Clinton State Vocational Training School - Torch Yearbook (Clinton, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1941 volume:

t L FOREWORD May this annual in years to come prove to be your most cherished possession, help- ing to recall pleasant memories, happy associations, successful schooldays, and all the other things that made our four years in the Clinton State Vocational Training School what they should have been. This annual was published to record our activities and achievements. In years to come may this publication of the TTornh be an inspiration to other seniors of this school to reach higher goals. We hope that each future class continues this publication, striving to im- prove the work of this class, and thus carry on the worthy work. The class of '41 wishes to express its appreciation to the faculty, members of the student body, boosters, and advertisers who have cooperated with us in making the publication of this year book possible. The Senior Class Of 1941 DEDICATION In commemorati on of the splendid train- ing and guidance she has given this and other senior classes of the State Vocational Training School at Clinton, Arkansas, we feel that this woman highly deserves this small token of appreciation. It is a pleasure and a privilege for this senior class of 1941 to dedicate this volume of the Torch to Miss Mary Robinson. STAFF 0 F THE TORCH Editor-in-chief----- Managing Editor----- Business Manager--- Advcrtising Manager Circulating Manager Production Manager- Typist— Artist-------------- Mimeograph Operator Spbrts Editor------- Feature Editor------ Reporters----------- Mary Jo Eaton Shirley Tester Joe Fraser Vernon Ragsdale Sanford Hale Una Bonds Marwin Segraves Una Bonds Ouida Hunnicutt Billy Lankford Mildred Merton Betty Jane Stobaugh Loretta Kidd � CALENDAR Sept. Sept. Sopt. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. 1 18 i8 29 30 7-8 24 Dec. 3 Dec. 5 Dec. 11 Doc. 19 Doc. 20 Jan. 5 Jan. 10 Jan. 17 Fob. 12 Fob. 18 Feb. 20 Feb. 25 Fob. 26 Mar. 1 Mar. 13- Mar. 14 Mar. 19 Mar. 22 Mar. 26 April 1 April 12 April 17 April 18- May 7 May 9 May 18 May 19 9 School Bepan n footba11 E-’ o at Russellville 30-0ct. 2 County Fair Seniors received class rings Won first football game (With Mountain Home) Homecoming. Football Queon-Marion Ruth French Sch°01 Gloc Clubs visited Clinton Hallowc en Carnival Sponsored by F. F A Teachers Meeting 28 ?q t°St. fo?tbQl1 E 10 at Hartman—Clinton won 28-29 ihanksgiving holidays Basketball practice boran P. T. A. Play First basketball gamo Grade 8chool Operetta Christmas program sponsored by Mrs. Wilkins Death of Mildred Mills Marriage of Marie Hayes and Oron Rambo Basketball tournament at Southside Seniors visited Legislature Freshmen visited Legislature Juniors presented Moon River Rancho” Juniors visited Legislature Sophomores and Eighth Grade visited Legislature Spring Football Training eisinaure 1 County contests F.F.A. Contests at Coniyay First year Home Economics Banquet Home Economics Club Meet at Little Rock A Cappolla Choir from Tech All classes wont on picnics Alumni Banquet Seniors presented Whistling in tho Dark Junior-Senior Banquet F.F.A. 3anquot Class Day Baccaulaureate C omme nc erne nt SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1937, there were fifty members who entered the freshmen class. All members were eagerly looking forward to the next four years of their school days. During the junior year our class took an act- ive part in schcol activities. We presented a play Mama’s Baby Boy , which was a success. We used the proceeds to sponsor a junior and senior banquet, Old Fashion Garden . In September 1940 our class had dropped to fortynine members. This year wo have taken part