Bay City Junior College - Crucible Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

Dr. Eric J. BracLner, Dean Dedication To the students of the college: The 1958-1959 college year has brought the college several firsts. For the first time our full-time student body exceeded 1000 students. For the first time many of our classrooms were located away from the main building. For the first time parking facilities were pro¬ vided behind the main building and for the first time our full-time faculty numbered more than fifty. This has been a year of achievement in all areas of collegiate life. Much of this success has been due to the efforts of the graduating class of 1959. Our best wishes go with them. Eric J. Bradner, Dean Elwyn J. Bodley Superintendent of Schools Board of Education S. Dillon Foss President of the Board Carl H. Smith, Jr. Donald M. Hubble Louis Rupff, Jr. G. J. Van Haaren Herman Koffman Russell F. Beck Lois L. Waterman B.A. M. A. Dean of Women Palmer B. Kern B.A. B.S. Dean of Men Walter E. B.A. M. Registrar Administration Thorsberg Ed. Robert M. Stuart B.A. M.A. Director Evening College Table of Contents Faculty Page 7 Sophomores Page 15 Freshman Page 43 Clubs Page 63 Social Page 79 Sports Page 97 Candid Shots Page 119 Advertisements Page 129 Credits to Staff Editor Sherry Wiesen Asst. Ed. William Schneider Art Editor Ruth Bender Sports Editor Duncan Sartain Advertising Layout Bill Schneider Advisor Edward McNally Faculty Lome P. Adams A. B., M. A. University of Michigan Physics, Physiology Jacquelyn Austin Secretary Elizabeth Beary B. Mus., M. Mus. Michigan State University Music John H. Brinn B S , Ed. M. Murray State College Mathematics Loren Cady A. A , B. Mus., M. Mus. Bay City Junior College Oberlin College University of Michigan Music Robert T. Calef B, S., M. S , M. A, University of Illinois University of Michigan Biology Charles W. Castillio A. B., M. A. University of Redlands Speech Lynn W. Conway B S. Michigan State University Physical Education Frances Ceglarek Secretary to Registrar 8 Faculty Lloyd E. Devol A. B., M. A. Ohio State University Economics Louis W. Doll A. B., M. A., Ph. D., A B. L. S. University of Michigan Nihon University, Tokyo History Cova Elkin B. A., M. A, Western Kentucky State CoUege University of Kentucky Mathematics Meta M. Ewing B. s., M. s. Michigan State University Mathematics Harold B. Fortney A. B., M. A. Fairmont State Teacher s College West Virginia University Political Science, History Theophile Franek B. A., M. A. Western Michigan University Shop Samuel J. Freed B. S , M, S. Northern Michigan College University of Michigan Physics Douglas Gordon B. A., B. S., M. A. Central Michigan College University of Michigan Business Florence Haslip B. S , M A. Central Michigan College University of Michigan Education 9 Faculty Beverly Hatfield B. Mus. Oberlin College Music Erma J. Hellmuth A. B., M. A. University of Michigan German, Spanish Otto Henning B. S., MU A. Central Michigan College University of Michigan English Hal W. Hepler B. Ed., M. A. University of Toledo New York University English Thelma Jarvis Secretary Libbie Kessler A. A., A. B., B. L. S. Bay City Junior College University of Michigan University of Illinois Librarian Richard Klein B. A., M. A. Michigan State University Economics, Sociology Gladys M. Klingbeil A. B., M. A. University of Wales University of Michigan History Georgiann Klosowski B. S., M. A. Central Michigan College Columbia University Business 10 Olive L. Lagden A. A., A. B., M« A. Bay City Junior College University of Michigan French Alice A. Lynch B.S., Western Michigan University M.A., University of Michigan. Three-year certificate American Savings and Loan Institute, Chicago. Lila Lauria Secretary to Dean Edward V. McNally A. B., M. A. Seton Hall University University of Minnesota English Miss Leison B. S., M. A, Western Michigan University University of Michigan Accounting Harriet Morgan B. S., M. S. Central State Teacher ' s College University of Oklahoma Physical Education Ruth Long B. S M. A. Taylor University University of Michigan English Virginia J. Mulligan B. S. N. University of Michigan Nursing Margaret B. Omans A. B., M. A. University of Michigan English Harry G. Parks A. B., M. A., M. A., M. S., Ed. D. Eastern Michigan College Colorado State College University of Michigan Indiana University Political Science Lawrence Pursglove B. S., M. S., Se. D. Carnegie Technical Institute Chemistry George O. Pease B. S«, M« S. Sout State College Drafting Ada L. Royal B. S., M. A. Eastern Michigan CoHege University of Chicago Psychology Rev. Chester J. Pilarski Philosophy Lorraine Rugenstein Secretary to Director of Continuing Education Kathleen B. Plum B. S. University of Michigan Ecole Russe d Art Applique, Paris Art William A. Ryan Jr. A. B., M. A. Miami University University of Missouri Geology Arnold A. Schwartz A. S., B. S. F., M. F. Bay City Junior CoHege University of Michigan Drawing Faculty Cordean Siebrasse Librarian Hugo E. Siehr B. S , M, E. University of Wisconsin Marquette University Mathematics Earl W. Smith B. A., M. A., Ph. D. University of Michigan English Paul D. Starr B. A., M. A. Colorado State College Colorado University Political