Bell Gardens High School - Charger Yearbook (Bell Gardens, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

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JACK BRADY We the builders of Bell Gardens Senior High School dedicate this, our Annual the Charger of nineteen fifty to Mr. Jack Brady, who has helped to build a firm foundation for this . . . our school., Because of his unending and untiring efforts he has developed school spirit and a loyalty that is ever growing through the Art and Journalism fields. Mr. Brady has been with us for the full three years that our school has been in existence. With him he has brought to us the spirit of ambition, determination and a strong desire to present bigger and better things in the fields of Jour- nalism and Art. He has been an inspiration and true friend to all of us here on the campus. His droll sense of humor has made the hard task of presenting a book to our readers a joy and privilege. And so it is with sincere and grateful appreciation that we builders of the future dedicate this book, the third edition to Mr. Jack Brady our counselor and advisor in Journalism and Art. -. ' ' ,..4v- x , '- E--if L AY -lf E-E5gi.,a Iiia g',,?.Q2' , :iii N5ins.M aw.wQ . 59,3 , Q 3 5 n9,,,..,. .,...M. w.,,--.,., . MN- 4- A 'NWVX 'W'-D' wiwv fvkhiigg Q Q ,- i-'UQ-anim ff-o-nsgi.-uh,,4.g,+... Wh- NQPJX-em ' y A, 'W' f - ' A S 1. '15 mm 5191+ QSLL, ' I I igaciclwg Z ,aefmzfwa Ai ADMINISTRATION - is: I wx gcccfclmg .feaalefzadge Qi-Q 'Q D CLASSES L 1 I Zcecfclwq ? f-Cf -I f ACTIVITIES V ' gacklmg 7 ATHLETICS 4, i 0 W .ax xx 'Q 6 r T ' G i ox ,iff 15 X .DTH A: , 0 l 0 F: x I do i'Qf5ggffg:!ijf1' . J' ' XQQGWY Nj ESX A.. 9 J J I I I A X 'xx T Q 'x I A N N I Q ff :I ' NX - Q I K . I 0 0 0 3 .. r I X 5 6 I - ,J . , I A Eli? 'g ' -' Ai-.: , , , F, . i s , -ig, p V E .27 ' iv' 5 1 r 5 1 0 a P -I f lvl T It T- -A 1 M 'Ak ' I af mam mvmm Qmxmsxwwf R-,I ,Af if Stcwlenf gave To put down the accomplishments of our Student Government in black and white is impossible, for most of their work has been quiet and behind the scenes, the kind of work that but few people notice, but which is neces- sary to keep our school machinery running smoothly. All of their accomplishments haven't been quiet however, they did find time to sponsor Alumni Day, the Spring Carnival, and to work out, and install a Merit System into our school. After completing another year at Bell Gar- dens, we have found that once again we have chosen our leaders wisely. Wifi Mplfy Y Top Row - left to right - Treasurer, Beverly Ellis, Public Relations, Bob Kas- tenbaum, Historian, Margaret Prewittp Secretary, Shirley Adams, President, Bill Kesting, Vice-President, Louise Me- hanp Social Chairman, Irma Aldridge fnot in picturel. 1 A .. , 2 I. 5. i - il ii it Ui ill stu ll t 5 1 Student Ebdq 7716445665 Bill Kesting -1 If l would like to express appreciation to the Student Body and the Faculty for their co-oper- ation and support, without which none of our activities could have been successful. lt has been a wonderful experience to have worked with you during this past year. Best of luck to all the graduating Seniors, and to the Juniors and Sophomores, let me say that you have every- thing necessary to make next year even better. . The Student Council of this past year has proven itself to be very capable of solving every problem, both large and small. Each home-room at the beginning of the fall semester selected a home-room representative that would attend all meetings of the Student Council. Without the functioning of this group the successful year that we have iust witnessed would have been a complete failure, without this group the rest of the students would not know what work was being done for their benefit. ln Student Council every student had the opportunity to express their own opinion, and that of their home- room, and out of this came a very successful year. Top Row Left to Right-Bob Stewart, Bill Kesting, Bob Kastenbaum, Elizabeth Bristow Beverly Ellis Betty Antoine, Joanne Dodd, Joyce Adams, Clayton White, Martin Baum, Paul Stark Middle Row Left to Right-Luther Kutcher, Margaret Prewitt, Delores Royce, Bonnie Johnson Sandy Otos Betty Siddall, Louise Mehan, Mary Lou Delano, Shirley Adams, Delores Reasor Ernie Vandenberg, John Nelson. Bottom Row Left to Right-Bob Dawes, Paul Hill, Bob lloyd, James Allen, Wylie Strickland Roland Ellis Darwin Wagner, Carl Weaver, James Thomason, Sonny Franks, Elinor Mrazek Zkmfgaalz. Our third year as a school has come to an end, and as we look over our labors, there is much to be proud of. Student cooperation was never better. Your Student Government has been very active and effective in its work. For the first time we have been able to hold assemblies under ideal conditions. Our stu- dents have been quick to take advantage of assemblies to improve our social activities and behavior. Of course, it would be foolish to say we have reached our goal, for all know we have much to strive for. The satisfying part of it is that we know our students will strive for the best that is in them. We are confident that satisfaction will be reached only when we have been able to see positive and con- structive results accomplished. lt is my wish that all of you can truthfully say, This has been one of my most enioyable