Bayard High School - Red Arrow Yearbook (Bayard, IA)

 - Class of 1948

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DEDICATION Today the thought of peace is uppermost ln the minds of all of us More and more we realxze that peace comes through understanding of our fellow men Our parents have helped us and the teachers we have had the past twelve years have helped us to grasp thxs fact In thxs modern age we as c1t1zens of the world must con our country for the prxvxleges sl'-e has gxven to us To those who are students of the Bayard I-hgh School we dedzcate thxs annual wxth the hope that they w1l1 pre pare themselves and fully reahze the xmportance of thxs oblxgatzon gwen to them tinue to keep ourselves informed. This is a duty we owe Ed1tor Ass1stant Edxtor Busmess Manager Sales Manager D1str1but1ng Features Class W111 Class Prophecy Class Hxstory Plctures I-hgh School Grades Football Basketball Gmrls Boys Mus1c . ANNUAL STAFF Beverly Sald Jlm Moylan Everett Hxdlebaugh .T1m Schauf M11dred Davxs Donna Poole Dw1ght Ault Semor Class Dw1ght Ault Charles M11es .Tosephme Montgomery Wxnona McCollum Bernlce Brown Dean Wood Paul Van Cleave Vera Wood .Tun Moylan .Dwam Myers Hurnor ..... . . ........ Gerald Moylan Z 4 fff FACULT Y NEETX NG' ,.,f-11 -l' O NOT osswu 27 CHARLES C FOWLER Superintendent CAROL J HENNING U HARRIET L BAKER MARGARET R KENNEDY Class Sponsor PHYLLIS R THORNBURG AUBREY I RUSSELL Principul RUTH I TOLSDORF GERALD CLNL MUYLAN 'A truer man never f walked ' Class offxcer Fbotball Basketball Baseball Musxc Small group 3 Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band Class Play resxdent .TUANITA JUNE BOWER Lxvely but can be quiet when she has to Coon Rapids Class Ofixcer Gxrls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Operetta Class Play Queen s Attendant Basketball Klttenball Vxce Presxdent JIM SHAUF Full of pep and non sense too does what he s expected to Class Ofilcer Quartet Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band Class Play Basketball Cheerleader Operetta Secretary Treasurer 1 N -' ' 1-z-4 1 z-3-4 f 1-Z-3-4 1-z-3-4 ' K J -4 1-z-3 ' 3 1-z-3 3-4 . N 1-z ' 3-4 ' 3-4 ' 3 4 3-4 ' 4 3-4 z 1-z-3 1-z 3 z R DWIGHT AULT Never raised a dust storm but he gets ther Just the same Football Basketball Baseball Quartet Mixed Quart' Glee Club Class Play Band VANETA ANN BA NE I agree wzth no man opinlenx, I have plenty of my own Basketball Pep Club Glee Club Clell Play Annual Staff Red Ember Staff DON BOOZELL Not diffxcult to please sxlent as the trees Webster City Highl Z Football Basketball Red Ember Sta!! RONALD BRIDESON Life is long, but I am short. Basketball 3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-Z-3 Pep Club 4 BLRNICE BROWN A word a srrule a girl worth while Basketball Kxttenball Pep Club Glee Club Mxxed Chorus Band Annual Staff Red Ember Staff ALAN BRYAN Nothing lxke strxking whale the lron is hot Football Baseball Glee Club Mxxed Chorus Pep Club vucxl-.Y DAVIS All the world s a stage but I am only a player Class Officer Glee Club Mixed Chorus Clsss Play Homecoming Queen Basketball - Klttenbsll Pep Club LULA M. GARNES Without music, life would be a mistake. Basketball l-Z 3 Kittenball Class Officer Glee Club l-Z 3 Mixed Chorus Band Class Play Operetta Queen's Attendant EVERETT HIDELBA UGH l-le profits most who serves best Class Officer Football Baseball Boys Glee Club Annual Sta!! Class Play Pep Club Red Ember Staff NORRIS EDISON HOIT It never pays to get in a hurry Football Basketball Baseball Music fsmall groupl Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band Class Play Operstta HEL EN JOHNSON Half the battle ll won by bemg cheerful Glee Club Mixed Chorus Cllll Play Basketball Band Red Ember Staff CHARLES MILES Full of v1.m vigor and vitality Basketball Baseball Glee Club - - Annual Staff Class Play Pep Club - - Red Ember Staff ' 4 JOSEPHINE MONTGOMERY Women of few words are by far the best Glee Club Pep Club Red Ember Staff Annual Staff JAMES HAROLD MOYLAN A good athlete as a credit to the school Football Basketball Baseball Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band Clall Play Annual Staff King' s Attendant PAUL MURRANE Me? I ve got lots of COITIIDOB 58358 Baseball Glee Club Band Class Play Pep Club Annual Staff Red Ember Staff DWAIN R MYERS He has a good txme whatever he does Football Baseball Basketball Pep Club 'iv' l Q WINONA MC COLLUM If they can take xt so can I Lomita Calxf Basketball Kxttenball Annual Staff Red Ember Staff DONNA POOLE What shall I do to remembered? Class Offzcer Trio Glee Club Mixed Chorus Mixed .Quartet Sextette Class Play Pep Club DICK RASMUSSEN I wonder 11 they hope to see the man I mxght have been Football Baseball Glee Club Homecoming Kxng Pep Club BEVERLY SAID Ah we are no longer children. Trio Slxiet Mixed Quartet Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band Class Play Opereda Basketball 7- DUANE SHEER All I know is what comes out nn the news paper Basketball Baseball Glee Club Mixed Chorus Claes Play Pep Club Red Ember Staff PAUL VAN CL EAVE Wxthout me the world could never go on Annual Staff Student Manager Red Ember Staff DEAN WOOD The worse: I try the gooder to be the badder I get Football Baseball Pep Club Basketball King s Attendant VERA MAE WOOD I can be pushed just so tar Basketball Kittenball Pep Club Glee Club Mixed Chorus Band Annual Sta!! Red Ember Sta!! 1 I .I . , A x . - V ' - 1-2 l-Z-3 3-4 I-Z-3-4 ' 3 1-2-3 4 Z-3 . 