Canton High School - Flash Yearbook (Canton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

The Senior Class presents the FLASH ROW TWO: Mr. Ellis, sponsor; Emma Ruth Smith, Music; Diane Done, circulation; Harold Collins, Donald Hawkins, business and advertising; Kenneth Cam pen, classes; Ronald Clark, clubs and special groups; Stanley Wilson, agriculture; Nellie Ann Constantz, circulation. ROW ONE: Barbara Allen, editor; Darlene Jacobs, associate editor; Frances Klusmeier, pictures; Rose Mary Knoche, clashes; Marguerite Clark, Art; Darlene Rothfuss, Home Economics; Bill Owen, boys athletics; Norma Jean Schafer, Music; Ruby Shew, Home Economics; Bob Taylor, Agriculture; Joe Edwards, clubs and special groups. SPONSOR: J. RUSSELL ELLIS CANTON HIGH SCHOOL CANTON, MISSOURI 1950 1 z Dedication To Our Parents We, the Senior Class of 1950, dedicate this annual to our parents as an expression of appreciation for the time and effort they have spent directing our thoughts and deeds to higher ideals. 3 High School Song Long live our C. H. S. With her students so brave ana true. May she ever stand for the right, And be ready and willing to do. In times of our games or in class. May her loyalty be the same; Upholding, protecting, defending, And guarding her honored name. « Then here s to our H. S. of C. t To her may we e er be true. t At home or when we re far away, Let us pay her the tribute due. Her colors of red and white Fill our hearts with the loyal love. For they stand for the truth and the right. As proudly they wave above. 4 J. RUSSELL ELLIS Superintendent Mathematics B. S. Culver Stockton College, M.A. University of Missouri, Graduate Student U. of Iowa. FRANCIS WALTER Social Science B. S. Kirksville State College, Graduate Student-Kirksville St. EDNA BEEZLEY Vocational Home Economics B. S. University of Missouri Graduate Student U. of Missouri, Graduate Student A. M. College Colorado. KATHERINE S. MOTLEY English A. B. Missouri Valley College, Graduate Student-U. of Missouri. RAYMOND R. MARTIN Principal Science and Music A. A. Central Wesleyan, Diploma in Piano, B. A. Culver-Stockton College M. A. University of Missouri. FRANK SMITH Vocational Agriculture B. S. University of Missouri. M. Ed. University of Missouri. 6 LEWIS COUNTY HISTOR.CAL SOC.ETY FRANCES DELANEY Business B. S. Kirksville State College M. A. CSCE, Greeley, Colorado ALBERT BROWN Junior High Physical Education and Basketball B. A. Culver-Stockton College MABEL McCLAIN Study Hall and Junior High A. B. Culver-Stockton College Graduate Student-Washington U. St. Louis EDA GRAY Secretary to Superintendent JESSE B. LINDLEY Boys B. B. Coach-Science Math. A. B. Park College Graduate Student-Western III. SHIRLEY SCHLAGER Secretary to V. T. P. 7 MERLE STORK, President K. O. BONE, Vice-President J. H. HARTMANN. Secretary Board of Education LOUIS F. BOEGER 8 R. MARVIN ZENGE, Treasurer HENRY O. LLOYD Senior Class Officers Diane Bone, President; Bob Taylor, Vice-President; Marguerite Clark, Secretary; Emma Ruth Smith, Treasurer; Harold Collins, Student Council Representative. Not shown is Becky Sue Raines, Student Council Representative. Who Would Have Thought It HAROLD COLLINS ANN CONSTANTZ JOE EDWARDS DONNIE HAWKINS DARLENE JACOBS I 10 ROBERT JANNEY HAROLD LOGSDON BECKY RAINES RUBY SHEW RUTH SMITH BOB TAYLOR Senior Class History t At the beginning of the school year 1938-1939, the nucleus of the class of 50 entered the doors of C. H. S. to begin their twelve year stay, in which time each one was to learn all that there is to know. This nucleus was composed of thirty-eight pupils, eleven of which remained the full stretch in C. H. S. The eleven tried and true are as follows: Harold Collins, Joe Edwards, Donald Hawkins, Robert Janney, Harold Lee Logsdon, Bob Taylor, Nellie Ann Constantz, Darlene Jacobs, Becky Sue Raines, Ruby Shew, and Emma Ruth Smith. This sterling group of young Americanhood fluctuated in number through the years until at cap and gown time we are twenty-three strong. Durjyig our first six years we were watched over and guided by Miss Pauline Kiess in the first grade, Miss Leta Schlager in the second, Miss Velma Wolfmeyer in the third, Miss Merle Shore in the fourth, Miss Gladys Maiers in the fifth, and Mrs. Mary Frances Nichols in the sixth. At the completion of our studies under these able pedagogues, we were advanced to the Junior High, where we were greeted by Mrs. McClain, and Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Here under the splendid mentorship of Mr. Brown, we learned our English forward and backward. At the end of our seventh year, Mrs. Brown retired (we hope not because of us) and was replaced by Miss Maurene Boulware. With further advice we were released from Junior High and paroled as Freshmen to Mr. Martin. Here the wonders of Science were revealed to us daily by F. W. Smith, General Science teacher and Psychologist. Mrs. Doyle, who has since retired, guided us safely through our second year in high school. Our first year as upperclassmen, under the supervision of Mrs. Beezley, was destined to be our busiest and most fruitful year. During this year s we raised a record amount for the school fair ($290.00 -- which still wasn t enough to win), and presented an orchestra at the' Junior-Senior Prom for the first time. Among our accomplishments in our Senior year were a trip to the Lake of the Ozarks and