Friday Harbor High School - Harbor Light Yearbook (Friday Harbor, WA)

 - Class of 1951

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Adviloreeeeeeeoo Editoroeeoasoeeeoe Ass istant Editor. . s00'Tf8Bloeeeeooeo Bus iness lhnager. . Artiltlneeooeoeeeo ooo e see Typistseeeo o ence Junior Class . . . . . Sophomore Class . . . Freshman Class . . . . Photographers . . . . . I l O O O I O O O .. .......Presiden'b .... ...,V1oe President . . . .......Se0retary . . , , ,Treasurer ANNUAL STAFF eeeeooueoeoee o oeoiwsf Julia Jensen ,,,,,,Eunioe Hammond .....Gwen Workman eseooeeeeNBn0y B00 ...Jhrlene Johnson eeeomeeHUgh R0b0Ftl O O O l O Q .,..,Gary Ulloriok ...Jlarilyn Grosli ,,,.Eu.nioe Hammond ....Mar1ene Johnson , , , ,,,,,,Gwen Workman e eeoeooeJ0!n King e e e eoeeoeeaJa0k Ring10f . . , . . ,Doris McDougall . . , , . .Keith Studio L 1 . .Q if , !1. Cx: . 1 , M-V:-gh, In '91 M 1 . 'E , -'W 'nm 3 Ffh .M 5,5 X wtf A wk Ly 'f 3 4 in 1 ,fx W f W Q, I 1 QUT' hw 15121 c. f ' ' ' .Q W V. , , 5 . . 1 , 613.1 , .5 ' , . ,f , , ' ,V H-3vHU..1,'5, - - V -1 Q..-vw H 1 w -Q z.: ,, 4 ap. 'f..,..,. , JCM Front Row, Left to Right: Back Mrs. Julia Jensen, Mrs. Jeanette Coghlan, Mrs. Minniemae Ringler Row, Left to Rights Howard Carter, Mr. E.E. Hannah, Mr. R. G. Lisle, M . J. E. Hall Mrs. Jensen: U.S. History, English III, Bookkeeping Sociology, Economics, English IV. Mrs. Coghlanx English I, Latin I and II, English II, Washing- ton State History, World History. M s. Ringler: Advanced Home Eo, Girl's P.E., 9th Home Ec,Business Math, General Science, Howard Carter: Custodian Mr. Hannah: Biology, Mechanical Drawing, Shop, Boys P.E,Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Advanced P. E. Mr Lisle: Typing I, Chorus, Typing II, Remedio Reading, Band M . Hall: Physics, Trig., Chemistry, Advanced Algebra. 'r .- ,f an 1- A w 3 1,1 4 .Q .so- , .A SENIQR l' QQJIJU' Cf 79: C OFFICERS Pl'05id0nteeeeeeeeeeeeee eoHl-lgh Robsrta vice Pres.... ...Gary Ulleriok SOCl'6t9J'ye e e e e e e e Gwen Workman TX'9B8U!'9l'eo e eeeeeee eeeeeemarilyn CLASS MOTTOx 'Today we Sail, Where Will We Anchor CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Ross Buds Glen Workman--born Friday Harbor, August 3, 19- 53. 2 years cheerleader, Freshman and Senior Playsg Vice President of Student Body Senior yearg Senior Class secretary, G1r1's Club seo- retary Sophomore year, 2 years Chorus, Harbor Light etaffg Associate Editor of annual. 'Her disposition is as sweet as her voios.' Hugh Roberts--born San Pedro, California, April 4, 1952. President Senior Class, Senior Playg Treasurer Letterman's Club Senior yearg 3 years Band, 1 year Chorusg 2 years Harbor Light and annual staff. 'Never daunted by a dare.' Gary Ulleriok--born Ketchikan, Alaska, Ootobe 26, 1932. Senior Class Vioe Presidentg Harbor Light staff 2 yearsg Senior play, 1 year annu- al staff, 'Your order received- we are out of halos in your size.--St. Peter.' su.: w M, a. 1 4 4 n 1 :Cf of 1 ,tg . , s ql' wg NJ ,, . 1 4 r -I rw ATV? wwf J' Hi 'S I Y n ,pil Ik, ff' if 4 0 ' 1 EEE 'guf 3 as 'ff Fx 'N -Q it 1 f NH:-11 W. ,WW HB a , wif, Jil V1'x 14-' v -r-1. 1- we Marilyn King--born Friday Harbor, September 16, 1955, 3 years oheerleade 3 Freshman Play! Freshman President, Girl's Club President SP - yearg Harbor Light Editor Junior yearg Class Treasurer Junior and Senior ye8rBz 4 Year! Chorus. 'She winks with one eye,1aughs with the other.' Jim Nash--born lay 20, 1953, Seattle, Washing- ton. 5 years Basketball, Sophomore Class Pres. Vice President Letterman's Club Senior year,l year Chorus, Freshman play. 'Be likes fun and jokes as well as most folks.' - Henry Gallanger--born Waconda, Washington, Jan- uary 15, 1932. Freshman Playg treasurer Soph- omore yearg 1 year Harbor Light Staff, 1 year annualg Senior Play stage manager. 'Tho I'm always in haste, I'm never in a hurry.' Nancy Boe--born August 16, 1935, Seatt1e,Wash. 4 years Chorusg Freshman Class representative, 2 years Harbor Light staffg 2 years Majoretteg Senior Playg Secretary-Treasurer of annual. 'When she oan't laugh at the jokes of the age, she laughs at the age of the jokes.' Mfg .,.- ' 1 elf- ' ' , Wav- 3114 . g - - n 5. -,.'. ' U ' x ' T T 'A 1' I . Y Q pm, -N ' ,f-A .-1.,5..gA,a. 1, h, . .zu 1 X , A,.l,x. r, I .. ...,,,-. 2,25 S V 3 Q ,. .n , .A-. 1 ln:-.rf ,X :.,.el2,- if Es ' Q . if. 'f'!iSf1 Yr 'YV , , , F 4., I 1,-5 1- - ii. 2 . .- 'Q . fm, J' , f Q -:Q .1 A .Q .,.W . 5 l 'al 'x'5 L ,.-. .iv , I. .. ...I R 2.13, :- 'cf 1'1-,.:4f'-i'1i':Wg11.xM. -. .. - fa-'ff A-M - :- . Vg. , .r ,,.f'3 A . ,, , 'SJ -aw ,.- I. . ,--E:.,! gy - -5 . mr.: v . - , qv-,-.. ,,.s.1,., ,.,.J- ,. v. .Zgl ,' 'nb Q , 5' 'fffl -. f ' -'wg LQ x 4 1 ' A., . .Ae-.,.1. F 400,14-if T 'Y '42 S' '. .6252 Q8 V '-P 343 l.-a,-f avg--'f'- 54 . Q , - . ' ' 53,55 f,.'1-CN? - . My gn ,I ,.,., gh- 1- 5-A' I ay -ff? . -1 ,rg 5 1, 3'-.lqiW.fi'kmm?' V V. ' 1-1..:,,-1 WA. wg., .y1,.,' -'I :.L-Jv1,Q'4,-',':j .-,,., 1 ' -:,.:' ' 3.1 gf, ww- 4 1-.sh ,. . fffw X 7 -'W'-1,5251 L:iIi,,:k,3.gw:g' W :af , 1 Q , A ' W .wx , , 1lU'4 Marilyn Gresli--born Friday Harbor, April 30, 1933. Cheerleader Freshman yeargFreshman Play, 2 years Harbor Light staff Sophomore yeargJun- lor Class Vice President, Senior Play, Girl's Club Treasurer Senior yearg l year Chorusg l year annual. 'Look into her eyes and you see a little angel, Look a little longer and you see a little imp. Bill Chevalier --born Friday Harbor, November 3 1982. Freshman play, Sophomore Class Secretary 3 years Basketballg Letterman's Club President Senior year. 