4 4 ' z-3-4 I 4 el H - sv -Q V ' 1-z .. . -3 z-3-4 N ' ,. I-Z-3-4 3-4 4 4 4 2-3-4 4 4 f, Z-3-4 ' 1-2-3-4 l,Z,3,4 , 1-2 x-z-3-4 . 1-2 z-3 Z Z-3 I 4 ' QPR' V A n un r ,, 2'3': l-2-3-4 4 z-3 Z-3-4 2-3 3-4 3 Z-3 3 3-4 , 4 4 A 'i' 4 l-Z-3-4 CLASS HISTORY On the morn1ng of September 1 1936 we boarded the Pnmary coach of the educat1on tram that was to take us on a long Journey to h1gh school Graduatxon Day Mlss Loupee was conductor and Supt Clayton was eng1neer Twenty seven passengers went on board Among the beg1nners were these members of he present graduatmg class Dw1ght Ault Juamta Bower Ronald Brrdeson Lula Garnes Norrxs Hoxt Charles M11es Gerald Moylan JHI1 Moylan Paul Murrane and 11m Schauf The next year we boarded coach No Z w1th M1ss Dannenberger conductor and Wlth a d1fferent engmeer Mr I N Selbert At th1s stat1on we pxcked up f1ve new members and lost exght of our startmg group On the next stop we were ass1gned to coach No 3 The conductor was Mlss Leonard We p1cked up s1x mcludmg Everett H1dlebaugh and Beverly Sa1d S1x passengers of the prev1ous year d1d not Joxn us We gaxned Bermce Brown at the next term1nal where coach No 4 awarted We ga1ned two that year and lost three Our conductor was M1ss Kerwm Ga1n1ng seven wh1ch mcluded Donna Poole and Paul Van Cleave, and losmg only one we entered coach No 5 where Mlss Hockenberry was supervlsor As we checked out at our next stop we had p1cked up Jun Moylan, who had left us at the end of the thlrd Journey Coach No 6 was gulded by Mlss Barnh1ll We lost seven and gained seven on thms stretch Th1s bemg a half way mark we were begxnmng to get an a1r d1gn1ty For our next r1de, we found our conductor to be Mzss Watkms Th1s was coach No 7, where we added three passengers and lost fxve Our next coach No 8, was dxrected agam by M1ss Watkzns Mxckey Davzs, Dwam Myers Iosephlne Montgomery Duane Sheer and Vaneta Bane were among the new passengers There were thxrteen new members on board and exght 1d not return We were happy to take seats mn the last sectxon of the Grade Tram We were not far from our destmatzon now We transferred to a dzfferent lme for the rest of our Journey Thxs was the Hlgh School Hmawatha We kept the sarne engmeer Mr I N Sezbert Vera Wood Dean Wood, Alan Bryan and D1ck Rasmussen Jomed us as freshmen wh1le Vxolet Mayhugh Edward Baeur Ivyl Peckumn and Cleta Marchant left us Mmss Grey was the conductor Durmg the summer our engmeer, Mr Sexbert was promoted to Chlef edu cat1on engineer of Guthrxe county Mr C C Fowler was elected to serve our engmeer for the remamder of our Journeys On the sophomore coach, Mrs Kennedy was conductor For the .Tumor r1de, Helen Johnson and Wmona McCollu.m Joxned us Juamta Bower, who had started wmth us and dropped out at stop two returned to make twenty seven passengers, conducted by Mxss Tolsdorf Four of our members dui I I o 9 o - . t I I I I I I I I I I ' I I , . . . . . . . . , . , . , . 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I . . 1 ' 9 not return They were Elsxe Mlller Bob Cormsh Ted Wmters and Margaret Wolf On the fmal Journey the senror coach was f1lled w1th twenty seven passen gers Don Boozell was a new member but he transferred the second semester back to Webster C1ty Gladys Betts d1d not contmue wxth us The conductor for the semor coach was Mrs Kennedy On the 13th of May 1948 we reached the end of our long Journey Thxs tr1p consumed 2160 days or approx1mately 781 160 m1nutes We had a total of sev enty eight passengers ten conductors and three eng1neers Elght of us who had started completed the entire trxp on Bayard s educat1on trazn They were Ronald Brrdeson Norrxs Ho1t Lula Garnes Charles Mlles Dwrght Ault Gerald Moylan I 1m Schauf and Paul Murrane Dw1ght Ault and Charles M1les HIGH LIGHTS OF HIGH SCHOOL Freslunen Year assembly hall with Mr Thomas The style show of the Home Ec gxrls Sophomore Year Roller skatmg party some learn to skate Boat made by Everett and Man ual Traxmng boys Football boys go to Ames M1ssouri vs Iowa State Pxcmc at Sprmgbrook Junior Year Class play Good Graclous Grandma Flrst High School dancing party Box Social Dxstrict music contest at Guthrie State music contest at Boone singuxg at the old folks home Basketball boys to Iowa City Girls basketball group to tournament mn Des Moines .Tumor Semor banquet Mex1can hat cigar ette girls hat dance formals Veishea day at Ames wonders malts Assem bly program Dwight as one of the Andrew Sisters Senior Year-- Initlating the freshmen---candy--bathing suits--nightgowns. Crowning King and Queen--Dick and Mickey--Homecoming parade. Football boys toAmes- Nebraska vs Iowa State. Girls basketball group to state tournament in Des Moines. Skip day. Class play-- Bolts and Nuts . Basketball boys to Iowa City. D I . ' I ' D . , . 