Greenwood High School - Woodman Yearbook (Greenwood, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1952 volume:

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Wallace Decker Elizabeth Todd Music Art Music b , 3 f x' Elin' ,QQ. 9 o :.. 5' 5 A ,- , .Egg Mary Gralia li P- John McKinney Home Economics Q ' 5 ,'c' Social Studies Physical Ed. X Dale Baughmanq Physical Ed. Biology 1 W ' t ' A f 1 A fi! wg l 2 ' xii . E2 , a xi Ky ' K ,. 55 ENI f 'N l' E3 ,fiQ- in 7 Kay Ephlin Class Secretary l 2 Class Historian 4 Chorus 1 2 5 4 Band 1 2 5 4 Pres. Girls State 4 Science Club 4 Timberline Staff Sunshine 1 2 5 4 Pr Red Cross 1 2 5 4 Yell Leader 2 5 4 Latin Contest 1 English Contest 5 D. A. R. Award Jack Stanley Fbotball 5 4 Track 5 4 Science Club 4 H1-Y 5 4 Treas. 4 Basketball 5 4 Timberline Staff Service Club 4 4 85.4 qr 11' Il 2 . is Kay Cattin Editor Timberline Sunshine 1 2 5 4 Corr. Sec. 4 Class Treasurer 4 Librarian 5 Science Club 4 Girls State 4 English Contest 5 f,, QJQ xx James Jewell Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 5 4 Basketball 2 5 Class V. Pres. 2 Class Pres. l 4 Band 1 Chorus 2 5 4 Boys State 4 Editor Annual Timberline Staff Jack Peavler Basketball 1 2 5 Baseball 5 4 Track 5 4 Fbotball 4 Timberline Staff Service Club 4 K Capt 5 4 Ca 5 rk 4. fi ' A Q Rf nb, r in . 11 X X V I Sue Overby Timberline Staff Librarian 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Science Club ' William Haze Hi-Y 5 4 Chaplain Timberline Staff Band 1 2 Janice Smith Girls State 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Treas. 5 Class Historian 1 Class Treasurer 5 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Sec. k Treas. 4 Science Club 4 Algebra Contest 5 English Contest 4 Librarian 3 Music Contest 1 2 3 4 Timberline Staff 'A 1'-L '21-'Qt ' . , . .M .. jf It . 1, -at ff 1? E 5 J f x Raymond Whitaker Football 2 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 4 Basketball 1 2 5 4 Cop Timberline Staff George Robert Melton H1-Y 5 4 Sgt. at Arms - Timberline Staff Service Club 4 Pres. 4 ft M an Mqfy- Q is . rf. - ' 59: .- , Z 1 P L, V ' 1' t 1, .f ,ry Qu l c ff Q 1 'es 5 N1 .e .9 ! A, Eldridge Murphy James Steele Timberline Staff Timberline Staff Basketball 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Pres H1-Y 4 Carol Akard Librarian 3 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Timberline Staff Betty White Class Secretary 5 Class Treasurer 1 Venious Beckner Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Timberline Staff Chorus 1 2 3 4 Timberline Staff Class V. Pres. 4 Sunshine l 2 3 4 Treae. 2 Science Club 4 V. Pres. 4 Algebra Contest 1 Geometry Contest 2 Comprehensive 3 4 Librarian 4 Joanne Fewell Class Pres. 2 5 Timberline Staff Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Class V. Pres. 1 Science Club 4 Charles Hayse Pres. 5 Football 2 3 4 Co-Capt. 4 Timberline Staff E P XX . 4 na'-2 . R K fl A - -2 , . ' Q ii ' -Z 7 We 4? In 5 his , If - A Carole Hendrickson 1 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Timberline Staff Band 2 Science Club 4 Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Donald Braun an Hi-Y 3 4 Basketball 5 Velma Morris Sunshine l 2 3 4 f Chorus 1 2 5 Timberline Staff Science Club 4 Librarian 3 3 4 , 4, lichael Burton Timberline Staff Baseball 5 Sally Henry Chorus 1 2 3 4 Tinberline Staff Sunshine 1 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Librarian 2 K ,J 2 so -154' Lois Jean Morgan Class Historian 3 Treasurer 2 Q Thomas Fitzgerald Timberline Staff Warren Neff Timberline Stat! Hi-Y 3 4 .iw Secretary 4 Timberline Staff Chorus 1 2 5 4 Band 1 2 5 4 V. Pres. 4 Girls State 4 Sunshine 1 2 5 4 Science Club 4 ...slr Senior Histor On September lO, l94O, fifty-two starry eyed for the first time, the halls of Greenwood Grade devilish looking group and Miss Phillips knew During the winter we found it difficult to get little girls and boys entered School. We were a scared, but she was in for a rough year. our boots off before the bell rang and we imagine Miss Phillips got quite angry with us. We also remember Jack Stanley always sitting in the Nbad chair' and Betty White getting her head