Science Edward J. Stry A. B., Ed. M. Canisius College University of Buffalo Chemistry Louis Ueberhorst B.A., M.A., Ph.D. University of Michigan English Virginia K. Van Benschoten A. B., M. A., L. L. B. Eastern Michigan College Wayne State University University of Wyoming Oskars K. Vilsons M. A. University of Latvia Mathematics John A. Wagner B. S.j M. S, Southern University Duquesne University Zoology, Botany 13 Wilfred R. Waldron B.A., M.A., M.Ed. University of Michigan History, Continuing Education George Wilson A, B., M. A. Michigan State University Education, Sociology Dorothy Walker B. S., M. A. Michigan State University University of Michigan Director of Practical Nursing Zane A. Wilson A. B., M. A. Otterbein College Ohio State University Mathematics Fred J. Williams B. S. Michigan State M. A. University of Michigan Chemistry Marion L. Woodford B. S., M. A, Central Michigan College Michigan State University Chemistry Albert H. Woodruff B. A., M. A, Washington and Lee University University of Virginia History H I II m « « m iiiiiii Sophomores Gerald Aaron Hemlock, Michigan Leonard Alton Auburn, Michigan Alice Andrzejewski Bay City, Michigan Carol Antcliff Bay City, Michigan Sandra Arnold Saginaw, Michigan John Arnst Saginaw, Michigan John Avery Saginaw, Michigan ' WS| iff m m Jan Backus Essexville, Michigan 16 Sophomores m m m m m ; :V. m im wt® mm wi iV;U ' m ;V-V-V : m Wm James Baldwin Bay City, Michigan James Beckrow Bay City, Michigan Roger Beck Sagi naw, Michigan Ann Benjamin Bay City, Michigan Jan Besaw Saginaw, Michigan Eugene Bieszke Bay City, Michigan Judy Bissonette Essexville, Michigan Ilene Bodine Bay City, Michigan 17 Sophomores Judy Braman Bay City, Michigan Fred Brown Bay City, Michigan Ron Burza Vassar, Michigan m WM Lynn Butts Fairgrove, Michigan M William Campbell Saginaw, Michigan Robert Carlson Saginaw, Michigan urn Marilyn Cederstrom Bay City, Michigan Kenneth Chapman Saginaw, Michigan 18 James Ciolek Saginaw, Michigan Patricia Corrion Munger, Michigan James R. Coyer Bay City, Michigan Dale Crall Sanford, Michigan Donald Crockford Bay City, Michigan Duane Davis Carrolton, Michigan George Davis Midland, Michigan Thomas De Lisle Bay City, Michigan 19 Walt Deska Bay City, Michigan Howard DeYoung Bay City, Michigan Helen Diffell Saginaw, Michigan mm® in m Cliff Doane Bay City, Michigan Patricia Doyle Bay City, Michigan Dorothy Driscoll Saginaw, Michigan Connie Dunham Bay City, Michigan $v Devere Engelhardt Saginaw, Michigan 20 m m. Slilili mmm lilHf ' mm lit tm Rosellia M. Fahrenbruck Saginaw, Michigan Joan Findlay Reese, Michigan Robert Finn Bay City, Michigan Ernest G. Fischer Saginaw, Michigan Barbara Fisher Bay City, Michigan Gary Frank Kawkawlin, Michigan Richard Frank Auburn, Michigan Richard Fryzel Pinconning, Michigan w 21 Robert C. Fuss Saginaw, Michigan Francis Gaertner Saginaw, Michigan .VVV- ' .V;: 1 SSk mmm James D. Gam Saginaw, Michigan Alfred Gay Saginaw, Michigan Ronald Gerulski Midland, Michigan Douglas Gingrich Bay City, Michigan Pat Glaza Bay City, Michigan Dav e Goodeman Bridgeport, Michigan 22 I u Paul Gorten Saginaw, Michigan Nancy Gosen Saginaw, Michigan Franklin Grant Midland, Michigan Donna Gremel Saginaw, Michigan John Gruszczynski Bay City, Michigan Nan Hages Bay City, Michigan Jane Hale Bay City, Michigan Carol Hammond Saginaw, Michigan 23 Theona Handel Bay City, Michigan Larry Harding Bay City, Michigan Gary Harris Bay City, Michigan Carolyn Hartz Bay City, Michigan Ronald Hout Auburn, Michigan Mary Hellmich Saginaw, Michigan Rosanne Heme Bay City, Michigan Charles Herm Saginaw, Michigan 24 Manuel Hernandez Saginaw, Michigan Lawrence Hogan Bay City, Michigan Robert Holmes Bay City, Michigan William Janowicz Bay City, Michigan Vorma Jean Johnson Bay City, Michigan Astrida Kalinas Saginaw, Michigan William Kamm Reese, Michigan Bill Karpus Bay City, Michigan 25 Allen Kayner Bay City, Michigan Ray Kellerman Bay City, Michigan Jane Kellon Bay City, Michigan Terrence Kelly Bay City, Michigan ■m m m Gerald Kinney Vassar, Michigan Joyce Kinney Essexville, Michigan Jerome Klosowski Bay City, Michigan Carl Knutson Midland, Michigan 26 Julia LaBerge Bay City, Michigan Claude La Fray Bay City, Michigan Gregg Lange Essexville, Michigan Joel LeFave Bay City, Michigan Dolores Lemieux Linwood, Michigan Gerald A. Luczak Bay City, Michigan Rita Luptowski Bay City, Michigan Donald E. Lutz Saginaw, Michigan 27 Josephine Manzoni St. Charles, Michigan Marilyn Marden Saginaw, Michigan ;; ; mm mm mmm mmm Marlene Martin Bay City, Michigan Gunta Martinsons Saginaw, Michigan Ken Meyer Saginaw, Michigan Ralph A. Midcalf Saginaw, Michigan Harvey James Mieske Auburn, Michigan Carole Miller Bay City, Michigan mi mm 28 Glenn Miller Saginaw, Michigan Harold Miller Bay City, Michigan Barbara Morgan Essexville, Michigan Judith Moore Bay City, Michigan Don Morrison Caro, Michigan Eugene Morrow Bay City, Michigan Beverlee MacDonald Bay City, Michigan Duane McCliggott Bay City, Michigan 29 Alice McCormick Bay City, Michigan James McIntyre Saginaw, Michigan David McMahon Saginaw, Michigan Brian Me Parian Bay City, Michigan U. James McPhee Bay City, Michigan James Nash Midland, Michigan Joyce Nast Bay City, Michigan IP ' Carolyn