3 - - . D , . . . D D ' ' l l . 7 . I I I-Iallowe'en party--Scavenger hunt--Ted and Everett as man and wife. The --51 ' .IO ' -- of CLASS NILI.. We the Sen or Class of 1948 of Bayard Hlgh School Bayard Iowa belng f sound m1nd and body do hereby make publlsh and decllre th1s to be our last and best w1ll and testament J1m Schauf w1ll my hexght to D1ck Brutsche D1ck Rasmussen w1ll my phys1que to Darrell Nxelson Vaneta Bane w1ll my fl1rtat1ous personallty to Elame Bowrnan Norrxs Holt w1ll my w1nn1ng way Wlth the glrls to H11 Burmlester Everett Ihdlebaugh w1ll my football guard pos1t1on to Jack Tuel Dwam Myers w1ll my fleet feet to Howard Schwartz Dw1ght Ault w1ll my argumg abxlxty to Bob McCool Duane Sheer w1ll my mdustrlous att1tude to Norman Crees Gerald Moylan w1ll my varxous xntellectual qual1t1es to John Parsons Jxm Moylan w1ll my lrlsh character1st1cs to Stanley Bass Dean Wood w1ll my model A to W1ll1am George Smalley Charles Mmles w1ll my dark ha1r and freckles to .Toe Moylan Paul Murrane w1ll my horn r1mrned glasses to Ted Watkms Paul Van Cleave w1ll my attendance record to Don Cllpperton Ronald Brmdeson w1ll my ab1l1ty for mventmg useless gadgets to George Van Cleave Vera Wood w1ll my falthiulness to one man to Beverly Rowland Juamta Bower w1ll my charm to all who need It Jo Montgomery w1ll my good nature to Marxlyn Moylan W1nona McCollum w1ll my flashmg dark eyes t Ann Johnson Beverly Sa1d w1ll my good grades to Beverly Mozena Lula Garnes w1ll my mus1cal abxhty to Rxta Ayers Nhckey Davls w1ll my basketball ab1l1ty to Florence Boots Donna Poole wxll my long hazr to Jo Ann Moylan Helen Johnson w1ll my frxendly sm1le to Lo1s Jean Tuel Bermce Brown w1ll my studlous characterxstlcs to B111 Wolfe Don Boozell wxll my qu1etness to Ralph Smouse I Alan Bryan w1ll my generoslty to Mlckey Murrane Donna Poole and Dw1ght Ault , L i ' ' , , , ' o l, ' 1 , ' ' ' . l, ' , ' ' ' . 1, I . . . . . . 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CLASS PROPHECY It IS now 1958 Ten years have passed s1nce Mr Fowler handedus our d1p lomas and we marched out of the Bayard Hxgh School some happ1ly and others looking back regretfully We all expected a lot from the new world whzch was opemng before us I-low I w1sh I could see what all my old classmates are do1ng sa1d Mxck ey to .Tuamta Well s1nce we can t let s just turn on the radxo w1th telev1s1on and see what others are dorng sa1d .Tuan1ta Soft musxc f1lled the room actors appeared on the screen The gxrls t1red after a day of work dozed and these scenes appeared on the screen Down the V1StB of a long corrxdor 1n a modern off1ce bu1ld1ng on a frosted glass door appears the name of Paul Van Cleave Sports Wr1ter The mtenor IS a noxsy place Typewnters chck and copy boys rush here and there The dead lme for the evenmg news must be met Cowboys and cowg1rls all 1n colorful garb l1ne the porch of a ranch house Horses stand wa1t1ng for the1r r1ders When the matronly chaperon of th1s ranch house Helen Johnson appears and mounts her horse the others 1n var1ous ways do 11kew1se then up the tra11 they ride The farmers of Green county are gathered around a table m the assembly room of the court house A heated d1scuss1on 15 gomg on Now gentlemen The thunderous applause of those gathered 1n the Mus1c Hall 18 an ovat1on to the young lady stand1ng besxde the pxano Her face reflects the Joy she feels 1n hav1ng accomplxshed her greatest Wish Th1s IS Lula Garnes concert p1amst The neon l1ghts flash and sparkle 1n a large s1gn hxgh above the busy street advertxsmg a gymnasmm and sports arena Thud of gloves the groan ofwrest lers the sw1sh of sluppmg ropes are heard as the doors sw1ng open and e manager and dxrector Dean Wood steps mto the street A woman enters a county home to Wh1Ch many others have come She car r1es wxth her a bulgmg su1t case After bexng mtroduced by her hostess Jose phme Montgomery the demonstratzng agent for a specxal alummum company d1splays her var1ous wares and expla1ns the1r uses and mer1ts Somewhere 1n the state of Iowa yes Guthr1e county appears a farm nest l1ng around the h1lls Many head of wh1te faced cattle graze over the pasture land On the barn 1S pa1nted a s1gn Dxck Rasmussen Hereford Stock Farm L1ttle ch1ldren are seated at the1r desks 1n a school room 1n Cal1forn1a Some are Amer1cans but most of them are fore1gners All hsten attentwely to a story read bv the1r teacher Wmona McCollum . 