in all school activities and feel wc have made a good record. A member of our class won the F.F.A. pub- lic speaking contest. The F.F.A. officicrs won the contest conducting a meeting using parliamentary rules. Ten have been on the basketball teams; one of the girls was selected on the all county team. Four members of our class wore regulars on the football team. We also sponsored a who's who con- test. We are proud of what we have accomplished and feel that our foundation is strong enough to give us a boost in our future work. • £ •••• • 4 T L + Lenunl Autry— Smart enough to finish in thrss and one- half years.■ F. 7. A.'39 � U0 'Ul, Oise Club � Uo � Ul. Una Bonds— She's slid looking, but so't dynaalts. Olee Club '1 0 'Ul. Staff of Hill Billy and Torch . Outher Bowling-- He Binds his own business. F.F.A., Olea Club 'UO. Hlene Crownover-- Riches nay cone and riches nay go, but I'll talk on forever. Transferred from Southside. Irene Bradley— One who strives to make the better best. Olee Club 'Uo 'Ul. Ivelle Bradley— We'll say that she's all right. Olee Club 'Ul. Itona Cook— Happy go lucky. Olee Club 'Ul, Hone Ico. Aaron Cleaver— If I live or die I must work geometry. Football 'UO 'Ul. Mary Jo Baton— 8he's a credit to our school and our class. Staff of Hill Billy and of Torch . Lena Kate Idwards— I'll get by somehow. Olee Club 'Ul, Hoas Economics Club 39 'Uo 'Ul, Librarian 'Uo. Frances Edvards— uiet and dependable. Olee Club '39 'UO 'Ul, Junior Play, Senior Play. Aina Emerson— She is quiet, studious, and sincsre. Hone Economics Club '39 'Uo 'Ulf Olee Club '38 '39. Hay Ford— It night be a Model T. Olee Club 'Ul, Joe Fraser— There's a little bit of bad in every good boy. Staff of Torch . Football 'Uo 'Ul Senior Play. Cuni Ooillng- Just an all around girl. Transferred fro Scotland. Olee Club 'Ul, Ina Ooillng— She le always happy, Transfsrred fro Scotland. Sanford Hale— A profound orator. F.F.A., Olee Club 'UO 'Ul. Alvin Huggine, Jr.— Taxi today and hitchhike to- morrow. F.F.A. Eugenia Hook— She has a wonderful listening ability. Transferred fro Oklahoma City. Guide Hunnlcutt— Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow.■ Ensemble 'Uo 'Ul, Olee Club, Senior Play. fcanA Jean Hutson— Oreatly missed since she left. Finished at aid tens. lellie James— She's serious and quiet. Home Economics Club '38 '39 UO 'Ul. Loretta Kidd— Oh. what pep. Olee Club '38 '39 'Uo 'Ul Junior and Senior plays. Ensemble 'Uo 'Ul, Basketball, Billy Lankford— Our class would be Incomplete without him. President F.F.A. 'Ul, Olee Club 'Ul. Clol« Loft It— Quiet and likable. Basketball 'Ul, William Lyon, Jr.— A good Agrl.. Student. T.T.A. Mildred Morton— A beautiful girl who la worthwhile-. Glee Club 'Uo 'Ul. Hone Economics Club 'Ul Junior and Senior Play, Harry Hltell— Slow but sure. Clot Club 'Uo Ul. Aina Newland— You ain't ever yoUng but once. Hone Ec- ononlca Club, dee Club '38 '39. Irene O'dell— When pleaaure and etudy Clash, the let's study go ker-smash. Basketball 'Lo 'Ul. Hone Economics Club. Essie Prultt-BI ain't a saying. dee Club 'Lo 'Ul, Home Econonlcs Club. Terra Pennington— Her sunny salle helps her along. Transferred from Korganton. Hazel Qoattlebaum— Still water runs deep. dee Club 'Lo Hone Econonlcs Club. John Quattlebaum— Honored, respected and admired by all. Tice president senior class, dee Club, Staff of Torch . Anna Jean Ragsdale— fothlng If not a sport, Basketball •3« 39 U0 'Ul, Staff of Hill Billy, Senior Play. Ternon Hag sdele— Flirting is his sideline. Football k0 � Ul, Staff of Hill Billy and of Torch . F.F.A. Marvin S« graves— I nay be snail but I think a lot. Staff of Torch , Reporter for Senior Class, Betty Jane Stobaugh— Tall, dignified and very sophisticated