Nearing Bay City, Michigan 30 Carl Nemeth Tawas, Michigan Pat Nicholson Saginaw, Michigan Beverly North Bay City, Michigan Leo Oswald Saginaw, Michigan Jack Pappas Saginaw, Michigan John Peltier Essexville, Michigan James Perreault Essexville, Michigan Peggy Plarske Bay City, Michigan 31 ; Andrew Platko Carrollton, Michigan Agnes Poniatowski Pinconning, Michigan Terry Prim Saginaw, Michigan Ramona Quilette Pinconning, Michigan Ralph Radenbaugh Saginaw, Michigan Barbara Randall Essexville, Michigan Jack Randall Essexville, Michigan Barbara Rakowski Saginaw, Michigan 32 � i Janet Rinas Auburn, Michigan Thomas Rohde Saginaw, Michig£ Lyle Rosecrans, Jr. Bay City, Michigan Dorothy Ross Saginaw, Mich Marilyn Roth Bay City, Michigan Judy Rowe] Bay City, I Gerald Rozek Bay City, Michigan Robert] Saginaw 33 Robert Sabourin Bay City, Michigan Duncan Sartain Bay City, Michigan Roy Schafer West Branch, Michigan Mm JHt Sttj: ft Judith Scherzer Freeland, Michigan liSiw R .E. Schuler Saginaw, Michigan IMP Kenneth Schultz Bay City, Michigan Rosemary Schultz Freeland, Michigan tSSSf ns? ism IP Richard Sermon Essexville, Michigan « m it V-V; 34 i Arthur Shufelt Bay City, Michigan James Sieja Bay City, Michigan Edward Sierras Bay City, Michigan Maryetta Simmc Essexville, Micl Mary Singleton Essexville, Michigan Maria Smith Saginaw, Mi if W Leonard Sohacki Mimgar, Michigan Judy Southerland Bay City, Michigan 35 Fred Sporman Bay City, Michigan Sharon Staebler Tawas, Michigan Joe Stempek Pinconning, Michigan Phil Stoddard Bay City, Michigan Nick Surian Hemlock, Michigan 1 ®§ | ISSS? Sandie Taylor Bay City, Michigan Gordon Thayer Saginaw, Michigan 36 Larry Thompson Saginaw, Michigan :§m J®| llttll Ml Ruthann Thumme Saginaw, Michigan jsstm Sharon Tupes Saginaw, Michigan m Richard Towne Saginaw, Michigan mmmm l8SfS8®f McKinley F. Tyler Saginaw, Michigan mm mi mr w Jack VanAlstine Saginaw, Michigan Albert VanPelt Bay City, Michigan m m ■ •••••■• w Gary Vincent Bay City, Michigan 37 Thomas Vitito Saginaw, Michigan Nancy Vondette Saginaw, Michigan Lois Waibel Bay City, Michigan Thomas J. Wagner Bay City, Michigan Maureen Waltman Bay City, Michigan Janice Warren Bay City, Michigan Hip Margaret Watts Saginaw, Michigan Richard Weaver Essexville, Michigan 38 William Wendland Saginaw, Michigan William Wendt Bay City, Michigan Ivan Wetters Bay City, Michigan Howard Wiechmann Saginaw, Michigan Sherry Wiesen Bay City, Michigan Richard Willard Saginaw, Michigan Sharon Willis Tawas, Michigan Richard Witt Bay City, Michigan 39 Sharon Willett Essexville, Michigan Harry Wolff Saginaw, Michigan David Wolford Saginaw, Michigan :MiiI lllilii •iMilill Warren Woodford Bay City, Michigan Suzanne Wuepper Bay City, Michigan Daniel Wujek Bay City, Michigan Wm Donald Wujek Bay City, Michigan William Yant Bay City, Michigan mmm mmm mm mu W 111 t® V: 40 Richard Yates Saginaw, Michigan Guenter Zittel Saginaw, Michigan Ronald Zalton Saginaw, Michigan James Zessin Bay City, Michigan Lois Ziegler Bay City, Michigan 41 42 Freshmen Nancy Douglas Roger Abbenante Adams Adrian Ron Aldrich Manuel Alfaro William A. Allen Allen Anderson Rollie Bob Vija Theol Jim Georgia Sylvia D. Anderson Ante 1 iff Arins Arnold Ashenfelter Atha Ayatte Kay Roger Bud John Howard Robert Cyprian Baker Balcer Bailey Ballweg Barker Barnes Barsenas John Nancy Joyce John Betty Janice Judith Bartos Batzlaff Bauer Baxandall Beach Beach Bedford 44 Freshmen Jim William Sue Begley E. Behrens Bellon Ruth Bender Teri Bennett Tom Benson Karen Bentley James Ron Carol James LeRoy Curtis Agnes D. Berg Berlin Bernard Besaw Birdsall Bland Blood Kent Berry Boertman Boodger Beverley Felix Ronald Borm J. Bosco Bowen John Boyse Sue Bradner Ellie Bragg Henry Brandt Bentley Bremer Bill Brieske Gerald Bond Franklin Briggs Ralph Brissette 45 Freshmen Stan Terry Jackie Kay Robert Rory Judy Bromberg Bronson Brooks Brown Brown Brown Buda Thomas Bukowski Joe Burke Bonnie Burns Sherrie Buzzard Bob Campbell Janice Campeau Judy Cardinal Beverly Ula Joseph Dorothy Bill Edwina Raymond Carlin Carpenter A. Cassio Caviness Chinery Ciolek L. Clark Rosemary Bonnie Judith Malcom Joan Paul Warren Clark Clayton Clayton Clements Collins Collins Collisi 46 Freshmen Elizabeth Madeline Judith Bridget Jack John Bob Compeau Connelly Coppler Coughlin M. Covieo Cron Crummer Dewitt Clarke Charlene James Gary Terry John Crymes Cummings Dahn Daley Dardas Dardas Davis Wayne Garrold Betty Joseph Gary Dianne Carmen D. Davis DeGrace Dengler L. DeWaele Diener Dietrich Dietzel P lian t Julie Eugene Jerald Don Donald Robert Dinse Dittmar Dirker Doll Dolsen Dork Dork 47 Freshmen Tom Lucille Paul Sara Jerry Stanford Larry Dor ranee Doster Douponce Dave Downing Draher M. Duel Norm William Mary Kay Raymond Robert Mary Lou Dukarski Dukarski Dunn DuRessel Dzuba Dzuba Ederer Judy Richard Ellis Sally Harry Daniel Sandi Edwards Elmer English Ervin Engels Everitt Fahlen James Clare Paula Dennis Ethelyn Lawrence Bob Fahrenbruch Fahrner Favazza Favel Favel Feaster, Jr. Felmlee 48 Freshmen John Barbara Dee Ann Karen George Maureen Pat Finger Fischer Fischhaber Fitzmaurice Fogelsonger Foley Foley Dorothy Charles Marjoray Kenyon Peter David Joy Franek Frantz Frank Franklin Freel Fresorger