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' , - . . . . , . , 0 The second hand of the clock moves up to the hour of fxve The curtaxns part and an orchestra softly begins 1ts theme song As the musxc dxms e volce speaks Ladles and gentlemen the radlo hour of classxcal music now be gms Announcer Jxm Schauf Those umforms look famllxar Yes they are worn by a group of 4 H gxrls Thexr dxrector 15 wxth them coachmg them on what to do and say when they put on the1r demonstration She 15 Bermce Brown Blue prmts are on the table drawmgs on the wall mznlature houses and bumldmgs on shelves and one person IS seated at an easel Tlus 15 the office of Norrxs Ho1t archltect How to get the rmght neck lme on a gown and how to get the necessary detaxl on sleeve of another is puzzl1ng this person drawing dress des1gns 1n th1s offzce With clever strokes of her pen she fxnishes one and slgns her name Vaneta Bane Men xn even1ng clothes women m dxnner gowns topped with fur wraps and velvet capes are steppmg out of cars under a marquee They enter the lxghted lobby to whxch soft musxc IS carrxed from the room beyond Thxs IS Charles Restaurant the famous eatmg place of the elxte run by Charles Mxles Th1s 1S a sectxon of the czty ln whxch the less favored l1ve As ayoung lady walks down the street the llttle ones run to meet her and the older people speak txme The capxtal bu1ld1ng of our state 18 zmposmg 1n the brxght sun It IS tmme for convemng of the legxslature Representatzves and Senators gather atdxfferent entrances Ascendmg the main steps to the capxtal m company wxth others 15 Representatwe Gerald Moylan Under the Klexg 11ghts and surroundmg suspended mlcrophones a movie of our last war days IS bemg acted out The leadmg lady beaut1ful and glamourous is Juanita Bower The brxght lights flood the football fzeld The cheers of the spectators rmg out mto the n1ght The whxstle blows the team trots on to the fxeld The coach seats hxmself on the bench the coach Everett Hxdlebaugh It IS the quzet of the even1ng and the farm work IS done On the porch of a country home two people are enjoylng th1s txme mn conversatzon and relaxation Vera Wood and her husband appear happy and contented A szgnal comes 1n over the w1re to a look out stat1on h1gh up m our west ern mountams A message that smoke IS seen to the west alerts the observer who scans w1th his glasses the surroundmg mountams Thxs forest ranger IS the mtrepxd Dvnght Ault From one to another the customers in th1s fashzonable dress shop goes the propnetor She strazghtens a slurt on one looks approvmgly at a gown on an other, and calls for a dxfferent model for a thxrd And so on untxl all are satxsfi ed. Thzs effxcxent person is Mmkey Davxs . ' . . , th . ' .. . ' . - . . , . ' , . c . ', . . . . , . kindly to her. It is to these people that Donna Poole, welfare worker, gives her . . . . , . . ' . , . . . . ' . .- A drama IS enacted 1n a clean spac1ous room w1th spec1al balcony glass en closed for spectators The actors are dressed 1n wh1te and wear gauze face masks Th1s 15 the operat1ng room of a hosp1tal and the red ha1red doctor 1n on the consultat1on IS .T1m Moylan Into a School of Mus1c and Fme Arts walks a young lady We see her enter an Off1Ce glance around and close the door Prmted on the door 15 the name Beverly Saxd Vocal and Instrumental The fleet IS m Down the gang plank from the g1ant Shlp docked 1n the har bor at New York troop the sa1lors They swxng along wzth the1r pecuhar ga1t hopmg to engoy the1r hours of leave xn the b1g c1ty One among 111115 vast nurn ber IS Dwa1n Myers notlceable by the rak1sh angle of h1s cap Not much no1se 15 heard 1n th1s scene People walk qu1etly and talk 1n a low tone of vo1ce Thls 15 a bank, and one of the tellers 1S Don Boozell The scenes are changmg rap1dly A busy street corner appears People are hurry1ng to cross Wlth the l1ghts to take the busses and are entermg the store on the corner It 1S a drug store Seen through the plate glass w1ndow IS the propr1etor Alan Bryan What queer characters are these that scarnper across the mov1e screen? tast1c and arnusmg Each draw1ng IS lettered 1n the corner R B T1s true Ron ald Br1deson IS the or1g1nator Into the testmg stat1on of a large transcontmental truck1ng assoc1at1on rolls a d1esel powered trazler truck Here the truck IS thoroughly checked and e dr1ver g1Ven a t1cket marked OK The proud and competent dr1ver IS Duane Sheer M1ckey awoke w1th a start, looked around, and jerked Iuamta awake and ex claimed Do you know I just saw the most amazmg thmgs on this rad1o? D1d you? So dad I At flrst I d1dn t belxeve It but s1nce we both saw them, they must be true wlstfully spoke Juamta MOTTO Forward ever, backward never FLOWER Red Rose COLORS Royal Blue and Gold . . . . . , - , . . . , . . , , ' . . ' , . 1 . . . . . . . I . . . n . . . . , . - , . . , . . . . . . . , , . . . I D . , . , . Some one must have a vivid irnagination, because these cartoon drawings are fan- . . . . . . . . , . , - . . . . , th ,, . . . . ,, I I ,, . . . . . . . . 