and profitable years. Congratulations to our Senior Class, and may the future years be bright for all. Sincerely, A WLM. K 8 I Mr. Oliver, Principal Mr. Oliver, Mrs. Sommers, Secretary So we come to the end of our third year! Three banner years, marked with growth in the quantity and quality of our students and marked with progress in our accomplish- ment fThls progress has been due to more and better equipment more and better teachers and to the continued fine cooperation of the student bodyj Each year has been better than the last Lets keep It that way' The theme for our annual this year is certainly a very good one It coincides with the oblectives of our school May you all build throughout life p-,oct The first football field organized league competition new auditorium Alumni Day senior play the new clubs and organizations this year have marked the awakening of the Bell Gardens Senior High School student body fra!-VA! gel- fc0fv.a.,4vv.! 'MW f 2 27,40 mf -9-1 mill! INN Mrs Heffle Evers Mlss Loree Guhl Mr Jim Prince I - I , . , . I - ' ll ' ll ' 1 I I I 1 1 1 I K L 4 l B g JI ,ff A 'J-T ' , T --rw'-M' VY , ss . 5 A A M 'Y l. . ffw-'sry ww'-1 N . . L X 1+ , li, opened f X . .. .K -, K . X nays-tts fm. - , gM't.,.. .I ' J P ,M-eq h WW.. I 'X 'wnuwv--r-M . x x . t ,Q ff! U I , ,f ' ' I - ff' ' u .T T gt as f I' , 1, I , I firfxlgj J!- ,sf ff 4 I f '92 yu A 6, W!! WA 4 7 5 xjfk -4 fx '- XV 1 'rx- X is S' 2 5, 4 X XXX, sf ,f T True friends and inspirations are all the words we would need to describe the members of the faculty of B.G.S.H. They have proven that they are conscious of us, the future builders and citizens of a great land. This past year we found the faculty having as good a time as any of the students. Beginning the new year they had a Chicken dinner iust to get acquainted, and for the December P.T.A. meeting there was a dinner for them in Lab. 21. Our faculty presented Mr. and Mrs. Evers with a set of Revere Wear at a Taco feed given in honor of the pair. And last, but certainly not least, they pre- sented an assembly which proved to us what a swell and talented group of teachers we have. Yes, the faculty has certainly done a great job of building the foundation of this . . . our school. f 1-E. f f ' X ,f I J X 1 if f lllllli . f V ff, 'f Q 'WW s,.....,.,.. Mrs. Barnes-Librarian Mr. Bauer-U. S. Hisfory Mr. Brady-Arf, Journalism Mr. Doner-Physical Educafion Mrs. Ellenbogen-Drama 40 I r .'1'- ,HX . 6 1 'EQ f' , Q f' Cite. I ' 123' by fff .ff If ff Q1 Mr. C. Long-Radio Mr. Latimer-Physical Educafion as Mr. Hoover-Aufo Mech. Mrs. Colbert-Physical Education ' ' Mr. Grimn-Chemisfry f - Q4 ' f V MVS- Fi'Z9e'0Id-English Mr. Giddings-Wood Shop jf! f C - M fx ew x fx ff ! f I X 1 f f 1 ff, ff X X Z X M f f ff f - XXV f 4 f A ull. I . f M i 'wx 6 X7 Y Q f X 'Z f f fiffff m, f f f ff AC! I I 0 JM 1 if - Zn 1-al'?' w Q X' I , ' 4 'YS' 51 slr 'c '35 K ' . 44 ,4 s PM J K4 jf dr J f fc: ff Af 7 z .- X , - X!! ,, K 4, f V f 7 - ,f f' Q- X7 'f ' ? ' s- .. ,O ' - 4 f X X. ' F .. f f ,,.. W f 6 Qs Z ' I YI X f Mrs. Rice-Clothing Q . X Mrs. Scpers-Commercfal Za Mr. Seawell-Machine Shop Mr. G. Smith-Social Studies I Miss Smith-Commercial X , Mr. P. Smith-Physical Educafion ' 1 1 f 0 cwafzfcy A, . f :O , Xf ASL? ... N '1 1 , f ff X f fs ,f f ,Wy 5 ff ff! X ffff' f X 171' i 5 if 1 JQ f E25 7 X f? X ff f 4 15 ff! f 'X Q f Vs 'e i f Mr. Swanson-Phofogrophy Miss Trosper-Languages Mrs. Von Ccmpen-Mafh Mr. Wagner-Biology Miss Wilson-Physical Education Mr. Wohlheter-Senior Problems I X W V' 177 5 45.4400 John C. Winnery Mr. Jacobson, Mr. Leonard L. Snyder, Mr. Richard L. Adams, Dr. Richard E. Hughes, and Mrs. Michael Mosquini fPresident, not in picturel. In the beginning, man was an isolationist. He was naked and alone in an unfriendly world. Survival was due to his own individual efforts, and few sur- vived. But he found the way to companionship and association with his fellow men. Together they built a great civilization founded on the spirit of coopera- tion. Obstacles had to be overcome, problems solved, barriers surmounted. But always man progressed- by working together. Today we look backward at the builders, the men and women from many lands, from all the eras of history, who gave to us our tradition of life in a free, self-directed democracy, and we are thankful for their courage, vision, and devotion to ideals. The lesson for us is this: We, too, can build a better world, but only by working together, sharing our responsibilities with our neighbors as we press for- ward toward a greater frontier for mankind. gaczfwl of 5 045506 N X I O Having completed two years of successful high school building of education, we the Seniors began our third year by calling an assembly where dates and special events were chosen. Committees were appointed and immediately the class officers began to work on the coming events. Today we reminisce on the good times we had. Yes, Seniors, Remember . . . Alumni Day where old friends were seen again, the snow party, Senior picnic, play, and banquet . . . the beautiful Jun- ior-Senior Prom, the presentation of the trophy case which was given as a gift to the school from the class of 1950, and climaxed with our class being the first to graduate from the new auditorium. We have completed three years of successful high school education and activities. We now look forward to building a successful future. Senior Officers: Mary Harrison Treasurer Candy Coffey Secretary Dorothy Booker Vice-President James Allen President Barbara Banks Qi 'X ,izlfl Q . L Abbott Shirley Adams Jim Allqway sr X 'i'i . 