and testament: Collectively we do bequeath: To Miss Ashbaugh a more wide-awake and knowing Senior Class. To Miss Christner boys who sing boys' parts instead of girls' parts. To Coach Corcoran championship football and basketball teams Qboth in the same Year, too.j To Mr. Dagner the ability to have his boys back from field trips on time. To Mrs. Fisher a class that will take their gym suits home regularly. To Mr. Forsythe classes in Science that can remember all the rules and formulas. To Mr. Gregory a band that will follow him instead of setting their own tempo. To Mr, Gruver a class that hands in daily work daily. To Miss Henschen a money-making Senior Class. To Miss Hoskins a non-traveling boy-friend. To Mr. Myer more time made up and less necessary speeches. To Mr. Simon a bucket of water to wet his dry jokes. To Della an errand-boy to mail her films. To Roy a cleaner and quieter crowd at the cafeteria. To Mike some help in making all the equipment for the high school next year. To Joe an automatic broom to sweep the school floors. Individually we do bequeath: I, David Baker, will my ability to get into trouble at least once every day in English to anyone who can think up that much meanness. I, Florence Bee, will my ability to appear to be a little angel in my classes while at the same time committing the perfect crime to anyone who thinks they can do ir. I, J oe Burnett, will my height to Roy Younker. I, Carolyn Cochran, will my ability to be a model driver to Donna Fringer, providing she doesn't get caught. K We, Beverly Coventry and Saundra Francisco, will our excuses to Betty Talbott, providing she uses them frequently. She's started out well. I, Vangine Cunningham, will my ability to keep a straight face in Mr. Simon's class to Annie Duck. I, James Dagen, will my luck of having school only 2 periods a day to anyone who can endure A.H.S. for 45- years. I, Donna Dorr, will my seat in the library to anyone who feels like loafing a period a day, I, Kenneth Dorr, will my ability to make noises and get away with it in second hour study hall to Merle Damery, providing he stays on the good side of Miss Ashbaugh. I, Bert Fringer, will my friendship with the Ag Teacher to all Future Farmers. I, Patsy Garrett, will my ability to bealmost late for Shorthand and Office Practice to Donna Nicol. I, Larry Harper, will my ability to skip school and get by with it to Dick Stringer, providing he doesn't get caught again like he did the last time. I, Mary Howard, will my dribbling ability in basketball to Celie Blondiau. I, Glenn Howse, will my ability to skip school and write my own excuses to Lyle Nicol, who has capabilities. I, Barbara Markham, will my ability to get along with teachers to my brother, Art. I,.-Mary McLeod, will my 7th hour English class to anyone who likes to study at noon. I, Margaret McLeod, will my simple, unbleached hair-do to Sharon Jones. I, Bill McLeod, will my good-conduct slip to anyone who is lucky enough to get one. I, Doris Mink, will my nickname, Tub, to my LITTLE sister. She's got a good start. I, Paul Nave, will my hot Chevie to J im McLeod, providing he does not take out Taylor- ville girls in it. I, Dave Rawlings, will my fifth year of afternoon of school to Dick Stringer. I, Jessie Stevens, will my ability to study to Bob Turntine. Signed and sealed this twenty-ninth day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-six. g CSEALQ QUTLINE Hia? r GRY llg n au' Ekkiif EW n mean 5, MQ Wu. 'eh ,gh S, ,J , K mf 5 ve 1 i ,ai L 1 ,fn Ww m f f 1' 4 . K fi gf' Raymond Barringer Celie Blondiau Bob Blondiau Jim Bugg Linda Clark Merle Damery Edgar Demascal Larry Eversole Dale Hubner Tom Hunter Charles Jackson Jean Long This Page Sponsored byg. CLARANCE G. 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DOMAS V --M uf. -- ., , -Janet Branyan Tom Bowlin Jim Bowlin Harold Berner Shirley Burke Carolyn Bugg Richard Branyan Bob Cook Janet Cochran Ilene Clutter JoAnn Dailey Diane Dagner Gene Crickrnan Ann Marie Duck 5 Howard Dondeville Annabelle Davis Joe Galvin Donna Fringer Jim Fribley Liz Himes Leonard Gelsinger Edyth Gatewood This Page Sponsored by: WAREHAM'S DAIRY SUPHU 9 N- 3 LQ -.8 iff Sharon Jones Berwyn Manley Art Markham Barbara Miller NIURES V' :x.x il jx Lila Nave Lyle Nicol Jerome Park Eugene Pollock Ronnie Reish Arvid Seigfreid Phyllis Sinnard Gwinner Snyder Patsy Steele ' Paul Stewart Dick Stringer Sonja Sutton Larry Tilton Jakie Watson Katherine Watts Carolyn Wehrle Marilyn Wehrle Sarah Winings 'V E V W' TT5: .Page' 1 ASSUMPTION MUTOR SALES. Q W: I. Hr C. 