Junior and Senior plays, dee Club, Staff of Hill Billy. Ruth Stephens— A worried look never adorne her face. Pep Leader, dee Club '38 '39 'Uo 'Ul, Eldo Story— He seens bashful until you know him. F. F. A. Charlene Smith— Her one anbltlon Is to be a famers wife. Plano '39 � Uo 'Ul, dee Club '39 'Uo. Joyce Towery— I'll take an athlete or nothing. Senior play, dee Club 'Ul. Jennie T. Tomlinson— Hot an enemy has she. dee Club 'UO 'Ul, Home Economics Club '38 '39 'UO 'Ul. Shirlty Tester— Our finest example of scholarship. dee Club '39 'Ul Sec. Class 'Ul, Staff Hill Billy. Torch . den Williams— Hit position allows him to flirt. dee Club 'UO 'Ul, F. F. A. Class President. Dorotha Fay Whitworth— A person with plenty of time ■ dee Club � Ul Elsie White— She doesn't tell the world all she knows ■ Librarian 'Uo Ul, Mabel Winn Ingham— Our latest addition. Transferred from Morgsnton. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Vesta Bacon Lovie Boone Anna J. Bowers Junior Bradford Janis Bradford Katie Lee Bradley Howard Broyles Odis Clever Helen Cooper John Cummans Othella Davis Billie Dowey Jessie Dickens Marie Fannings Roy Ford Imogene Gilliam Bethel Lea Graddy CLASS ROLL Delphia Grigas Alvin Hoyle Wanda Ingram Bob Kemp Bill Kemp Peel Kemp Virginia Kemp Jim Linn Kidd Lilburn Kidd Fairy McKnight Joe Tom Mizell Delores Miller Martha J. Neal Frankie D. Peel Jim Poel Connie Quattlebaum Marie Hayos Rambo CLASS HISTORY Bob Kemp Waylan Smith Bill Kemp Marie Hayes Rambo Jwirs • Charles Wilkins Norris J. Robertson Bretta Simpkins Elbert Shetley Louise Simpkins Martha Simpkins Mary Jo Smith(C) Mary Jo Smith(S) Mary Lou Smith Waylan Smith Robert Standley Billy Stephens J. H. Stephens Juanita Tester Bernice F. Tomason Billy F. Tomlinson Star Ward Marie Whitworth Tho junior class is very progressive. The members have worked hard nearly throe years, taking part in school activi- ties and class work. Tho girls played good basketball and the boys played both basketball and football. Both junior class teams won the class tournament this year. The junior play, Moon River Rancho, was a hit of the year. The junior class tendered the seniors a Gypsy banquet on the night of April 18, which was one of the most enjoyable event of the year. Vesta Bacon ▲ana Jewel Bowers Lovle Boone Katie Lee Bradley Junior Bradford Janie Bradford Odls Clever Helen Cooper John Comains Billy Dewey Roy Ford Imogen Dilila Delphla Griggs Bethel Lea Graddy Vanda Ingrlm BUI Kemp Boh Kemp Virginia leap Lllburn Kidd Jim Linn Kidd Fairy McKnlght Delores Miller Joe Tom Ml sell Martha Jane leal Jin Peel Frankie Dean Peel Connie Quattlebaun Marie Hanbo Norris Janes Robertson Alrln Hoyle Elbert Shetley Bretta Simpkins Louise Simpkins Martha Simpkins Waylan Snith Mary Jo Smith (S) Mary Jo Smith (C) Mary Lou Snith Billy Stephens J.obert StAnriley J. H. Stephens Juanita Tester 3illy Fred Tomlinson Bemice Ihye Thomason Star Ward Jessie Dickens Rossi Short (Freshman) SOPHMORE CLASS President------- Vice President-- Secretary-Treas. Reporter-------- Willie VY. Pate Dewey Lewis Darwin Keeling FI or inc VJidener CLASS ROLL Marvi 11 Banks Fletcher Beavers Eva J. Craig Coyle Crownover Wilma Cummans Buford Graddy, Jr, W'illodean Griggs Garner Hall Blanch Harper Lucille Hillis Evelyn Hunt Willie James Harold Kingsley Dewey Lewis Madge Lewis Imigine Linn Lenten Maxwell Erma Newland Willie A, Pa t e Roy Dean Ragsdale Warren Reed Joy Dean Shannon James Smith Ann Stephens Betty Lou Stephens Ila Lea Underwood Morris Watson Arnold Watts Inogcne White t 1 orinc lVidener Everett Kilpatrick J i mm i e Williams Merle V„'illiams c i Marvell Bank Bra J. Craig Doyle Crownover Wilna Cummins Wlllodean Origgs Buford Oraddy, Jr. Blanche Harper