caught in the merry-go-round. Kay Cattin left us for the winter to go to Florida and rejoined us again in the spring. We entered the second grade under the teachings of Miss Sharkey. Since we were one year older and had one school year under our belts, we felt pretty big and toughg boy did we show those first graders a thing or two! This year we When we reached the third grade we really again lost Kay Cattin and when she joined us again in the would never make up her mind just where she wanted to Sharkey decided that our class was rather noisy, so she and green slips to those who talked. It seemed get the most slips. spring, we thought she go to school. Miss started giving out red to be a race to see who could wind taken out of our There will always be a got the sails. Mrs. Adams was a teacher we will never forget. lasting impression of her whipping Sam y Henry in front of the class. While this was going on everyone else was wondering just when his turn would be. We always wondered how Don Merriman felt when Lois landed in his arms. It seems she was doing arithmetic problems on the blackboard and fainted into Don's arms. Then Mrs. Adams carried her out of the room. During the year we lost Don Mer- riman and gained Eldridge Murphy. Mrs. Smith was our fourth grade teacher, and this was a year we enjoyed very much. We remember that those who made an 'An in spelling were allowed to play with clay. This was the year that Lois scared everyone to death when she ran the pencil lead in her hand and almost fainted. It seemed to us that this was the year for casualities when Sue hit her head on the merry-go-round. Every one was so worried about her: even the Superintendent came down to examine her head, Kthe rest of us had ours examined later! and then took her down town to buy her a malt! During the year Kay Ephlin entered to finish her school years with us and Sonny Whitaker joined us again after attending Whiteland. A little mystery that was never cleared up, was why Janice Smith put Kay Cattin's crayons under the slide on the playground. This was Jan1ce's star year as her mother was our teacher. Our fifth their interest learned how to grade teacher was Miss Record. By now the girls were losing in Santa Claus and turning towards the boys. This year we play kick ballg and also how Betty White's pigtail would look blue. It seems that George Propps dipped it in the ink well. The sixth and all of us loved her very much. At the first of the year Velma Morris and Carol Akard joined our happy family. About mid-term Venious Beckner end Betty Ballinger also started their school years with us. We remember the one act plays we used to give in front of the room, and everyone was certain that he was grade was one we shall all remember. Our teacher was Mrs. Maze a born star of stage and screen. This was the year the school received the new teeter totters on the playground. their arms and legs. If anyone in the sixth grade, he might ask know some good ones. 7' .ev '15 r'4.. , ,.' 'Y 4 , X , l . 1.-l -l iiF' For several weeks the girls sported scars on wants to know some of our embarrassing moments Betty White, Kay Cattin, or Jack Stanleyg they The seventh grade was a mixed up year for all of us. It was the first time we changed classes and went from room to room. Getting used to teachers was a hard task and we will long remember the time Mr. Eggloff scared Carol Akard to death in math class and made her cry. Mr. Palmer, our history teacher, was always telling us tall tales and playing his harmonica. This year Jim Jewell joined our class. In the eight grade we had the great privilege of having Mr. Isom in math. We will never forget some of the tests he gave us or the jokes he told. This was the year that nslam Booksn were popular, and we found they were quite dangerous in Mr. Isom's hands. Our first year of high school really started off with a bang. The first thing that happened to us was the Sunshine Initiation and we really looked silly. The upper classmen called us nGreen Freshmenn and they sure were right when they named us. Algebra. biology, and latin were just a few of our prob- lems. Although most of us complained about our latin, we still had time to make up a song. 