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Wayne Lenz Betty Long Erron Lowrance Richard Lupon Shirley Markham 4 NIEN has rg, ,N Donald Mink Ronald Mink Sandra Morrow Janice Nave Marilyn Nicol Jack Rever Nadyne Riley Sandra Root Richard Ruff Jack Ryan Janet Ryan Eileen Slifer Gerald Swiney Barbara Tankersley Don Turntine Gary Turntine Larry VanDeVeer Roger VanDeventer Wanda Watts Violet Wehrle Gloria White Donna Wondrok Bill Workman Ken Workman Roy Younker Janet Mathias Billie Miller Bonnie Mink ' This Page Sponsored by: BEAUTY svofr CRAFTS CAFE August September October November December January February March April May CALENDAR The doors flew open and 160 eager students rushed in to start the '55-'56 year. Labor Day gave us our first vacation from the grindstone. The Soybean Festival gave the Band a holiday and some others took one, IOO. Football season opened with our first game against Auburn. The G. A. A. 'ers .got energetic and hiked 5 miles for a wiener roast. The Seniors took their good clothes out of mothballs to get shot. End of the first 6 weeks, with some looking forward eagerly??? to report cards. Crowell-Coll.ier's got us out of afew classes to explain our magazine drive, which was to be held the next two weeks. The cafeteria was converted into a dance floor for the sock-hop after the Maroa football game. The Homecoming went off with a bang as we crowned the queen and danced until the late hours. Hallowe'en rolled around and a few of the students decided the teachers had too much air in their tires. Football season ended for the year with our game against Moweaqua. After a lot of hard work, the Juniors presented Act Your Age. Since football was over we converted our boys to basketball for the first game at Edinburg. Students had plenty to be thankful for at Thanksgiving as we were allowed a few days vacation to digest our Thanksgiving dinner. The Meridian Conference Tournament gave the students some place to go. One of our teachers left for a change in ca-rear. Christmas parties were held and school was dismissed for the rest of the year. Another year and the first day of school in '56, It was quiet in school so in a mysterious way firecrackers grew legs and crawled into the waste basket to let off their bangs, Sighs were heaved as semesters came and went and half the school year was over. A few teachers received comic valentines from secret admirers. The lettermen of the A Club relaxed and let their slaves work off their initiation for a week. The first joint concert with Moweaqua was held at Moweaqua and repeated a week later at Assumption. 'The G.A.A. 'ers initiated the greenies and entertained them with a slumber party in the gym on Friday. Our last basketball game was with Moweaqua. It was all over except the Frosh-Soph Tourney. The school went topsy-turvey as the girls invited the boys to the Sadie Hawkins dance. The sulfur boys went to work and deodorized the boys' restroom. The fourth 6 weeks ended and kids were busy figuring the minutes and seconds until school would be out. The'F.F.A. entertained their parents at their annual banquet. The freshmen got polio shots but could still sit down as they got them in the arm. Students are dismissed for a one-day vacation while teachers go visiting. Easter vacation is here and we start April with a vacation also. Fifth 6 weeks tests are here and over. Only 6 weeks left until the big dayl Truth Takes a Holiday on F-riday the 13th, as the seniors present their play. The F.l-I. A. annual banquet was held. The Seniors took a holiday on their own--Senior Skip Day. The few select of the school, meaning the Seniors, held their class party at a secluded farm home. After months of hard work the Juniors gave the Prom for the Seniors. Baccalaureate was held in the gymnasium. The day has finally arrived for the Seniors as they march down the aisle n the gym to receive their lovely little diplomas. 4 Report cards are distributed and everyone goes home for months--some seem much happier than others for various reasons. 