Cathedral High School - Cathedralite Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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'V - 'fvmw -- f J fip3:fff'f?11'.f5 if 1 . gc A 2 k',f.5'fLE5 4 'K ,J . f 1 Dedication To Sister Mary Lorraine, who for four years as our prin- cipal, has given unselfishly of her time and energy, and who has done her utmost to bring out the qualities of a good Catholic in each of us, and whose faithful guidance and cheerful understanding has been an inspiration to us all, we, the graduates of 1952, dedicate our yearbook. Of, M Q E is X IK i X - a F ' fi ff'y.:1v , Wi X :X- 0 7fL 3 xx tj l Q A Soinl Mario Gorreffi cllifnol ag-'jfflfm o P ur ofroness On June 24, 1950, Pope Pius Xll stood on the steps of St. Peter's in Rome and with a half million people in attend- ance pronounced Maria Goretti a Saint and Martyr of the Universal Church, and proposed her as the Patroness of Mod- ern Youth. -4' - T --WRQ' up 1 Our Holy Fofher Pope Pius XII EZ '!zz E22 Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph Hale Superintendent. Reverend Edward Mountain Religion III Religion IV Reverend Harold Gavin Faculty . . . there was her religion to which she tenaciously clung-and which she desired to understand better with each passing da y . . . Classes in Religion meet every day and the spirit, and principles of Christlikeness are woven into our lives by the zeal, love, and patience of our faculty. 2 Religion Il Reverend Donald Leary Religion I pu- i i 3 X 5 I s Mary Glenzinski Dorothy Kierlin Doris Koscianski Carol Wenzel Colhedrolile Stoll: lst. Row Editorial Board Znd. Row Photography Board r' 3rd, Row Business Board Joann Vondfasek Dolores Waldera Betty Lou Cerney Donna Mae Hahn Judith Kryzer Janet Larson rf. W-nf I Q S i l . Sister Mary Charlene English Sister Mary Johnita Commerce Social Science ,uzn-a-fn--L., Faculty St. Maria Goretti, our patroness lacked many of the advantages that we teenagers have today, among which we might list the privilege of religious teachers. Among our blessings at Cathedral, we count our zealous priests, devoted Sisters, and lay faculty, who having dedicated themselves to G0d,do joyfully work with the Children of God. Sister Mary Lorraine Principal Sister Mary Edith English Latin Sister Mary Celeste Home Economics Sister Mary Justinian Science B ff S . i . ' A. K 9 . ' 1 Qhs. ,X -IQ . Sister Mary Gavin History Music Miss Elaine Payton Mathematics Seniors ....... ..... in you,...tl1rougl1 Our l1onds...oll young people will find refuge... .Hand in hand with Our Lady, and her child, St. Maria Goretti, the seniors of Cathedral High School look into the future confidently because our four years at Cathedral have trained us in those truths which bring us closer to Christ and His Blessed Mother. Prayer, work, play and companionship, closely and carefully welded together have marked our years of preparation for Christlike and Mary-like living in the years before us. May the prayer of Our Holy Father and Our Holy patron be ours. . . That serenity of spirit and deep joy which is the heritage of those who are pure of heart. 0 I ffl? V sg- ,, ll C - A K 1 7 ag , X .,-f :iffy 4Av1 Q x .-e 5 Q9 A Q i 1 it it - f xp Q 'NSF Flxfif Q -Q 3: 43, QSM - 1, . , si-xki ,Q . 352 Keir- .fx X xiii Q 13. gan, giw ryffisq +- 1 V g5t,,f11x' Q 5-,Q 'lzifb is .. :ei 4 SEQ + K A! 'N- , -pw , gi-.Vx K K 'fi' Sis' 'N' ks ' .x 'Q ' , NJA ' 1 .0 t N , . LQ' 7 423, ,RM 11 li :iw K S. .M A 'f wyfm ,- qv, V .mg W + . lf - W ? f ' w iv- Q L V ff . 1, v M . V ..,, , yy.- ww, w, A 7 -.,1 f ,iw..- ' P-wi. 4 .......v,..1, ., ., Ne. 4 . xx fx., - x Q ,.-v 3' '- ' ,J'fit'iasg,i ,-me Wi-52K 'fYi?+'24mf'11'H:.1.-ik-?f -fa 'W , - g. fi X X f,.'