'we've been working on our Latinn. The girls who took biology remember the time we cut up wormsg we just cou1dn't understand why they had to have this class after lunch. Our class officers for the year were: President. e o o Q o e 0 0 o e s Jewell Vice-President . . . .Joanne Fewell Secretary. . . . . . Kay Ephlin Treasurer. . . . .Betty White Hi5tOI'iane e o e o e 0 0 0 0 e e e e Janice We started our Sophomore year feeling pretty good, because our WFreshmen Days were over. We lost Betty Ballinger this year. We remember Mr. Waymire's Health and Safety Class. He not only taught us health but also how to flirt with the Senior boys and girls. The girls were quite angry with him too ------ we just couldn't understand why he wouldn't let the Senior boys come to our class party. Our very efficient class officers for the year were: President. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Joanne Fewell Vice-President . . . . Jim Jewell Secretary. . . . . . Kay Ephlin Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lois Morgan Our Junior year was one high school year never to forget. We were looking forward to the big reception that we would give the Seniors. Little did we kn0l of the work we were going to do before the reception was possible. We will never forget Mr. Isom's great idea of selling 'dill pickles' at the basketball games. We thought we were really 'big time when we received our class ringsg and we imagine everyone got tired looking af them. Near the end of the year Jim Steele joined our class. Those at the head of our class this year were: President. . . .Joanne Fewell as Vice-President . . . . . Jim Jewell 7 Secretary. . . .Betty White ep Treasurer. . . Janice Smith GQ! Historian. . Lois Morgan 7111 g g ,ses . njkbgsxtk i?'T ,. Y: - , f ,fy ' xr' 51. K3 iflgzaggfifz rs if . n?',,QM1 giF?E?g? VMI .f4f2,f Sf Fig fgciffa- W1 Cgzcgiwqa Now we have reached the last of our twelve years, and we find ourselves called 'dignified seniorsn. This year has been a big and busy one. We have worked like mad on the annual and on the school paper. We've had our class quarrels ----- but what class doesn't, and our big event of the year was the Pig- skin Prom. The girls in the class will long remember their chemistry experi- ments, and the trouble they had in getting them to work. For proof there was the hole in Carol's yellow sweater and the burn on Betty's hand. Tom Fitzgearld joined our class for this last year. Our class officers for the year were: PI'9Sid6Ilto o e o 0 e 0 o o JSW911 O Vice-President . . . .Betty White Secretary. . . . . .Lois Morgan Treasurer. . . . Kay Cattin Historian. o o o c c u o o a o e o Q Kay Now that we have reached the end of our school years, we know we shall never go forth as a class again. What we do now, we will do entirely by our- selves. Our only wish is, that each one of us will be as happy as we have been these past twelvg years. The Seniors graduating who started their schooling here are: Kay Cattin Betty White Lois Morgan Sue Overby Jack Stanley Jack Peavler Warren Neff George Melton Sally Henry Bill Haze Joanne Fewell Charles Hayse Ray Whitaker Carole Hendrickson Class Mott02 NSQ Little Done--So Much To Do.n Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: White Rose Class Poem In starting We had Getting the In the this poem quite a time words lines to rhyme. And so we have taken Each name in our class To give you our opinion Of each lad and lass. 6? ii' it it Carol Akard, the first girl on our list, Is really quite a lassg But when she gets her temper up You better run--but fast! Jim Jewell, the captain of the gridiron, Is really quite a guy: And when he leaves ol' Greenwood Ramona will surely cry. Chuck Hayse, the co-captain of our footb Is a regular kind of guy: And when he kissed the football queen We thought the crowd would die. Now Janice is a girl who knows What makes the world go 'round, But writing letters to Larry Is about to get her down. There's one girl in our class Who seems headed for the alter. We mean our classmate, Venious. We hope she does not falter. A wonderful guy