Frieders Bob Frye Charles Suzanne Wayne Gary Mary Karen Furtaw Gaffke Gale Gallagher Galle Galow Jeffrey Felmlee Robert Fernau Bud Ferrio Ken Fields Eileen Walter Festerling E. Fettig Bob Festerling 49 Freshmen Robert William Sandy Carl Joan Richard Robert Garrett Gasta Gawlak Genske Gillman Girvan Girvan Don Donald Bob Gary Mary Harold Tom Gleeson Goetz Gorashko Gorske Gottschalk Gould Grabmeyer Len Mary Jim Judy Judy Janet Sylvia Grams Grams Grashaw Grayek Grell Grew Grier Sharon Charles Bob Robert Ruth Gary Rosemary Griffith Grifor Groch Gross Grnya Gunther Gunther 50 Freshmen Judy Edward Frank Gloria Trudi Keith Marcia Gwizdala Gwizdowski Hagelshaw Hall Hollister Hardy Hayes Janet Hedrich Maxwell Heiderer Jean Herb Bob Helmreich Herriman Heuser Jeannie Kay Hintz Hoffman Patrick William Ronald Marjorie Debby Robert Shelby Holland C. Holland Holubik Homant Hopper Horn Houstin Howard Larry Ida Mae Janet Wilhelmina Tim Mary Anne George D. Huff Huggard Jacobson Jane Janetsky Janosik 51 Freshmen ■ Ronald Tom Dexter Donald Gary Sue Oscar Janowicz Jarvis Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Gilbert Marlene Jerry Richard Larry Michael Jeannette Jungerheld Jungnitsch Jurn Koczenasz Kajdan Kalinowski Kaminski lllllBp v i 1 A I I -• Jjk Sul : m 1 Elinor Janice Lynn John Janet Don Judy Kaniszewski Keene Kauer Kavanaugh Keller Kempf Kennicott n r i J mm — . t jjg Jjjr 1 ! | mm M [f| Bob Gene Don Chuck Robert Bill Henry Kent King Kirby Kirkbride Kitts Kolleth Kolm 52 Freshmen Anatol Don Kornilov Kossick Dick James Miriam Kowalski Kozlowski Kranen Hank Michael Krawczak Krato Sandra Mike Ronald A1 Gary Richard Nancy Krawczak Kressler Krugielka Kryska Kubica Kuhne La Framme Sandra James Bob Douglas Larry Nelson Joe Lago Lambert LaMee Larsen L. Larsen Lash Lawrence Betty Leo Margaret Robert Barbara Jo Ann John Leach LeFevre Leinberger Lennox Lewis Limberg Little 53 Freshmen Kenneth Bernieda Judith Jean Ronnie Harry Mike Lock Loesel Lonsway Luptowski Macnowski Macwowski Malleck Rex Frank Sandra Jim Anthony Linda Wallace Marquardt Martek Martins Martin C. Martinez Mason Matthew Jerry Gerald Maturen Maxson Margaret Sue William Bob Maxwell Mehalske Mercier Mavis Jim Mayotte Francis Thomas A1 Jerry Darrell Dennis Russell Merlone Metiva Michalski Micho Mielke Miller Mills 54 Freshmen Gordon Mitchell Mary Ann Moore Elvira Morales Marilyn Moreau Eugene N. Morgan Geraldine Morris Rosanne Morrison Nancy Carole Mosteller Moyer Gary Mueller Margaret Dennis Sharon Mueller Muirhead Murphy Nancy MacDonald Patricia John John Sharon James MacGregor McAlindon McCormick McDonnell McLean Janice McLeod Jacob Nalazek Fred Donna Bill Neering Nees Nelson Gail Nelson Gerald Nichols Joanne Nitz Mary Novak 55 Freshmen yj C • f i ' Sue Joyce Bonnie Sharon Warren Lorraine Judy Nowak Nugent O’Brien O’Connell Olson Owczarzak Pack 1 ■ w ■ ' i ■$ iii Patricia Marjorie Dorothy James Florence Keith Richard Packard Page Paige Palmer Pangborn Parrott Patterson S3 f- C fi V s IHHHHI Edward Patricia Wayne Bonnie Frederick Carol Richard Pelto Pemberton Perkins Perreault • T. Petroski Pettigrew Pfahl V Wgm : : p- ' -3F 14 . 1 Lfjh tfetU ; . 1 4 Judi Jerry Judy Dick Indulis Ronald Roy Pfundt Pietryak Pietrzak Piotrowski Piziks Poluck Porterfield 56 Freshmen Pat Eugene John Dave Sara Eugene Don Posey Potzger R. Power Prentice Prescott Price Prill David Lois Albert Karlene Frantz Kay Margie E. Proux Quintel W. Quillette Rabidoux Raga Rahn Ralph Ronald Laurel Liz Rita Norman Joanne William Ratkos Reif Reif Reinhardt Reinke Renshaw A. Reszke Anne Frank Bill Rogert Gary Kathy Gordon Reynolds Reynolds Richter Ricker Ritchie Robbins Robertson 57 Freshmen m n Jj MM Ted Richard Robert George Jerry James Ray Robinson Rock Roessler Rogers Roller Root Rosa Judy Dale Edward Janet Jay Ronald Hugh Rose Rosenbrock Rosiek Roth Roth Roth Rottreis Carol Harvey Larry Ruffertshafer Rugenstein Rupp Tom Paul Rushford Ryden Connie Larry Rylanse D. Ryon Elizabeth Gwen Frank Lee Brooke Bob Richard A. Rytlewski Sabinas Sabourin W. Salmon Sauve Scheib Schlachter 58 Freshmen Jeanine Amey Wallis Bill Janice Julie Ronald Schlicker Schmidt Schmidt Schneider Schroeder Schroeder Schroeder Kenneth William Carol Schultz Schweitzer Scott Robert Ronald Seamon Selk Ronald Judy Seymour Shableck Sonia John Mary Larry Mike Jim Ronald Shaheen H. Shannon Shawl Siems Slasinski Smith J. Smith Jerry Stanley James Leonard Ron Carolyn Raymond Socier Solak Solasinski Speckin Spica Spicer C. Sprywa 59 Freshmen Dennis Bernard Stamiris Starkey Judie Kenneth Staudacher Steckert Clifford Arnold Steff Stein Barbara Steiner Fonda Jim Karen Steinfeldt St. Laurent Stock George Jill Charlie Stolz Stokes Strode Bonnie Strongrich William Sandy Arthur Tom Strope Strubble L. Suchodolski Sullivan Sundrya Lois Swanton Switzer Bernard E. Talaga David B. J. Jack Robert Joanne Sheila Willie Talaga Tally Taylor Taylor Teboe Tennant Thompson 60 Freshmen Joyce Harold Tim Carol Myron Margaret Marilyn Thorne T imm ons Tomke Traymann Tribig A. Troester Tullock Judy Turner Mary Ann Uhlmann Peggyann Union Jarrard Urbancik Carl Voges Janet Melvin Vought Wackerle, Jr. Kenneth Shirley Carolyn Roy Pat Dan Charles Wachner Wagner Walker Walker Walrath Walsh