Lucille HillIs Willie James Dewey Lewis Bverett Kilpatrick Madge Lewis Xaojean Lynn Brma Hewland Willie Wilson Fate Warren Reed Betty Lou Stephens Ann Stephens Joy Dear. Shannon Ila Lae Underwood Morris Watson Iaojean White Tlorlne Wldener FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-president Secretary-treasurer Sconsor CLASS Carl Whillock Robert Lyon Lucian Lovell Edna Lee Horton ROLI Jack Anglin Virginia Autry Bertha Mac Bishop Oda Bowling Hcartsell Broyles Louise Blair Gene Clark Troy Cleaver Billy Davenport Kenneth Dudley Harold Dyer Elwanda Eubanks Ruth Fleming Vera Ford Marion Ruth French Pauline Griffin Clell Hardin Bernice House La Vcrta Hunter Penzel Huie Norma Harness Harry Knard V i lma Jon e s Bennie Jordan Hiron Knight Burton Jones Winnie Bell Johnson Roy Lcfler, Jr, Maxine Ledbetter Jewell Lewis Lucian Lcvell Robert Lyon Bill Maddox Fenton Maxwell Bob McKnight Nadean McQuain Doris Miller Margie Millwood Marie Moore Rosa Lea Hoore Grover MeKim Lee McKim Mentford Nelson Charles Parks Wilma Parks Bernice Ragsdale Leferne Reeves Eula Mae Rhoades Doync Rogers Oma Rhea Smith Louise Standley James B. Suggs Leo Scott Layne Smith Warren G. Story Winnie Faye Story Rhea Tester Rossie Short Bonnie Swafford Freda Mae Tipton Lcis Tomlinson Mildred Williams Majorie Womacks J. D. Ward, Jr. Louie Ward Mary Jo Watts Carl Whillock Jcrlaine Whitworth Loyl Williams Virginia Autry Bert hr. Mae Bishop Oda Bowling Louise Blair Troy Clearer Billy Davenport Flwanda Rubanks Vera Ford Ruth Flenlng Marlon Ruth French Pauline Griffin Foraa Harness Cl ell Bardin Bernice Bouse Larerta Hunter Pentel Rule Burton Jonee Bennie Jordan Vllna Jones Hlron Knight Harry KnartJ Hebert Lyons Lucian Lovell Roy Lefler, Jr. Jewell Lewis Maxine Ledbetter Margie Millwood Doris Miller Bob McKnlght Hadear. Mc ualn Lee Melia Grover Mdla Marie Moor Bill Maddox Winnie Ball Johnson Rota Lea Moore Montford Belson Bernice Ragsdale La feme Beeves Ula Mae Rhoades Winnie 7aye Story Oina Rhaa Smith Layna Smith Louise Standley Warren 0. Story Bernice 9vafford Lois Tonllnson Trade Mae Tipton Rhaa Tester Carl Whlllock Loyl Wllllaas Mildred Wllllaas Louie Ward Mary Jo Watts J. D. Ward, Jr. Marjorie Womack Leo Scott Jack Anglin EIGHTH GRADE Pres. Jimmie Jordan Sec.-Treas. Jack Erans Francis Bradford Vernon Cummans Alton Emerson Jack Evans Weldon Gilliam Willard Guiling Chris Halbrook Gene Hunter Jimmie Jordan Doyle G. Love Dale Meadows Carl Quattlebaum Mary Lee Bishop Kathyrn Gilliam Zenobia Hale Loula Margaret Hall Delois Hamilton V. Pres, Mary L, Bishop Reporter Jessie F. Smith Dana Lou Kuie Mary Emma McKuin Betty Patterson Blanch Pcc-1 Madrid Rhoades Mary Alice Robertson Billye Mae Rogers Jonnie Laverne Rogers Sharda Segraves Opal Estalee Smith Jessie Faye Smith Martha Belle Suggs Erma Lee Underwood TVilma Joy Underwood Ruth Y.illcox Frances Jean Woode11 Elvena Yount BASKETBALL Senior We Scotland 16 Marshall 20 South Side 21 Marshall 19 Scotland 19 Leslie 36 Formosa 18 Formosa 20 Scotland 21 Nemo Vista 17 South Side 20 Nemo Vista H Formosa 28 Senior Scotland South Side 6 Scotland 9 Leslie 18 Scotland 7 Nemo Vista 39 Scotland 12 Leslie 9 Shirley n The Members of the Boys Junior Bradford Warren Reed Lilburn Kidd Jim Peel Norris J, Robertson Everett Kilpatrick Billy Lankford Robert Standley Janis Bradford Bill Kemp SCHEDULE Boys They Place 31 Here 21 Here 20 There 22 There 21 Here 15 Here 35 There 31 Here 20 There 26 Here 17 There 44 There 32 Tournament Girls 12 Here 11 There 21 There 8 Here 12 Here 0 There 20 There 11 There 24 Tournament Senior Teams Girls Star Ward Othella Davis Irene O'Dell Anna Jean Ragsdale Lovi e Bo one Joyce Towery Joy Dean Shannon Oma Rhea Smith Betty Jane Stobaugh Vera Ford