.,, A x X .X 1 :Rf k -gx ' a .' -1 , 15- X S 1 ' XV ,bulk V ,hrs xx W A' ,Xi I 3 Q 4 .xx Qqxf sr- Yi , yg 5- fkpf K -N A ' ,OZ - . .9 X Q ' f x X x . K Y - .1 xg?-Y' +14 - ,K F -'X ls- . X z K7 E., et? f .rf Patricia Brown Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish A disposition bright as the summer sun. Betty Lou Cerney St. John's Parish A cheerful smile, a face ever QaYC a willing helper, that's her way. ., K Y! CI? ll lQrgil5 W3f ll 'X VM. Bill, FC 'JN llllii ,A RX. .fl , iz. -' tl f ft Ulla? ei W- ff I Q M-M N K N NA -gm it Kia ,N C K XXX, zffimlf 51, X if .57 x gf nj, -N15 E ,tiff .5-ec, ii, ,f X cs-A' 'ltQTQ1.l'i.'i.1'iQi'i' awfiff .2 Barbara Cisewski St. John's Parish A voice so soft and musical. Wvsfy . ,tg Patricia Abts Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish A happy heart is generally great. Joyce Brown Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish She possesses a sincerity of manner and a winning charm. Senior Class Officers Joyce Brown Ellen Enright Y Betty Lou Cerney Dorothy Kierlin ln preparation tor our prayer lite in our home, the cere- mony ot the Advent Wreath is part ot our lite at Cathedral. lt is a weekly occurrence during Advent and a ceremony greatly anticipated by each of the students. The lighting of the candles, singing ot some ot the psalms, the brief talk by Father Mountain, the singingvot Christmas carols, and finally the extinguishing of the candles constitute the beautiful ceremony. 1114..- - l' 'T 5' ffl: ax slbl o-I-Q ' Mary Crawford Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish She says little but takes in 3 Joan Degnan St. Stanislaus Parish She enjoys life and sees that everyone else does. Ellen Enrlght Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish . . .As merry as the day is long. nf' ,E ff! ,ff S st ...,, ,a,t Lt W, A K WN 'll ,fffk A Pauline Fix St. Stanislaus Parish lt's nice to be natural if you're naturally nice. Eleanor Cysewski St. Stanislaus Parish Strange to the world she wears a bashful look. , Work The debate team has been ex- ercising their vocal chords in discus- sing the subject for debate this year-- Resolved: That all American citizens should be subject to conscription for essential service in time of war. The reference work, the typing of speeches, the intraeschool debates, and the de- bates with other schools have been a wonderful experience. Looking over some of their material we find Martha Winkels, Doris Koscianski, Joann Von- drasek, and Mary Glenzinski. Ploy ond Componionship One event always looked forward to by most Cathedral students is the Cotter Homecoming in which we girls paly a most important part. Here we find our Queen, Rita Skemp, and King Wayne Kulas of Cotter, showered with confetti during the Homecoming parade. YQ N , is g'ds1ri.1 V ill? if 4. ,gf 'Q Donna Mae Hahn St. Stanislaus Parish She is eager always to keep others guessing. Mary Jo Haley Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish Her actions and her works accord. Jane Gernes Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish A great big heart embodied a small person. Mary Glenzinski Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish Made of spirit, fire, and dew Dorothy Kierlin Cathed ral, Sac red Hea rt Pa rish A heart of gold, a loving smileg a friend, loyal and true. QQ P 5 VVork The body, too must receive care, To prepare for this work ol caring lor the body the girls take a Home Nursing Course, in which they learn all the essentials tor the home care of the sick, This will be a great help in caring for a family later on in lite. l-lere we find Janet Larson getting some first hand experience on her very willing patient, Joan Kulas. Prayer . . . there was her ardent longf ing to receive Jesus in the Eucharist. . . This ardent longing is al- so found in the girls at Cathe- dral. Daily communicants are not scarce. We shall always remember particularly the l-irst Firday ot each month when we prayed together and then received Our Blessed Lord into our hearts. Saint Maria Goretti provides for us a beau- tiful example of the love we should have tor Holy Come munion, for never was Jesus more welcome in a human heart than in hers. Here we see some of the girls leaving the Church after a First Fri- day Mass. X L S X 5 5.