Walter Jack Joanne Bill Walworth Wejrowski Weller Janice Richard Kay C. Roger Wenglikowski Wetters Whipple White 61 Freshmen Kim Roger David Richard Larry Owen Ruby White White Wieland Wilinski Wilkinson Willett Williams Grant Edie Bill Edward Janet Jim Richard Winchell Wirth wilt Wojahn Wolbers Wolf Wolfgang Orval Richard Carol Kay Sandy Bob Nancy Wolfgram Wressell Wurdock Wurdock Yanna Yant Yant Duane Sandy Joe Margie Dorothy Barbara Zimmer Zimmerman Zolton Zybach Bailor Bliss 62 wmm Student Council Seated: Judy Edwards, Sherrie Wiesen, Sandi Fahlen, Sharon Willett, Barbara Bliss. Standing: Mr. Fortney, Cliff Doane, Gary Browne, Jim Zessin, Jim Martin. Phi Theta Kappa Row 1: Judy Bissonette, Delores Lemieux, Shirley Martin, Janice Warren, Nancy Gosen, Beverly North, Marilyn Roth, Mrs. Omans. Row 2: Judy Sartain, Carol Miller, Rita Luptowski, Mary Singleton, Marilyn Wendt, Barbara Randall, Lois Ziegler. Row 3: Larry Hogan, Fack Randall, Ed Sabourin, Jack Hegenauer, Doug Zabel, Carl Knutson, Terry Prim Gerald Gornowicz, Mr. Oskar Vilson. Assembly Committee First Row: Mrs. Plum, Judy Moore, Helen Diffell, Miss Hellmuth. Second Row: Mr. Wagner, Mr. Langschwager, Mr. Castill Jim Martin. W. R. A Row 1: Sue Hall, Nan Hages, Sharon Willet, Joyce Thom, Phoebe Atha, Helen Diffill, Ha jar Busaid. Row 2: Joan Nitz, Janice Sc hroeder, Janice McLeod, Carol Bernard, Sandy Struble. Row 3: Wilhelmna Jane, Kay Brown, Sue Cann, Bonnie Burns. Cheerleaders Seated: Nan Hages, Joyce Thorne, Jack Perry, Sue Hall, Standing: Hellen Diffell, Phoebe Atha, Sharon Willett, Ha jar Busaid. County Normal Seated: Jean Johnson, Jane Kellon, Marueen Waltman, Christine Gavilla, Doloris Kemieux, Marilynn Wendt, Sharon Willett, Helen Diffell, Marilyn Cederstrom. Standing: Janet Rinas, Agnes Poniatowski, Ramona Quillette, Dorothy Ross, Rosanne Heme, Patricia Nichols, The- ona Handel, Mary Hellmich, Lois Thaibil, Judy Moore. Lettermen’s Seated: A1 Kayner, Berry Boodger, Bob Holmes, Ken Chapman, Ray Baese, Jim Zessin, Bob Giannaris. Standing: Paul Erickson, Russell Stowers, Joe Fobear, Paul Watson, Tom Conzelmann, A1 Kryska, Ivan Wetters. : David Wolford, Dave , Jerry Socier, John , Bob Seamon. Stand- Indulis Piziks, Ralph lgh, Mike Mallick, Kirby, Mr. Pease. Social Committee Seated: Felix Bosco, Rex Quardt, Ilene Bodine, Jim Zessin, Lois Ziegler, Ha jar Busaid, Robert Ginaris. Standing: Dean Waterman, Malcolm Clements, Delores La Mere, Kay Baker, Nancy Woodard, Alyce Morris, Sherrie Buzzard, Dan Engleki. Archery Club Yearbook Staff First Row: Georgianne Smith, Maryetta Simmons, Mary Galle, Sherry Wiesen, Sharon Staeb- ler, Ruth Bender. Second Row: McKinley Tyler, Mr. McNally, Bill Schneider, Duncan Sartain, Ron Veitengruber. Veteran’s Club Seated: Robert Schroeder, Robert Williams, Ralph Midcalf, Ronald Bowen, James Ashenfelter. Standing: Ray Baese, Larry Feaster, Leonard Sohacki, Stuart Rubin, Cliff Klein, Bob Fernau. Political Science Club Seated: Maryetta Simmons, Janice McLeod, Sue Cann, Ilene Bodine, Jane Hale, Kay Ziegel Mary Galle, Standing: Kenneth Wachner, Mr. Starr, Dr. Parks, Chin Ha Suk, B. J. Tally, Glenn Miller, Phil Whaley, John Avery, Mike Kressler, Mr. Fortney. Womens League Row 1: Sue Hall, Connie Dunham, Margaret Troester, Donna Gremel, Barbara Steiner, Ruth Ann Thume, Nan Hages. Row 2: Dean Waterman, Roseanne Morrison, Mary Singleton, Sue Wuepper, Betty Gerulski, Midge Connelly, Sharon Staebler, Judy Sartain, Carol Werner. Newspaper Staff First Row: Mar jean Cain, Mary Singleton, Judy Moore, Liz Re if, Charlene Radideaux. Second Row: Mr. McNally, Mary Galle, Marilyxm Wendt, Ron Vietengruber. Choir Front Row: (1 to r) Judith Clayton, Joanne Nitz, Elizabeth Reif, Gary Richie, Roy Baese, Marilyn Fulloch, Judith Moore, Marjorie Zybach. Middle Row: (1 to r) Judith Scherzer, Barbara Arnold, Marcia Nuttall, Sharon Willette, David Garner, Wayne Gale, Charlie Strode, Gary Cummings, Janice Wenglikowski, Joyce Nugent, Georgia Atha. Back Row: (1 to r) Judy Rowell, Joanne McIntyre, Ellen Bucholtz, Joyce Nast, Donna Nees, John Heinrich, Robert Holmes, Jerry Miller, Gordon Michell, Julia La Berge, Pat Nicholson, Betty Beach. Ski Club Row Is Peter Freel, Roumond Rosa, Ray Schaefer, Bob Sabourin, Janice Canpeau, Paul Gorton, Jim Ciolek, Farley Doug¬ las, Larry Campeau, Bob Dauer. Row 2: Kay Baker, Sonia Shaheen, Carol Wurdock, Kathleen Robbins, Janet Grew, Nan Hages, Sue Hall, Judy Shabluk, Joanne Renshaw, Judy Rose. Row 3: Maureen Foley, Rosanne Morrison, Jean Luptowski, Carol Bernard, Joanne Teboe, Sandy Zimmerman, Jeanette Bischoff, Betty Gerulski, Kay Ziegel, Sue Wuepper, Brooke Sauve, Sharon O ' Connell, Jeanne Soderquist, Nancy Mosteller. Row 4: Ron Burza, William Kamin, Mike Neering, Lou Arnold, Dennis Orr, Dave Krause, Dick Yates, Jim Schrems. Top row: Boodger, Yant, Kent, Thompson, Watson, Adams, Kenph. Bottom row: Neview, Stowers, Skulanes, Karby, Kayser, Coach Conway. Circle “K CIRCUS Seated: Jim Zessin, Duncan Sartain, Ed Sierras, Robert Giannaris, Dick Serman, Larry Hard¬ ing, Bob Holmes. Second Row: Francis Gaertner, Jerry Rozek, John Peltier, George Davis, Gary Vincent, Cliff Doane. Third Row: Rollie Anderson, Paul Ryden, Dick Piotrowski, Bill Schneider, Larry