4' v K3 V MK J, ' 'Q ig 4 .Q S.- , I 5 J: .- K N. Q- t Irma Aldridge if Allen Gary Allinsog ' U Betty Antoine ,Q X ,qs Y 'V - Wait Collins ' WGf1dU BYUZUI Martin Baum K' Be fY Neva Bevers Lorraine Beihn Sf 1 Maurice Avery Bob Baysinger Kenneth Birmingham my if s 1 W. V-i if? if S ' Y. ff .1 Z 4, ff' lkcn' ff ' Timm sax , f Q 2 , 9? 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V,pk'Lp 1 ., Lf' x M K if W I Ll I hlf X' V bl V with -1, I D.XX l WU IQ? Robert Henry O w 1 f' I - fr 'fu Q0 ,.r I' Richard Heumcn Melbd Hibdon 'Qu' ii' JM, tx Jock Strong Kqihleen if Ly e Ruthie Jansen r 1 W Bob Kasfenbcum Bull Keshng I5 1 Eg' Charles Hillhouse Dorothy Hodson Virginia 'Str rl M Xu Bob Shepard Bonnie Johnson Louetta Johnston X olene Kemnifz' Thommy Thomas Ella Mae Kiljb Q , Q My fi l W rff, 410, le!! 0 6,0 lo 10,6 Sl' 411,06 er ff Q i,, , J QV' Udo? Qzo 0 Alice Young Rhoda Lee A4' 1 fyffHQLfL 6 N' . 4 . Gloria! LeGranfi.' J Lawton Lineberger Bob Lloyd 'Tx Joan Lucas 5: Maurice Ratterree James Martin Leon Ma rtin Lewis Joan Lilly Loqjascio Donald Locy uv- Machal LM Patsy I Bobbie Mathis - . Dale Massey Avldie Mmhews '-v Q3 3 7 1' -1' MCC-Qin MUffson Dorothy McCarthy Fred McGreery Lit-me Dorothy Moore K Francis Nix ' f Eugene Nymqn 1 Lois Paulson Lyle Paulson K Pot McLaren Louise Mehan segig 3 1? Bob Nix Lois Miller Sheppard Dino Panicacci Moriorie Perrin Bill Perriguey ,I 4 J ' 1 1 n Yeiewo NQOCY Q- '1 r if A f N fp' up X 0 W 'A 901860 L 'iffy If caofdon L, 1 f ,, 'n Wi g'l ff K. V .L if ' X NIM i ' O I fy 1 f' I x X AE Q , . fir '47 A, ' X lx X X X., Q x V X vii- X iii: : i My I . yi , P oi W v-for-X :1 A e ff' uf- P , 5 - 'Z X1 'XY V155 x N xkwrix X. 1 ,- ,Y .. -gs: Ti, Stell Phillips William Pitt Margaret Prewitt Pauline Puckett b I P Wynona Tucker Carol Turner Cora Ulrey Robert Underwood up F' U Darwin Wagner Jimmy Weir Billy West Clayton White YN XXXX Teters Joan Thompson Steve Oskorus Delores Reagor frvb, V JU' 5 nw 4 ,I l Van Weezel George Viles Madelyn Runner Charles Ryan Q' Woolery Roberta Hofcklss Scalia Lucille Betty Siddall 0 soya: ' 14' , vi' .J if Lf! .rw 1' 1, f 1, l. ,Q 'MJ if 'l l' ' of lil 'fer ' if lf6 'I I 62:0 - ' Af Dwi? The Senior Class of T950 has at last received its cue for their final exit. These 200 Students have come a long way to reach this final climax. Some will be going out to build a great future as teachers, min- isters, engineers, doctors. Some will devote their lives to the American home. But what-ever field they choose they will be helping to build a bigger and better America for tomorrow. Time and change always go hand in hand as we have witnessed. We the,Seniors can see our lives like an open book revealed to us as we look back on the last few years. Remember . . . when we graduated from the 9th grade, the first dance we ever attended, the Junior-Senior prom, and climaxed with the Baccalaureate service which brought proud tears to our eyes. Yes, we the Seniors have come a long way and we can readily be very proud of the stand that we are now able to take. We must not stop now, these last few years have just been the beginning of our lives. As we leave our Alma Mater we must be ready to assume the responsibilities that the outside world is going to bring. 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Officers left to right Secretary Treasurer Blllle Evans Vlce President Helene Falr President Roland Ellls dl? With their eyes ahead to the planmng of the Jumor Sensor Prom the Jumor officers began their school year by selecting committees and mappung out the plans of the coming long remembered event The Jumors had a lot of work to do to present such a successful prom and yet they stlll found time to glve the Jumor Follles and to sponsor an Educatlonal field trip to Allen s Mortuary This class of 51 has certainly left a mark of approval In our bulldmg program and sports Remember teasmg moods antlclpatlng thelr long awaited first prom, workmg for an A in U S Hlstory, and the thrill of wearing class rings and sweaters Yes, wuth future days In mlnd this peppy class of Jumors wlll become a group of promlslng Sensors , I i . A , . - I' , r , , f sf., Q, I f ' I 1 V , 2.4 fill 5. - , ji:-fix lr P . 1 ll .xi ,. . I - 1 . ,, ,, . . . . . . . . , First Group-Top Row-Jeanne Scheiber, Nor- ma Birch, Oeeta Lee, Doris Stinson. Bottom Row -Joe Bruns, .lames Thomas, Dale Brame, Albert Beck. Second Group--Top Row-Edna Richy, Tom Waltman, Doris Moore, Joe Summers. Bottom Row-Joanne Tobbin, Don Benstead, Rodney Mclntosh, Lula Mae Robinson. Third Group - Top Row -Joyce Call, Donna Castor, Evelyn Burton, Hazel Butler. Bottom Row -Nick Cascario, Bob Cable, Gene Burns, Chuck Chadwick. Fourth Group-Top Row-Pat Tomlin, Gilbert Chesterton, Pat Knop, Gary Czarapsta, Minnie Wright. Bottom Row-Dave Wright, Carol Farar, Don Spear, Jane Barney. i First Group-Top Row-Joyce Talbert, Beverly Arthur, Dorothy Martinson, Barbara Miller. Bottom Row-Arlene Moore, Reges Morse, Robert Mosher, Inez Neal. s ' ' First Group-Tow Row-Mary Lou Leach, Yvonne Beauregard