9 I ll' ' ' j SLKYNA4 GRADE ELEVEN F1ISt Row Ke1th Sunrners Wayne Brown Dlck Brutsche Donald Chpperton Bob McCoo1 Bud McCool Ronald Wrxght B111 Ebersole Second Row Jack Mozena Andrew Jackson Glen Greenlee Alfred Stone Th1rd Row Joe Moylan Dee Naylor M1ss Tolsdorf Fourth Row Phyllls Jacobson Kay Truax Betty Merchant R1ta Ayers MarJor1e Johnson Jean Montgomery Margaret Wolfe Pauhne Patrick GRADE TEN Flrst Row Ted Watkms Joe Dav1s Howard Schwartz Norman Crees Leonard Ralph Smouse Second Row John Parsons M1ckey Murrane, Dxck Alex Rexd Van Cleave Larry Harvey Darrell Nielson Th1rd Row V1rg1n1a Godwln, Arlene Bauer Patsy Boozell Fourth Row Mary Ayers Delores Slaybaugh V1v1an Taylor Ann Johnson Lols Jean Tuel Beverly Rowland Mary Laur1dsen Jane P1erce Fxfth Row Mar1e N1elson Joyce Collms Ann Jackson Martha Murrane Jacquelme Stevens Jearldlne Dillmger Beverly Mozena Bettv Dzlhnger Jo Xnn Moylan. . --- . . I , . , . i I I l I . ' ' 1 1 1 ' . J 1 . - . 1 I 9 , 1 . . , , . . ' . I ' D I v Miles, Wayne Orris, Vernon Bane, Marvin Schick, Bill Strauser, ' 1 . l n . 1 , . . --- . . . . ' i ' 1 I . ' 1 I . , 1 . , . i . un- . . , . , D 1 . , . . , 1 f . . , 3' fl X I l NOV 4 1947 BAYARD IA. Grade ll Q QM N 47 BAYAdRD IA. 9 9 6 23 S25 9929 iz.. af N W I ,- - , 1,4 px .X f A wx 2 'f f'. f' ' L VI f ,V . 'riff ' gl I . QQ? A X A . I X7 V 1 . qu! A' Y? , x Jmvlemsluinlou V I-' ' - ' , A 7 ' I . 'A A Q '. 'iii 3' 'QL V' 1 W - x , 1 V . WL 'Sv A r , we 19 ' 2 J - f 0-ra e IO ,Hamm ' -f I '1' ' -I J. L! 1 , 'A ' . Fxr st Row Second Row Thlrd Row Fourth Row Second Row Thmrd Row Fourth Row FRESHMEN Myron Hulbert Rudolph Johnson Stanley Bass Hal Burme1ster George Van Cleave Fr1tz Baldwm Lloyd Van Cleave .Terry Bucklln Donald Carstens Algen KeIHIn1Sh Wxlharn Smalley Doyle Bzelenberg Harold LEWIS Dlck Rosenbladt J'un1or Stone Jack Tuel W1ll1am Wolfe Darlene Gr1ff1n Mar11y'n Moylan Mary Moylan Beverly Benton Mxss Baker Elnora Wolfe Beverly WHIICS Florence Boots Evelyn Godw1n Elame Bowman Martha Parsons Velma Jacobsen Mar1lyn Myers Vera F1Ck GRADE EIGHT Sparks, M Hagen Cadwalader V Bane D Bower M1ss Watkms Lewxs S Shxck T Caraher E Wolf S G1-1pp C Moylan Brown M Kennedy L ler P Letterman V Rob1nson Carsten M Cameron D Lmdahl M Betts I Dxllavou C Fow First Row--D. Jones, C. Watson, L. Bauer, D. Compton, B. Bucklin, D. Poole B. . . -R. , . , . , ' ' . ' --J. ' , . ' , . , . . ' , . , E. , . . L N ' ,ff ni' BAYA RD IA. Grade 9 5152 Q BAYARD IA. Grade 8 M Ki' Nov4 1947 Mmm if' ,EMT 1 . IA A 'Y I , . p 5,1 AZ. V ' l , I 1. V, 1 'ia fl' ' 'li I Q QM ' Q ,,, , ' ' , 4,3 :,,. Q V. 1 H A - 2 i 8 ' f fl 1. 1, - , . 1 je fl A ' il - ' I ' 2' xx .5 J. ' Q ' ' i ' , , gg ' fu W .mu -I AA ,QL du, b ,' , . . '4 I ,, ' x F' Q9 if ' I W ff V ' , , , - FQ fax! jk , . Veg 1 . ,-.,. . YL GR XDE SEN LIN F1rStROW D Blelenberg M Hllgenberg D Brldeson C lxraft L Moylan E Lhelus L Mears I Xnthopher B Duncan Second Row K Sorenson I Boozell M Marchant D Wamles I Caraher C Bryan J S1mmer M Shawd L Smlth Th1rd Row C Johnson W Manor C Wolf lx. Monthem Y lbach Mr Crrlpp M Vaughan S Sud A Nxelson C' RADE SIX Flrst Row M Anthopher D Sch1ck D Chpperton B Bauer I Rosenberger B Re1l T Vauw .T Mozena H Crawley Second Row B Schauf R Sorenson D Robertson D Russell I Br1deson J lbach G Battles D Brannon T Frankhouser Thlrd Row V H1ckey M Rasmussen J Watson I Hxdlebaugh 'Vhss Betts Fourth Row M Watklns D Jacobson J Van Cleave P Zepp S Laughery C Rayrnond L Brannon L Walker I Movlan 5 . , X , ' '-- . ' , . ' g ' 1, . ' , '. ' , . ' , 1 , . . A , . 4 , . . , . . - , V ' . . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . Q' , . ' . ' -- . , . , '. , '. ', . ' , 5. ' . Fourth Row-IMT. Van Cleave, L. Bowrnan, I. Myers, B. Miller, R. Davis, S. Wood . , . L ' , . ' . .1 -4 17 . ' . , . I , . ' , . , . , . l , . ' 4 g . , . - ' . , . , . , . , . ' , . 1 - 1 - r - - I ' . I 7 - , . , . 0 , A I . - D . I ' I ' f ' I ' l , . , . . , . . 2 NOV 4 1947 NOV 4 1947 33h?R33 3332 BAYARD IA. Grade 7 AV, 'QL AW of BAYARD IA. Grade 6 HM Q93 JAIBSTUDD 4 , Y, X .' 7, n ' - M f - if r ' f ,Q V a 5 5 W Q i T 1 '.' gr ' ' ?Lf-53 ' bfi . Lf K 9 1 3 ' f V YJ ' 'Y 'V' 'fn ag 2 Y I naman Q I ' 4 ' E Y ja . . A A P' 4 1 ,V la w '--- 1': J xl ' fr 7 , V I n , v.n it Iv , ep ' lv, ' E I, A i . . V 7 1 as -Y ur Tr' 'V L 'T 1: I GRADE lr IVE Flrst Row .T Rockwell B Moylan B Caraher P M1 ler L Cameron W Pohl I Dxllavou E Howey I Vaughan D Manor Second Row B Rayznond R Wh1te C Ho1t E Phelps V Boozell T ro sxer T Phelps N Bryan Th1rd Row K Moylan J Bmdeson M Magoon S H1ckey T Phelps McClellan Fourth Row B Compton P Vaughan S Brannon I Rosenbladt M Stroud V P1erce I Marchant M Hagen S Naxles M Vandenbrmk GRADE FOUR F1rst Row R Lavnerence J Myers D Taylor C Sa1d .T Sumner Vance G Ayers I Bower .T Stone Second Row B Alex J Stofer H Van Cleave T Carr1ck D Krough M1ss Garland Th1rdRow B Wood M McGee P Watkxns N Taylor B Blelenberg D Holbert M Mears Fourth Row J. Hedges C. Wa1les, S Crawley, L. Rogan, H Wen-, .T Camer on, M. Mozena, V. Taylor, M. Mozena, - 1 - 1 ' 1 - ' 1 1 - 1 . , . 