Feaster, Gary Cummings, Dave DeMetrick. Christian Fellowship Association Seated: Janet Vought, Barbara Fischer, Maryetta Simmons, Rory Brown, Kay Rahn. Standing: Miss Ladgen, Sharon Staebler, Sharon Willis, Sherry Wiesen, Carolyn Walker, Joan Findlay, Judy Pack. Newman Club Standing: Mary Anne Uhlman, Sharon O’Connell, Rosanne Morrison, Larry Compeau. Seated: Dorothy Ross, Pat Nicholson, Jerome Williams, Father Pilarski, Carol Antcliff, Sue Johnson, Sherrie Buzzard. Tetra Sci Seated: Jack Randall, Carole Miller, Rita Luptowski, Mary Singleton, Mr. E. J. Stry. Stand¬ ing: Terry Swihart, Ed Sabourin, Jack Hegenauer, Doug Zabel, Bob Giannaris, Larry Harding, Gary Vincent, Jerry Klosowski. Business Administration First row: Miss Lynch, Bonnie O’Brien, Pat Grynia, Kay Whipple, Margaret Silva, Robert Fuss, Uija Arms, Robert Thomas. 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My staff and I are in accord with that old proverb, “one picture is worth 1000 words ”. Therefore, we have made an effort to obtain as many candid photographs as possible. We hope you enjoy them. Due to the fact that this book must go to press before the spring sports, the tennis, golf, track, and baseball schedule of this year will be covered in next year’s Crucible. I would like, at this time, to extend my thanks and appreciation to those who have so ably assisted in making this section of the yearbook possible. Thanks to Bill Gasta who took many of the pictures used in this section, Ken Chapman who donated the action photos from the state swimming meet, and A1 Kayner who ga¬ thered information on the cross country team. ATHLETICS’ FOREWORD Bay City Junior College is very proud of its athletic teams. We feel that we have a coaching staff second to none in the state. Our athletic teams this year have been in the thick of every championship race in the Michigan Junior College Athletic Conference, which has twelve junior colleges as members. Bay City fields teams in cross country, swimming, basketball, tennis, golf, track and base¬ ball. Plans are being made to add football in the near future. We feel that intercollegiate athletics enables those who excel in certain sports to participate in a wide program of activities and also gives the student body and community a chance to see college teams in action in this area. For the average student, who does not excel, but enjoys playing sports on a limited scale, we have a wide list of intramural sports. These include touch football, bowling, golf, ten¬ nis, skiing, table tennis, archery, and softball. The Michigan Junior College Ath¬ letic Conference has extended its program into this field by having a Christmas bowling tournament, -a Spring bowling tournament, and a Winter ski meet, as well as a Fall and Spring archery meet. Bay City is very fortunate to have one of the finest athletic plants in the state. The gymnasium, which seats 3500 people, is the largest in Northern Michigan, and is the site for State District and Regional high school basketball tournaments. Our physical education plant is so designed that the physical education department can handle archery, handball, volley ball, badminton, swimming, and basketball. The policy of this department is to get the students in better physical conditon and to teach him the skills and rules of carry-over sports that he might be inter¬ ested in after getting out of school. Palmer B. Kern Director of Athletics Track Team ifSBIMWW I Top row: Coach Ryan, Neering, Hinton, Stevenson, Van Pelt, R. Hinton, Trapanier, Parey, Conzelman, Holmes, Moore, Coach Conway. Middle row: Smith, Barowski, Ruffin, Heintz, Ginrich, Sermon, Chapman, Stowers, Soderquist, Watson, Tyler, Doane. Bottom row: Delaney, Boodger, Bothwell, Dutcher, Grunder, Skulanes, Walkowiak, Kayner, Ryder, Barsenas. The 1958 track and field team had a good season, winning 1 out of 3 dual meets, winning 2 out of 3 triangular meets and finishing second in the third state meet. This does not include the annual inter team meet which was won by the Frosh by the score of 86 to 47 over their upper classmen. The team set several new records and tied some records that were set in previous years. Ralph Hinton and Willie Smith each tied the 100 yard dash record in the time of 10 seconds flat. He also tied the 220 yard dash record, which he had set the previous year, in 22.6 seconds. Doug Doane set a new Javelin record with a toss of 178 feet, 3 inches. Chuck Delaney set a discus throwing record of 118 feet, 7 inches. In the state meet Ralph Hinton placed second in the broad jump, and Doug Doane took a second in the discus. Hinton took a third in the 220 yard dash, Don Stevenson nailed down a third in the broad jump and Delaney won a third in the shot put. Ruffin tied for a fourth in the high jump, and Jones took a fourth in the javelin. Our relay team of Kayner, Barowski, Bothwell, and Neering also took a fourth. Muscle Man Class Superior Chuck De¬ laney. Coaches Ryan and Conway with several J. C. trackmen An event we didn’t win! Clearing the high bar One of our sprinters—Ralph Hinton One we did win! Out for a short stroll Clearing the high boards Up, Up and away—A1 Van Pelt Start of a practice race 1958 J. C. Golf Team Left