-s ffqnf lwlwy Y .qua Q. Judith Kryzer St. John's Parish Loyalty is the foundation of her friendship. Joan Kulas St. Stanislaus Parish She is neither shy nor bold but simply self-possessed. Patricia Klink St. Stanislaus, Arcadia, Wis. Pleased with life in general. Doris Koscianski St. Casi mi r'S Pa rish A girl with brains and ambi- tion topped off with a grand disposition. fm? Janet Larson St. John's Parish Janet's beauty -of smile re- flects her beauty of soul. . .her smile, her sweet and charming way turned clouds to sunshine night to day. X A .sc Work Oxygen, hydrogen, ni- trogen, which will it be? The girls have quite a time find- ing out the difference bea tween ide , ite , and ate, Barbara Cisewski, Judith Kryzer, Martha Winkels, and Eleanor Cysewski seem to be in the process of dis- coving a new element. Work A clicking of keys can usually be heard issuing from the typing room. The secretarial field should find some excellent newcomers among the girls who are re- ceiving their training here at Cathedral. Donna Hahn, Danuta Staron, Rosetta Ramczyk, Patricia Klink, and Mildred Schultz are getting in a little practice. Work Pin, baste, sew, These familiar words can always be heard in the sewing room from our future homemak- ers, Pictured in this sewing circle are Shirley Rietz, Joan Peplinski, Audrey Ten! tis, and Joan Degnan worka ing on their garments. XF Joan Peplinski Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish Always ready for a lot of fun. Barbara Peshon St. Mary's, Minnieska, Minn. Here's to a fun-loving maid. Marie Lemieux Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish Sweet, jolly, lovable, gayg we like her iust that way. Marlene Liebe Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish She is pure and sweet as well as debonairf' Rosetta Ramczyk St. Casimir's Parish The kind of girl you like to know better. 'r PWqWK 'fa to Ploy Which movie shall we see tonight? A check with the Legion of Decency list here at Cathedral will simplify matters. Even in our play, guidance is necessary. Rosetta Ramczyk, Jane Gernes, and Patricia Schu- macher must be planning to see a movie. Work Everyone's favorite class... study period. It seems that school and study are two things that just can's be se- parated. Patricia Klink, Da- nuta Staron, Barbara Cisew- ski, Marie Lemieux, and Joan Degnan seem to be quite absorbed. Componionship All work and no play makes Mary a dull girl. From the wealth of fun that was had at our Fun Fest it will probably be a long time be- fore any of our girls become dull , Held for the purpose of raising money for the bapistry of our new Cathe- dral, it was one of those occasions about which can be written, a good time was had by all. Shirley Rietz Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish Cheerful, efficient and gay all iri one delightful package. Mildred Schultz St. Stanislaus Parish Ready for whatever comes her way. Mary Arm Richter Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish Lively, good-matured, not a care has she. Dorothy Rick Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish A good heart is worth gold ff by-vi um?Q:5Lfii?l'23Ti'mWi5rmfwfr1xf fit mai K J '.w.f'ir .. A, Grace-Pete Jeff-Janet Kafhyrn-Don 1 X