the completion of our twelve year term in C. H. S. This completes our history to this day upon which we are turned loose upon an unsuspecting world. Senior Class Prophecy Class of 1950 The Class of 1950 is holding its reunion at the beautiful Riverview Park in and on the Mississippi River. This being the year of 1965, we find gathered at the tables the graduates, their husbands, wives, an children. Leading the conversation, as usual, we find Barbara, Call-Her-Jake Allen Schafer with her husband, Larry, and three somewhat bewildered children. In addition to being a wife and mother, Barbara holds two or three part time jobs and does custom knitting in her spare time. Sitting next to Barbara, we see the great concert pianist, Ruth Smith, who has left behind her many thrilled audiences as well as many broken hearts. She has not yet married because she can find no one who can support her in the fashion she is accustomed to. Next to her we catch a glimpse of the Johnsons, a prosperous looking couple. They are recognized as the founders of the hospital clinic located out in the beautiful suburban Canton. Although slightly changed by marriage, you will recognize Mrs. Johnson as the former Nellie Ann Constantz. They live across the new bridge in East Canton and are the proud parents of a whole basketball team of five boys. And here bouncing along, comes Coach Bone, the gridiron queen of Harvard. She became the first female football coach of a large college and did so well that she now has a steady job. Her boys are now home sobering up for the final game of the year. She always was a soft-hearted soul. And at the next table, we see the millionaire banker, J. Donald Hawkins, and his new bride, a fair-haired girl who needs no further introduction. She has been his private secretary for the past two years. On Donnie s right, we see none other than Francis Collins, known to us as Harold. He is the genial host of this privileged meeting, which is to celebrate his being re-elected as the youngest mayor of Canton. Leaning against the wall, we observe the distinguished looking W. S. Wilson, one of the nations most successful cattle raisers. Although slightly crippled from an earlier fall off the high heels of his cowboy boots, he went on to make a tremendous success of his ranch and now is so well off that he owns five Buick automobiles. Beside him stands R. L. Taylor, the famous authority on Dairy Husbandry. After receiving his Ph. D. from the University of Missouri, he traveled all over the world lecturing and teaching on this subject and is now comfortably situated on his dairy farm near Canton. Joining this prosperous group is George R. Clarjt, who after several years of scientific farming near Canton, took over F. W. Smith s job as Vocational Agriculture teacher at the high school. It is said that he carries on in typical Smith fashion. Over here drawing pictures of glamorous women on the tablecloth is famous New York dress designer and artist, Marguerite Clark, and beside her sits Darlene Rothfuss, who is a private secretary to a well known Wall Street broker. It is rumored that wedding bells will soon be ringing for her. On the other side of Marguerite, we find the former Rosemary Knoche. After graduation, she became world famous as a lady wrestler and only after her marriage did she give up the profession. She now lives with her husband and three children on a little farm north of Canton. 12 Look who is just now getting here. It is Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Burke, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Otte. Mrs. Burke is the former Becky Sue( Raines and Mrs. Otte is the former Darlene Jacobs, both old grads of the class of 50. Becky and Donnie are the proud owners of a fine chicken farm and are known the world over for their pedigreed chickens. Darlene and Chester now have three sets of twins, all boys, and one other girl. I guess that gives them a good excuse for being a little late. Harold L. Logsdon and Joe Edwards have gone into partnership and have done with peanuts what Wrigley did with gum. You will remember that as a boy, Harold Lee made a good living from his peanut machines in and around Canton. Well, the partners expanded the business and now have peanut machines all over the United States. The boys remain quite unaffected by their wealth, however, and are having a great time here today. Mrs. Norman Adams, the former Frances Klusmeier, was here a minute ago, but seems to have gone now. She was out in her back yard digging dandelions one day when all of a sudden, oil gushed up. Since then they have started an oil refinery and now furnish gas and oil to all the filling stations for miles around. Spud Owen, known by everyone for his undefeated football team, is recently reported engaged to a beautiful Hollywood starlet. Over here sweeping off the sidewalk is Ruby Shew, whose work at the broom factory inspired her to invent and patent a new type of broom which is being bought by everyone. She recently built a huge broom factory here in Canton, which is said to produce half the world s supply of brooms. Sitting over here gazing into space and meditating to himself is Kenneth Wilbur Campen, one of the smartest men in the country. After high school, Kenneth followed his yearning for higher education and went on to receive many degrees from leading colleges all over