4 , . , . 4 , . . - . , . , . , . , . , . C - , . , . . -- . , . , . , . , . , A. ' 1 I 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 . U X . . . , . , . , . , . . 1 7 , - p 0 , . , . , L. ' y 1 5' 1 , . . ' . , - y o , . , . , ' - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 f , . . 333 2 2233533 NOV 4 1947 E :mann .1 BAYARD IA. Grade 5 K lf' If esfki QE! I, .- ,V f -. I 1- ' f x . E 6955 ' ix.. 4 In -N! I , 42 R f- 1 4 ' ' , ' Wt!-: ,- ig tl ' - -Y.. i . ' I ' 3 , S .9 .13 , l A ,, VA V Q .H . , SNW, In ., V D M . . ' V is 1 whiff, I if 1 1 w Y v A .t .Qi '. J F , nvv- ,, W' I I . S in t' Q q,Xx 5 A L uf 1, . ' -' j ' W3 j A gf' U ' y 7 wg 'jeg' T :.,A, fQ ' ' - A f M H' . ' J , . - Q f ' Q'-55 ' . 454.2-Q Q94 Qi, A S ' f.A' 3 Hifi , 'J I, ' 1 . .Q -if, MEI , , f 7 ,ML 3:3 . .. x P' In - e , ' ' 2 ' - ' sf' -x ml W BAYARD IA. Grade 4 MA 'SSTUDD JAIBSFUDE GRADE THREE Flrst Row L Hughes K Hedges L Frankhouser T Moylan G Mozena F Hupp M Murrane P Moylan D Esslmger C Vaughan Second Row B Antopher D Ayers J' Robmson L Bane L Gr1ffen I bcott L Taylor Thxrd Row L Davxs L D1v1s M1ss Lund Fourth Row K Hedges S Calder L Brown M Cameron G Laughery Bower I H1d1ebaugh J' Pxerce I Doran P Palmer B Burdme I Schauf B Drough I McCool GRADE TWO Flrst Row K Lewls D Ochletree R Budeson R Krough .T Zepp Myers R Doran R Rockwell G Blum Second Row J' E1sch1ed G Heater L Betts I Moylan L Smlth Burdlne .T Mumxhan J' Chr1stman D Mozena Thlrd Row A Ho1t A Ho1t I Delaplam M Rockwell J' Tltus N Peckum M155 Laughlmn Fourth Row J. Fmmgan, M Whxte, P. Carr1ck, D. Hxrschbert, L. Holbert, C. Stroud, R Plamer, D. Ayers, S. Van Cleave - . , . , . , . L , . , D. Fifth Row--J. Crawley, G. Stroud, K. Stone, M. Wolf, C. Titus, M. Pohl, D ' - U 1 - , . Q , . , . , Jr. - . ' ' , . , . , . , . ' , D. Mrk Q 'Q nov4 1947 B Y RD A- ,li - I ,Q 5 ' 5 A A .1 Q' Grade 3 A '. ' :lf uwf' 5:2-I0 FL J' : K r V. ligxx . i Q G 9 fn . fp, 1 wi. , if I ' P 3, wg ' I I 1 I f W 1 A 1 y .TTI rn' ' A r '- 1 . I 1' H ' W - fl Gra 6 5 V nd X I .hh ' NOV4 1947 BAYARD IA. d QEEQHQ KINDERGARTEN First Row--D. Badg , D. Theulen L Miller, L. Derry B. Kelly, R. Alex, G Holbert D Betts I VanC1eave Second Row V Hoehne D Sm1th L Morena D Carr1ck D McCellen Moylan D Esch1ed G Smouse G Morr1s Thxrd Row D Heater A Moylan S Sh1rbroun C Cr wley B Vaughan M155 Weaver Fourth Row J Stone R Scott S Fowler M Murrane B Hupp M Anthofer GRADE ONE F1rst Row L Hupp D Young M K1dder B Grees D Bauer R Stone P Gur1tz J' Crawlev Second Row K Rosenberger Z Marchant R Derry K L11y Thlrd Row S Peckumn E SCh1Ck M155 We1tkarnp Fourth Row M Betts .T Nellson R Rogan C Hlrschbert K XVBIIPS M Heater P M1nn1han D Kraft er , . , . , - y . ' . - . , . ' , . . , . ' , . , M. , . O 1 . , - . . ' -- . , . , . ' , . a , . , ' ' . , . , - , - , . , . C. Ford, J. Watson, C. Tucker. . -- q y n y l . , D l u j s , I , . 1 . ' - y F . , . , . . . -- D , ' . , . . . ' . , . I , - , vu ' , . . - , . . . ' ' . , . . 92? x gm 529388 S R 99, Q G 5 9399-2 BAYARD IA. d gf A , n. , n , v , , , ..'. 4- ' ' ' g -' f K 5' ' ' sr' ? s- e . . lp I X , 2 , lf Y 9. ' -' . 'Q . L ' J ' '. H A K , ' L., I I ' , BAYA D ,lA. I 5 Qi, K Kindergarten :M JAMES EEDIO t . .Q L 9' :N 'ax V. - ' rw , ' ' .ri I l -91.3.7 I' 5 H H. 1 5 Q + s 4 sl' ' I , f- 1 ,- . w l I G 1' HI . V Nov 4 1947 ...B ,ww 1 - imma ' , A 1 - Qi S 'Y A Wornan 'lfld Yflln Ofl J lfalfl Were talkxng and the woman sa1d she been mn a certam Callfornxa town you don t pronounce 1t l1ke th lt man sa1d In Calxform 1 the J s pronounced lxke H s so xt would San llosay and not San Jose Swxtchmg the subject the man ed her when she had been there The wom1n qurckly rephed Hune and Huly had But e are ask Th1s slgn hung 1n a busy d1me store God helps those who help themselves but Cod help those who get caught help mg themselves These headl1nes were publ1shed sxde by smde IH a western newspaper 55 Roosters Stolen Off Oregon Farm Lxons Club Holds Ch1cken Dmner A husband 1S a k1nd of man Who dr1ves me to a rage He can t recall my buthday But always knows my age 4 c r ' l ' I , 1 . . -' U 1 ' ' ' 1 th - V . ,I . .L n . . .- . , ' . be p an . . . - I , . 1 C 1 , . 1 ' ' , In ' n - n vu ll 1 1 . - l'f 1 Ill I ll rv ' ' . . , . U . . . H . , . . . . , . , . . . . . , . , . . - 1 I 1 3 n - ca - nv I . ' n, e .. 1 ' n l r l.. - - an n . - no S ne 0 , 1 1 9 U ' . on 10 l' ' - - , an ll . . H , - ol - n u ' ' . 