to Right—Jim Chapman, Joe Fobear, Chester Fobear, Gary Howlett, Ross Williams Junior College’s golf team last spring had a 5 won, 4 lost, and 1 tied record. The team did a good job, and the coach hopes for another good record. In the state meet held in Midland, Bay City Junior College placed 6th with a total of 336 strokes. Gary Howlett tees off. Jim Chapman sends one toward the green. mmk Tennis Team 1958 First row—Bob Daner, Jack Neal, Keith Robertson. Second row—Ron Haut, Dave Immerman, Bob Giannaris, and Coach Stry. 1958’s tennis team broke even with 5 wins and 5 losses. When they won, they won by big scores and when they lost it was only by 1 point. Four out of the 5 matches were lost by only 1 point. The team did very well in the regionals, ty¬ ing Highland Park and Flint for first place. In the State meet, we placed 5th, ty¬ ing with Flint. In the singles Don Farrar led with 8 wins out of 10. Bob Dauer had 7 wins, Ron Haut and Jack Neal each had 6, and Dave.Immerman had 5 wins to his credit. Out of the seven combinations in the doubles, the combo of Haut and Neal were the most effective taking 5 wins. Although seeming to be the weakest point on the team, it was the doubles that carried us to a first place tie in the regionals. Jack Neal Ron Haut Some of our tennis players Ross Williams Bob Dauer Cross Country Team Front Row—Left to Right: Ed Neview, Russ Stowers, Ed Skrelunas, Dick Darby, A1 Kayner. Back Row—Left to Right: Berry Booger, Bob Yant, Bob Kent, Willie Thompson, Paul Watson, Doug Adams, Don Kemph, Coach Lynn Conway. The Bay City Junior College cross country team, known as “Dar¬ by’s Rangers”, had an excellent season winning 8 and losing 3 meets. They placed third in the state out of 8 teams and fifth in the Region¬ al Meet. Members of the team were Dick Darby, Ed Neview, Doug Adams, Russ Stowers, Ed Shrelunas, A1 Kayner, Willie Thompson, Bob Kent, Don Kempf, Paul Watson, and a late comer to the team, Bob Yant. In the scoring of a meet, the first five runners score points ac¬ cording to their finish. For example, Bay City runners finished 4th, 14th, 17th, 22nd, and 26th, in the state meet for a total of 83 points. The lowest score wins in a cross country meet. On this and the next page are pictures of several of our cross country runners taken at one of their meets. Reserve Basketball First Row: Coach Mueller, Bernard Stelters, Bill Kolleth, William Brieske, Jack Barker. Second Row: Fred Neering, Carl Beutell, Russ Stowers, Ken Franklin. This year ' s edition of the Junior College reserve basketball team won 6 and lost 6 games. The res erves played 6 games against other junior college reserve teams, where they won 3 and lost 3 games. The reserves won the annual alumni game and against 5 teams for city leagues, the team won 2 and lost 3. One of these losses came at the hands of Farragut in a double over time game by the score of 61 to 59. Varsity Basketball Team Left to Right: Joe Fobear, Kris Matthews, Dick Yates, Willy Thompson, Mike McCuen, Jim Kanary, Ed Neview, Tom DeLisle, Alex Kryska, and Coach Conway. The ’58-’59 season saw one of the best records ever made by Bay City Junior College’s basketball team. The Badgers, coached by Lynn Conway, had 16 victo¬ ries against 7 losses for the total season. The regular season’s record was 13 wins against 5 defeats. The Badgers twice hit the century mark in scoring. The first time was a trouncing of the Alumni to a score of 100 to 48. Bay City made 102 points against Dearborn’s 97 in regular league play. Scores reaching the ninety mark were not unusual for the Badgers. High-point-man was Jim Kanary dumping in about 400 points. Wee Willy Thompson was second by scoring around 340 points and Dick Yates followed a close third with a little over 300 points. Bay City Junior College finished third after a few tense weeks of leading the pack. The good balance of scoring power is credited for J. C.’s good year. The Badgers were represented on the All State Junior College Team by Jim Kanary and Wee Willy Thompson on the first team and Dick Yates on the second team. Swimming Team 1958 Row 1: Bill Mercer, Dave Talaga, Ivan Wetter, Bill Merkle, Ken Chapman, Rory Brown, Cur¬ tis Bland, Bob Antcliff. Row 2: Doyle Johnson, Ron Koehler, Bob Kent, Coach Lesson, Neal Jochen, Paul Watson, Jeff Felmlee. Bay Cit y Opponents 50 Central Mich 35 40 Albion 45 38 Dearborn 48 21 Detroit Tech 65 62 Grand Rapids 24 71 Flint 13 37 Albion 49 72 Flint 13 39 Dearborn 47 53 Grand Rapids 33 70 Jackson 16 45 Central Mich 41 72 Jackson 13 The 1958-59 Junior College Swimming team had a good year. They won 8 meets and lost 5. The team defeated Cen¬ tral Michigan, Grand Rapids, Flint, and Jackson each twice and lost twice to Albion College, and Dearborn Junior College and once to Detroit Tech. At the state meet our 400 yard medley relay team took the 50 yard free style and Bill Merkle and Ken Chapman placed one, two in diving. Ivan Wetters and Rory Brown fin¬ ished the 200 yard butterfly one, two also. Other winners for Coach Leeson were Talaga in the 200 yard backstroke, and Ulrey in the 200 breaststroke. Scor e Board Varsity Basketball J. V. Basketball Bay City Opponents 100 Alumni 48 78 Port Huron 65 Bay City