the world. He continues to astound the world daily with his brilliant thinking and complicated theories, ,, That short dark fellow over there is Rocky Janney, known to us as Bud. After high school Bud worked as a carpenter in Canton until a Hollywood talent scout discovered him. He became an overnight sensation in Hollywood and is now a second Alan Ladd. That woman over there trying to control those two kids is Mrs. L. Green whom we recognize as Norma Jean Schaffer. Norma and Leaun were married soon after she graduated from high school and now run the huge Greene Super Market in downtown Canton. The toot you just heard signals the arrival of the excursion boat that is to take us to St. Louis where we will be privileged t,o watch a baseball game between the Cardinals and Dodgers.t Our atjpiission won t cost a thing because the manager of the Cardinals, Kenneth Gabby Hunt has given us free tickets. Hunt broke into the organization as bat-boy soon after high school and rose so rapidly that he has been manager now for the past few seasons. It pught to be a good game even though the Dodgers are in the cellar. Well, everyone s aboard and anxious to be off so I 11 bid you goodbye. It s been a good reunion and I hope we cantget together again sometime and compare notes on what has happened to the class of 50. 13 JjTirrJ (S’ n - X' ■ NELLIE ANN CONSTANT Z Band 1 -2-3-4, Chorus 1 -2-3-4, Baton 1-2, Kirksville trip 1-2-3-4. Glee Club 2-3-4, Soprano solo 2-3-4, Columbia trip 2-3-4, Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4, Minstrel 1, Camera Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Christmas Play 1, Pep Squad 1-2-3, Soprano solo in Christmas play 2, National Education Program 1, Music Festival 3-4, Class Officer 1, Baccalaureate Choir 1-2-3, Mixed Quartet 2, Snooper staff 4, Operetta 1, Junior play, Senior pi y. Annual staff. ' jj(jJbtQj] . . BARBARA ALLEN Chorus 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Baton 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Kirksville trip 1.2-3-4, Columbia trip 2-3-4, Baton solo 2-3-4, Minstrel 1, Class officer 3, Baccalaureate choir 2-3-4, Operetta program 2, Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4, Christmas program 1-2, Pep Squad 2, NaV 4 ions T Education program 1, Llibrarian 2, Snooper staff 1 -2-3-4, Tumbling 3-4, Junior play, F.H.A. 2-3, Cheerleader 3-4, Play day 2-4. School News Reporter 4, Senior play. Music festival 3-4, Annual Editor. DONALD HAWKINS Basketball 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4. Band 1-2-3-4, Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4, Softball 1-2-3-4, Track 1, Minstrel 1, Boys; Sextet 1, Operetta 2, Junior play, Class president 2, Senior play, Snooper dtaff 1-2-3-4, Annual staff. HAROLD COLLINS Basketball 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Kirksville trip 1-2-3-4, Columbia trip 2-3-4, Student Council representative 2-3-4, Student Council representative 2-3-4, Student Council President, Junior play, Senior play, King candidate 4, Snooper Staff 1-2- 3-4, Minstrel 1, Music Festival 3-4, Minstrel 1, Annual Staff. DIANE BONE Basketball 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Band 2-3-4, Junior play. Class officer 4, Senior play, Service Club 3, Kirksville trip 1-2. 3-4 , Columbia trip 2-3-4, Minstrel 1, Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4, Snooper staff 2-4 Play day 2-3-4, Operetta 2, National Education program 1, Pep squad 1, Baccalaureate choir 1-2-3, Queen candidate 3, Christmas pro -gram 1-2-3-4, Snooper staff 4, Annin al staff. EMMA RUTH SMITH Chorus 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Class officer 1-2-3-4, Snooper staff 1-2-3-4, Office assistant 2, Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4, Queen candidate 2, Pep Squad 1-2-3-4, Piano solo 1-2- 3-4, Junior play, Minstrel 1, National Education program 1 Home Economics play 2, Tumbling 3, Glee Club accompanist 2, F.H.A. 2-3, Accompanist for solos 1-2-3-4, Accompanist for Junior High 1, Junior aide at Baccalaureate, Baccalaureate choire 1-2-3, Music Festival accompanist, Basketball manager 4, Play Day 4, Adrian Music Award 4, Senior play, Annual Staff. 14 NORMA JEAN SCHAFER Basketball 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Pep Squad 1 -2-3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Kirksville trip 1-2-3-4, Columbia trip 2-3-4, Dramatics Club 2-3-4, Camera Club 3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Baton 1-2, Operetta 2, Play Day 4, Baccalaureate Choir 1-2-3-4, Queen Candidate 1, Assembly play 1, Music Festival 3-4, Snooper Staff 4, Band 1, F. H. A. 2-3, Junior Aide at Commencement 3. Minstrel 1, Dramatics Club play 2 Annual staff 4, Christmas play 1-2-3-4. BECKY SUE RAINES Christmas play 1-2-3-4, F.H.A. 2-3, Basketball 1-2-3-4. Band 1-2-3-4, State Chorus 2-3-4, District Chorus 1- 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Chorus 1- 2- 3-4, Minstrel 1, Baton 1, Pep Squad 1-2-3-4, Home Economics play 2, Music Library 2, Operetta 2, Dramatics Club play 2, Class officer 3-4, Courtesy Award 2, Baccalaureate Choir 1-2-3, Annual Staff 4, Camera Club 3-4, Dramatics Club 2-3-4, Student Council 3-4, Assembly play 1, D.A.R. Award 4. BILL OWEN Basketball 2-3-4. Band 2-3-4. Soft-ball 2-3-4, Librarian 2, Dramatics Club 3-4, Track 3-4, Junior play, Snooper Staff 3-4, Kirksville trip 2-3-4, Annual