within our midst Is quiet Donald Brann. We hear he has a steady girl And is quite a Franklin fan. Now Murphy is a handsome man Who plays on the Greenwood team. Whatever it is, he's got ity And he's really on the beam. Next on our list is Lois, With her green eyes and brown hair, And when she is with Bob Thompson They make a very cute pair. The hot-tempered Sue Carol Overby, With her flaming red hair so bright Is waiting ever so patiently For that lucky guy, Paul Wright. all team, 9 0 3- F 'fit -I I K igzrx 'i . Y 4- ,,f x x Tom, whose last name 1 Is from Bellevue, He seems to be quite a Carol Akard knows The meanest boy within A four letter man Is Sonny Whitaker, six The man in Betts' New we come to Sally H A name we cannot But we find that writi Takes up most of A very cute girl withi Is a girl with da s Fitzgerald, Nebraska. dancer. , just ask her. our class, it seems, foot two, dream. enry, iw , af' ' 4 Wi' at , af 'wx NI K' f ,tP!M-'41 ff: 5 rhyme, ng letters to the Navy her time. n our midst rk brown hair. It is that wonderful Joanne Fewell With her no one c The idol of the Southp Is none other tha One of them is sure to Of this we are qu Jack Stanley, the trac Shows room for im His famous words will Nl feel so unnece an C0!l'1p8.I'S , ort girls n Mike Burton. catch him, ite certain. k star of our class, provement I'm sure. always be ssary and 1nsecure.u Carole Hendrickson, the traveling girl, Set sights for Pe She didn't go to see t For a soldier was Kay Ephlin has most ev About that we all She will go places in As everyone will Jack Peavler likes to Most any kind of nnsylvania. he sights her mania. erything, agree. this world see. Play sport, But he seems to make Franklin His favorite out- George Bob Melton, who In the girl we kn Stays shy of other gir As far as can be of-town port. 's very interested ow as Charlene, ls seen. The ambition of Velma Morris Is to run a groce And with a certain per Hopes to make a s We wonder what will ha In the next two y Will Kay Cattin marry Or stay a single Jim Steele, who joined Has made our Semi He is very studious in That's why he alw ry store, son core. PPGH ears that pass. Martin, lass ? us last year, or year complete. school: ays has a front seat. mf sag? K , 5 elm Q0.,V 1' 5 , x , V '772,t'lfr' 'W 5142 He's setting histomatoes He sure knows how to raise themg The And The Is the hot rod with a Chevie. Now But In the early morning haze. It's our farmer, Billy Maze. uhot rodn of our class Is Mr. Warren Neff, when he takes a corner We all just hold our breath. girl with all the Math brains Who has Herb sewed up tight, 225 'avg H' it F 0 -'l!1o'5 1 Q X 94 Her name is Betty White. -ze-ze-as--:e we're the Class of '52 And known as very classy. when it came to teachers We were never sassy. So we'll give you our opinion But Our And Of our teachers fond and dear, remember we're just kidding If their names we slightly smear. grammar isn't very good As you can plainly see, what we have we'1l leave it here To dear old nEdie B.n We like him alot, 'though he hasn't much hairg It's Coach Dale Baughman, we mean. And when sports history is finally written We weren't too good in But Now But Our But Mr. But Mrs She The His name will surely be seen? Math us down, us through frown. And Chemistry got Mr. Grigsby pulled Without a tear or Porter is a name that With it rhymes, we'1l always remember And the paper called nothing his Civics WOur Times.n class fast typing may not be too And our Shorthand just a pain, we'll never forget Commercial class With our teacher, Martha Jane. Hays is a teacher We've never had in class, we hope he'l1 stay in Greenwood For many years to pass. Gralia strives and strains To make the girls good cooks. teaches them important facts Which can't be found in books. man of much distinction Whom we all admire Is our High School Principal, Handsome Dan Waymire. QF 63:- 75- 4565 align 7 s 7, I ' dw! n ' 'Qglf' 0 0- 'cxwvf From Center Grove there came a ugentn To teach us of olden days. We're speaking of J.D. McKinney, And here we hope he stays. In teaching art we have to say Miss Lizzien Todd's the best. After guiding us for twelve long years She surely needs a rest! Isom left us a year ago To join the younger set. Although he cracks alot of jokes, A nicer guy we've never met. Decker is a musical ladg He plays the trumpet and sings. But needless to say his talent Doesn't compare with Harry's or We have to say uGoodbyN now To each and everyone: And as a class we want to say, nlt really has been fun!n B1ng's. Xt tiff' C098 qklatifo - is Q T XQ . la- .