'There is somthing very winning in his way. Don Lowe--born Hopwood, Pa., May 5, 1931, 1 year annual staffg Senior Class Play. 'There are so many funny things I don't have time to laugh at them all.' larlene Johnson--born Friday Harbor, December 5 1952. Annual Business lanagerg 2 years Harbor Light staffg Business Manager of Senior Playg 5 years Chorus. 'Full of life, joy, and fun. :L H. ,L -. ,.n+. -- F3 TL ,, 71 YQ 1- 1 ., 5,3 15 Wm sl 7 ' Q' -. ffm gr? ' w LW .. EH: .Q fx' '.-rg 2 , -7. if,-' 13' -' 'IH In 'i+.-j 'SF 4 A ' 'SE ,ut ff' . r jiri ,,. . if :HE .5 QU r. I M L J. U l. .-I V K if' fe F gifs? '- -7 , f., Ir - fgl. M-MCI' I.-W V. -kg A r a:i,5fg5'sS2 45 ,- ::,..-jg Q :SL . K , K-eQ, 1!V'1,F3 4 if Lam-'.,i, -4 -:,,,,,,.3 .. .',-1N- ' 's A' if ' 191' ,I,. f!'f -, Q- Rv '4-'Qa w 1' .: 11. 7 .',1,f', .,- W Eunice Hammond--born September 21, 1933, Spok- ane, lashington. Freshman Play, Gdrl's Club treasurer Fresh an year, Harbor Light Staff Sophomore, Editor Junior year, Student Body Secretary Junior year, Senior Play, annual Editor, 4 years Chorus. 'She has ambitions as high as her stature. Dave Phifer--born November 17, 1932, Seattle, Washington. Student Body President Freshman year, 2 years Basketball, Letterman's Club 1 Secretary Junior and Senior year, Student Body President Senior year, Freshman a d Senior plays, 1 year Chorus. 'A unique combination of sense and nonsense. Charles Schlag--born July 14, 1955, Seattle, Washington. Freshmnx and Senior Plays, one year annual. 'I have kept one secret in the course of my life- I am a bashful nan. Robert G. Lisle--born December 7, 1914. Senior Class Advisor night-oz 41-1 -,a Li, rf Il' in l I K. -6 4 M ni ra 9 lx . ...M.. 1, P 3 Z - s Y' K - , 111 ,x Ill . O nznflz FIRST ROW: Lucretia P09 Marilyn King, Gwen Workman, SECOND ROW: Jean Landahl, Nancy Boa, Jean Bell, Marlene Johnson, Ruth Tuck, Eunice Hammond. THIRD RCW: Henry Gallanger, Charles Schlag, Bill Chevalier, Dave Phifer, Zane Krumdiaok Jim Nash, and Hugh Roberts. as-1, ' .I , ,La '. 1 'VTR ., ,gf Fi.-Q .V 'M Fr' -.en y rs-1.-Ugg., ff ,- 1 wg - f., X, '- -E : f- gun-lg nY.,.A K -...V '1 M, 1 Y nv ,wwf :Qi 'P-' C Q56 02171 We are the class of '51 So full of' knowledge, pep, and fun. Now as we are about to graduate, These little tales we shall relate. School days meant 'daze' to Nancy Bee, Especially when her sailor boy had to go. To Don Lowe, always so humorous and gay School meant jokes and tricks each day. Bell-bottomed trousers attracted Henry and Hugh, Hughie and his everlasting I disagree with you. Henry was the boy with the huge appetite, And the Home Ec Room he haunted day and night. Gary was noted for his feet so small, His disposition sweet and his frame so tall. Marilyn Gresli was always as happy as a lark, And when she was mad, her bite was worse than h Marilyn King was a fdvorite of us all, Boy, that gal was really on the ball. Together she and Gwennie for two whole years Supported our teams with inspiring cheers. We were proud of Jim on the basketball floor, Who as high point man really boosted our score. B111 Chevalier was always a good sport, In the class room, on the floor, things of that lhrlene's red hair was the cause of her temper, But when it came to cooking she was no auteur Charles was noted for his bashful ways, But he'll surprise us all one of' these days. Dave Phifer appeared to be quiet and wise, His appearance changed when he went out with th Eunice was the gal who thought she was a poet, So she wrote this poem to let everbody know it. You never miss water till the well's dry they s .bd-ll 4'9 er 01: ,Ti il 5 'K Sv X Ji x ' sort. X Q C - 'H' X 5 Y I 1 O guyls Q- f'X A 'f Q19 nys 'dx And you don't miss the Seniors till graduation day. Another true saying that is heard every year Is- We're going to miss good old F.H.S. so dear 1, , f e X f ,- X 1 y 64. x x. , 11. , Q. , 3' ,jragpx 3 J.- 1 65 v 4 JL Fri' ll! fp ff.. qxgfig , 1 T19 V. .f . Ute H ew' . Q.. N f 1 1 H., Mfg. 3' v 'M .1 2 . H SRA ff fb. - 'S v. 1 , 1 :-rf' i ku.. vu, ,., ,N - .4 1 1 Y sfs.5.' '12, Cfaaa ,Maiory FIRST GRADE One bright morning in September 1957, twentyhsix beaming little faces entered the great white building which is known as the Friday Harbor Grade School. At first everyone was pretty happy with the thought of going to school, but when we learned that our mothers had to leave we changed our minds fast! These crying little darlings were: Ruth Tuck Jim Nash ' Stella Lightfoot Roberta Potts Stanley Paterson Gwen Workman Harvey Juel Gordon Nhddleton Clark Sterkins Dave Phifer Violet Larsen Elaine Yokum Marlene Johnson Bill Lawsn Harlene Lightheart- Lorna King Marilyn Gresli Kent Smith Jean Landahl Marilyn King Richard Nash Donald Scott George Smith Ronald Tredgail This year soon passed and on the last day of school we all received a funny looking thing which Miss Bacon called a report card. We soon found out what they were for! SECOND GRADE We thought we were really'big shots this year. 