4' q ,W Larry Harper, Mr. Simon-Director Vangine Cunningham, Jessie Stevens TRUTH TAKES A HOLIDAY Presented by the SENIOR CLASS April 13, 1956 Bud Walker . . . . . Bert Fringer Tom Walker . . ...... David Baker Pete Moss .... . . . . . . : Q . Larry Harper Rebecca Bassett . . . . . . Vangine Cunningham Mrs, Walker ....... ...... ' Jessie Stevens Aunt Harriet Bassett . ................. .Doris Mink Posey Painter ....................... Mary Howard Place: The dining room of the Walker farm Home Time: A spring day V Bud Walker is a hard-working young man, rlmning his mother's farm with no help from his good-for-nothing older brother, Tom, who is mixed up with a worthless bootlegger. Tom is being sought by the law and was shot in the arrn. Mrs. Walker is partly to blame for Tom's attitude as she protects him constantly. When Rebecca and her Aunt Harriet come to-visit for the day, Tom tries to charm Rebecca by representing himself as a man of virtue and tellingthat Bud is' lazy. When Amit Harriers money is gone Tom accuses Bud of stealing it. Rebecca then believes -the worst of Bud, whom she was engaged to before going to California. Pete. the farm helper, and Posey, his girl friend, in between love scenes try to solve the mystery of the disappearance of the money and Pete gets the clue that leads to the accusation of Tom. Tom, thinking the police are after him, accidentally shoots Bud, who has decided to leave the farm. The near-tragedy opens Tom's eyes to his own lack of character and Rebecca's eyes to the fact that it has been Bud she really loved. The play ends happily, even for Pete and Posey. This Page Sponsored by: LYDIA POTTER--State Farm Insurance Co. ' WOODEN Sa SONS IMP. CO.--DeSoto8r Plymouth Cars BACK ROW: David Baker, Bert Fringer FRONT ROW: Doris Mink, Mary Howard Miss Ashbaugh Director N , Presented by the JUNIOR CLASS November 9, 1955 Angelica QAngyQ Goetz Linda Clark Geraldine Uerryj Joyce Betty Talbott Cora - Maid and Lady Wrestler Donna Nicol Archibald QGadgetl Hoffenflugel, MMZC Scott Stauter James Matson, BM1C James Bugg Helga - Lady Wrestler Nina Myers Sandra Stone - daughter of Commander Stone Doris Sampson Commander Stone Robert Tumtine Place: The living roorn of the Joyces' home on the shore of Lake Namakogis Time: The present - June Angy and Jerry have been writing to two sailors, Gadget and Jim. When the boys get a leave they decide to visit the girls. The girls, being much younger than they had led the boys to believe, dressed in their sister's clothes to make an impression. The happenings that follow, such as: the arrival of Commander Stone's daughter and, later, Commander Stone himselfg the apparent drowning of the girlsg the wrestling practice of Cora and Helgag the gifts brought by the sailors for the girlsg all help to make the play fast moving and enjoyable. This page sponsored by: MR. as MRS. LESLIE STAUTER y S J, A. BANTNER at soN 4. a.- FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Jean Long, Shirley Markham, Nina Myers, Donna Wondrok, Marilyn Nicol, Carolyn Jackson, Barbara Miller, Reva Kaiser, FlorenceBee, Carolyn Banmer, Sonja Sutton, Joann Dailey, Sharon Jones, Jessie Stevens. THIRD ROW: Nadyne Riley, Sandra Wooden, Eileen Slifer, Patsy Steele, Wanda Watts, Sandra Mor row, Janet Cochran, Janet Branyan, Sarah Winings, Donna Fringer, Kathleen Allison, Carolyn Gabriel, Linda Clark. SECOND ROW: Linda Godwin, Bonnie Mink, Betty Long, Barbara Dorr, Janice Nave, Violet Wehrle, Elene Clutter, Annabelle Davis, Barbara Tankersley, Joan Stevens, Shirley Burke. FRONT ROW: Janet Mathias, Ruth Ann Cook, Donna Dorr-Projects 8: Degrees Chairman, Lila Nave- Reporter, Miss Hoskins-Advisor, Diane Dagner-Program Chairman, Carolyn Bugg, Edyth Gatewood, Mary Curry, Sharon Davis. SEATED: Carolyn Wehrle-Public Relations Chairman, Vangine Cunningham-Treasurer, Carolyn Cochran- Vice-President, Mary Howard-President, Liz Himes-Secretary, Phyllis Sinnard-Parliamentarian, Marilyn Wehrle-Recreation Chairman. F.H.A. J September 24 - Bake Sale October 6 - Officers' Training School at Virden 20 - Formal Initiation of New Members December 20 - Christmas Caroling 22 - Christmas Party February 25 - All-School Sadie Hawkins Dance April 14 - Hobo Day 19 - Mother-Daughter Banquet 221 - Section Rally at Litchfield 28 - Paper Drive May 11 - Coke Party for F.F.A. 17 - Party for eighth grade girls - Y A 1. Opened the year with a hike. 2. Fall activity was roller skating, The A Club was our guest at our last meeting at the Ehrhardt's rink in Taylorville where we had been taught. several skate dances. 