Melba Arnold Patt Llewell n. Bottom Row-R. J. Blanken 1 Y Y Tommy Bailes, James Hoyle, Art Kutcher. Second Group-Top Row-Eileen Ellis, Margie Emery, Marie Crawford, Bonnie Crain. Bottom Row-Bud Cook, Eugene Cole, Jack Eades, Bill Duncan. Third Group-Top Row-Bessie Puckett, Jean Wakefield, Betty Rosette, Frankie Whalen.Bottom Row-Ronald Thiele, Blaine Keller, David Jacobson, Don Lounsbury. -- ,Tok , e 4 - :R gh , V it M .5 ,E 5 s V r Second Group-Top Row-Delores Fitzwater, Darlene Fancher Ramona France, Mary Lou Francis. Bottom Row-Carl Gamble Joe Gutierrez, Richard Ferguson, Ira Pate. Third Group-Top Row-Gilbert Lippincott, Dolly Unkel, Ray Todd, Joyce Harrison, Ronald Ellis. Bottom Row-David Pratt, Helene Fair, Donna Quinsenberry, Jack Nester. N if N I sn F' First Group-Top Row-Lenora Dickson, Ruby Dahlem, June David, Mary Lou Delano. Bottom Row-Clyde Dimmick, Carl Davis, Frank Danna, Dominick Ventura. J N4-R Second Group-Top Row--Olivia Smith, Jimmy Woodburn, Wand Parshall, Richard White, Shirley Rowley. Bottom Row- ' Bob Nester, Nancy Shefter, Robert Paul, Marie Scholl. Third Group-Top Row-Kaye Biehn, Blanche Burns, Phillis Lee, Glenda Leonard. Bottom Row--Clarissa Miller, Windle Lane, Len Matson, Rosalyn Menefee. .NSS 'fig X Xfi First Group-Tpp Row-Shirley Haven, Anetta Hankins, Fay Hamilton, Bernice Guyer. Bottom Row-Harry Headrick, Arden Halpick, Jackie Gooseman, Toin Hudson. ,Z Second Group-Top Row-Catherine Wuchner, Bonnie Os- borne, Pat Bird, Mary Sweet. Bottom Row-Robert Michell, Bill McCreery, Joy Messick, Carl Weaver. Third Group-Top Row-Sue Johnson, Columbine Thayer Anneta Horton, Joanne Kelly. Bottom Row-Ardis McDaniel Ray Heumann, Lawrence Hull, Marilyn Keelin. -i kxwss N in Q P . it in-' Flrst Group Top Row Aileen Feathers Mary Gibson Arlene Gray Jack Sharp Bottom Row Joanne Green Jim Griffin Robert Ford Joy Countryman Second Group Top Row Loren Louden Dick Mullncane James Thomason John Tingley Bot tom Row Clara Maher Carl Waller Wendell Lane Yvonne Williams Third Group-Top Row-Joanne Milton Carol Hindman, Melba Hicks, Margaret Herring. Bot- tom Row-Frank Griffin, Paul Hill, Elmer Mrazek, Larry Higgins. Fourth Group - Top Row - Wylie Strickland, Don Pratt. Bottom Row-Robert Stewart, Billye Evans, Joyce Gilbo, Billy Queen. First Group-Top Row-Virginia Kaufman, Bev- erly Bilbrey, Darlene Jepsen, Barbara Bilbrey. Bottom Row-Cecil Rathline, Henry Hoppins, Don Akels, Bobby Banks. Second Group - Top Row - Joyce Patterson, Mark Nortin, Theresa Oslik, Joe Rissor. Bottom Row-Dyle Hawthorn, Lou Eve Peek, Blas Sabala, Anita Wells. Third Group-Top Row-Erwin Peterson, Robert Perkins, Bob Christy, Warren Marsh. Bottom Row-Kenneth Vassar, Tom Price, Orville Duncan, Bill Bernard. Fourth Group-Top Row-Carol Stringfellow, Norma Davis, Joanne Been, Stella Andrews, Neoma Allman. Bottom Row-Jack Bowers, Mel James, David Brooks, Ray Bloomey. O .04 OO 1 1 fr' ,B . N s I i will ll 29 f 9 fl 4 1 Q X? Bottom Row-Left to Right-Jay Allen, Jack Brown, Warren Burns, Jack Bell, Billy Antoine, George Burns, .lay Boothe, Vance Blakely, Ray Brookshire, Kenneth Allen, Jack Barleg. Middle Row-Lorraine Brown, Bonnie Burns, Joyce Adams, Alice Bilbrey, Elizabeth Bristow, Violet Barnett, Dorothy Beymer, Margaret Brant, Barbara Black, Nadine Ballard, Margaret Bernhard, Doris Banks, Loretta Brazil, Gloria Arver, Kay Bostian. Top Row-Louis Baker, Kenneth Bourland, Ricardo Bruns, Charles Armstrong, Jerry Aldridge, Irma Byrd, Rita Allen, Arthur Brooks, Darold Bell, Harold Bernhard, Tommy Button, Dean Benson, Vance Boughner, Billy Berry. Establishing a splendid example for future lower classmen, this years' Sophomore class was quick to grasp its fundamental responsibilities. Whole-hearted partici- pation in extra-curricular activities, and high scholastic attainments were the key notes of a successful year. President-Ernie Vandenberg Vice-President-Thelma Wright Secretory-Treasurer-Joyce Adams 52 of . 'f' .s.ima'i'vs rf. Film Bottom Row-Gary Fletcher, Robert Cuit, James Howard, Lloyd Holmes, Robert Leonard, Lynn Heath, Vic Hansen, Roy Jones, Bob Harsh, Erwin , Jefferies, Don Henry. Middle Row-Wanda Holleman, Mary Mathews, Betty Manning, Mary Hodge, Jeanne Mabrey, Elaine Hartog, Viola Howerton, Alice Landa- vazo, Beverly Hawley, Joyce McCain, Billy Mathis, Charles Lily. Top Row-Dot Lilly, Louise Heiselt, Ealene Laws, Shirley Holeman, Pat Hinkel, Barbara Johnston, Joyce Kenny, Mary Kotoft, Leatha Hooper, Roy Dean Kutcher, Thomas Jones, Jack Martin, James Hillhouse, Robert Meadows. 48 Bottom Row-James Goodman, Charles Dunkelman, Davey DeWeese, Roy DeAtley, Gilbert Cron, Jack Chipman, Lew Cusey, Jack Elser, Dwayne Church, Don Comstock, Douglas Granaide, Tom Gentle. Middle Row-Alma Cooley, Margie Durham, Shirley Dales, Paulene Dobbins, Ida Mae Eades, Leota Calbert, Violet Duiguid, Bernice Davis, Dola Mae Choate, Bobbie Dixon, Edith Cook, Jane Adams, Lucille Book. Top Row-Hollis Fincher, Raymond Detviller, Johnny Cunningham, Sonny Franks, Gilbert Forbes, Beverly DeShon, Lorretta Cooley, Betty Griffin, Etta Golson, Marilyn Files, Alberta Cable, Joann Dodd, Carole 'il Mull, .,, ,ts 49 x -Q is ? 