'We sat at desks instead of tables and how we all laughed at the new first-grade babies who were oryu ing that first day. l rilyn King and Marilyn Gresli were having a constant battle over cute little Billy Lawson's affections. THIRD GRADE This year Miss Anderson was the lucky teacher who tried to teach us something. It was quite the fad that year for the girls to roll their long stockings down just as soon as they arrived at school in the morning. Of course we all played marbles that spring and poor little Gwennie lost all of her's in a game with Marilyn King. Janet King departed having skipped the third grade. FOURTH GRADE 1 Oh, what fun we had that year! Mrs. Cary was our teacher and the third grade was in the same room with us because they had just started having Jr. Hjgh. Every time the teacher was out the spitdwads really flew. Once Jim- mie Cahail's aim wasn't very good and he got one stuck on the ceiling, every one was holding their breath for fear it would fall down on Zthe teacher. Maxine Hall moved here that year and caused Suite a sensation with the boys. Other students we gained were Bill Chevalier, who came from Orcas Island,and Henry Gallanger, who was just trying the fourth grade agafn. FIFTH GRADE This was really a year to remember when poor Miss Gormley was our tea- cher. Henry brought chewing tobacco to school and all the boys had a turn at it along 'with Mr. Wol1ley's razor strap. Gwen and Jean Landahl spent most of their time stand ng out in the hall or else hiding from the teacher. Joe Lawson kept everyone laughing when he'd talk around the room with lies. Gormley hot on his trail, but she just couldn't catch up with him. SIXTH GRADE we worked hard that year because M s. Landahl was determined that we made up for what had been lost the year before. During recess we played 'Fox and Geese' and Jim Nash was always chasing some girl up to the cornerd' .-v , . 1. uf-.1 'N Elfxf u 2-5. l J, , I' ff' :fx F .3-ag. , 'Q ,pg- ,.xf'L , I-1 Fw .IPM E v4'. 55.5 '4' 'f ..x. L, 1 the field where a game of post-office was going on. Eunice Hammond came from Lopez Island to join us that year. It wasn't long before she had pggk- ed Zane Krumdiack for her boy friend, but larilyn King caused a littlekmoub- le there Cfor a whilel. SEVENTH GRADE we were really a class that year, it took two teachers to do the job. Mrs. Sandwith taught us the first half and Mrs. Crocker the second. Every- body had lots of fun when the Jr. High gave the operetta nTreasure Island ,' and the girls were always flirting with the Big 9th grade boys. Gene Card caused a little excitement that year. One day he was playing with matches druing class and his pen caught fire in his pocket. When the smoke started rolling out the teacher grabbed his pen and threw it out the window--she almost threw him out too. EIGHTH GRADE This was a year full of activities for us. There was the Jr. High Jam- boree, we gave a play for the Student Body, the Glee Club, under Mrs. Epp's direction sang over the radio in Bellingham, and last but not least there was the big Basket Social in the gym, A11 the girls were afraid to look when the baskets were being auctioned off and than everyone relaxed when lr. Wolfley bought Jean Landahl's We lost Harlene Lightheart when she moved to Seattle and we gained that quiet little boy, Hughie Roberts, NINTH GRADE Now we were really the big shots of Jr. High. we gave the play 'Daphne Is So Delicaten for the P. T, A. with Eunice playing the part of delicate, little Daphne. Once M , Wolfley caused quite a sensation when he went around all day with his pant leg caught up in his garter. Two new students joined us that year--they were Nancy Boe and Charles Schlag. TENTH GRADE At last we had reached High School and what fun it was! One bright Sunday afternoon we all took a hike over Cady Mountain and of course we sep- arated and got lost. Then we finally found each other and Boyd King cooled himself off in the lake. we gave our 'Penny-aPoundu dance that year and really raked in the money. And everyone remembers the big sneak- Seems there were some Soph. girls who like to play hockey too. Lucretia McKay and Maxine Hall left us, and much to several girl's regret Zane decided he'd had enough schooling. But Gary Ullerick helped make up for the losses when he came herefrom The Dalles, Oregon. ELEVENTH GRADE Two new members added to our class this year were Don Lowe and Cora Bennett, but Jean Landahl had joined the Seniors. With trips to Orcas for basketball games, a Junior Dinner, several parties, the Prom and Banquet, the year passed quickly and we had become nM15htz Seniorggn TWELVETH GRADE When we were gathered together again the next September we found that class had decreased in number somewhat. Ruth Tuck and Cora Bennett had left us to get married. p ,I J 1 P g. l 4, 'V J Q i L .1 V . 4 E . V. f. X 1 We gave our Senior Play, 'The Mummy and The Mumps' and of course had one of our parties the last night. we had initiation for the Freshmen, a dance in the gym called the 'Bunny Bounce and finally came our Senior Trip tg vancouver, Henry G. and Hugh R. joined the Navy and Marilyn King and Don Lowe graduated mid-term. Now there were only six left of the original 26 from the first grade- They are Jim, Gwen, Marilyn K, Marilyn G, Marlene, and Dave e At last came that long awaited for day, June l and Graduation!! UA. nfl! O ?fLacLnam Q4 - O Gy th, gd -' O Q V Amgzfzond '- NAIE AMBITION SAYING hrlene Johnson Navy Nurse 'I don't believe that' Klhrnie B111 Chevalier To be a 'dancer' 'Shut up Johnson' lfkonkl Jim Nash Go in the lhrines 'I'l1 never tell' 1,Dasherj Gwen Workman Live until I die 'Have you got that lftlwenniej done already????' Gary Ullerigok Dry out F. H, 'Well change it 4fSpook llarilyn King Have 17 kids 'I don't get it' 1fBoots Don Lowe Get Book Reports 'Oh llrs. Jensen' HLUW-Ball, in on time Nancy Boe y hrry a lhllionare 'Just you wait' lfDanoe Charles Schlag larry a M llionare 4fShagj and have lots of kids 'Huh ----- ' Marilyn Gxiesli Travel around the world 'Well ---- ' fGriz Hughlltoberts Retire from Navy I'1l prove it' tmughgoj at the age of 90 Eunice Hammond Be a house-wife 'Oh- ---- -' 1fUse1essl David Phifer Build a bridge to 'That's all she wrote' Kitty Lopez Henry Gallanger Uienkl Go in the Navy fmnbition fulfilled! 