3. Attended Officers' Training School at Hillsboro. 4. One week of initiation in February, ending with a variety program for the school assembly. That night we had a slumber party in the gym. 5. Volleyball and tumbling clubs held during the winter. Participated in a gym show for P.T.A. in March, 6. Bowling the spring activity, '7. Held an Easter Egg Hunt for the youngsters of Assumption! 8. Senior and Awards Banquet held in the spring. 9. Two representatives will go to camp during the summer. G.A.A. FOURTH ROW: Joan Dailey, Lila Nave, Marilyn Nicol, Carolyn Jackson, Barbara Miller, Donna Nicol, Reva Kaiser, Liz Hirnes, Sonja Sutton, Nina Myers. THIRD ROW: Mary Curry, Sandra Wooden, Eileen Slifer,Barbara Markham, Sharon Jones, Donna Wondrok, Jessie Stevens, Shirley Markham, Janet Branyan, Diane Dagner, Ilene Clutter. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Wehrle, Marilyn Wehrle, Violet Wehrle, Janet Ryan, Janet Cochran, Carolyn Bantner, Ann Marie Duck, Phyllis Sinnard, Carolyn Cochran, Betty Talbott. FRONT ROW: Joan Stevens, Betty Long, Margaret McLeod, Janice Nave, Annabelle Davis, Carolyn Gabriel, Barbara Tankersley, Bonnie Mink, Edyth Gatewood. SEATED: Mrs. Fisher, Advisorg Vangine Cunningham, President, Patsy Garrett, Vice-Presidentg Doris Mink, Secretaryg Carolyn Bugg, Treasurerg Mary Howard, Reporterg Sharon Davis, Sandra Root. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dick Branyan, Terry Fathauer, Ray Barringer, Merle Darnery, .T im Fribley, Dale Hubner, Richard Morrow, Wayne Lenz. THIRD ROW: Arvid Seigfreid, Larry Eversole, Dick Stringer, Gene Crickman, Kenneth Workman, Bill McLeod, J im McLeod, Dave Baker, Wayne Todd. SECOND ROW: Gene Pollock, Donald Hubner, Ralph Burke, Eddie Joe Lacy, Bert Fringer-President, Harold Berner, Gerald Swiney, Roy Younker. FRONT ROW: Mr. Dagner-Advisor, Jim Myers-Reporter, J im Bugg-Vice-President, Walter Younker- Secretary, Ken Dorr-Treasurer, Gwinner Snyder-Sentinel F.F.A. . Bert, Jim B. , Walter, Gwinner, attended State Convention A . Bert, Walter, Gwinner, J im M., Eugene, Dick B., Harold, Max, Jim F . , attended National Convention at Kansas City . Second place in Section 19 Judging . Hosts to Section 19 Officers' Training School . 315,627 worth of pests killed in Pest Contest . Visited International Livestock Show at Chicago . Held 2 paper drives This Page Sponsored byzn Sold Garden Seeds Parent-Son Banquet on March 8 Grain and Poultry Show at Moweaquain November Parliamentary Procedure Contest at Moweaqua Livestock Show at Taylorville in July Pfister Corn Show at Assumption State Judging Contest at Lincoln Funk's Corn Show at Garwoods Grain and Poultry Judging Contest at Raymond Christmas Party Basketball Team rf KULE'S ISOME'S HARDWARE BACK ROW: Eddie Joe Lacy, Roger VanDeventer, Scott Stauter, Secretary: Berwyn Manley, Gary Turntine, Tom Bowlin, Jerome Park. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Gruver, Sponsor: Liz Himes, President: Bob Cook, Treas- urer: Richard Lupton, Ann Marie Duck, Lila Nave. FRONT ROW: Janet Ryan, Janet Bran- yan, Janice Nave, Janet Mathias. 1 . Have a new enlarger bought by the school. 2. Have a new dark room in a corner ot' the Music Room. 3. Took some pictures for the COMET. 4. At meetings, we study, cameras, talk over photographic problems, develop films brought in by me rnbers, and print pictures. 5. Have a new flash attachment, a print dryer, and some larger developing trays bought by the club. 6. We are planning a field trip to take some pictures. CAMERA CLUB HOBBY CLUB 1. We played popular records on Mr. Gregory's Hi Fi Set. 2. We went to see a train set. 3. We painted an oil painting. V BLACK ez. COMPANY BACK ROW: Leonard Gelsinger, Larry Tilton, Gary Tumtine, Joe Galvin. FRONT ROW: Mr. Gregory, Sponsor: Paul Stewart, President: Edgar Demas- cal, Secretary-Treasurer: Larry Harper. ' --Decatur, Illinois CHORUS BACK ROW: Eddie Bowlin, Jerome Park, Gwinner Snyder, Jake Watson, Berwyn Manley, Bob Cook, Liz Himes, Diane Dagner, Vangine Cunningham, Miss Christner, Director. MIDDLE ROW: Florence Bee, Carolyn Bantner, Celie Blondiau, Nina Myers, Donna Wondrok, Eileen Slifer, Marilyn Nicol, Sonja Sutton, Reva Kaiser, Barbara Dorr, Linda Godwin. FRONT ROW: Mary Curry, Edyth Gatewood, Carolyn Wehrle, Phyllis Sinnard, Carolyn Bugg, Carolyn Gabriel, Barbara Tankersley, Marilyn Wehrle, Sandra Morrow, Joan Stevens. A. H. S. Chorus was organized in late October . . . most of the students are new members of the group this year . . . in order that more students may participate the chorus rehearses both fifth and sixth hours on Tuesday and Thursdays . . . Ole Man River . . . Battle Hymn of the Republic . . . Rock-A-My-Soul . . . Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor . . . I Believe . . . My Heart Stood Still . . . indicative of the variety of music in the Chorus's repertoire . . . The object of the chorus is to further appreciation of Music in school and community. ENSEIVIBLE Newly formed . . . the girls' S6Xtet provided entertainment for school and civic functions throughout the school year. Vangine Cunningham, Diane Dagner, Marilyn Wehrle, Carolyn Wehrle, Caro- lyn Bugg, Liz Himes, with Miss Christner standing behind the piano. , lm-. rle, Lyle Nicol, Marilyn Wehrle Martha Grant. MAJOR ETTES BACK ROW, Left to Right: Vangine Cunningham, Carolyn Bugg, Nina Myers, Lila Nave, Edgar Demascal, Jim Fribley, Liz Himes, Patsy Garrett, Martha Grant, Carol Van Syoc. FOURTH ROW: Nita Davidson, Mary Demascal, Phyllis Sinnard, Pat Miller, Lyle Nicol, Bob Turntine, Sandra Wooten, Marilyn Wehrle, Carolyn Wehrle, Nadyne Riley, Eileen Davis. THIRD ROW: John Survance, Kay Anderson, Joan Stevens, Jean Branyan, Barbara T ankersley, Carole Cochran, Carolyn Myers, Janis Himes, Nola Morrell, Janice Anderson. SECOND ROW: Ann Turntine, Ronnie Dahler, Arvid Seigfreid, Billy Pinkston, Dean Wooden, Bill Baillie, Janet Shuck, Rosalie Srnallwood, Barbara Isome. FRONT ROW: Mr. Gregory-Director, Diane Dagner, Janice Nave, Gwinner Snyder, Sharon J ones, Larry Cramner, Jerry Watson, Michael Ruff. ABSENT: Dale Galvin, Chester Trulock, BAND This Page Sponsored by ROOT S CAFE PARIS CLEANERS Vangine Cunningham, Carolyn Weh- LIBRARY CLUB. STANDING: Linda Clark, Nina Myers, Barbara Miller, Patsy Steele, Reva Kaiser, Florence Bee, Donna Dorr, Gary Turntine, Joe Galvin, Erron Lowrance, Bert Fringer, Don Turntine. SEATED: Miss Ashbaugh, Advisor: Barbara Markham, Presidents Bonnie Smith, Vice-President: Kathleen Watts, Secretaryglanet Ryan, Trea- surerg Mary McLeod , Reporter: Sandra Root, Bulletin Board Chairman. 1. We worked on new books for the Library. It is a slow, hard job to get one book ready for the shelves. 2. We had two parties - one was the Christmas party held here at school and the other was just a party the first part of March. 1. We built a small float for the Homecoming Parade, but we were not fortunate enough to place. 2. We had a Christmas party and invited Mrs. Grant. 3. We went to Decatur to the show Guys and Dolls . Miss Hoskins and Miss Henschen took us up. Quote, A very enjoyable year, unquote. STANDING: M a r g a r e t McLeod S aundra Francisco , Betty Talbott SEATED: Miss Henschen, Advisor Patsy Garrett, PresidentgDorisMink, Secretary-Treasurerg Beverly Cov- entry , Program Chairman. CGIVILVLEHCE CLUB 1 This Page Sponsored by: C. E. CURRY - Funk's G Hybrid HOWSE REPAIR SHOP BACK ROW: Roger VanDeventer, Jerry Crady. Jack Ryan, Larry Cunningham, Mickey Henn, Bill Workman, Larry VanDeVeer. MIDDLE ROW: Henry Clark, DickRuff, Everett Carry, Richard Lupton, Charlie Creamer, Dean Wooden, Billy Miller. FRONT ROW: Erron Lowrance, Secretary- Treasurerg Tom Bowlin, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Forsythe, Sponsorg Berwyn Manley, Presidentg Paul Beck, Reporter. x 1- ChfiSUI13S Party 5. if Microscopic work pop, ice cream and films. 3. We have seen some very fine 2. Glass work films this year. 3. Cottrell Precipitation 7. We will close the year with a 4. Telegraphy ' party. l. Planning of Identification Signs to be placed 3- Club dl16S are 51- 00. with f11CmbCl'ShiD limited upon Classroom doors. to students enrolled in at least one Social 2. Poll to determine whether or not parents of Science C1258- highschool students would favor a class in driver training next year. STANDING: Ronald Mink, Donald Mink, Joe Burnett, Jack Rever, Eddie Bowlin, Don Turntine. SEATED: Mr. Simon, Advisor, Art Markham, President, Donna Nicol, Vice- President, Celia Blondiau, Ann Marie Duck. ABSENT: Howard Dondeville, Vice- President. Q. 4 - -r ,.,. V if, af' 12: .. . I ' X 55235 Q15 gigl ,fm-ier - 1 52 .M i-ii -l ,f , ,M f-ffihls-rf t s 'f' Big? I 11.12, ' .' fi N :j'ff. .,.. E , ,fi ,,., ii. 3' Tia Qiirs rl r D E5 . ZA 'i 'i:3r..X:-Q191' gffffaiglg xii fam . . as HONORS 1 Valedictorian . . . . . . . .B6rIFri11ger.. Salutatorian . . . . . . Van2iHeCl1l'1Hif18h3H1 Homecoming Queen , , D. A. R. Award Football Captain Co-Basketball Captains. . . F. H. A. Section 16 Recreation Chmn. F. F. A. Section 19 Vice-President , , Bert Fringer Second in Meridian Scoring , , Section 19 Star Farmer , , Agriculture Award Winners Project , , Scholarship Swine . . . Activity . , DeKalb . , High Honor Ro1l Perfect Attendance 4 years . . 