Staff, Columbia trip 4, Senior play. I- '' ROBERT JANNEY Basketball 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Candidate for king 1, Snooper staff 4, Annual Staff 4. Chorus 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Minstrel 1, Christmas play 1-2-3, Music Festival 3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Kirksville trip 1- 2-3-4, Columbia trip 2-3-4, Dramatics Club 2-3-4, Home Economics play 2, F.H.A. 2-3, Class Officer 3, Pep Squad 1-2-3-4, Commerce Assemble 3, Operetta 2, Junior play. Senior play, Junior aide at Commencement 3, Camera Club 3-4, Editor of Snooper 4, Annual Staff, Baccalaureate Choir 1-2-3. FRANCES KLUSMEIER Dramatics Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2 3-4, Glee Club 2-3-4, Pep Squad 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Junior play 3, F.H.A. 2-3, Operetta 2, Camera Club 3-4, Music Librarian 2, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Christmas play 1- 2-3, Music Festival 3-4, Senior play 4, Education week program 1, Baccalaureate Choir 1-2-3, Kirksville trip 1-2-3-4, Columbia trip 2- 3-4, Minstrel 1, Assistant editor of Snooper 4, Annual Staff. 15 KENNETH CAMPEN V Chorus 1-2-3-4. Band 1-2-3-4,Music Festival 3-4, Vocational Agricultural 1-2, FJA. Meet 2,'Christmas program 1-2-3-4, Boys Quartet 1, Operetta Program 3, Junior Snooper Editor, Snooper staff 3-4, Passed Mo. Butter and Cheese Test 2. Softball 4, Kirksville Trip 1-2-3-4, Columbia trip 2-3-4, Baccalaureate Choir 1-2-3, German Band 3-4, Senior play. Annual staff. BOB TAYLOR Chorus 1-2-3-4, Ag. Meet 3-4, Bas«-ketball 1-2-4, Kirksville Ag. Contest 4, District and State Chorus Contest 4. MARGUERITE CLARK Chorus 1-2-3-4, Snooper Staff 2-3-4, Glee Club 4, Annual Staff 3-4, F.H.A. 2-3, Service Club 2, Librarian 4, Christmas Play 1-2-4, Class Officer 4, District Chorus 1-2-3-4, State Chorus 2-3-4, Office assistant 2, National Education Week play 1, Baccalaureate Choir 1-2-3, Snooper Staff. RUBY SHEW S Basketball 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Christmas play 2, Glee Club 3-4, Class play 1, FRA. 3, Vice-President of F.H.A. 3, District and State trip 3-4, Basketball Co-captain 4, Queen candidate 4, Snooper staff 4, Annual staff. KENNETH HUNT F.F.A. 2-3-4, Secretary of F.F.A. 4, Chorus 1-2-3, District and State Chorus Contest 4, Kirksville Ag. Contest 4, F.F-A. Play day 3-4, Softball team 4, Basketball manager 4. HAROLD LEE LOGSDON --Senior play 4, F.F.A. Boxing 3, Volleyball team 4. 16 M V % DARLENE ROTHFUSS Chorus 1-2-3-4, Baton 1, Christmas play 2. F.H.A. 2, Annual Staff 4, Snooper staff 4. ROSE MARY KNOCHE F.H.A. 2-3, Junior play 3, Chorus 1-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Snooper staff 4. STANLEY WILSON Chorus 1-2-3-4, F.F.A. Boxing 3. F.F.A. Basketball 3-4, F.F.A. Reporter 4, Camera Club 4, F.F.A. Livestock Judging team 4, Senior p y. JOE EDWARDS Chorus 1-2, Senior play, Vocational Agriculture 4, Basketball 4, Vocational Ag. radio play 4, Annual staff. RONALD CLARK Freshman program, Chorus 1-2, F.F.A. 2-3-4, F.F.A., Basketball 3-4, Track 3-4, School fair 3, Christmas play 4, Dairy Judging team 4, Radio skit 4. 17 Class Will I, Barbara Allen, bequeath my gift of gab to Henry Hendrickson who will need it in future years. I, Diane Bone, bequeath my giggle to Dorothy Plank. I, Kenneth Campen, bequeath my tenor voice to Chuck Downs. I, Marguerite Clark, bequeath my artistic talents to John Blue and Dick Shores. I, Ronald Clark, bequeath my witty remarks to Bill Rogers, the troubadour of Canton High. I, Harold Collins, bequeath my basketball ability to John Miller who will need it in the forthcoming season. I, Nellie Ann Constantz, bequeath my ability to get along with Mrs. Beezley to Dodie and Jett. I, Joe Edwards, bequeath my continually broken glasses to Hollis Emry. I, Donald Hawkins, bequeath my rattling Buick to Jim Smith so he won t get cold next winter. I, Kenneth Hunt, bequeath my sweet co-operative disposition to Bob Clinton. I, Darlene Jacobs, bequeath my blush to Georgia Klusmeier. I, Robert Janney, bequeath my talkative sister to anyone who might want her. I, Frances Klusmeier, bequeath my sewing ability to Barbara Fishback and Norma Jean Raliegh. I. Rose Mary Knoche, bequeath my quiet sweet disposition to Sam McDonald. I, Harold Lee Logsdon, bequeath my peanut machines to whoever will pay $250. for them. I, Bill Owen, bequeath my front teeth to John Walton, who may need them someday. I, Becky Sue Raines, bequeath my roll of tape on Donnie s ring to no one. Donnie may want it someday. I, Darlene Rothfuss, bequeath my ability to keep secrets to Bill Lewis. I, Norma Jean Schafer, bequeath my get-up and go to Orville White. I, Ruby Shew, bequeath my ability to keep from fouling to Margaret Blue. I, Emmf Ruth Smith, bequeath my first name to anyone who wants it because I don t. We, Robert Taylor, and Stanley Wilson bequeath our cowboy boots to Martha Bone and Lois Mae Jobe. 18 Ttiarguercfe JUNIORS Junior Class Officers Junior Class History In September of 1939, we first honored the Canton Public School with our presence, beginning our formal education under the very capable direction of Miss Pauline Kiess. Of the many smiling faces who started with us, we have only eight who have thus far suffered together and managed to complete eleven years. Those eight are: Alice Adams, David Bader, Hollis Emry, Billy Lee Lloyd, John Miller, Ramona Milnes, Dick Shores, and Jim Smith. Our officers in a very happy and successful Junior year are: President--Newton McCutchan Vice-President--William Tuley Secretary--Patsy Martin Treasurer--John Blue Student Council--Alice Adams and Jim Smith. 