'I didn't know about ll that , POP QC? Dear Diary, The date is June 1, 1965. I have just begun my search for a two-head- ed, left handed 'G1llahooper', a very rare insect. I was bitten by one on graduation night in 1951 and ever since have been seeking the 0PP01'tWlilFy to bite one back! I have just set sail from the thriving sea-port, False iBay, for the Hawaiian Islands on the Emily Jane, a popular yacht. June l2...le arrived in the Hawaiian Islands and the next day I began my search for the bug. Hacking my way through the dense jungle, I arrived at a native village, and upon inquiring my'whereabouts, I was informed in their native tongue, 'Bala polooka-ooka' that I was in the province of Soh- lagoo'. The chief of this small village I discovered, was none other than my classmate, Charlie Schlag, who was now married to a hula dancer. Find- ing my search for the 'Gillahooper' in vain, I sailed westward to Paducah Egypt, for it was reported the insect had been seen in this vicinity. August l3...Anchoring the Emily Jane at the head of the Nile I set off across the desert to Paducha. In the dimly lighted lounge of the 'Dew Drop Inn', I heard the old familiar notes of 'Show Me The Way to Go Home',1rh11, behind me someone was softly humming the tune. Glancing around I saw a bearded, distinguished-looking gentleman, and upon observing him more closely, I recognized him as one of the old group, Don Lowe. At the same time he must have recognized me, for he came over to my table and we talked over old times. Bb told me he'was here investigating the disappearance of the mummy of Queen Osel-a-man-deb, who was mistakenly shipped back to Egypt after our class play. I mentioned to Don how strange it was the piano player happened to be playing one of our favorite songs, and he told me the melancholy pianist was Gary Ullerick, who had come to Egypt in hopes of forgetting his loved one, Toddy Duffy. The story goes that on the day be- fore their marriage, Toddy eloped with her former suitor, Jim Nash, leaving Gary heartbroken and unconsolable. I told Don of my search for the 'Gill- ahooper', and he informed me that he had heard of one being seen in Hbscow, theypresent home of Tcddy and Jim. ' August 25...Set sail this morning for Russia. Hitting some bad weath- er we got a little off our course and landed on the island of Sicily. As long as I was here I decided to make a tour of the island. A big engineer- ing project was just being started on the island, the building of an under- water tunnel to Italy. I heard rumors while in the U. S. that a WDNHB was to be chief engineer of the project, but was utterly amazed to find Marilyn Gresli was the woman. I stopped at her office and asked to see her but her secretary-said an appointment must be made at least a month in ad- vance. The secretary told me that after Marilyn had completed the tunnel she was givin up her'brilliantpareer to return home and marry a highschool Sweetheart. Terry Jacksonl August 28...s-gap-ted again for Russia . Took a plane to Moscow after leaving the yacht at the Black Sea. Found Jim Nash operating a profitable hamburger stand with his wife and seven children. I knew it was his at first sight for a large neon sign readfin both English and Russianl 'Jim and Toddy's Hamburger Shack--Come on in and have a Snackl' Jim todd me that he had come to Moscow at the request of Joe Stalin who was crazy about hamburgers, and wished to introduce them to his people. Two months after Jim's hamburger stand opened, the U.S. and Russia signed a permanent peace pact. Jim also told me that Admiral Hugh Roberts was one of the signers of this treaty. Hugh was very successful in the Navy, raising to the rank of admiral in three years. While glancing at a U.S. paper Jim had, I read where Hugh was dating Margaret Tru an. Oh well, Hugh always did like older women. s l , EK-'gn 'A f W . 1 f-,gg ' H. ,. ,, . ' .5 I ,iframe . I ' 1' 'W Eg-Q:r.f?,. ' 1,1 xl.: :K Yi - . t m N , 4 4 I .-.f 'N xr. ar' 1 fg- .5 1-r Viv., -1 Y It 'W I .Af ,f raw'- luv X 4,,,:u,, , , .M X 1, ,.,t V Q -. .af -ng , . ' Zi, Pj, Q Mr ,, 4 1 :W ,E :Un x,q,m- . ':. 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Evidently they were having a sale, but it was so crowded I could not get near the counter to see what everyone was buying. I asked the sales lady who said they were selling the new 'Gallanger Girdle'. This girdle, she continued, was the result of ten years experimentation by a man named Henry Gallanger, and was becoming more and more popular everyday. Of all the things I had learned about my former class-mates, this surprised me most. February 2l...Decided to take the train home. While looking for some- thing ,to read, on the trip, I noticed a book entitled, 'ly Dad Was Town larshall', by Eunice Kru diack. I picked up the bggk to ,ee if this gouid possibly have been written by the former Harborite, Eu ice Hammond, and strange as it may seem it was., I immediately bought the book and laughed continually while reading the hu crous stor . February 22...Stopped in Chicago to vfh1t'my classmate, Marilyn King, with whom I have been in contact. She is the president of the new 'Zing King Company',.which is experimenting in the use of a new type of noodle for chop suey. She was placing some noodles in test tube, when she noticed a skeleton