2 years , 1 year . . , . , Carolyn Cochran , . Mary Howard , . , Ray Barringer . . , , David Baker Ray Barringer . Mary Howard , , Lyle Nicol . Bert Fringer , , Larry Eversole . . . . IiI11BL1SS Bert Fringer . . Iim Myers , Bert Fringer . Bert Fringer Jim Bugg 1::-ieri Liz Hirnes A Phyllis Sinnard Ioan Stevens Sarah Winings Carolyn Jackson Reva Kaiser Donald Mink 'i:: ii E' F Nadyne Riley Wanda Watts . Barbara Markham . . .Q 'Shirley Burke Gene Crickman Diane Dagner Kathleen Watts , , , Paul Beck Ralph Burke Terry Fathauer Mickey Henn Wayne Lenz Erron Lowrance Ronald Mink Sandra Wooden Thelma Reed lack Rever Jack Ryan -Eileen Slifer Donald Turntine Wayne Todd This Page Sponsored by: BUNN CAPITOL GROCERY co. --Sm-inaffald J 5 HAROLD Fatso MINK--Class of '34 K . l ,, ,A ,. 5, is 1955 HOMECOMING QUEEN CAROLYN COCHRAN escorted by BERT FRIN GER being crowned by the 1954 Homecoming Queen MYRNA GRANT be MARY HDWARD Senior Attendant and Maid of Honor escorted by DAVID BAKER Master of Ceremonies This Page is sponsored by: CENTRAL ILLINOIS FEED Sa SUPPLY SCOTT STAUTER, N Fred Pauline Clarence ATTENDANTS to the QUEEN BETTY TALBOTT ANNABELLE DAVIS JANICE NAVE escorted by escorted by escorted by MERLE DAMERY CHUCK REISH RICHARD RUFF Juniors Sophomores Freshmen DORIS SAMPSON LILA NAVE CAROLYN BANTNER escorted by escorted by escorted by JIM BUGG LYLE NICOL ROGER VAN DEVENTER This page is sponsored by: FIRST NATIONAL BANK O1dest Bank in Christian County 1 Q .f, if . R si OOTBALL . .Q ., - V . rP455ii35 9TlQNi355WSo1 r Footbali DMM! AUBHIH, wash Eandrdge swung three touchdowns and Grxssner hw, Wandped Assumptxorz 3? 0 bnzght H Rrccrtelh opened the Auburn dieting with a Siryard nm Assumption was-on the Auburn two when the game ended. It was the first me for tho Comets new ch 'Ed Cortoran. Auburn had 14 first downs, As- A 3748 Victory !n '?E?'T0' Olin . q 7 AAVM!'AA ' ' SETHANY ,DSFEXTS . 7 W ASSUMPTQON, 13-I - ' Bethany, Sept.K24 CStaffJ o Halfbfack' Dean Puyoar K scoregll office on mos of 62 ond' 45 ogre ronighmofiead Bethany to ag Confrrenggi 4 victory ISSSQ Ai mm' A f omfgd Bama? f ffm Yffdfo fbrief o 646 oz wr? ronm- r r o ro l f Aviv r in ' wboodrr rooo 'ff Iiiiepuiis Lhlrets Assumption Ta Snap Losing Streak, i3-1 Asirumption, Sept. 30 fsfafm , Hliopolis, winlegs las! season in seven! gamesg and beaten in ns first start this-year, upset Assump- tion here tonight in a Soya Con- ferarmce game, 13-7. Assumption got off to H HIS! MTF lead on a touchdown Butch Harper from the 10 yard line and Rav Bannister took a pass from Ron Rush for the extra point. Illiopolis came roaring bazcloin 'rho third period to score.tW1CC- Johrmv Roberts passed to Gang - ,' . 1 ,, , 52, f,r,Mr. , 15.10 121 Llmfzifn I Iii 'Sl:6!'i !fl Holm o49 5fhi ff l 5 Trailing, Zion in the mundo Qerush !Zion. r .r o Af Teffl L Ir was Mn EConference inf ,Assumption iso Q Dick Umierwood r r o 'touchdowns for Mt. Zionmorxr yard firsr qumer rw191ar3 5fyagd third quarter sprint, 1 '0f'M45 yif ' o q ' , o and a 35-yard ionrthrquarigsrfjzxmf. Bill Bowman raced 69 ,UQ score in the thirdrqwlrter Powell went 35 ig? tercepoed pass in the man addedhwoo Leon Creek and jirn eachy yi oooo ,oi Dave Baker ran six 'gg.r,d3nfor,thg Assumption V M Second qw-mf Hoff in? foto or smear r + ooo Poooo o o ,Swim o o or Hold scoreless if ind, Mama broke 'withf second quarter rouchdovrrxsl ima? went on Lin- tion's Comets 40-U3 'last night or Mama. - , Don Ykfisnasky, playin V end and fullback, scoredg touchdowns, one on a six'f?jf'idQT run. Another came on a Mfgyardg pass play from Ken Chalcrahf and another on a 20 yard pass fromf Jim Brown. ' r Chalcraft got one of hfoodigfn? on a one yard plunge and Brown? scored from four yards -outgr Stoutenborough roumiyd our du: scoring with ra touchdown on 'art 18, yard pass from Chalcrafrg .,,oo.. ' T ?ii h , ff ' iiililiv ,ps , 5 28 N455 ' fo ' of priori, Z y': I Staff ff iL9Vi 'S?9J1 rrswwwl Linieich