-All , 'Q'7' 1. Senior Qflass Plan The annual class play was presented by the Seniors of Greenwood High School April 29, at the Polk Memorial. The play was a three act comedy by Donald Payton entitled nIfMother Only Knew.' The characters in it are John and Janet Maxwell who are cele- brating their twentieth wedding anniversary. Their three teen-age children, Connie, Betty Lou, and Wilbur, put their heads together and sign a pact that never again will they cause their parents any grief. However, within twenty- four hours their new resolutions come tumbling all about them because of their Mother's friends, Dr. Gladys Goocn, and her husband, Dr. Jeffrey Gooch. There are also wilbur's close friend, Hercules,and Betty Lou's chum, Bernadine, who help cause the trouble and help solve the problems. Police officers are called,but their decisions are not needed. nBrainsnBurke,Connie's boy friend, isn't as much help as he thinks he is. Staging arrangements,the play set, and all other production details were handled by the members of the class under faculty supervision. The play was co-directed by Mrs. J. William Betner, high school English 1nstructor,and Mrs. Earl wolf, business education teacher. Qfaaa LZ! On this the 20th day of May, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen hundred and fifty-two, being of unsound minds and insane bodies, denying anything that has been said before or up to this day, we the Seniors of the Class of Fifty-two, knowing this to be the soul and undivided truth, do hereby will and bequeath the following: I, looking Carol Akard, do will and bequeath my ability to talk to someone while at someone else to Joan Fletcher. I, Venious Beckner, do will and bequeath all those lonely hours of waiting for a serviceman Ca Mr. Warnerl to Shirley Bright. I, Donald Brann, do will and bequeath my curly hair and masculine build to Donald Merriman. I. Mike Burton, do will and bequeath my athletic ability and all my old girl friends to Tom Doub. I, Kay Cattin, do will and bequeath my ability to wrap underclassmen around my finger to Carolyn Ragsdale. I, Kay Ephlin, do will and bequeath my highly developed brain, my figure, and other talents too numerous to mention to Ramona Wood. It Joanne Fbwell, do will and bequeath my ability to do no studying and still get good grades by just laughing at the teachers' silly jokes to Francis Fahy 0 If Tom Fitzgerald, do will and bequeath all my talents K unknown to Green- wood girlsl to Kenny Hudson. I, ability I. Charles Hayse, do will and bequeath my brilliant brain and hard working to Gerald Fitzgerald. Carole Hendrickson, do will and bequeath my ability to skip school and still get an A excuse to Mary Ann Ratliff. ' I, mirrors I, Sally Henry, do will and bequeath all my old toothless combs and broken to Betty Lindenmayer. James Jewell, do will and bequeath my ability to clear my throat in study hall to attract a certain someone's attention to Gloria Burton. I, Bill Maze, do will and bequeath my artistic touch and long ride to school to Judy Horn. I, George Melton, do will and bequeath my ability to go with college girls to Harvey Porter. I, college I, Juanita I, running Lois Morgan, do will and bequeath my gentle voice and ability to go with men to Kay Pearson. Velma Morris, do will and bequeath my tall, slim figure and long hair to Frye. Eldridge Murphy, do will and bequeath my ability to have all the girls after me, and not giving them that first date to Jim Davis. Varren Neff, do will and bequeath my cherished name nHot Rodn and my I W sharp-shooting ability in study hall to Everett Martin. I, Sue Overby, do will and bequeath my many talents Cbesides letter writ- ing? to Roberta Lyons. I, Jack Peavler, do ability to Joe Van