of a bug in it. I examined it closely and found it was a dicarded skin of a two-headed, left handed, 'Gillahocper'. I asked Marilyn is she had ever seen a fCillahooper' in Chicago, but she said she hadnft. Being very discouraged and down hearted after finding my search absoluteli worthless, I left Chicago and headed home. larch 7...Arrived in Seattle in time to see the final games of the State 'B' tourmam nt. It just so happened that Friday Harbor played the other winner from the same district, Granite Falls, in the final game to see who would place first in the state. CStars on Friday Harbor's basket- ball team,.Perry Sandwith, Craig Scribner, and Robbie Browne, put on a bea- utiful exhibition of basketball by beating Granite Falls 59-571 Dave Phifer has sure done a marvelous job of coaching these boys since ed five years ago. They have won the district championship four he start- years and placed high in state for three years. This was the first time they'had wan the state championship however, and the eight hundred spectators who atten- ded from Friday Harbor were wild with excitement. lhen I returned to my hotel room I turned on the radio. The program I was listening to was interrupted to bring a special broadcast to the listeners. 'Friday Harbor woman gives birth to sextuplets. Irs. Gwen Sohmola is doing fine after giving birth to five boys and one girl about fifteen minutes ago. All of the babies weighed at least three pounds at birth. This is the first authentic record of sextuplets in medical history. I will have more to report later'. Instantly I knew that this was my old classmate Gwen'lorkman, whose name would now be known all over the world. ' larch l9...Took the beautiful trip from Seattle to Waldron Island by water, where I popular resort. Chevalier, Jr. 4 we,talked over planned to spend several weeks at the 'Isle of Leisure', a When'I reached the island, I found the proprietor, ldlllam greeting the new arrivals. When he had a minute to spare, old times and he told me gbgut his resort. He won fifty 1 L.. A rw- z-A i . N, ,if ' . - aa-:m'.'f'i1,-, ag-Ag-,f','5:1:rsm,q-wavy A V sv-ogy., ,,-'wiv' 2-: nw if 15,gff'flvf1???W5,f. !L f Nqgf. E55 1, V: V .-M. .- V w . VV. V im-,:V,,.,-VVV.:, - VV 4 VV VV 5-rank' 3 A 1 -3? Pb. V V .1 ' . w ww 5 1 .?-fig, - ., :HM , ,f.1:xy3-'- . 1 . Qin'-1194 '- K , , ,,.7..,4,E., , 'QQ' 'FW' FQ EE it Q. ' 1 ,. , f ' ' ' . I ,,,gm ,A , 2 :gg-W . 1- X ' 3 ' N' 1' ' . 1 ' ' s 2 .a't'.., 5 L-,ff 7- , i' ' 1 v J. 4. 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He told me there are at least five hundred guests at the resort every day and he has had many famous people vacation- ing'there, including Arthur Godfrey, Joe Louis, the King of Sweden, and Lana Turner, While we were talking, he told me the new Friday Harbor High School had just been completed and I later learned that he had contributed 365,000 in order that it would be the most modern school in the world. June 1...After a year of traveling I am back home in Friday Harbor, and although I enjoyed seeing my old friends, I still had not found a nGil- lahoopern. While I was looking through the Biology room of the new high gchool, my search came to an end, for in the jar with Harlow , I saw the corpse of a Gillahooper . Harlow , it will be remembered, was the little goldfish who was murdered by the Chemistry class of 1949, and now lies pickled in a jar. My world wide search had ended about two miles from my home! 1 v v .. X x C f CH ::k 3 I T - .E E I -k-- ,F Q -2 Q . 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Gary Ulleriok leaves his ability to get along with Mrs. Jensen to Nancy Nash, his powerful green Zephyr to Jack McKenzie, and his tiny feet to Linda Hogan. To Trevor, David Phifer leaves his position as Cap- tain of the basketball team, his secret girlfriend Jim Cary, his scholastic ability to Darlene Hall, and his poaching gun to Bill Erickson. Nancy Boe b6qU68th8 her flirting ability to Jonna Lu, her dainty sneeze to Charles Johnson, her size 13 majorette boots to John Schlag, and Dick's class ring to Char Carter. F To Trim, Charles Schlag leaves his hot temper, his Trig. ability to Joyce Skottowe, the crooked part in his hair to Dick O'Donnell, and his pug nose to Mr. Lisle. Marilyn Gresli leaves Terry to Gloria Olson,her monthly trips to the courthouse to Jean Johnson, one small dimple to Jim Capron, and her bookkeeping work- book to Ronnie, if he can get it away from H s. Jensen. Hugh bequeaths'His quiet disposition to uoris, his acting ability to Bill Landahl, and his bleached hair to Nancy Orazio. ' Eu ice Hammand leaves her seat in front of Mrs. Jensen to Richard Nash, her scarf to hide her hickies to Mary Hale, her personality glasses to Clarence Youngburg and her height to Nellie Lightheart. To Johnny Martin, Bill Chevalier leaves approximf ately 43285 whiskers, his ability to cheat when playing 'I Doubt It' to Joan King, his biceps to Jack Ringler, and his reputation with the women to Charles Anderson. To Joe Orazio, Marlene Johnson leaves her red hair, her cooking ability to Jim Cahail, her ability to keep secrets to Barbara Thompson, and her stubborness to Gordon Middleton. Henry Gallanger leaves his ability to be cold when everyone else is hot to Darlene Work an, his place 1 i' 5 I L I I I I I I I ,I X...--4 540' '- ,QA ' X Q - - hs, .X Yfi rf .. ,,- , I A ' ..-,, Y , - ,, - I 'L f 5'--' W' ' - I a? v 4 f g -:1 Q ,- yr..-A L - , . , E45 ,Ill . 