20 JOHN MILLER PATSY MARTIN ROBERT OTTE RAMONA MILNES DICK SHORES KATHLEEN WEEKS BELL TULEY NORMA BAUGHER 1 I Sophomore Class Officers Sophomore Class History In 1940, twenty-nine fateful but happy children entered the open doors of Canton Public School to become members of the first grade. Out of the original twenty-nine Bob Boeger, Jack Edwards, Patsy Hardin, Jett Hart, Deloras Hess, Dorothy Janney, Beverly Jobe, Bill Lewis, Judy Lillard, Frances McFadden, Bill Rickards have been through eleven encouraging and successful school years. In our eleventh year our class officers are: President—Judy Lillard Vice-President--Pat Owen Secretary--Dorothy Janney Treasurer--Bob Boeger Student Council--Bill Lewis MARGARET BLUE, BOB BOEGER. JIM CLARK, JACK EDWARDS, BARBARA FISHBACK 24 ROW ONE: Billy Kent Golden, Jett Hart, Georgia Klusmeier, Patsy Hardin, Bill Henderson. ROW TWO: Rose Alta Hendrickson, Deloras Hess, Dorothy Janney, Beverly Job. Bonnie Mae Kennedy. ROW THREE: Bill Lewis, Judy Lillard, Frances McFadden, Jimmie Martin. Pat Owen. ROW FOUR: Norma Jean Raleigh. Betty Sue Richardson. Bill Rickards. Bill Rogers. Doris Jean Rothfuss. ROW FIVE: Darlene Sommers, Judith Taylor, Pauline Unger, Harold Vice, John White. 25 26 Freshman Class Officers Freshman Class History We started to school September 1, 1940. Those who started and are still with us are as follows: Martha Bone, Betty Clark, Lois Curtis, Lois Mae Job, Shirley Ann McDonald, Evelyn Taylor, Charles Downs, George Edwards, Junior Emry, Charles Long, Bob Stone, Melvin Milnes, Raymond Irven, and Billy Sly. There are twenty-six pupils in our class now and our officers are: President----------Lois Curtis Vice-President - - -Martha Bone Secretary---------Evelyn Taylor Treasurer Shirley Ann McDonald Student Council - - Jim Lloyd CHARLENE BUAGHER MARTHA BONE, BETTY CLARK. JIMMIE COLLINS. NANCY CREAR. 28 ROW ONE: Lois Curtis, Charles Downs, George Edwards. Bryan Emry. Elaine Gorrell. ROW TWO: Henry Hendrickson. David Howard. Shirley Hunt. Raymond Irven. Lois Mae Job. ROW THREE: Shirley Ann Lanham. Jimmy Lloyd, Charles Long. Shirley Ann McDonald. Melvin Milnes. ROW FOUR: Billy Sly. Norman Spurgeon. Bob Stone. Evelyn Taylor. Warren White. 29 Eighth Grade Officers President, Allen Bevans; Vice-President, Bob Clinton; Secretary, Nancy Gamm; Treasurer, Dorothy Clark, Student Council, Mary Brown. ROW THREE: Don Amos. Sally Bayne, Allen Bevans, Richard Blue. Mary Brown. ROW TWO: Deloras Bruns, Billy Butler, Dorothy Clark, Robert Clinton. Doris Collins. ROW ONE: Janet Engendorf, Jeanette Engendorf, Joann Farr, Gracie Foust. Peggy French. 30 Eighth Grade ROW FOUR: Nancy Gamm, Darlene Glasgow. ROW THREE: Delbert Hayes. Ruby Hess, Brad Hoffman. Harry Hogge. Dorothy Houseman. ROW TWO: Joetta Job. Beverly Kerr, Harold Klusmeier, Marilyn Lewis. Peggy McCoy. ROW ONE: Uldine Mitts, Clara Rowe, Louis Ryan, Gene Scott, Elsie Shouse. 31 Seventh Grade Class Officers President, Pat Arvin; Vice-President, Shelby Job; Secretary, Barbara Moon; Treasurer, Larry Job; Student Council, Dickie Hendrickson. ROW THREE: Mary M. Alexander, Pat Arvin, Marcia Bader, Beverly Bringer, Caroline Brown. ROW TWO: Bobby Butler, Billie J. Clark, Bobby Cook, Marilyn Daniels, Carolyne Downs. ROW ONE: Johnny Graham, Dickie Hendrickson, Joallan Hootman, Wanetta Jacobs, Larry Job. 32 Seventh Grade ROW FOUR: ROW THREE: ROW TWO: ROW ONE: Shelby Job, Charles Lay, Deanne Leftwich, Elaine McFadden, Bobby Merrell. Shirley Milnes, Martha Mitts, Barbara Moon, Wayne Nichols, Albert Racette. Jimmy Rogers, David Sawdy, Betty Sly, Wanda Stein, Mary Ann Sweet. Lee Taylor, Bcbby Tuley, Charles VanTress, Carol Wayne Vestal, Bonnie Washburn, Orville White. 33 First and Sormsi fZrades ROW THREE: ROW TWO: ROW ONE: Patricia Smith, Ronnie Brace, Stella Ann Jacobs, Carolyn Horner, Butch Haskins, Wayne Rosecrans, Erena Mae Hudson, Allen Lillard, Gene Penick, Janice Phillips, Helen Blue, Susie Danes. Linda Turner, Kitty Erchtein, Eddie Watson, Peggy Watson, Lynn Richards, Beverly Nichols. Bonnie Day, Sandra Taylor, Gerald Lee Barkley, Danny St. Clair, Mrs. Bevans. Martha Jo Rogers, Jon Rogers, Donald Emery, Ronald Emery. Joan Galbraith, Jane Galbraith, Lurrene Sherwood, Larry Sherwood, Luther Kennedy, Barbara Knight, Josetta Zerull, Wayne Priebe, Marilyn Lay. ROW THREE: ROW TWO: ROW ONE: Mrs. Leeser, Joyce Kreeger, Jimmy Hawkins, Uordon Barnett, Agnes Shouse, George Johnson, James Pearl, Benny Burk, Mildred Sherwood, Lewis Zahn, Denny Zenge, Glen Wolf, Kenneth Collins, Donald McCullough. Bobby Joe Hardin, Glenn A. Miller, Shirley Sly, Billy Shouse, Judy Brennell, Glenda B. Bishop. Lottie Jacobs, Velma Jo Zenge, Joyce Johnson, Daisilee Chamberlain, Ester Kaylor, Johnny Hartman, Billy Nash, James Boeger. Ruth Ann Lau, Elaine Spurgeon, Nancy Horner, Denny Bill Hamilton, Gary Ingersoll, Donald Rothfuss, LeRoy Harscher, Wayne Milnes, Frankie Watson, Mary Pat Bayne, June Hendrickson, Judy Shores. 