quarter to lime toni ht, '28-U21 '1'g Q rgrdawildzuzan one pm :Ego , ' 'iv MMI If -ffff 'f um tion ot to ovin, five one? but E 15-yard ki1loci thcadvance. o Kg iQ 523: i Uratnrkznren Annum EF EATSMASEQKYTIHQQ, f ArcoIa,Oct. 29'CStaffD r g A Undefeared Arcolk romped toiiir limb straight victory here xonighgr any srnozhering Assuxnitioo, 'o Assumption never the Purple Riglerg poured over eighfg touchdowns, 'takinig advaotdgrfi Assumption' furnbes and Xmispiays as we1l as own 1ioxxmtoffonse.rr o r - Q Dean' Sanders scoroaxong u ggiii: ,j'ardfmns,anc1 3 playrorfrom lack 143611 taiiiedori right FiShf1 YWUfofh?eC Y3f55iEiI5Q ri irony 26rHHf1 Mrk: ?f33??Qofi1T19ff5?13f01?v 2 for the o rockers. rB52IQH 7'5?iYf3fY'fW3?1? r?5df5VoWrW???35l r r' r llflfrfgiriooogdwffirnrl T ii wrlofezxt 'andy' its of zr, or wichro1rofalvicrmry'o fwirig G0m2fSff19fU- r olrr l ' AI pxAt1mmson fifsgirgoiechglown 'foo r,r ap ieighr run, Gary Turlock intercepuecfggr paso 'o'o a nd ran yards for 1lDCi.DiCISrATmSUGHg wound fsiznring with, ay IO .yard seo fray, Adamson ralipars exiiapfai ' M, Aff .. L , ,r ,.,. , ,..r. in . r ' B., , f N ' Q . . Q . af Wi' ffl' '3 2 V . if A 4 'Ui 4? K fm Vi ,Dial Shy g TD'Qn 3 play that CDV? Stoutenborough 35225953 m'm,' img ',,V I , . 'Y V F ! oof:edo3O,.'9ards. Later in the extra Paint find I A A h V H A 'A I 'Y ,340'P011Y1d fum!! o 5 It was Marais Enon Lowrance Q DM from 156 five YM 59? o: Manager ' 2 PIM? Q Vifxif 'Rus page is sponsored by: ASSUMPTION CO-OP, GRAIN CO, ' ' gr f M' Ylffviwii 'k'f 2lJF f?f W Q'f-! grsw,sf2sssZ4rs1fgg- 6 5 VARSITY BACK ROW: Manager ,Tack Rever, Jake Watson, Bob Cook, Coach Corcoran, Gwinner Snyder, Manager Don Turntine. FRONT ROW: Lyle Nicol, David Baker, Merle Damery, Ray Barringer, Jim Bugg, Walter Younker, Roger Stokes. BACK ROW: Managers Don Turntine and Jack Rever, Ronald Mink, Coach Corcoran. FRONT ROW: Tom Bowlin, Jack Ryan, Larry Cunningham, Eddie Joe Lacy, Roy Younker. B TEAM v:ll.f,, L, BASKETBALL DATE OUR SCORE SCHOOL Nov. 18 58 Edinburg 22 49 Ramsey 29 45 Lovington Dec. 2 55 Findlay 6 69 Tower Hill 9 62 Maweaqua Meridian Conference Tournament at Moweaqua Dec. 13 45 Tower Hill 15 46 Moweaqua Ian. 3 37 Blue Mound 6 54 llliopolis 13 61 Tower Hill 17 70 Stonington 20 '71 Witt 28 65 Swifton, Ark. Feb. 3 57 Macon 7 63 Blue Mound 10 46 Stonington 14 61 llliopolis V 17 60 Ramsey 21 44 Maroa 24 55 Moweaqua Regional Tournament at Taylorville Feb. 28 50 Pana THEIR SCORE HIGH SCORER Damery Younker Stokes Stokes Barringer Younker Barringer Younker Nic ol Nicol Nicol Nicol Younker Nicol Darnery Stokes Nicol Nicol Barringer Nicol Nicol Stokes Nicol Nicol Nicol POINTS 17 16 11 1 1 1 1 22 12 12 22 21 14 28 19 21 23 19 18 23 10 10 33 22 17 17 15 We ended the year in 7th place in the Meridian Conference with 2 wins 14 losses. Our over-all record was 4 wins and 18 defeats. Lettermen for the year are: Baker, Varringer, .Stokes, Bugg, Younker, Damery, Cook and Nicol. Barringer was elected the team captain and Bugg was voted the Most Valuable Player by the squad . The B Team won 3 games out of the 19 played, However, our Freshman-Sophomore team placed 2nd in the tournament held at Bethany the first week in March. This page Sponsored by: Dr. A. C. ETCHISON, Veterinarian CLARA LAMBERT - General Insurance A CLUB BACK ROW: Ken Dorr, Lyle Nicol, Bob Cook, Larry Cunningham, Scott Stauter, Berwyn Manley, Paul Nave, Bob Turntine. MIDDLE ROW: Erron Lowrance, Ronnie Reish, Jim McLeod, Roger VanDeventer, Walter Younker Gwinner Snyder, Bob Blondiau, Jerome Park. FRONT ROW: Mr. Corcoran, Advisory David Baker, President, Ray Barringer, Vice-President, Jim Bugg Secretary, Jake Watson, Treasurer, Merle Damery, Sergeant at Arms: Mrs. Fisher, Advisor. CHEERLEADERS Vangine Cunningham Mary Howard Janice Nave Annabelle Davis This page sponsored by: DR- W- 5- MILLER DR. NORMAN C. HUSS 1 if CLASS PBOPHECY Taylorville, Illinois February 1, 1966 Dear Sandy, I'1l bet you can't guess who I ran into the other day--Florence Bee just coming from the air- port where she had been making test flights in those new Jets. She was telling me that David Baker, now Professor of Science at the University of Illinois, was planning a trip to the moon this month. Oh, yes! Doris Mink has just opened' a reducing salon, and Mary McLeod seems to be her best customer. She weighs almost 100 pounds now and thought she had better start reducing. Got