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' 1'-,., ' 5 b -,,...,. ,- . yw .V.,y-, :,,--- .2 .. , A ' 'Z'1'i T ' ' 'V , . W X- . - uf: V -w b t , , ff -X Qt. N -1- ,I Yi s Q 'f 2 ,- 5 U' 1 3 5 5 HE 5. L.- 7'- 1'- ,Q- Ei .- 1 ,- 'P i 5 X, in the lunch line to Gloria Larsen, a car trunk full of bottle caps to Joyce Anderson, and to Bill Lawson, his position as stage manager. Iarilyn King reluctantly leaves Trim to Hazel, Qif she still wants him,l her cheerleaders outfit to Kenneth Rammage, her monthly trips to the courthouse to Krezenz, and her speed at catching on to jokes to Rawleen Davis. Jim Nash bequeaths his sly wink to Barbara Bryant, his ability to keep a cool head to Kippy, his necking nob to Gary Herdt, and his ability to be high point man to Jim Erickson. To Santos, Gwen Workman leaves her high pitched cackle, her cheerleaders outfit to Gale Walrcd, her a- bility to arrive at school late and get away with it to Mildred, and her secret love for Howard Carter to Hhrlenc RBIIIDBQOQ ' Don Lowe leaves his chartreuse fluorescent socks to Lois, his ability to get out of work to Terry, his way with the girls to Kendall Gallanger, and his ability to open bottles without an ooener to George Smith. Signed, pub1ished,- and declared by the Class of 1951 on this first day of June, 1951. . pap, , ayfzgldflgf . Pwa4L444Lf new pn . MQW! ' ape 7 Mmm .Ea JZ. .sz Z3 1 ' 5:5 f I 1 v M S. Q1 ,d 4464.41 LN Q X 357 vfwr 4' f Ziyi' Wanda .le-A my ' Q76-f Gczacwob ,f Z af' Jfgw ma ,xx xwk ful 'VW S'i.4uhl-914 V7- Pxfy H' 'w -4 v- :- M 1 k Sw aa-:ahh vu, , V X v 'nga api' If - W, . a ., ' .-5MI c - qv, in 1 1 .4 W1 . - T1'S'i27 1 A f::5,,,.A-A - '73 lfb V. 'iQ'i?g: Q ' . , ,- 1 m . 4 X .. FRONT RON, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wade, Cahail, King, Oraxic, Dixon, Nash. SECOND RON: Beestcn, Middleton, Roberts, Lawson. THIRD ROW: Hrs. Jensen, Smith, McKenzie, Herdt, Scribner, Bryant, Cary. President......Jim Cary Seoretary......Mildred Wade Vice Pres......Gary Herdt Treasurer......Kippy Roberts CLASS MOTTO: Answer Destiny's Challenge CLASS COLORS: Green and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Carnation On September 5th in the year of 1950 twenty students gathered in the Junior room to start a new year out right. This year they welcomed one new student, Bill Absher, to their class. The class rings were ordered in Octobeg,after much debate over the de- sign. When the long awaited rings arrived the last of January, the students were all very pleased with them. The Juniors had a lot of fun in their job of editing the Harbor Light, and hope the students had as much fun reading it. This year three students left the class. Harvey joined the Army, Bill moved to the mainland and Lorna married Allen Hubert. Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Hubert! The Junior-Senior Banquet was given on April 15th at which time we bid the Seniors a fond farewell. The Prom.wes held afterwards in the beautiful- ly decorated gym and proved tc be one of the nicest proms given. At last came graduation which we had been looking forward to all year. 'I'he 'mighty' Seniors left their customs and traditions to us at Class Day, and although we're going to miss them next year we are happy that we are now the 'mighty' Seniors. ,L ,,.,,. -.1 K?- M Hn 1 -1 1 .. .3- law .1 H .f ,N ' ff-H5 1.3 , U ', -.Hu-32' 1- ',-.f ' X H., ,V 11 .,.,,4.f 1 V , ,. .. . V' Wy. L L 1, ..'1. V, ,.-1 .s L ppp ,5,g.4-V1.1 sadv , nj.f?g?:f'i,ii,q:g ' Lx' 4 '. .1 1 I I1 :J ' 1-. XL' .4 X .nt ,. ,. -f.,'F- ,, my .g , . f 11 'Tiff 4-3, 15,3 f ,-gm, .,g 424.1-,, ,,'. , . ,p , M ,,.w 15 .ji'f,v - f- 'Q f w 'Q JN f '31 '1'1 ', il' 'j, ' ' ,. ,ax V., . ,Li-I X V--V.-1,2 .-1 lx' A . . .1 XM-' .A . ' ,1- . 11. ,-,,- - , f' -.1'L.'r5d ARgff'7. , L J V ,A uf YI-Q 3.25g'Q3,: . ,1,, .lligrlfi fi .1 4- , f 'EK -,ga ,J X N .- V A P- -w -,K . 1. V. .. 5,-V, s. SCPHOMORE If S Z r , . l A 1 SOFA 0l'l'l0I Q 61655 President.......Lois Hammond S0CPGt8ry.......Barbara Thompson Vice Pres.......Jim Erickson Treasurer.......Bi11 Erickson FRONT ROW: Workm n, Ringler, O'Donnel1, Erickson, R, Workman, Olson. Hale. Carter. SECOND RW: Anderson, Nash, Davis, Thompson, Hammond, J. E1'10kB0n. THIRD ROW: Landahl, Jackson, Rammage, Pantcja, Youngburg, Wcpperef, M . Hannah. CLASS lOTTOz To Be,Rather Than To Seem CLASS COLORS: Maroon and White CLASS FLOWER: Rosebuds The Sophomores had two dances, the first one being held on Sept. 22, which was a big success, The gym was decorated around the ba1cony'with evergreen branches. A large centerpiece was made up of straw ba1es,and wagon wheels, with several bundles of grain scattered about. The second dance was given on May 4th and was also a success. On Dec. 21 a joint bitrhday party for Jim Erickson and a Christmas party was held. We took our fourdm period English classand hadso muon fun that we ran into fifth period Geometry, so we invited Mr. Hannah in. Santo Pantoja is back after going to school in California for the first half of the school year. Etta Mae Tuck left for Texas to live. The Sophomores were the guniea pigs this year being the firstones to take the reading tests, A11 of us improved very much, Barbara being high with 1020 words a minute, and Jack second with 906. We had four people on the Honor R011 this year. They-were Lois Hamm- ond, Jack Ringler, Clarence Youngburg and Rawleen Davis. .1I,v K x. .Q -r Q1 . ,. .5 '. ' .f-, .I . -Q My . , , ,pa ,11 . :A ,L , - - ., f., tw -' ' ' A 5 F ' 'Y Y ' ' V 1?'l,. W , 1- . ' ff' Q1 1,. 1 A ' 1-+121 2: 5 2 . - ,,. -'Ar 1 ' ,L ,V-.1 '-v . J- '. . :sf 1 ,I V.-'AI , A ,,g .4,.. - ,. , .,'5f,- .