C? LeRoy, Rosemary, Carol, Jim, Shirley, Helen li as -5, 3, if Danuta Staron St. Stanislaus Parish Cheerful, quiet, and quick to smile. Audrey Tentis St. Mary's, Minnieska, Minn. How pretty her blushing was, and how she blushed again. Rita Skemp St. lVlary's Fountain City, Wis. Silence and blushing are eloquence of women. Veronica Small Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish A friendly heart with many friends. Thy modesty is a credit merit. it ll'liNH! il!HI!MBK Jufe, Pat Dorothy, Jerry Bernie, Betty Lou Harry, Shirley, Ellen, John ki X QI' Dolores Waldera f .ffx Carol Wenzel St. Casimir's Parish Contented, thoughtful, and true. 57 Ca thedral Sacred J, , Heart Parish If I sing to the sun. . .I sing in my SO ul to Him, not to it, Martha Winkels Cathedral, Sacred Heart Parish She's a good scout in every but to H im Who made it. . . my some is a song to the Son. EW way, f z . . rm- -4- I' . -. f '5-:N:3's'-1, fkiiipfi- A51--ef-1,1 L f1jgQsQ.i.7q f 7' Q5 Hy' , 1 dl 1.7. -H ' K 1 . E ' eeiii .. 1- B. .-,, Q ,X 132545 'gr , S .,. 7 - 432. -.N-if-' -354-mis:-Hi, ,.. ..-M ,-..-ws1sf-wF'-.a-.- -, -r' .-y u uf'-1,-Te? -we-.-. J. .' ' Q : .-P we -- '-,-::s.-Qf.fj ? 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Lange JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President 'X 'wg Mary Rollinger X ' ' Vice President Joan Holmgren Secretary Dorothy Koutsky Treasurer Janet Rompa Prayer Most of the juniors will not forget the practical application of the Cor- poral Works of Mercy-to clothe the naked-the sorting and packing of clothes or the tying of the heavy boxes that came with our annual clothing drive. Here we find Father Tighe giving some explicit instructions to his helpers: Judith Peplinski, Elizabeth Koch, Anita Seiler, and Joan Prendergast. X 'Nv', Bt Y .., . ,, Ju., gf J 1- . fy I rf!! 1, ,I P. Lynch P. Mauszycki M. McShane M. L. Meier P. Morgan M. A. O'Hearn P. Pampuch J. Patzner 1 if JM W f J. Pellowska if ir!! L 1 19 ,W Zfhijiul A jf , 4 u rx 2 I-ll 1. 4 l . L iz , J. Peplinski M. Rackow M. Rollinger J. Rompa A. Roskopp J. Schneider A. Seiler S. Sheridan Proyer Study, one of the three aims of the C. S. M. C., is carried out by our study clubs. Mary Ann Steiger- wald, Janice Grupa, Jacque- line Crawford, Betty Fair, Mary Griesgraber, and Jane Schneider are studying one of the mission projects in The Shield . Wo rlc Holy cards for the mis- sions is one request that needs to be fulfilled. The busy hands of Louise Eggers, Jean Witt, and Mary Rackow seem to indicate that a shipment will soon be going out. The time and effort that the girls spend doing this work is more than equaled by the satis- faction they receive. Componionsliip The weather is never too cold nor the snow ever too wet for good companions to make a snowman or to have a snowball fight. Patricia Morgan, Audrey Trezebiatowski, B o nit a Daniel, and Shirley Glomski demonstrate the fine points. P. Siebenaler S. Slaggie J. Snyder M. A. Steigerwald M. Sulla A. Trzebiatowski P. Vondrashek R. Votruba M. Wachowiak K, Walter R. Watembach B. Wicka G. Wiley S. Wilsie V. Wright G. Zaborowski No Picture M. Wieczorek ll li Wo rlc lt was in l492 that Colum- bus discovered America, wasn't it? lt is questions like this that make even Sister Gavin think that American History is work instead of the play she would have us believe it is. However, the end of our junior year finds us all authorities on the history of America. Sitting I. to r. Ruth Votruba, Rose- mary Watembach, Standing l. to r. Marilyn Sulla, Joyce Cyert, Patricia Siebenaler, Glo r i a Wiley, and Carol King are ac- quiring some knowledge on the subject. Play ond Componionsbip Like every play ours was a combination of work, play and companionship, and certainly, at curtain time, a great deal of prayer. The Family Tree will always hold a special place in the memory of each of us juniors. Caught in a bit of action are Joanne Bilder, Jane Schneider, Mary McShane, Joan Holm- gren, Shirley Slaggie, Patricia Mauszycki, Patricia Vondrashek, Janice Grupa, Mary Wachowiak, and Jane Snyder. 