9 - on . . . When meat rat1on1ng flrst began rancher rece1ved a letter from the government wh1ch wondered why h had so much meat on hand The ran cher repl1ed necessary to k1ll the whole steer at one t1me And then there was the one about the lunatxc who kept beatxng h1s head aga1nst the wall because It felt o good when he stopped Kmt I had to shoot my dog W1t Was he mad? Kmt He wasn t exactly pleased about xt Scandal somethmg that has to be bad to be good Psalm of the Algebra Pupxl She IS my teacher I shall not pass She maketh me to go to the board She compeleth me to wrmte d1ff1 cult problems She maketh me to sxt down for my class s sake Yea though I study untll mxdmght I gam no knowledge For my formulas sorely bother me She g1veth me F Surely factors and rad1cals Shall follow me all the days of my 1 e And I shall dwell m the Algebra class A rook1e who went mto the ser v1ce sa1d that the system the army uses IS very s1mple All you have to do IS remember three thmgs 1 If lt moves salute lt Z If It doesn t move pxck It up 3 If you can tp1ck 1tup pamt lt One day a very dllapldated car pulled up to a toll brldge Just as It got there the motor stopped and all four tlres blew out The br1dge attendant stepped brxskly out of h1s offxce and saxd Flfty cents The dr1ver leaped out of the car held out h1S hand and crred Sold Two crooks were bemg chased through a suburban street by pol1ceman on foot and as they were runmng one of them was heard to say Let shead for the roundhouse they can t corner us there So you were 1n the para troopers I suppose you made several Jumps? Inever d1d Jumps but I WBS pushed seventeen t1mes Racetrack where the w1ndows clean the people AF' A group of expectant relatwes were gathered around the lawyer who was read1ng a w1ll They were surprlsed to hear and bemg of sound mmd and body I spent every cent beforeId1ed At a large party a woman asked her host Where 15 that l1ttle blonde who was servmg drmks? I don t know rephed the host Were you lookmg for a drmnk? NO sa1d the woman I m look1ng for my husband The sk1es were brlght The stars were l1t When Pa went out to stroll a b1t When Pa came home Ma had a f1t The stars were out But Pa was l1t A recess1on IS a per1od 1n whlch you t1ghten your belt In a depress1on you have no belt to t1ghten but when you have no pants to hold up, that s a pamc On a hot surruner day a h1llb1lly was f1sh1ng As usual people were contmually askmg hlm how many f1sh he had caught After a qulet half hour lnterval, another c1ty slrcker leaned over the budge and asked How many have you caught? The old man sourly rephed Soon s I get th1s one and one more I ll have two Now that women are wearlng the New Look there IS no pomt 1n lookmg A hostess sweetly znqulred of an overmght guest D1d you enjoy sleep mg on the couch last mght? Oh yes replled the guest g up from t1me to tzme and rested In the old days, anyone who saved money was a mxser nowadays he s a wonder Three men and a dog were seat ed around a table playmg poker The dog held a hand and was playmg a long w1th the other three men When the host s wxfe came xnto the room she gave an exclamatxon of sur prlse Why she excla1med never heard ofa dog play1ng poker before 1n all my l1fe What s so funny about It growl ed the dog Ihaven twonahand yet Rumor has lt that the gOVP1l'lI11eDt 15 go1ng to put out a. s1mp11f1ed zncome tax form next year It1s as follows l What 15 your yearly 1ncome'7 Z What are your yearly expenses? 3 How much have you left? 4 Send lt 1n Wlllle Johnston was be1ng arra1gn ed ln a D1str1ct Court on a felony charge The clerk mtoned The State of Texas versus W1ll1e Johnston Be fore he could read further W1ll1e Q0 lemnly declared Lawd Gawd what A table full of bell Jars A carboy full of zmc Ten and twenty test tubes A bustxn m the s1nk And when the mess was over Fumes rose 1n the a1r The teacher turned a ghastly green And pulled out all her hair A man on a tra1n went 1nto the d1ner to order h1s dmner The walter asked Does yo l1ke spht pea soup ? The man Sald N Does yo like chrcken croquettes 9 querled the walter No I don t replred the man Does yo lzke prune ple 'P asked the warter N the man answered Good day rephed the walter as he carrxed away the menus Yo IS had your dmner Throw rug a small rug that us ually throws anyone who steps on It Gerald Moylan U . . . - u ' ' n I n ' , , - A no - sa . ' , , I 9 as ' ' ' ' : , . . H u 9 - ,ov - M . H , u o av , . . . nl ' ' u in - an I ' ' 1 - 1 1 H . . . . . . . - on - v . . . . . - - n - . . . , 5 - . u , n n ' a majority! . C I 9 l I ' . . . , . - . . . - 0 ' - C I , . . . , - u n u ' . - u v 1 . g . . . 1 ,, . . . 0 - 9 u - - - u - an n , 0. u . . n - ' ' ' u 1 u - t ' 9 9 - n - - n - , u ' ' - u o u . , . . . on an an - . I 9 u Il - u - A - 1 I ' I 0 . ot ' ' - ' . . 