34 Third and Fourth Grades ROW THREE: Judy Hogg, Janet Zohn. Kent Leftwich, Dixie Mason. Ruth Ann Turner. Judy Daniels. Betty Marks. Teresa Echstein. Othelia Hess, Peggy Rowe, Harold Nichols, Roger Farr. ROW TWO: Billy Runner. Margaret Smith, Geraldine Harscher, Norma Keithly. Spencer Phillips. Bobby Ferguson, Michael McFadden, Barbara Rosecrans, Charles Sherwood, Jimmy Graham. ROW ONE: Tony Irven, Ronnie Job, Ronald Levengood, Jerry Foust, Janice Gaus, Carol Runner, George Pearl, Jimmy Knight. Sharon Brace, Betty Bringer, June Hinton. John Thomas West. Leroy Dunlap, Billy Schreffler. ROW THREE: Mrs. Legg, Donna Lee Haller, Gary Glover, Bonnie Lou Spurgeon, Sondra Watson, Donnie Raines, Betty Ann Moore, Dale Jacobs, Lois Linson, Stanley Willis, John Wiskirchen, Frances Watson, Roger Martin. Fay Faust, Charles Brown, Barbara Jean Barkley, Betty Ann Lloyd, Benadine Klusmeier, Larry McCullough, Mary Hess, Judy Blackmore, Billy Ed Watson, Sharron Lillard, Jimmy Tuley, Dick Logsdon, Richard Schmidt. Terry Johnson, Barbara Job, Jerry Edwards, George Hurt, Ronnie Horner, Margaret Glasgow, Keith Kermoade, Carolyn Marks. Gary Smith, John Horsman, Judith Downs, Walter Kermoade. ROW TWO: ROW ONE: 35 Fifth and Sixth Grades ROW THREE: Charolette Brown, Karma Jo Nash, Betty Ann Rosecrans, Mary Marks, Sue Knoche, Nanch Marks, Edward Hardin, Dorothy Phillips, Phyllis Shanks, Betty Jo Runner. ROW TWO: Mickey Zenge, Marie Foster, Bill Janes, James Horsman, Betty Jo Wiskirchen, Billy Scott, Patty Hamill, Gilbert Janes, Mrs. Van Tress. ROW ONE: Jesse Job, Velma Lay, Mary Lou Harscher, Judy Ann Aman, Bruce Dunlap, Duane Job, Marjorie Bringer, Peggy Job, Bobby Clark, Anna Mae Nichols. ROW THREE: Ralph Hollis, Anna Mae Shew. Annette Emry, Eunice Ritchey, Donald Fromme, Marilyn Clark. Betty Jo Day, Claudette Kermoade, Ina Louise Schreffler, Dick Giles, Margie Hootman, Ben Billy Allen, Jackie Mitts, Rovene Pearl, Sherrill VanTine, Martha Wolf. ROW TWO: Ronald Taylor, Kenneth Logsdon, Mary Margaret Johnson, Elaine Clark, John Boeger, John D. Jacobs, Larry Bader, Billy Graham, Janice Legg, Donald Glover, Mrs. Lindley. ROW ONE: Dixie Downey, Arlan White, James Hendrickson, Homer Gaus, Francis Phillips. Robert Hays, Mary Catherine Shouse, Larry Feldcamp. Judith Bevans, Mary Belle Martin, Jimmy Emery. 36 XTlargaer tt ACTIVITIES-1 Crowning of The King and Queen Of The 1950 School Fai Bob Ayers (substituting for Frank Emry) and Frances Lee Boulware, King and Queen of 1949, crowning John White and Darlene Sommers, King and Queen of 1950. Other candidates were Ruby Shew and Harold Collins, Sr.; Ramona Milnes and Jim Smith, Jr.; Shirley Lanham and Bryan Emry, Freshmen. Ag. Boys ROW THREE: Charles Long, Walter Docterman, Joe Edwards. Stanley Wilson, Bob Taylor, Bill Lloyd. Kenneth Hunt. ROW TWO: John White, Bill Rogers. Bob Boeger, Newt McCutchan. Ronald Clark. Mr. Smith. ROW ONE: Bill Henderson. Raymond Irven, Norman Spurgeon. Jimmy Lloyd. Warren White. Bob Otte. Student Council Harold Collins, President; Becky Sue Raines, (not shown) Vice-Pi esident; Alice Adams, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Smith. Junior; Bill Lewis, Sophomore; Jim Lloyd. Freshman; Mary Brown. Eighth Grade; Dickie Hendrickson. Seventh Grade; Mr. Ellis. Sponsor. Snooper Staff ROW THREE: Barbara Allen. Emma Ruth Smith. Diane Bone. Haxold Cullin. . Donnie Hawkins. Kenneth Campen. Bob Taylor, Bill Owen. Kenneth Hunt. ROW TWO: Rosemary Knoche. Darlene Rothfuss. Marguerite Clark. Ann Constant . Norma Jean Schafer, Ruby Shew. Stanley Wilson. ROW ONE: Miss DeLaney, Sponsor; Darlene Jacobs. Editor; Frances Klusmeiei. Assistant Editor; Patsy Hardin. Betty Jo Leeser. Lois Mae Jobe. Marilyn Lewis. Deanna Leftwich. 39 Music Library Staff ROW TWO: Mr. Martin, Mary Brown, Bob Clinton. ROW ONE: Charlotte Hunt, Barbara Moon, Deanna Leftwich, Marilyn Lewis. Library Staff ROW TWO: Mrs. McClain, Jim Clark, Bob Boeger, Bill Owen, Jeanette Lngendori, Evelyn Taylor. ROW ONE: Janet Engendorf, Darlene Sommers, Patsy Hardin. Marguerite Clark. Sally Bayne, Georgia Klusmei 40 Camera Club ROW THREE: Melvin Milnes, Warren White, Stanley Wilson. David Howard, Bill Henderson, Nollis Emry, Jim Smith, Donnie Hawkins, John Miller. ROW TWO: Mr. Walter. Lois Curtis, Shirley McDonald. Dick Shores. Bill Tuley, Bob Boeger, Nellie Ann Constants, Norma Jean Schafer, Bill Lewis, Dar.ene Jacobs, Frances Klusmeier, Bob Stone. ROW ONE: Charles Downs, Georgia Klusmeier, Patsy Martin, Martha Bone, Nancy Crear. Elaine Gorrell. Betty Clark, Jimmy Lloyd, Henry Hendrickson. Dramatic Club ROW THREE: Bill Lewis, Bill Owen, Newt McCutchan, Jett Hart, Deloras Hess, Margaret Blue, Alice Adams, Judy Lillard, Donnie Hawkins, John Miller, Jim Clark. ROW TWO: Georgia Klusmeier, Nellie Ann Constants, Patsy Martin, Diane Bone, Barbara Allen, Norma Jean Schafer, Frances Klusmeier, Darlene Jacobs, Ruby Show, Mr. Walter. ROW ONE: Emma Ruth Smith, Rose Hendrickson, Betty Sue Richardson, Martha Bone, Nancy Crear, Elaine Gorrell, Betty Clark, Darlene Sommers. 41 Junior Play Cast The Adorable Imp ROW TWO: Alice Adams, Betty Jo Leeser, Ramona Milnes, John Miller, Norma Baugher, Charlotte Hunt. ROW ONE: Dick Shores. Patsy Martin. John Blue. Newt McCutchan. Bill Lloyd. Mr. Walter, director. Patrol Boys ROW TWO: Charles VanTress, Ronald Taylor. Joallan Hootman, Jimmy Rogers. Lee Taylor. ROW ONE: Homer Gaus. David Sawdy. Bobby Tuley, Bobby Cook, Larry Jobe, Larry Feldcamp. 