1 LJ 'x X51 fn, v qv 4 i Us 4 he 55? ?Xf if ,.Lfvls usi+Wl, , 'X ...M 'mnmzi 1.8 QW ,riffs N Bottom Row-Johnny McNichols, Johnny Moore, Norman Mathews, Ronald Naef, Don McGee, Kenneth Motherway, Tom McDaniel, Howard Solomon, Joe Mullicane, David Murray. Middle Row-Joan Rose, Lizzie Rogers, Dorothy Paulsen, Bernice McKnight, Janet Miller, Jean Nelson, Carol Phillips, Donna Platzek, Margaret Mosher, June McKinney, Eula Nesmith, Jane Orsburn. Top Row-Wayne McCullough, Ronnie Charles, Ed Motashy, Johnny Nelson, Ann Rockhill, Maurice Nichols, Margaret Mclemore, Bonnie Randeau, Jimmy Morris, Don Nichols. Bottom Row-Bill Wright, Carroll Zachary, Pat Thurman, Don Salmon, Ed Strickler, Jerry Wright, Eugene Whalen, Sidney Wingert, Grant Sheperd, Richard Smith, Dennis Phelps, Louis Summers, Leon Watts, Virgil Dodson. Middle Row-Neal Wilhiete, Carl Williams, Roger White, Ernie Town- send, Raylene Van Weezel, Ruth Robinson, Helen Smith, Leona West, Barbara Williams, Beverly Smedley, Shirley Williamson, Dolores Seese, Margie Shetterley, Edith Winkle, Peggy Thompson, Virginia Shinkle. Top Row-Sidney Gardner, Bill Smith, Harold Riley, Lavada Woodall, Ruth Sanders, Delores Kaiser, Darlene Kuzminski, Mary Tingley, Ruby VanCurler, Bonnie Simmons, Malinda Schwab, Nancy Washam, Wanda Samley, Betty Their, Thelma Wright, Ernie Vandenberg. 51 SH '.fI gv I - , . , K Q,x'ffw fig. f . as .ga M . Y I.,zfg.vI.m q i? ff, Ifgrygfx-... If. if wg-If-1 , . -X54 If x F,f' L'i'-Q i, fx 5 Ig as -5 5 L. I II-1 V utfa. 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This building, impossible to describe because of its beauty and modern facilities,,has made it possible for us to have adequate assembly pro- grams, and community affairs. Also added to our campus was a new football field with bleachers that would seat the entire student body. New shops, trees, shrubs and a flower garden were also seen. Yes, as we returned in the fall we truly felt that something new had been added. I sa Owmewwm ...f .I W...- P - X f -fi 'X vf Q'1.if f f ' 4- ' . Q I' ' K uv- 9- owo , X . A 1 U! X ,,,.x..f-- , . ,jr .14 .k., ,. vm, . Q 1. ,. '-- A , . L?x,,,,31. 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A ' 0 D 0 ,.,...,. . . . . , , , , . . . , , . . . . , , . . .1 ' ' 1 U'0.0.a. .'.' . , - ,',',0.' . ., . 5 0 1 0.0.0.a.'. ...yn . ,... . .A . - .,.,.g.2. . .H x i 8' 5 ff, in --'-'-'.f.g.g.g., .,. . 4 i Y Joyce Ann Daugherty A very actlve lnttle Sensor here at BG H S has been chosen Charger Queen of 1950 Joyce has blond halr and green eyes She belonged to several clubs here on the B G campus those being G A A Latm C S F and Drama In her sophomore year she was treasurer of the class It seems her favorite pastime IS swlmmlng but she would rather be with Blll When asked what she remembered most here whlch were usually very low She also stated that on the lighter side she enloyed very much the League Dances Usually she could be seen around the campus with Aleta Hall Lorralne Blehn and Bonme Johnson Her future ambstlon IS to go Into Soclal Service Work and be the mother of five children Z-1 S Os A. ,Q 63 . . . ' ' ' ' I i 4' . I ' . .I . . . , . . . ., Q . X at B.G. she replied: My advanced Biology test grades, I I ' V X . . . . . . , s - ' . ,f -- wh . V X 2 1--Q . , 9 s A .Q 4 5 . y 1 The Junior Princess for the Charger of 1950 is Sandra Otos. Since Sandy ar- rived in the fall of 1948 she has been very busy serving on committees for dif- ferent activities. She is a pretty blond with hazel eyes, and spends most of her weekends skating. Sandy's favorite food is that good old Southern fried chicken. Remembered most here on the B.G. campus was play- ing badminton until 5 o'clock. Her future ambition seems to be a very active field, that being a pianist. Our congratulations to you, Sandra Otos. iksfifi f r mn? 3'gwn0Sj3g,n'3, so .gl j fr .. . K , , . .aging f ' 1 , tg: Q f .5 O- few li Q, , .9 . ' Jmwowg o o 5 9.55,- .ou n . .05 fl .'.' .45 Lg' , Q '.'o.o.' 00 , so' . 54.0, U Q -IS IA I O 1 hun .0 any .00 ,oc -l'l'l'H umm an :Ball 4 0 Etta Marie Golson has been chosen Sophomore Princess for the Charger of 1950 Although Etta IS a student of B G for lust one year, she has been a very active and well known llttle gal Her halr as a llght shade of brown, and her smlllng eyes are a mce shade of hazel Really she shyly confesses that she llkes any klnd of food as long as It IS eatable but she especially lakes spare rubs with that speclal hot sauce The thing most remembered thus past year was the fun at lunch time fwhlch she stated could be longerj Her future ambltlon as one which as a very notable field that bemg Teachmg Our congratulations to you, Etta Mane Golson O P' 2 as WK O 5 A A Q-Q-L! Aww Br0dY rfn 6, at SM 79 M, A0604 Sharm' Teters X 66 Nancy Washam Bobble Groves Bob Lloyd Sharon Teters .lack Gannon Lnane Murphy, Carmen Flowers, Dorothy Marhnson, and Irma Aldrldge, Esther Troop Knot IH pncturej . .,t Q QR . :su , X , Xb l Mf- -ij I' f xx 1 fn wa ihIr'n'iWX!7, . 