0 . I . Fxrst Row Charles Lewxs Gerald Moylan Norrxs Hozt Charles Mxles Juamta Thuelen Donald Whxteixeld Charles Harms Second Row Jeanette Bell Dwight Ault Duane I-'xck Mxss Loupee fMrs .T Ess lmger Lula Garnes Marllyn Ferguson hm Schauf Third Row Donald Arrowsmxth Paul Murrane Cleta Marchant Ronald Brxde son Harold Lewls Bx11Ebersole DQ!! WINONA JUANITA BEVERLY VERA MAE MICKEY B1-:RNICE -Q iii -9- 'if-XX 24 new -aw? 5 ' s u.m0l'5 h A Q -qv' :qs f A-r 5? NWQWJ 'Q uv- 'ls l,:-lg 'ull - 7'-'W ' ' Bayard F1rstRow C Moylan D Wood IN Crees R Vr1ght J Mozeni D 'Vlyer L Hmdlebxugh B Ebersole D Rasmussen D Naylor .T Moylan becond Row J Dxvxs K Slmnmers D Ault J Moylrn B lNcCool N loxt B McCool D Boozell L Hxrvey W Brown X Bryln Thxrd Row M Schlck H Burme1ster I Tuel B Strxuser R Smou e Bass G Van Cleave I Stone H Schwxrtz W Smllley Mxles D B1elenberg D Rosenblaclt bourth Row A Russell coach B Wolfe R Van Cleave A Kemmlsh Watkms L. Van Cleave .T Bucklm M Hulbert P Van Cleave manager Flrst Team Home Games Guthr me Center Scranton Manllla Audubon Games Away Coon Raplcls Mannmg Ogden Gl1dden Ada1r Lmden Menlo Second Team Home Games Madr 1d Bagley Guthrle Center Scranton Coon Rap1ds Menlo G xmes Away B gley Coon Rap1ds Menlo Plrst Row A Russell coach .Toe Moylan B lNlcCool B McCoo1 N Ho1t P Van lave manager Second Row K Sxnnner R Wrlght W Brown D Myers D Naylor B Ebersole Thxrd Row G Moylan, D Wood, N. Crees, J Mozena, I-hdlebaugh Rasmussen, J Moylan. 0 ' Z0 4 ' KO 14 6 ' 7 ' ' 13 31 ' 7 13 37 O . 7 32 ' 0 L 6 ' 40 37 Z0 12 ll O ' 13' 7 ' 13 ' 6 19 18 ' O 13 7 Back row Front row Bayard CoachA Russell I Tuel W Brown H Burmeister I.. Harvey K Simmers A Stone B Strauser Manager P Van Cleave D Brutsche G Van Cleave D Boozell G Moylan .T Moylan N Holt .T Moylan R Vright SEASONS RECORD Opponent Bayara Opponent Menlo Audubon Coon Rapids Dawson Guthrie Center Glidden Yale Dawson - Menlo Coon Rapids Manning 49 Manllla Manilla Bagley Casey Guthrie Center Jamaica Bagley Scranton Viola Bagley Glidden Cooper '11, A? ' lx 1 1 1 'H - N-,af X J . .. A -tvs? .- X ,E V A..',:,.1?-' L , ,, 31- ' ' ,H 5 2 if M95-'iff , -3 ., -1 4 r- X ff 1 V 'f I A 'SF f 11 If , - 6 ,.4 Q. 55 -,Vj:f1:i,.,2'gg5. V .X ,,.u :X I 1 gf -' - -1,4 . - , x 1 4 . - - A ' Q.: N N x.. SX 4 ,., A 2 , ir , fy . . , , 2- Ra, Q, 1 MA nw M Q , ,- 'V ,. 5 Y, ,. nm., O' X Al' HOMECOMING 1947 194 :pw BEXTET M Myer! B Said L Garnes L Tuel P Patrick D Poole JUNIOR BAND C Fowler, E. Wolfe, M Kennedy. I. Dilllvou. E Phelps, T Phelps, S Gripp, T. Cu-nhcr, V Robinson. C Bryan, J' Cunher, D Russell, S Said, G Griffin. I Dilhvou, R Schull I MIXED QUARTET GIRLS TRIO W Orrin, B Said, L. Gu-neg, N Hoit B Said, L Gu-hem D Pgglg fwjg ' ' .254-QC -H. . as gp '-51,3 ij., , - 2 , KW- ff V5-34, . - , E ,ik , w L f Q , Y- . . ' , U - '- ff' ,P i , A :E ' '. i x 1 ' , K , ,.,.f - ' A V A 32 V , 'l:.1v3..,: ii. , My-A Fw A .. f I - 1 - p - 1 - , . GIRLS GLEE CLUB F1rstRow P Jacobsen, J Bower J P1erce M. Murrane,M Johnson L Garnes M Parsons E Godw1n B Rowland Second Row Mlss Thornburg V Taylor A Johnson M Davls B Sa1d M N1elson M. Ayers V Jacobsen D Gr1ff1n J A Moylan J Col11ns V Godwm Thlrd Row M Myers M Moylan M Laurxdsen M Moylan D Poole L J Tuel Thxrd Row- Fourth Row E Jackson A Jackson P Patrlck JUNIOR CHORUS V Robmson C Moylan D Bower E Brown C Fowler I D11lavou Second Row M Watkms C Sxmmers G Raymond Y Iback M Van Cleave N Wolfe C Bryan Battles B Duncan, K Vandenbrxnk D Bxelenberg C Gr1ff1n B Sparks . Van Cleave, L Walker, P. Zepp, S. Laughery, M. Vandenbrxnk, - Schauf, C. Johnson, D. Russell J. Brmdeson, R. Re11, J'. Iback, . Robertson, I. Bower, J. Stofer. . Compton, C. Waxles, L. Rogan, P. Watkxns, H. Weir, J. Brideson, . Hickey, J. Myers, P. M111er, E. Phelps, J. D111avou, B. Caraher. un.,-penn.-Ah IlllWOllll'li nmqu-.l..u 1 A First Row--M. Cameron, S. Gripp, J. Lewis, M. Kennedy, S. Schick, T. Caraher, J. ' . . , . . ' , . ' , . -J , . . R ' . n D B . 1 N . S . . 43380 N EMM -ff! WWA W LWW GN hid WML? 26,540 WMVCQW awww Bam? Q5 fiiwwwq J wwf? gif f7?fg,0fwz,eA QFJ3 ffgfj 49754, 521' D Ulu-offgf gfwwudwwvv CQ GB 77722250- jw 41 iw WWW WLM! Q NUMZJQMAWMJ WWE W aww? QHMJSLWA My 1. M44 A777421 'MY 7 , U - H lrnkl, I' If K H fx , ' ' XQQQA fl, 31141, XX U rr I in 6 f 11 , ,, Y as-.s X' MI . , fu! cs -4 M V ep. ' I ' X ' H ' V ff x ' f7, , ffm? Z-za W0 MffiQMwf KM ,,g,,,l,, .Q 4 fr ff - H f ff! U 1. X J f 1 'AFAAX , K M4541 1' H 5 KK 'kr ,' ,I Y 7 4 I k ' ' D f 5 C, 4444 fyfzfw f ,ff ,, , H ww Qfzflfi K 2 fr 2 'I NX ff 0 . ' a..frn,u.4-4-IAN ll ' ff H I su U QI U i f1L,X QEPMFS mes vow CRATE If H R 1 UBBA fl I l':kAl'l-f STORES wununit 1' .J xl 5 Claret 5 Federated 84 an Franklin Stores URW GOODS C LOTHING SHOES I- AU 1 T O W FAR AND VARIF I'Y GOODS PHONE FOON RAPIDS IOWA , 1 NV 1 ,,,..-as . V7 ,X ? N. ul . X V - L ...nu ' ' nav :vogue-A O -1 ,X A -rl 4' F , - - J I tFAg,y.f0-WBAR an 'X .. . . .. ... ' ...:...... -f X1., ,, K , M, ww- gf' K . A fl A , ii E . 7 5 E . f' ' 'J' ,A A - ,. sf 7 I ' I . 5 A A an ' ' . se , NP ' 4, 'wi ' If f .. 1 - 1 V K -' J '-I I Q. Q' 'Q L. 0 f ,I - ' -l' ' ,, .. : f . ,. 75 -. . . X , C CEMPLINEJNTS O1 Subberts Irie Cream Parlor IFF ' PY' AM ANU SANJWIFHEIS PHONE' 48 SCRANTON IOWA I . 5 I II I I I I ,. I I - I I I i 4 I u I I 1 X, I I I I I I 4 I I 1 1 ' - 1. 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