Valer. I, Janice Smith, do students, and always win I, Jack Stanley, do played on everyone to Jim Wheat. will and bequeath my red hot temper and my athletic will and bequeath my ability to argue with all fellow the argument to Janice Steele. will and bequeath all those dirty little tricks I I, Jim Steele, do will and bequeath my ability to sleep in chemistry and still get good grades to Bernard Thompson. I, Ray Whitaker, do will and bequeath my ability to break rules, regula- tions, and feminine hearts to Jack Nay. I, Betty White, do will and bequeath my ability to keep one man for over a year to Patty Clark. We the Seniors do will dispositions to the Juniors. We the Seniors do will and ers to the Sophomores. We the Seniors do will and and bequeath bequeath bequeath windows when Seniors, to the Freshmen. we the Seniors do will and bequeath supply of lifesavers to Mr. Porter. We the Seniors do will and needed to Mrs. Gralia. We the Seniors do will and tiful supply of erasers to Mrs. 'We the Seniors do will and havior in class to Miss Todd. we the Seniors do will and our controllable tempers to Mr. We the Seniors do will and finished in a semesterl to Mrs. We the Seniors do will and good jokes to Mr. Waymire. We the Seniors do will and ing students to Mr. Hays. We the Seniors do will and bequeath bequeath Wolf. bequeath bequeath Bgughman bequeath Betner. bequeath bequeath bequeath some new witty sayings and our pleasing our ability to get along with the teach- the thrill of getting to sit near the a full box of Muriel cigars and a years a good sound yard stick to be used when a nice clean mimeograph rag and a plen- our charming personalities and good be- a large portion of our nice manners and a smaller English text Cone that can be a large group of nA' students and a few a shock proof shop and some hard work- e completely new 'atomic theoryn and a few new chemical equations to Mr. Grigsby. We the Seniors do will and bequeath our Iuture practice teachers to Mr. Decker. fN.1fh,6 sqvlzd' wnflluf s Ewa? The G.H.S. television net work, Greenwood, Channel '52' is glad t0 bring you once again that well-known comedian of 1962, Uncle Jack, lwho in recent years has taken Uncle Miltie's placeb. Uncle Jack is formerly of Greenwood High School and known to his classmates as Jackie Stanley or 'Red Bombern. To- night instead of his usual hilarious, humorous, happy program, he is bringing to the T-V world, as special guests, his former high school classmates who are internationally famous. Helloffffffffffffffff kiddies. My first guest tonight is Miss Dorothy Janice Smith. Janice is now a member of more than fifty different symphony orchestras in the United States. Fbr her own pleasure she writes to a welb known service man, General Spicer, also a graduate of G.H.S. This is a verylong courtship but they do not want to rush into anything. Next we bring you the world's most famous race driver, Warren Neff. Warren has stopped qualifying long enough to give us a few words of nspeedh. What do you have to say Warren! I'm off ------------------ woosh. Well, Well, if it isn'tCaro1e Jeanette Hendrickson. Carole left Greenwood after graduation and fx . married a Quaker preacher and now they have three quacks, Louie, Q ' 3 Huey and Dewey. They are all privates at Camp Atterbury. k:Eg Now we give you Bill Maze Walt Disney's place and has been Disney Jr. . For relaxation he where he raises canef Well, here is Warden James a graduate of Greenwood, High I u-of who has just recently taken given the title of 'Walt has a two-hundred acre farm William Jewell who married Ramona Wood larden Jewell ' I O h D a chain of Maishe!s Grocery .