'VUJI X 1- - 5x . Q Q! X . v , n it it V. 2. g - r 1 . T' l , K , X v ,f - Yi- K , ' 5 A v . Y K 3 . , . Q I , A' ll , .4 .YN I - I I I I ? W Zdctofz Bob Lloyd ' '14, W Dead llne dlzzy IS the best way to describe the members of the Annual Staff We have had from the very beglnnlng the ambltlon determination and a very strong deslre to present a book that would long be remembered by you the reader And so It IS wlth a great deal of pride that we finlsh and close the last page of the annual and see you open the first page of the 1950 Charger Pcwze ap Scam Llane Murphy ?a4we44 Helen Choate EN Sala Dorothy Martinson 16:6 Seldom Nancy Washam Bell Gardens High School's leading news- paper has been noted for its keen news coverage stlrrmg edltorlals sparkling sports and breathlessly funny features But we must nn all fairness admlt that any other hugh school gournallsm department could do as well If we may have but one wlsh It IS that all future Scrollusts will have the ambition gemus and above all the modesty which we exhibited thus year Glllhsd JY JW' 'A i I' l 1 ,l Ardls McDaniel Gnlbert Chesterton Bob Kastenboum Thelma Wrlght Wanda Holleman Calra Maher Bonme Walsner Rhoda Lee Gerry X Goodman gdcfofz Bob Kqsfenbqum Gllbert Chesterton Ardls McDaniel HWIIIGTUII M ee ff an' 4 Zgf wk-mw,,,z5.,,, ff In M 3 ?4,q iff f 3 Z4 f Clara Maher n . V tu' ,.. . . . . . ' jg, I Y . ' . . . . T J f U 1 -gp . I . . . y g Sam! 3 I I I . . I I 'x,f,yW. l' Q-Q ' ' . A . L, 1' fl r WXQF P pts - ' 1 U xx V . 'pf '-rs g '53 lif t 'c ': fk- -- ' - .',V ,' 7y,v.4,Ay,v 2 -Q ll Q 7l'lf'11l'fff 3 T V ,ff ,ffumff , - ,J - NL!! 4 a ff- V s.t l fp y t +4 ' at ' ' 1 -. 5 If ff, X! I4 9 wr We 1 , y Zkww-Ekhun FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Bobby Banks, Foreman. Mrs. Lyon, Architect. The first social was a Banquet for the installation of olticers in China Town. A field trip was made to Pasadena City College. All during the year at different times the boys taught at Laguna grammar school, and the girls at Colmar. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Ella Mae Kirby, Foreman. Mrs. Barnes, Architect. They have iour- neyed to Whittier College on a field trip. A semi formal banquet with only C.S.F. members, a few teachers and some C.S.F. alumni attending was held March 9. LATIN CLUB David Jacobson Foreman Miss Trosper Architect The Duces this year went on a picnic to Orange Park They also conducted a Roman Banquet where they came In costume represent ing various Gods and Godesses he roes and heroines of ancient times During the banquet they ate with their hands as the Romans did -enri- '59 4,2-i ' SPANISH CLUB Donna Platzek, Foreman. Miss Tros- per, Architect. The Conquistadores took a trip to Olvera Street where they bargained in Spanish for Pinata fills for the Christmas party. The French, Spanish, and Latin clubs together gave the annual all school Christmas party. 70 1 33 53 -g,,.ipff '5 wwf' FRENCH CLUB Alice Young Foreman Miss Trosper Architect This year the Cavaliers took a tield trip to Pasadena City College to hear an illustrated lecture in French on the Modern French Movie. 514' M J !fi,Q2.T K. jg, wax' F g 'Q'-'Nr 3 MIXED CHORUS Mr. Mueller, Director. The Mixed Chorus is the largest musical organiza- tion in the school. Its activities include singing at different community affairs such as, Kiwanis Club, etc. They have also performed several times for school events which included the Christmas Program. GIRLS GLEE Mr. Mueller, Director. The girls glee was a more active group this year than it has been in the past. They sang for difterent P.T.A. and community groups. They attended the Music Festival at Leuzinger High School in the spring. 'I . I 1 'L Siafmh ' It I' xl., is 9 l?xlei?W ,5 ' '1II ' I v U 1 I I - v . h ,, Ay. - ,. -5 El' M -. . -. I-'D fx. in lllffv PQEQ 'rv ' -nil .mah BOYS GLEE Mr. Mueller, Director. The boys glee is a voice developing class that does not perform as a group, but out of which certain students are chosen to supplement the boys section of the Mixed Chorus. 71 Wow: SQUARE DANCE CLUB These boys and girls meet once a week in the gym. Here they dance the popular squares and the round. They were invited to a playday May 21, and several groups attended this. ORCHESTRA Mr. Mueller, Director. Since this was their first year -the string ensemble had few activities except for their par- ticipation in the Christmas pageant. The orchestra students practiced by themselves most of the time. 35. .ji AQ d?, .1 E .R 5, , , r - -A . r. .i,,,1 -..: W, , L- T' ,, 4' fit ' -as T. A ' A M i? i 4 , it I V . TC' l 1 if 3 WY wa MJ DRAMA Mrs. Ellenbogen, Architect. As an organized group, the dramatic stu- dents have seen several of the U.S.C. plays. They have given us fine assem- blies and they took a large part in the Christmas program. The class itself helped with the production of the Se- nior Play, Dear Ruth. The class voted for the two outstanding drama stu- dents of the year. -Q-.-L.. . JUNIOR RED CROSS Fern Dustin Foreman Mrs McDon ough Architect They have lourneyed to Pasadena to a convention where they heard several speakers from va nous schools The oblect of the club is to make things for the veterans hos pitals lx JUNIOR STATESMEN OF AMERICA Charles Ryan, Foreman. Mr. Bauer, Architect. The Junior Statesmen got oft to a rousing start which included a field trip to Huntington Memorial Li- brary, and a regional convention at Mark Keppel. A few members at- tended the State Convention in Sacra- mento. They also went to San Gabriel Mission. E' COMMERCIAL CLUB Jo Ella Browning Foreman Mrs Sapers Architect All students who have commercial sublect are consid ered members of the Commercial Club They visited the Los Angeles stock ex change and the Remington Rand Co and the Sawyer School of Business. SONG LEADERS