4 Z marguerite Car ft —MUSIC — Beginners and Cadet Bands ROW THREE: Mr. Martin, Jackie Mitts. ROW TWO: Charles Brown. Judy Downs, Karma Jo Nash, Stanley Willis, Gary Glover, Mickey Zenge, Dixie Downey. Martha Mitts, Uldine Mitts, Mary Ann Sweet. Beverly Kerr. ROW ONE: Velma Lay, Patty Hamill, Judy Blackmore, Betty Jo Wiskirchen, Gary Smith, Benedine Klusmeier, Terry Johnson. Betty Ann Lloyd. Billy Watson, Ronnie Horner. ROW THREE: Pat Arvin, Bradley Hoffman, Carolyn Downs, Albert Racette, Richard Blue, Joallan Hoot man, Lee Taylor, Billy Butler. Donald Glover, Mr. Martin. ROW TWO: Ben Billy Allen, Beverly Kerr, Darlene Glasgow, Wanda Stein, Dickie Hendrickson, Annette Emry, Charles Downs, Donald Fromme, Sally Bayne, Charles Van Tress, James Hendrickson, Billy Graham, Larry Bader, Jimmy Rogers. ROW ONE: Dorothy Clark, Robert Clinton, Donald Amos, Barbara Moon, Nancy Gamm, Carolyn Brown, Johnny Graham, Marjorie Mae Hootman, Mary Margaret Alexander, Mary Belle Martin, Mary Margaret Johnson. 44 Grade School and Senior Baton Tzvirlers ROW TWO: George Hurt, Barbara Barkley, Anna Mac Nichals, Rovine Pearl, Patty Haznill, Marjorie Bringer, Velma Lay, Frances Watson, Peggy Job. Karma Jo Nash, Benedine Klusmeier, Judy Blackmore, Donna Lee Haller, Barbara Job, Mr. Martin. ROW ONE: Judy Downs. Judy Bevans, Mary Belle Martin, Betty Jo Wiskirchen, Betty Jo Day, Marjorie Hoot man, Anette Emry, Janice Legg, Mary Margaret Johnson. Dixie Downey, Sandra Watson. ROW THREE: Uldine Mitts, Dorothy Houseman, Peggy French. Peggy McCoy. Mary Ann Sweet, Mary Margaret Alexander, Wanda Stein, Billie Clark, Waneta Jacobs. Elaine McFadden, Martha Mitts, Mr. Martin. ROW TWO: Carolyn Downs, Barbara Moon, Deanna Leftwich, Beverly Kerr, Mary Brown, Marilyn Lewis, Sally Bayne, Martha Bone, Lois Curtis, Nancy Crear. ROW ONE: Barbara Allen, Shirley Ann McDonald. 45 Canton High School Senior Chorus ROW FOUR: ROW THREE: ROW TWO: ROW ONE: Evelyn Taylor, Alice Adams, altos; Kenneth Campen, Robert Otte, tenors; Donnie Hawkins, John Miller, Billy Lee Lloyd, basses; Shirley Ann McDonald, Charlotte Hunt, altos. Betty Jo Leeser, Georgia Klusmeier, altos; Charles Downs, Bill Lewis, tenors; Billy Kent Golden, Harold Collins, Bob Taylor, basses; Betty Sue Richardson. Ruby Shew, altos. Nellie Ann Constantz, Dorothy Janney, Norma Jean Schafer, Darlene Jacobs, Frances McFadden, Frances Klusmeier, Judy Lillard, sopranos; Judy Taylor, Marguerite Clark, Diane Bone, Lois Curtis, altos. Nancy Crear, Pauline Unger, Darlene Sommers, Bonnie Kennedy, Margaret Blue, Patsy Hardin, Barbara Allen, Becky Sue Raines, Rose Hendrickson, sopranos. Accompanist and alto. Emma Ruth Smith. Director, R. R. Martin. 46 Canton High School Senior Hand -J � ROW THREE: Marilyn Lewis, Martha Bone, drums; Rose Hendrickson, Alice Adams, Billy Lee Lloyd, horns, Donnie Hawkins. Bill Owen, basses, Judy Lillard, baritone; Betty Sue Richardson, Betty Jo Leeser, trombones; Diane Bone, Charles Long, bass drum and cymbals. ROW TWO: Carolyn Downs, drums; Frances Klusmeier, soprano saxophone; Deanna Leftwich. Becky Sue Raines, alto saxophones; John Miller, Darlene Sommers, Billy Kent Golden, Bonnie Kennedy, Lois Curtis, Janice Legg, Betty Jo Day, cornets; Mary Brown, drums; Mr. R. R. Martin, conductor. ROW ONE: Shirley Ann McDonald, assistant drum majorette; Emma Ruth Smith, bassoon; Nellie Ann Constantz, oboe; Darlene Jacobs, Evelyn Taylor, Nancy Crear, Kenneth Campcn, Robert Otte, Patsy Hardin, Dorothy Janney, Marcia Bader, clarinets; Barbara Allen, drum majorette. Music Department The Music Department is more colorful than ever this year, due to the addition of new, bright red Band uniforms. The P. T. A. sponsored a drive for the badly needed uniforms, and with the help of the Band students were able t purchase them in time for the spring contests. The old uniforms will now belong to the very deserving Cadet Band. They are a group of thirty-seven aspiring young musicians, many of whom will soon be in the Senior Band. They worked hard for the new uniforms and presented a very finished spring concert, March 17th, sonsisting of solos, small ensembles, and full Band numbers. The Beginners Band is a group of about twenty-two musicians who are still in grade school. They also did their best toward raising money for the new uniforms. The Senior Band, consisting of thirty-six members, has been kept busy all year. They marched in the Homecoming Parade, and participated in the Marching Festival at Hannibal. At nearly all of our home basketball games the Band added entertainment and enthusiasm by doing a stunt at the half. They presented a concert December 13th, and participated in a spring concert with the choral groups April 2nd, both of which were enjoyed by all those present. They took a leading part in the spring Lewis County Music Festival, both in their own group and in the mass Band. At the district contest, April 1st, the hard work and diligence of Mr. Martin and the Band proved to be worthwhile. They received a I rating, which entitled them to go to Columbia, April 29th. There they received the honor rating of a II. There is a group of about twenty-two girls who are working hard on the baton to become future drum-majorettes. A number of these girls helped the band faithfully and well with the stunts they put on at the basketball games. The Girls Glee Club, a group of thirty girls received a II rating at the state Music contest at Columbia. They also sang at the spring concert and presented a special at three of the churches. The Chorus, consisting of thirty-nine mixed voices, also received a II rating at the state contest. They participated in the spring concert and also presented a musical prologue to the Christmas play. The Junior Chorus, made up of the seventh and eighth grades also sang at the Christmas play. There were five solos entered in the spring contests this year. John Miller, bass solo, and Barbara Allen, low voice solo, received II ratings at the district contest at Kirksville. Those who were given I ratings at Kirksville went to the state contest at Columbia, where they received the following ratings: Nellie Ann Constantz, medium voice solo, received a I rating, Emma Ruth Smith, piano solo, received a I rating, and Barbara Allen, baton twirler, received a II rating. 