to go now. Vangine Cunningham wrestles Fearless Anne for the Championship in an hour. Have you seen or heard from Patsy and Paul? As always, eww Decatur, Illinois March 1, 1966 Dear Bev, Did you see in the paper that Carolyn Cochran has just broken all records of speed for men and women drivers in her hopped-up '55 Dodge? Last week while I was in Assumption I saw Patsy and Paul Nave with their six red-haired children. They were there for a carwreck convention. The school board is trying to make Paul buy a new stop sign for the one he tore down in '56. Have you heard about Glenn Howse's newest invention? It's an H-Bomb that you can carry around in your pocket. It's a very handy thing. I must get one to get my husband off on a good start in the mornings. Well, I have to go now, Barbara Markham's TV Program is coming on in a few minutes. She tells you all about what to do and how to do it. Did you see J ames Dagen the last time he was home on leave? As ever, J J, vi , . Taylorville, Illinois May 1, 1966 Dear Sandy, Yes, I saw James Dagen. He has decided to make a career of the Service. Boy, he sure looks good in his uniform with all its stripes. The most interesting case is coming up next week--you must come down for it! Butch Harper, now Sheriff of Assumption, has put Bill McLeod in jail for shooting firecrackers at the town meeting. And guess who his lawyer is! Joe Burnett! He has become an important lawyer and works only on very important cases. Guess who moved next door to us??? It's Mary Howard Himes and her husband Jim. J im is owner of the Himes' Research Farms, Inc., and Mary is the bookkeeper for the enterprise. By the way, how is your football team coming. In your last letter you said you only needed 2 more to complete it. Is Staley's going to sponsor them? As always, 'EW-'A Decatur, Illinois July 1, 1966 Dear Bev, I got your letter of last month and was surprised to hear about Donna Dorr. I thought she was a different type than a jockey in the horse races. Pm glad to hear she beat Dave Rawlings in the race for the GOLDEN SHOE. l'll bet that was really a struggle. From what I hear, Bert Fringer is now a great veterinarian and works on President Kenneth Dorr's pigs, Wimp and Mousey. Are you going to the Fall Festival? Jessie Stevens will be there with her amazing snail races--also Margaret McLeod with her trained fleas. By the way, isn't this the year your second set of twins start to school? You keep it up and you'l1 be able to have your own paper mill just like the one their Dad works in and you can keep it a family affair. As ever, at Most Studious Best Dancer Most Frequent School Skipper Most Athletic Most Likely to Succeed Most Attractive Wittiest Quietest Biggest Flirt Most Happy-Go-lucky Most Musical Best Apple-Polisher Best Dressed Loudest Cutest Best D A Haircut THB MOSTEST Jim Myers Ray Barringer Dick Stringer Bob Cook Bert Fringer Lyle Nicol Larry Harper Richard Branyan Jim McLeod Bill McLeod Edgar Demascal David Baker Joe Burnett Merle Damery Roy Younker Scott Stauter PET SAYINGS David Baker - Ye Gad! Florence Bee - Uh-h-h-h Joe Burnett - Brilliant Deduction! Beverly Coventry - lt's THURSDAY! Carolyn Cochran- Bless Pat! Vangine Cunningham - I don't know! Donna Dorr - Oh, darn it! Kenneth Dorr - Any wisecrack Saundra Francisco - Let's skip school! Bert Fringer - Can't make it! Patsy Garrett - I'll be dipped! Larry Harper - I might not be here tomorrow! Mary Howard - Shucks! Glenn Howse - Be glad to get out of this joint! Barbara Markham - Just before the at! Doris Mink - For crying out loud! Margaret McLeod - Well, I'll be! Mary McLeod - Gee Whiz! Bill McLeod - Let's go to Kentucky! Paul Nave - That's the way it goes! David Rawlings - ls that right? Jessie Stevens - Gads! Carolyn Cochran Mary Howard Beverly Coventry Saundra Francisco Sharon Davis Vangine Cunningham Jessie Stevens Doris Mink Mary McLeod Carolyn Bantner Margaret McLeod Diane Dagner Barbara Markham Ann Marie Duck Patsy Garrett Lila Nave Mary Curry u X S -X, -bib J I 'K nnvfmlslnfs vii :...Q ..--2 Y' Q, 53. , fQ ff' V t' X x -...sg mx Az, . :Ae 3? :Aww My 3 -...QQ 1 wx 6 -mkgf Q., , -X X Q... xx , ,N X K . xwxwixw X 1' .A xx ,f ' . 4, W.f:,..:.M ,Ml X Y I 1 wil-:imigg ,krh X, XwaM MfyEQ44g11? jf jf fy Aj 2 ii xxx ,W X x Xxx f K , Y Af' f'V 20 Vx K , 5, X Minky? nw bi '.A, if ',LLL 'M XXX! 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