Opponents 85 Hamtramck 49 63 Alumni 47 92 Jackson 76 70 Varsity Drive Inn 41 68 Alpena 77 68 Jackson 62 71 Grand Rapids 83 55 Alpena 61 88 Muskegon 60 36 Essexville 48 HOLIDAY TOURNEY AT PORT HURON 83 Spring Arbor 38 72 Dearborn 79 66 Traverse City 48 77 Highland Park 64 59 Abstract 38 3f£ 5M 49 Jackson 54 69 Battle Creek 48 59 Farragut 61 94 Port Huron 85 60 Alpena 83 86 Spring Arbor 71 96 Traverse City 66 Cross Country 80 Dearborn 69 Bay City Opponents 83 Flint 68 18 Dearborn 50 65 Jackson 71 29 Grand Rapids 26 102 Dearborn 97 27 Traverse City 50 1 2 85 Flint 91 Jackson 54 82 Benton Harbor 73 28 Alpena 52 77 Alpena 96 31 Flint 24 75 Highland Park 45 26 Alpena 47 REGIONALS AT FLINT Dearborn 59 75 Benton Harbor 65 39 Flint 21 68 Dearborn 73 25 Jackson 30 Bay City Golf Opponents 7 Port Huron 8 8 1 2 Highland Park 6 1 2 6 Jackson 9 15 Dearborn 0 7 1 2 Traverse City 7 i 2 8 1 2 Port Huron 6 1 2 3 Flint 12 8 1 2 Jackson 6 1 2 12 1 2 Dearborn 2 1 2 1 2 Flint 14 1 2 Tennis Bay City Opponents 3 Dearborn 4 5 Port Huron 2 2 Jackson 5 6 Dearborn 1 5 Alpena 2 3 Port Huron 4 3 Flint 4 7 Alpena 0 5 Traverse City 2 3 Flint 4 Track Bay City Opponents Frosh 86 Sophs 47 84 Dearborn 47 59 1 6 Flint 88 1 2 Spring Arbor 14 1 3 96 Spring Arbor 53 102 4 5 Alpena 12 Dearborn 47 3 5 Alpena 11 3 5 39 1 2 Grand Rapids 91 1 2 State Score Board Cross Country Track Flint 40 Grand Rapids 69 Grand Rapids 56 Flint 66 1 2 Bay City 83 Bay City 31 1 2 Jackson 89 Jackson 27 Traverse City 111 Dearborn 27 Alpena 143 Alpena 4 Dearborn 196 Tennis Golf Grand Rapids 18 Grand Rapids 313 Highland Park 17 Flint 316 Jackson 13 Highland Park 317 Muskegon 10 Port Huron 324 Bay City 9 Jackson 328 Flint 9 Bay City 336 Dearborn 7 Traverse City 340 Benton Harbor 5 Muskegon 346 Port Huron 4 Benton Harbor 348 Traverse City 4 Battle Creek 353 Battle Creek 2 Dearborn 387 Alpena 0 Alpena 394 Swimming Cross Country Regionals Dearborn 98 Flint 33 Bay City 87 Spring Arbor 63 Grand Rapids 44 Jackson 83 Flint 17 Wright of Chicago 84 Jackson 14 Bay City 91 BUY UOW! THIS IS FRIENDLY FRITZ FUMP WHO RECEIVED A HASTY BUMP HE WASN ' T LOOKING AND GOT IT BAD WHILE READING AN INTERESTING CRUCIBLE AD 120 V , - ru J 0 “ II Be Sure To Get A Better ' f T,,0n Thh You Buy WimiCALL A pai -m beach Wash Wear Suit and at Where Voe Se« lVe Thof 1 CENTER b AY city |W 4.o 84 3 TUNE 1440 ON your dial WBCA 1 - RAD O bay city Michigan GRADUATES WE ARE GLAD TO SEE YOU GO! We mean, of course, out into the business world and make your mark as a useful and successful citizen. CONGRATULA TIONS BAY CITY CLEARING HOUSE ASSOC. BAY CITY BANK PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. 122 YOU, TOO, CAN STAY IN STYLE ... AT Schneideman ' s 809 Saginaw Street Bay City t d f { f d r;H 7 We ' re Af Your Service { , 0 j (j oc -ik u { ‘V LaBRENZ PHARMACY , V J J ; ! 0 0 ' Woodside Avenue U U A A j 0 f Essexville THIN STRIPES, HIGH COLLAR, TAPERED LEGS, NO CUFFS, CHARLIE, WERE IN STYLE! CONGRATULATIONS AND Best Personal Regards To The Class of 1959 ! WE CONGRATULATE YOU ON YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO YOUR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY. NOW YOU ARE READY TO EMBARK ON A NEW CA¬ REER OR NEW EDUCATION IN SCHOOL. WHATEVER YOU DO, HERE ' S WISHING YOU ALL THE SUCCESS IN THE WORLD. -REDDY KILOWATT GAYLE STUDIO Extends Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY 210 5 th TW 3-5742 123 BUICK ' 59 ' LeSabre BUICK ' 59 ' BUICK ' 59 ' Invicta Electra GARBER BUICK Corner First and Washington Bay City BUICK FOR 1959 IS THE CAR FOR COMFORT, STA¬ BILITY AND INSTANT RESPONSE. COME INTO THE GARBER SHOWROOM AND PICK UP THE FREE MATE¬ RIAL THAT GIVES ALL THE INFORMATION; SO THE NEXT TIME THE NEW CAR SUBJECT IS MENTIONED AT THE TABLE, YOU CAN TELL DAD ALL ABOUT BUICK FOR 1959. 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We are confident that this venture will prove an important event. • We of the Bay City Junior College, Class of 1959, firmly be¬ lieve that imagination in advertising can be an effective weapon to be used against the customary accepted courtesy ads usu¬ ally displayed in the advertising section of a yearbook. • Your reactions are vital, not just for the sake of this year¬ book, but for the future of yearbook advertising as a medium to sell the merchants who, each year, spend billions of dollars to solicit the young adult influence in the family and who advertise in a yearbook (which talks exclusively to the young adult) with complimentary-style advertisements. • We sincerely mean HELP WANTED! The help you give us will benefit every grade school, high school, and college annual that will go to press. • Any comments or further ideas and techniques are neces¬ sary and should be submitted to the future yearbook staffs of this and other such annuals. • Inserted now is a further note to thank the participating advertisers for their part in making this section a success and to ask them for their ideas for the annuals of the future. • It is our belief that an advertising section of this nature will create a more widespread readership by both students and par¬ ents and will, above all, benefit the advertisers concerned. 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