5, lf s .l ,, . T lr l 5 fl l Sophomores .......... ..... There was the sacrifice she made in her difficult daily work... Half of our high school days are almost finished. During these first two years we have had to do many things that we found difficult. However, we are looking forward to our last two years regardless of how many sacrifices they will entail, for we know that with the help of our patroness, St. Maria Goretti, we shall be successful. o V A- S. sg 9 311i-v '.0g. F, 0990. 0 99? .og oooo gg or oo' 9 0 a xi, 'D ' x rf' xy! xmlllilliil HT , 4 , an ,g , g in i1lf?ll!Hi!lmf 1-4.1 11 w'li:1 G 1 ff A S ,, 5. Sophomores M. T. Albel P. Bernadot D. Bittner M. M. Boltz D. Brown J. Brown M. Cisewski B. Ciszak M. A. Cysewskn M. J. Czapiewsku E. Dahm D. Dubiel P. Fockens B. Gappa C. A. Gappa D. Gierok J. Haack Q I .. .fl 3.5 afg ' I 1 .N,.-f .417 K Ulf' V A .Mfg FLORSHEHTI SHOE E513 ff r STORE X. 5 f 5? A s Q H 'dt:,.., I . Q . 1.1 1 5.31 Q 1 . g 2 1-J., a.,,! 'Z uns: fir H- xx 1 '!:,.f':3?' 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'f - f '- Q Lukaszewski M Maas S Maier S Mattison C Maus R A. Maze P Mencef M Mlynczak Mlynczak Molock Munson Nelson Owecke J Pampuch M Pehler M Pellowski B Poblocki Proyer As part of our C. S. M. C. activities, these sophomore missionaries have J a p a n e s e pen-pals. Receiving le t t e r s from them is especially inter- esting when accompanied by a Japanese doll or perhaps even a pair of Japanese shoes. Read- ing their letters and looking at their various gifts are: Eliza- beth Scharnmel, Shirley Mat- tison, Anne Wera, Sandra Munson, Barbara Gappa and Margaret Langenberg. Wo rlc Our Constitution was the subject of much study and discussion among the sopho- more girls who participated in the annual oratorical contest. The smiling faces of Mary Pel- lowski, Mary Alb el, Mary Stewart, Rose Ann Maze, Ann Weir, Mary Lettner seem to indicate that their findings were very satisfactory. Mary Stewart, our winner, placed second in the city con- test and in the district. Play Please save some for me is a familiar cry at the end of the line of girls waiting their turn at the drinking fountain. This line has dwindled down to four girls-Barbara Kulas, Joan Herrick, Joan Sikorski, and Lois Repinski. Just about this time Cecilia Jaszewski quite likely has a very tired arm. M. Roemer G. Rogalla B. Schammel M. Schumacher C. Small J. Smith J. Srnec S. Starzecki ,lrggf I Pj U 1,4 , 1 V'-A 'K' J, AJ I PY D. To If X M. Stewart .N P. Swanson T al L ', lf 9 N' 'frf ll 4' 'Shf,zTf,ZLcj ' e F I 4 in If 4 ' A ,A ff 3 yell? W r ff! 2 vffgjfu S. Tentis R. Theis B. Walter A. Weir A. Wera T. Wicka E. Wieczorek S. Wohlhaefer No picture S. Ives uv ffl M , '13 5 5 A H' A A ll., KQS 'E o'F4 .Q 5 ww we ng 'W H1 AM .-. , -x - asf l if ' r a ' , l',- .QQ M -..- it 'ian km Freshman .......... ..... We see fin her lifej ci tender ond docile love which was ot the some time procticol ond obedient... 