The Sponsors of the Song Leaders are Mass Wilson and Mr Hoover They were elected the first of thus year and have done a grand 'ob representmg our school at various trmes They were seen at the football and basket ball games showing plenty of vltoluty and splrlt CHEER LEADERS The Sponsors are Mlss Wrlson and Mr Hoover The Cheer Leaders have done a great lob thus post year cheer mg on our teams and lust like our teams, they have never let us down. 74 ri as VARSITY CLUB Mr Doner Faculty Advisor Qunncy Forrester President The fellows thus year went on a beach party and had a banquet for all athletes During the year they performed various duties such as tlcket sellmg at games and being officials at several athletic events .lIB:: HY Robert Hunter Foreman Mr Smith Architect The Hi Y fellas have gone to Montebello to have a meeting with Montebello s Hi Y They sponsored the Dutch Irish Day and at the close of the year they had a party at which they elected new officers for the com mg year it gc RADIO Harold Beal Foreman Mr Long Architect The purpose of the club is to foster Interest in electronics and amateur radio This year they have gone on a field trip to Griffith Park attended a party at Montebello with the Montebello Radio Club and have gone on a snow trip where they took radio equipment ,L N. PROJECTION CREW This small group of boys are all selected from the various radio classes. They ran the movies for classes and also those presented to the Student Body in the Auditorium. 75 u ,lI wr-.. A..,..l,,.r -Q-V. 1, - Q: it 3- STAGE CREW Mr Long Faculty Advisor LeRoy Spann Captain The Stage Crew has 11 GIRLS LEAGUE Liane Murphy, Foreman. Mrs. Evers, Architect. The Girls' League is a club, of which every girl is a member. The activities this year have been: Hello Day for sophomores, the Campus Capades, tree movie for entire Student Body, a Fashion Show for all the girls, and several other activities which were climaxed by the voting of the one girl that had accomplished most for Girls League this past year 5'f .ii been a ver active group all year If Y taking the responsibility of setting up and tearing down the auditorium for all assemblies They ran movies for the various classes and helped decor ate the gym when there were dances ai WS J STUDENT STORE The Student Store under the cap able management of Anneta Hankms and Miss Neely faculty advisor has done a grand lob this past year The Student Store was open before school at nutrition noon and after school Students could buy pencils paper notebooks and many other school sup plies OFFICE SECRETARIES AND NURSE The leaders in the office have had a very busy year keeping the attend ance and other records straightened out They are Miss Evelyn Hants sec retary of the vice principals Mrs Mil dred D Welden attendance clerk and Mrs Frances H Sommers secre tary to the principal With the guidance of our nurse Mrs Rath we had a very healthy year 1' T? 7 CUSTODIANS The custodians have been working hard this past year to keep our rooms, halls 'and grounds clean We thank them for the good lob they have done Mr Joe Parque, with the assistance of Mr Walter A Ballew, Mr James E Dale, Mr John F Cousland, Mr. Robert P. McLaren, and gardner Mr. Harry G Learnon, have all done a great lob. UB ,sl-5 STUDENT CAFETERIA This IS a selected group which helps prepare the food for nutrition and lunch If you were to walk into the cafeteria work room you would prob ably hear laughing and singing But even though they had their light mo ments they did a very good lob .D r w Kiln ini llnnunq f EYQQWH 1.41 i J .J-L ,564 f Q- : in fi ' gl x 1 1 s - 2 1 4ln5. ,.- 0: ' y . , QW: 3' fs ww, ,,1' fm v- Q 1 , . 12553 GUM I INU 8 I ,,,, I , , SPX' f','.fX .. 1 if ' ISVILLE SLUG P KX , lx i XXXXN 77 14 . .f 8 A , if P4 'Q A '4 A. A.-sf..'lJ 'ff 4f4 Qg.g1a,'.'-'-'Lf' J' K 56, 4 48 za 4244 4314 '16 'ZUM3 .' z ? it gqyfl' -' 27 sa6 24 2 49 Q7 '- W Qewl Q1 4 gg 1 1 8 3 31 s se 1 . 9 ze 5,5 fa-.xx P X 'S' I S 'fi ff gf, 2 5 ffwf-+4if'5f4 QQ- Hi X . . .iii Y, quw I Q A 4 k gk ' r K+ V' 4 , a 'Z ' I t. '. I ' s-av A 4 gi 555573 me-W it-4. l BEE FOOTBALL Coach Emery Doner's Bee football team unfortun- ately was not equipped with the same amount of luck and ability, as they showed fight and spirit, they finished the season in the ever tough Foothill League. They ended the season with a record of one win against 8 defeats. Their one win was a T9-6 encounter with Covina. The Lancers finished seventh, which was no shame considering the odds that faced them. One of the squad's most outstanding plays of the year was a completed pass from Les Mabey to Jack Bell, good for 50 yards. Robert Smith, Johnny Moore and Earl Fancher proved to be rugged, merciless linemen. Doner also made exceptionally fine runners out of Les Mabey and Lloyd Wooler. Other mainstays on the squad were Jack Elser, Jack Bell, Blaine Keller, Art Kutcher, Vance Blakely, Billy Antoine, John Mc- Nichols, Ernie Vanderberg, and Robert Hunter. 1-,xzmx if Xi. ,,,. K 'Fur 'K S OV 'fx V Top Row-Left to Right-Bob Shepherd, Earl Fancher, Johnny Moore, Jack Elser, Joe Risser, James Thomas, Red Hodges, Johnny McNicolls, Jack Bell, Dick Lockyer, Leslie Maybe, Blaine Keller, Don Henry. ' i Bottom Row-Left to Right-Mr. Doner, Tommy Bailes, Art Kutcher, Bob Smith, Lloyd Woolery, Vance Blakely, Billy Antoine, I Billy Mathis, Jack Eades, Don Benst d, R Todd, B b Hunter, Laughton Lindberger, Mr. Pike. . ,E fn it , 1 . .V Y, fy, ea oy o 'KC 'av N 5 S f , ,yrs-- W .4-4'-'Y vnu, 'M V'-71? 