Rosa Lea Moore Cloie Loftis basketball Mury Robinson Coach. Othella Davit, Batty Jana Stofcau h, Joy Daan Shannon Joyca Towary, One. Rhaa Smith, Vera ford, Lorle Boone, Star Ward, Boea Lea Moora, Anna Jean Ragsdale, and Irene 0 Dell. Janlt Bradford, Robert Standley. Jla Peal, Borrlt Janes Robinson, Lllbum Kidd, Prod Croon, Coech, Junior Bradford, Warren Read, frerett Illratrlck and Billy Lankford. ' AW FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Opponents Score Place We They Rus se1lvilie 0 38 There Conway 7 32 There Huntsville 0 40 Here Mt. Home 18 0 Here Atkins 7 40 There Heber Springs 0 12 There Mt. Home 6 13 There Russellville B 13 6 Here Bcrryville 27 0 Here Hartman 13 6 There The boys have shown wonderful progress under the coaching of Fred Croon, having won 40 of the ganes played this season. They have had splendid cooperation of the faculty and tjhe students. The following letter non will be lost by graduation: Vernon Ragsdale, Joe Fraser, Billy Lankford, and Aaron Cleaver. Junior Bradford and Waylan Smith served as Co-Captains of the team. We made 91 points to our opponents 18 7. The Members of the Norris J. Robertson Aaron Cleaver Billy Lankford VYaylan Smith Vernon Ragsdale Joe Fraser Lucian Lovell Warren Reed Jim Peel Junior Bradford Janis Bradford Robert Stanley Dewey Lewis Each player on a sweater. team are as following: (Ends) (Reserves) Carl Whillock Bill Kemp (Tackles) Harcld O'Dell Hiron Knight (Guards) Harold Kingsley Garner Kali (Center) Joe Tom Mizell (Backfield) the regular team received HOME MAKING The Home Economics Department offers three years in homemaking to high school girls. In these three years, the girls are given training in meal planning and preparation, clothing selection and con- struction, home management, home nursing, child development, family relationship and recreation, consumer education, home improvements and other units related to family life. These units are taught in a modern cottage that is equipped to give the girls true-to Iife working experiences. In addition to the class work, each girl carries 135 hours of home project work. These projects grow out of the units taught at school and give the girls an opportunity to put into practice some of the experience, which enables the girls to become a better hone helper- now and a better home maker in the future. The girls, with the help of' the teacher, arc working on the out-of-door living room and are- setting out different kinds of trees around the cottage. The living room will be greatly improved. F.F.A. OFFICIERS Fres. Billy Lankford Sec. Glen Williams Rep. Sanford Kale Adviser: V� Free. Vernon Ragsdale Treas. arren Bradley iatch Dog. Lilburn Kidd Paul Craig F.F.A. ‘JCTT0 Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to Live Living to Serve LOCAL PROGRAM OF ’.YORK Supervised Practices: Cooperative Activities Community Services: Leadership Activities Earnings and Savings: Conducting Meetings: Scolarship: Recreationi Students practice at home the principles taught at school. Programs of this type im- prove school plant facili- ties and helps lower cost of goods bought by members. Diseases Epidemics, Fairs and Civic Enterprises come under this group. Contests, banquets, and camping trips develop those traits that make leaders. Each member is urged to save enough from farm pro- jects to pay one year in college expenses or start into business on his own. Standard Practices ac- quaint boys with parli- amentary rules. Each pupil must be an average student to be eligible to join our Chap- ter. F.F.A. Boys own Camp Couchdale which is on Lake Catherine and which is one of the best summer camps in America. GLEE CLUBS Enrollment in the girls' glee club for the