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Pozanc J, Prendergast Proyer A person is greatly influenc- ed by what he reads-this is a popular belief among the girls at Cathedral. In order to fur- ther Catholic literature, a campaign to raise money for subscriptions to Catholic mag- azines, which will be placed in various places, is carried on during Catholic Press Month. Representing the freshman class, who were the first to reach their goal, are Catherine Roemer, Jo a n Drazkowski, Margaret Ramsden, and Carol Bambenek. Work What could be more import- ant than learning about the world in which we live? Our world geography class attempts to do this very thing. The globe is, of course, an essen- tial part of this class. Phyllis Breyer, Dorothy Klosowski, Jeannette Besek, and Geraldine Ramer seem to be enjoying their study, while Dorothy l-lubof seems to be just a bit puzzled. Plciy Beat Well is the phrase used in the Home Economics kitchen for sure success in baking, The happy faces of B a r b a r a Sharboneau, Jean Serwa, and Barbara Kukowski show no worry over this prob- lem. Their cupcakes will come out of the oven just like lVlom's. G Ramer M Ramsden L Repinski D Roemer Rogalla Roskopp Schleich Serwa B Sharboneau M Shepard J Sichler J Sieracki J Sikorski Sulla A. Theis Walchak Wineski NX .. 8 , K x V ' Q5 L .. 3 J kai ' X -1 Xa I .of ' A , L., ' ' L. .J k L ' , A J T -. 5 1' x Q. .J fy' 'Q , ggi R kig 1 ' 4' A 4+ w ffw,i ? 42+-fl! xr .1 X . I 1 nil-,fl fbi' , , X . , v Q' ., ' 4 '-S aj,-' ,fm I 5. Y , . ' KA X Q , . 1 . , A ,.,, 3 6 , ,E e ., aff- M Q Y ,wif in , gf wi x J A 'sv f f w . f sf- .i 5 , Q 'A' 'v' ,f 1 ' I V04 div N f . D il J 2 I I ' My ff. A Dx .P 'R . , , Q ,. v Sv ' Lg, fc? . f x K N .suis i ' 1 'Z QP mf! K 'gn Aww. K- . 7 I g Q w -vm lyk g . . . . X 1. 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These words are not only the title ofa familiar song but also the names of these twenty nine Cathedralitesj From left to right are 'lflary Boltz, Mary Berger, Mary Meier, Mary Wachowiak, Mary Crawford, Mary Cysewski, Mary Lettner, Mary Griesgraber, Mary Glen- zinski, Mary Lemieux, Mary Jennings, Mary Roemer, Mary Kluzik, Mary Buscovick, Mary Dugan, Mary O'l-learn, Mary McShane, Mary Steigerwald, Mary Albel, Mary Mlynczak, Mary Richter, Mary Czaplewski, Mary Kowalewski, Mary Pellowski, Mary McConnon, Mary Theis, Mary Stewart, Mary Drazkowski, and Mary Rackow We are proud to have in attendance at Cathedral an unusually large group of sisters. Seated from left to right in the first row are: Doris and Helen Koscianski, Janet and Rita Brom, Grace and Jane Rogalla, Mary and Dorothy Roemer, Marilyn and Kathryn Sulla, June and Ramona Patzner, Alice and Elaine Roskopp. Second and Third Row: Catherine and Veronica Small, Mary, Elizabeth and Eleanor Cysewski, Sylvia and Virginia Wright, Dianne and Carol Gappa, Mary and Jane Pellowski, Theresa and Bar- bara Wicka, Carol and Patricia Mlynczak, Patricia and Joann Vondrashek, Donna and Patricia Brown, Eileen and Margie Wieczorek, Barbara and Kathryn Walter, Mardell and Barbara Cisewski, Jacqueline and Mary Crawford, Marion and Patricia Schumacher. Proyer ln keeping with our constitution of the Marian Chapter of the National Honor Society--to provide special devotion to the Blessed Virgin--the Mar- ian Chapter sponsored a May day program. The singing of hymns, the crowning of the Blessed Virgin, the brief and most appropriate address by Father Mountain, and the recitation of the Rosary and Act of Consecration to the Blessed Virgin by the student body were all a part of this most beautiful program. Crowning Our Blessed Mother are: Joan Sieracki, Mary Roemer, Joann Holmgren, and Joyce Brown. Work To commemorate the fifth anniversary of the founding of the National Honor Society at Cathedral the Marian Chapter sponsored a school assembly. The senior members acting as preceptors, explained the ideals of the Honor Society-character, leadership, scholarship, and service. The lighting of the candles symbolic of these ideals, the beautiful and inspiring address by Father Mountain and the enrollment of the new members were all part of this most impressive ceremony which few of us will ever forget. 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