4-at 'biza- Mem-mag luis ahah J, J I 'X f,.-'M-fm 1'1 'fs' sf K ' ,, -N 1. 1 Wt MS? -A' . , f,4f,., Y Q - 4 f X- Q-A : QA- New' W '- 'wil . A gy - 4 ,, 1- 1- .f Q N '.A. W '- -.'Q ' X I' su -54 , -Qi- ' .,, K Q K K M 'gi' am xl- airing 5 1:2 ' . 1' -A . I .F s. ' 'ff mg Q '-my 'J , 539' i nigbsifjififs' 'Q T fi. 'K 5 wr.: '55 -iiillvwiiif 'S' ' 3 1 0 T4 ' 9' 7 .-.-. s gf 2' iii: 5' .v X C' , B Lf Vim 22vW'8-an fm, I V A .X ' 31 ,.. P . qt ,ii 30-Xa.-a-'auf N s-.U 4 .iw mliirillkkxi .-wk iv v . Y 0 . I hy, aw I , I 4 sf. . af? I I I I 5. , 1 .t I if I i ' A t gf: A 1 ts , 1: r - O -'L x we .Z , .5 nm-fr Af UI...-'I , + I 'Q wwf it ii X 'ti 'M' 1 1 Y Q-ti , 'z '- -X 1 'Wi 4 N . . 1 ' N . K. , 4 . T' , a , . 4 Q 'Q any N L ' s f' X JL, - A n j- Q : A I. .1 As this copy merrily goes to press, the Junior Varsity Baseball team is embarked on a Foothill champion- ship drive. Although they have had only one league game, they knocked over Burbank, their first ob- stacle, 7-5. They lost the first practice tilt, a real heart-breaker, to Montebello 2-O, despite the brilliant pitching of Sophomore Jerry Wright. Games with El Monte and Montebello were also on their practice schedule. George Pike, a student teacher, took the reigns of the squad and produced championship quality. Some of the hardballers who should go places on the Varsity are: Sophomore Don Nickols, .lack Elser, George Burns, Grant Sheperd and Jerry Wright. . ,4 A fer-fi' X 1 N X , . 1 ,k. ,4 xxx vt. I b , . Fi? XX . QQ , 1 4 Y f'N.q Q w 'ff is 5. X I mfg. -.. H. R M its: ,pi l .4 t5s1.,,,f. L f,w Q ,mix A. 53, Q5 mf, 2,74 .. I I.. f N 'WQ- io Top Row Left to Right-Mr. Latimer, Raymond Heuman, Ernie Willing- hous Ronald Thiele, R. J. Blanken, James Hoyle, Don Elser, Eddie Martin Bob Steward, Vance Blakely, Jack Gannon, Bob Hunter, Vlylie 1Strickland, Bob Lloyd, Johnny Moore, Jack Bowers, Jay Booth, - Billy Antoine. A A ' 1' K sw as VARSITY BASEBALL As these pages grind through the presses, the final results of the Lancer baseball campaign are not known. Marshall Latimer's merry men opened the season in fair style, taking two of their three initial encounters, both from the Anaheim Colonists. James Hoyle, Eddie Martin and Bob Stewart shared the mound duties with Jack Gannon handling most of the back-stopping. Other regulars included: Bob Hunter, Bob Lloyd, Fred Heincecke, Bobby Dawes, Wiley Strickland, Jack Bowers, Billy Antoine, Billy Davis, Vance Blakely and Quincy Forster. s - fd, 11 ' tj 44f,'.' 1 1 A 7 ' is 2 Q. A ' A X, fm.a.....g 1 8 s ' an Q Ml: I 5 x I 43' Wei: aqui! 'rail , if 53, 'Z -- Wa. '3- ,.,,,,,:-4.-uf- '4!'vnganoam,. 'inis V' VARSITY TRACK Bell Gardens varsity squad was furnished plenty of competition this season by other fast-stepping Foot- hill League rivals. lt was a lack of quantity, not quality that kept the Lancers from climbing further up the championship ladder. Returning lettermen were: Don Colton, Les Mabey, Max Hull, Don Lounsbury, Mark Norton, LeRoy Spann, Leon Woolery, and David Brown ' Lv ,N . JI ' wr'-qs-1' A 111: i H M n I , . N, ' 5 H11 z' Y ff-4. we Tm' 'iii Ya T' ' A hiv fi' ii BEE TRACK The Bees suffered from the same shortage of num- as their fellow classmates. Returning monogram wearers were: Billy Bernhard, James Griffin, Lawton Lineberger and James Thomas. i-x- CEE TRACK Most proficient point producers for the Cee track- sters were Blas Sabala, Bob Perkins and Jerry Aldrich. The manpower shortage again took its toll at meets with larger schools. 1 H-va'-.Mr AMN' Q. n-nr-fn? H K Ark -lun u 3 BA 4,2 ,. Miss Wilson Miss Guhl F . V Mrs. Culbert G.A.A. OFFICERS Top Row - left to right - Miss Wilson, Joyce Gilbo, Joyce Adams, Ella Mae Kirby, Betty Antoine, Mary Harrison, Miss Guhl. Bottom Row - left to right - Ardis McDaniel, Sandra Otos, Helene Fair, Beverly Arthur, Mary Lou Delano, Yvonne Williams. The G. A. A. had a very successful year with the leadership of Betty Antoine and her capable board. The main events of the fall semester included a barn party, a play day at El Monte, the initiation party, and the Executive Board meeting at Montebello. The spring semester included a play day at Alhambra. The final event of the year was an Awards Banquet SENIOR Top Row-Eleanor Sneider, Louise Mehan, Betty Antoine, Gerry Goodman, Peggy Collins, Dorothy Hodson. Bottom Row-Ella Mae Kirby, Irma Aldridge, Candy Cattey, Shirley Adams, Bonnie Waisner, Alice Machel. JUNIOR Top Row-Carol Hindman, Anneta Hankins, Olivia Smith, Joyce Call, Dona Caster. Second Row-Carol Stringfellow, Columbine Thayer, Yvonne Williams, Ardis McDaniel, Ruby Dahlem, Minnie Wright, Inez Neal, Shirley Rawley. Bottom Row-Arlene Gray, Evelyn Burton, Doris Moore, Sandra Otos, Billie Evans, Mary Lou Delano. SOPHOMORE Top Row-Viola Howerton, Betty Thier, Gloria Arver, Margaret Brant, Jean Nelson, Eula Nesmitt, Esther Throop, Bonnie Burns Bottom Row-Elaine Hortog, Joyce Adams, Doris Banks, Kay Bostian, Louise Hieselt, Dorothy Lilly, Etta Golson. SOPHOMORE Top Row-Donna Platzek, Jane Orsburn, Alberta Cable, Carol Phillips, Ann Duiguid, Mary Kotoft. 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