- X .. .v -- H: .,,-,Q - -, xx L. .v,,,, V' .. , 1 Vx, ' I. Ab A , N R 1 'L v 1 4 L I5 ll -E4 K PQJAHQQIQ H55 President.......Jim Capron Treasurer.......Gloria Larsen Vice Pres.......Gail Walrod Secretary.......Kendall Gallanger FRONT ROW: Rammage, Diamond, McDougall, Larsen, Orazio, Hogan. SECOND ROW: Martin, McKay, Schlag, Johnson, Capron, M s. Coghlan. THIRD AND FOURTH ROWS: Walrod, Hale, Johnson, Gallanger, Anderson, King. Class Motto: TO ACHIEVE BUT NOT TO EXERT Class Colors: GREEN AND YELLOW Class Flower: RED CARNATION The Freshmen Class began the school year with twenty students. In Oct- ber Paul Charbonneau left the class and in December Jay King left. This de- creased our class to eighteen members. In February, Rodelle Duffy joined our ranks. In the way of entertain ent the Freshmen gave a dance on the 13th of October. The theme of the dance was that everyone wear a plaid that was visible. If a plaid wasn't worn, the guilty party had to appear in court Linda Hogan presided over the court as Judge. The dance proved to be great fun. A joint birthday party was given in January for Jim Capron, Charles Anderson, Gary McKay, and Charles Johnson. The birthday cake was baked by Nellie Lightheart, Gloria Larsen, and Jean Johnson. The four boys who made the second basketball team this year were Gary McKay, Jim Capron, and Gail Walrod, who represented the Freshmen Class at the play-off in Anacortes. f x Aim in 'uri F Swv-WW' 'f -....,b-,.,.,.,M...-...ai..1,..,.L- 4 A x W H , Vw- Z iff- rDffixa..,.,. , . H, V J g.,:'11H4f1 ' 'A W - Qgfqm. . r, -,gm , ,V fy gr , ,,,g,1 ,f , fi WX 1i ,Lmw 9' :Nl.gs,. s + J 5 1. '75-1, . 4 1. 'l,' ':I., 4 fu ' 1 : vw f3vf .'3.F'L ' - W ' Sufi '-, giwf' ' -. 1 I . - WA 5 ,f ' , -1 f ,Z K K-if . YM ,, ? .,, - r'f-,QL N ., ,.4 ' if-El. , . X ,.,1v V ,131 ,,,, 1 I.-5. . L X , s. if X ' 1 1 -:f will 5'iu'.,' .' Q iff. WZ.-H . L' '11 It ' 1 ! z' H 4 If! -' 1,4 L ,X 'gli ' . I rr, .. Aw, 'TCM X' 'sf ,r , ii, ik.K,5:q,,. , . him.: -Tw.. X. 'V 1' -Q' - . , .. 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The members of the cast were as follows: Sli' H00tOl' Filheeeeeeeee e e eeeee e ee eeee eeeeeeeeD0n L39 HSS Liidll-leeeeeeee e eseeee e eeeeeeEuni-99 Hammond B111 LBld1EWeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee e eeee eeese eeeeeeD5v9 Phifer FI'l'D.0l.l BI'1I000eeseeeee eeeeee ee eeeeeeee eeeeeeeHl-lgh R0b9rtl H0618 m1111011-eeeeea ee e eeeeeee eeeeeee e ee eeoeeeG 9n Workman 13111010 Dl1lIlb10eeeeeee eeee e e eeeee e ee eeeehri-1-yn Gras!-1 ADD! H8YTlPt0Ileeee eeee e eee e e e ee 0 e eeeeeeenan-oy Boo Phoebe B09b0eeeeeeoe e ee e see see e e eeeeeuarilyn King T110 Sh0l'l.ffeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeseeeee e e e oeeecharlas Schleg J8llDlcR8Ok9I',S1BIllOI1eeeeeeeeeuoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeGB1'y U118!'1Ck The first act opens with Miss. Laidlaw, the principal of Fenella, an exclusive girl's school, anxiously awaiting the arrival of Sir Hector Fish, a renowned English grghgglggigt who is to become a member of the faculty, Sir Hector is bringing with him the recently discovered mummy of King Tut's Queen. Before Sir Hector arrives, Francis Briscoe, an old school friend of Bill Laidlaw shows up, His intention is to visit with Bill, but while he is at Fenella he falls in love with Maude Mullen, a student, and in order to be able to stay, decides to impersonate Sir Hector Fish. The mu my case arrives, and is opened by Anna Hampton, much to her surprise and dig- may the mummy comes to life. The mummy turns out to be Sir Hector Fish, who has expressed himself inside the mummy case to escape being quarantined in New York for a case of the mumps. Anna helps Sir Hector to escape dis- covery, as the sheriff is on the scene in quest of Sir Hector for breaking quarantine, v v 1 xl? 1 Y I In the final act, with the house surrounded by deputies with orders to let no one pass except Miss Laidlaw, and the sheriff carrying on a systematic search of the house, Sir Hector decides to dress as a wom n and be able to escape. He he can leave the sher- impersonate Miss Laidlaw. By this ruse he hopes to orders the car to be brought to the door, but before iff enters. The sheriff is looking for Sir Hector. Francis Briscoe, who plan for escape, en- has been impersonating Sir Hector, with the same ters dressed as Miss Laidlaw. The escape of both Briscoe and the Sir Hec- tor is foiled by the entrance of Hes Laidlaw. As the play closes, Fran- cis Briscoe and laude Mullen, Bill Laidlaw and Duloie Du ble. and Si? HSC' tor and Anna Hampton announce their engagements. One of the most comical characters in the play was Racker, fJames Slamonl who is general handy man. He always seems to be able to get things mixed up. 1951 would like to extend their thanks to the P90P10 Of their whole-hearted support. We hope that our class play pleasure as it did us. We would also like to thank M . Mrs. Jensen for their help in making the play a success. 