48 Cheerleaders Barbara Allen, Dorothy Janney, Ann Constantz, Norma Jean Schafer. Mascot--Chipper McDaniels. Tumbling Team Uldine Mitts, Bob Boeger, Ronald Clark, Beverly Kerr. Donnie Hawkins, Betty Jo Leeser, Newt McCutchan. 50 Softball Team ROW THRtt: Charles Downs, Bill Lewis, Bryan Emry, Dick Shores, Kenneth Campen, Newt McCutchan. ROW TWO: Bill Owen. Kenneth Hunt. Bob Boeger. Bill Lloyd. John Miller. Donald Hawkins, Pat Owen. Mr. Lind ley. ROW ONE: Raymond Irven, Bob Stone, Jim Lloyd, George Edwards, Jim Martin, Harold Vice and Bill Golden. F. F. A. Team ROW TWO: John White, Walter Docterman, Kenneth Hunt. Jimmy Lloyd. ROW ONE: Charles Long, Bob Otte, Ronald Clark, Stanley Wilson, Bill Rogers. 51 Junior High Basketball ROW TWO: Dorothy Clark, Dorothy Houseman, Mr. Brown, Coach. Nancy Gamm, Sally Bayne. ROW ONC: Joann Farr, Billy Clark, Peggy McCoy, Jeanette Engendorf, Janet Engendorf, Mary Brown, Marilyn Lewis. ROW THREE: Bobby Cook. Dickie Hendrickson. Johnny Graham. Richard Blue. Bradley Hodman, Allen Bevans. ROW TWO: Bobby Merrell. Harold Klusmeier. Larry Jobe. Albert Racette. Jimmy Rogers. Don Amo . Bob Boeger, Coach. ROW ONE: Charles. Down . Bob Stone. Raymond Irven. Billy Butler. Bryan Emry, Charles Long. 52 Girls’ Basketball 1949-1950 On December 2, 1949, the Tigerettes opened their season by losing to La Belle. After the rough start, the Tigerettes came through with nine wins and seven losses. They lacked experience and experienced players, but they went ahead to win from some pretty tough teams. The season was ended by winning from LaGrange with a score of 32-17. The girls took third place in the Palmyra tournament, and at the end of the season they elected Ruby Shew, Diane Bone, and Norma Jean Schaefer as their co-captains. girls’ BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Canton Opponent Canton vs. LaBelle 24 34 Canton vs. Ewing 27 25 Canton vs. Kahoka 12 22 Canton vs. Palmyra 21 20 Canton vs. LaBelle 26 24 Canton vs. Lewistown 14 20 Canton vs. Ewing 44 29 Canton vs. LaGrange 23 35 Canton vs. Kahoka 28 34 PALMYRA TOURNAMENT Canton VS. Lewistown 23 26 Canton vs. Palmyra 29 26 Canton vs. LaGrange 32 17 53 Squad ROW TWO: Patsy Hardin, Betty Clark, Frances McFadden, Mr. Brown, Coach. Emma Ruth Smith. Manager; Evelyn Taylor. Margaret Blue, Georgia Klusmeier. ROW ONE: Becky Sue Raines, Diane Bone. Judy Lillard, Alice Adams. Ruby Shew, Patsy Martin, Norma Jean Schafer, Frances Klusmeier. First Team Frances McFadden. Diane Bone. Judy Lillard. Alice Adams. Mr. Brown, Ruby Shew, Patsy Martin. Norma Jean Schafer. Margaret Blue. 54 Squad ROW TWO: Warren White, Jimmy Martin. Bill Lloyd, Bob Boeger. Joe Edwards, Bill Lewis. Pat Owen. ROW ONE: Kenneth Hunt, Manager, Bill Owen, John Miller, Donnie Hawkins, Harold Collins, Newt McCutchan, Robert Janney, Bob Taylor, Mr. Lindley, Coach First Team John Miller, Donnie Hawkins, Harold Collins, Newt McCutchan, Robert Janney, Mr. Lindley. 55 Tigers DONALD HAWKINS F orward HAROLD COLLINS Center NEWTON McCUTCHAN F orward ROBERT JANN.EY Guard JOHN MILLER Guard PAT OWEN Guard 56 Tigers ROBERT TAYLOR F orward BILL OWEN Guard BOB BOEGER Center BILL LEE LLOYD F orward JOE EDWARDS Guard BILL LEWIS Guard 57 58 Arguertle Clark, HONORS— VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN SALESMANSHIP ESSAY AWARD COURTESY AWARDS 60 Best Citizens High School D. A. R. Citizenship Award EMMA RUTH SMITH HAROLD COLLINS BECKY SUE RAINES Best Citizens—Seventh Grade BARBARA MOON LEE TAYLOR Best Citizens—Eighth Grade wmm Snapshots 1- Boeger s birthday party. How old Bob? 2- Time for dinner. 3- Professor at work. 4- Brownie at the ball game. 5- No head Walters fooled by the magician. 6- True love. 7- Tune out for a picture during Senior square dance. 8- Newt, demonstrates marvels of sound. This little corner of the snapshot page is reserved for one of the most important members of C. H. S. fte s our swell janitor, Turkey Jobe. 1- Rose and Judith during short skirt days. 2- What you 11 miss about the Seniors. 3- Collie riding the( y ves on Senior trip. 4- Ride em cowboy. . . 5- The four Musketeers 6- Time to go home. 7- Marvels of sound kept the girls laughing. 8- Up to bat--Boeger. 9 10-Remember when? ? ? 11-Another baseball star (Golden) born every day. 63 1-Pretty uniforms--eh? -For sale. : Lunch tickets. I- One of the best guys in the world. 4- Big chief Brown and squaw. 5- Bill says STOP. 6- Jake and the dog. Which is which? 7- Judy--way back when. 8- Smile for the birdie. 9- Three cheers for the cooks. 10- Staples and Allen on stage. 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