year 1940-41 was fifty-five, the largest enrollment in the history of the school. The girls' glee club and the girls' ensemble re- ceived the rank of superior at the Literary- Contest held at Clinton for the schools of Van Buren county on April 14. The mixed chorus of seventy-five members and the boys' ouartette also received the rank of superior . The mixed chorus presented a beautiful pageant at an assembly program immediately preceding the Christmas holidays. Both groups v c-re heard at the Spring graduation exercises. The girls' glee club sang Come Where the Lilies Bloom . The mixed chorus sang We Pray for Peace . ACTIVITIES ’.71; 0� S Ti H 0 Prettiest Girl...............Mildred Morton Most Handsome Boy............Junior Bradford Most Popular Girl.......-....Ruth Stephens Most Popular Boy-------------Junior Bradford Best Girl Athlete------------Star ’Ward Best Boy Athlete-------------Junior Bradford Cutest Girl.............-....Mildred Morton Cutest Boy-------------------Morris Watson Sweetest Girl----------------Mildred Morton Most Studious Girl-----------Mary Jo Eaton Most Studious Boy............Carl Whillock Best All-around Girl---------Ruth Stephens Best All-around Boy----------Vernon Ragsdale Most Serious Person----------Mary Jo Eaton Best Liked Student-----------John Quattlcbaum Best Singer (Girl)-----------Ruth Stephens Best Singer (Boy)............Glen Williams Best Actress--...............Ruth Stephens Best Actor----- — — -Junior Bradford One Most Likely to Succeed--llary Jo Eaton Most Ambitious Girl----------Mary Jo Eaton Most Ambitious Boy-----------Vernon Ragsdale Wittiest Person--------------Ruth Stephens Most Talented Girl-----------Ruth Stephens Most Talented Boy------------Sanford Hale Friendliest Girl..........---Ruth Stephens Friendliest Boy--........... John Quattlebaun Most Popular Teacher--- -----Mrs. Edna Lee Horton COMMENCEMENT For the first time, this year we are hav- ing an all student commencement program. The following speakers have been chosen for commencement: Shirley Tester, Irene Bradley, and Sanford Hale, All four years in high school Shirley has been outstanding in scholarship. Besides her regular schedule this year, she is editor- in-chief of the Hill Billy'', secretary-treasurer of the senior class, a member of the Glee Club, assistant office helper, a member of the Home Economics Club, and assistant editor-in-chief of The Torch . Irene returned to school last year after being out of school for five years She ranks second in scholarship among students who have done their high school work in this school. She is a member of the Glee Club and the Home Economics Club. Sanford won first place in public spend- ing in the F.F.A. contest at Conway, played a leading role in the senior play, was circu- lation manager of The Torch , in 1941 and, was secretary of the F.F.A. 1941. mmmm FOR BEST HO!3 COOKED MEALS HAT AT COOPER'S CAFE THE HOME OF GOOD COFFEE OF THE EAST SIDE OF THE STREET FROM THE COURT HOUSE DAVENPORT'S VARIETY STORE Clinton, Arkansas THIS IS OUR GOLDEN RULE: TO BE ALWAYS FOR THE PROGRESS OF OUR SCHOOL It is our highest aim to make our business an asset to the students, faculty, and community by supplying your needs nd offering the very best values at the lowest possible cost to you. A place to meet your friends and make your Dollars Have More Cents . AIL PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS BOOK BY ROBERT B. CLARX 1206 OAK STREET CONWAY, ARKANSAS GOOD SI R V I C E HORTON'S CAPE, AUTO COURT AND STATION CLINTON, ARKANSAS COMPLIMENTS WE TKA17X YOU FOR YOUR PAST PATRONAGE. YOUR FUTURE OE Calls will help us to continue. CLINTON-SHIRLEY TELEPHONE CO. 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