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L-1, '--.3131-5 5,1 -gf. ' . '.,'-'- 1 J, - ,Q fr Hz ,f.,' xx -, cf.. ,zz ...L -,1 'Y:' , I E' -. rg A-4-1 IH ,M 1 - , X u fn an as-P . A ,vu f ,Senior Trip to Vancouver! Friday, Wav lf, nt 6 o'clock in the morninQ a sleepy senior :lass gathered on the dock with suitcases, tennisfrcckets, camerass und numerous other items. To start the trip off right, Don missed :he ferry which caused quite a bit of excitement. After makinq two nhone calls in Anacortes, we finally located him in Mt. Vernon where Le was nonchalantly waiting at the bus depot minus five dollars. The 'PiD to Vancouver was spent in sin5in5 every sonQ we knew and eating the delicious candy which Mrs. hall made. We ate our lunch in New 'estminister at 1:15 ant then went on to Vancouver to our hotel. At 'irst sight we thoight it was just being built but discovered the otby was being remodeled. The bell boy took our suitcases up to our looms, which were conveniently arranged boys on 6th floor, girls on th floor, and chaperones on ith floors.'Theiremsinderrofftheeaffera oon was spent in shopping. Marilyn B., Gwen, and Nancy, according o tradition lost their way but finally made it back to die hotel. We ate dinner in the skyroom at Clancy's. Twelve were gathered round a table meant for six there fore thinys were pretty well crow- ed. After dinner, because of aching feet, we decided to take a tro- ley instead of walking to the hotel, and after ridin5 a fem blocks, ound to our astonishment that we were on a trolley headed out of own. That night we went to the National Sports Show, at Exhibition ark, where we saw everything from high diving to a wrestle between an and alligator. After the Sports Show everyone indulged in a ight snack, before supposedly going to bed. The big occasion came Saturday nicht when we all went to the SJ cyroom of the Vancouver Hotel for dining and dancing. Along with a xkkd Ham dinner we had a tonderful orchestra uith a pretty singer, 1o all the bays approved of. Everyone being pretty WGl1-WDPHQQutZW8 :nt back to the hotel, where we retired for the ni5ht???? Sunday morning found us up by 8:00 and in an awful sleepy cond- zion. After packing checkin5 out of the hotel, we ate breakfast and zarted, for a tour of Stanley Park. With much difficulty in finding 1e main highway we were finally on our way back home. Finding we nd some extra time, we stopped in Bellingham, where many of is went w a movie to catch up on oir sleep. At 5:30 we once again boarded Lo bus for home. It seemed that everyone was happy to arrive in ,od old F. H., for they left the ferry singing. 3 4h 5 .v N L 1 'M iw,-1.5 , W if '-Fug! -mira .N a 5? 'c nb .JH an 1. ww 4 E V ,.q w , .1 'v , -4 fi A -Wg . 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H'J'.. 1 'aff f'. .gf H 4 ff .1 7213 X, fa 'J 'Qi L f' .iwlzefgaf On Dec. 2nd the Wolverines of Friday Harbor started their 1950-51 season with a game against the Skykomish Skyrockets. The 'A' Squad went down to defeat on the short end of a 57-46 score. The 'B' Squad also were defeated 30-20. The following week-end Friday Harbor tangled with the highly rated Darrington Loggers. The Loggers virtually snowed Friday Harbor under, with the final score reading 72-31. The 'B' Squad played the Darrington reserves to a stand still but the Loggers pulled ahead in the final se- cond and won 34-31. The La Conner Braves invaded Friday Harbor territory on Dec. 16th, and after a hard battle the Wolverines bowed to defeat 49-41. VThg 'B' Squad also was defeated 49-56. next Friday Harbor journeyed to Sultan. The Turks scored a fairly easy victory over the Wolverines, by a final score of 60-45. The se- cond team also tasted defeat 30-17. - fha Lgnglqx Fg109hg'were the next team to face Friday Harbor. In this tilt the olverines gained their first win of the season with final score of 36-33. The 'B' Squad also tasted its first victory, the final score being 29-20. On January 6th the Cardinals of Twin Cities jouneyed to Friday Har - bor. The game was fairly close but in the final seconds Twin Cities pulled away to 'win. Friday Harbor staged a rally late in the third quarter but the Cardinals pulled away in the final quarter. The final score was Twin Cities 57, Friday Harbor 46. The second team was snowed under 45-ll. Coupeville was the next stop for the Wolverines. Friday Harbor came through again in this battle to win 36-33. The Ccupeville 'B' Squad de- feated the Wolverines reserves 34-24. Next Friday Harbor journeyed to Concrete. Concrete easily took the decision 57-34. The second team also lost 54-41. On February 3rd Friday Harbor and Orcas played the first of a two out of three series for'the County Championship. The first half of the game was very close with the half time score being 24-33, but in the sec- ond half Friday Harbor, led by the brilliant play of Jim Nash, pulled a- way tc an easy victory. The final score was 55-36. Jim Nash of Friday Harbor du ped in 37 points to set a new scoring record in Conference play The 'B' Squad had a hard battle but won 34-31. The following week Friday Harbor and Orcas again tangled. The game was close all the way but Friday Harbor finally won 41-35. Again the 'B' Squad dumped the Orcas reserves 36-24. The fin l scheduled game of the season was with Lake Stevens. After a thrilling game Lake Stevens,despite a last minute Wolverine rally, walk- ed of with the decision 63-61. The second team also-19st a thriller 49- 48. The final game of the season was played on the Anacortes floor be- tween Lake Stevens and Friday Harbor. The Wolverines felt very much the loss of their center Jim Cary and were out played throughout the entire contest. 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Friday Harbor High School - Harbor Light Yearbook (Friday Harbor, WA) online collection, 1949 Edition, Page 1

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Friday Harbor High School - Harbor Light Yearbook (Friday Harbor, WA) online collection, 1979 Edition, Page 1

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