-ii, f H stores throughout Indiana. has assumed his duties as the -: head of the Boy's School,-TT ------their ten sons were living there anyway What a Life.. Everyone sit tight, here comes Betty White,the worlds famous women race driver. Betty married Herb Maish anddrives Herb's 'hopped up Chevien in er races They have also estab lished I am sure you all know this next fellow, Jack Peavler, the great basket- ball star of the world. Jack has just taken over the duties as head of the Masonic Home, at Franklin, Indiana. Jack was always fond of the people at the home, expecially the girls. wow! What a dish. I mean, good evening Kay. Ladies and gentlemen this is Constance Kay Ephlin. Kay has at last obtained her ambition of being a private nurse to President Truman. iHave you noticed his health is getting worsej. Fbr a hobby Kay is married to that well-known crooner, Dean Duvall. They are now raising little --------------- --groomers, Setting next to Kay is Charles Hayse who has now bought all the Drive-In Theatres in Indiana. Chuck still can't resist the temptation to wash windows but to save time he invented the 'Squirt Squirtn Window washer. Chuck has made noceans' from this invention- Next is George Robert Melton, he has joined the State Police and is now superintendent of the force. He just recently turned down the job as Chief of F.B.I. George still has interests at Indiana Central. This long haired beauty sitting by me now is none other than Velma Morris. Velma became an Air Line Stewardess and makes flights back and forth from tho United states to Alaska. Just what does one do in A1aske!!!!!!!!! It couldn't be, but it is. Mike Burton the has just been elected President of the Pool Rooms has the girls at Southport wild about him but break. Here is Miss Camphor and Miss Pain Pill of has been known for her pills and other cures school days. She has had more ailments than any Sally manufactures various shapes of combs. lt's such a handsome man that is sitting by Eldridge has been unable to hold a job through keep following him around. Hollywood has been tract. What a Man??????????????????? Well, well, here comesUL.u. morgann bubbling met with a tragedy at the close of her high schoo off the opposite sex, commonly known as men. established a lonely hearts club and receives let -------------mostly from Wabash. What a red head is Sue Overby. Sue married all over the world with their ten little Wrights. King of the Pool Rooms. Mike Owners Association. He still will not give any of them a America, Sally Henry. Sally for pain all through her high person living. For a sideline me now. 'Yes, Eldridge Murphy these years because the girls after him for a life time con- with enthusiam as usual. Lois l career and as a result swore Because of this tragedyLois ters from all over the world, Paul Wright and now travels Fbr a side line they have a skating act in which the little ones sell popcorn. I see they have brought some samples with them. Next is Tom Fitzgerald who has become the most famous bookkeeper in the world. He has been taking care of the Qreside school days. What a shape the world is in. I see the President of Hanover College is nts accounts since his high with us, that's right Joanne Fewell. Joanne has been President for only one year but has everyting in order, especially the boys. She has obtained he Bowl, a college hangout. This sprucy looking gentleman is James Steel famous machine shop in Greenwood and is working o he can't get enough speed from his chevie. Jim jet pilots. r ambition of running the Soda e. Jim has established a n a jet engine for vehicles as is married and raising little Here is the famous 'Popcorn Queen' Venious Beckner. Venious married Colonel Jack Warner. They now have a pilot, gunner, now all they need is a plane. What a lock of curls. Donald Brann who is is president of his own firm, 'You Do It and I Co mostly at Franklin. Here comes Carol Akard, now looking as thin now owns the company that motto is nEat All You Want who don't know, Carol grldle. The company's Next is that ever has just recently been sational Betts Mauzy,now known for her Home Ec. c famous professional basket co-pilot. bombardler and tail now a big business tycoon. He llect Companyn. He collects as a pretzel. For all of you puts out the four-wav stretch and Still Be Half Safe.' ball player, Sonny Wh1taker,he voted the nbest shotn of America. Sonny marriedi e sen- lasses. Good Luck Kids. Fbr the conclusion of our T-V program for tonight, the former Kay Cattin now married to the Rev. Everett Martin, would like to announce that there will be Evangelistic service held in the Greenwood Park this week. Thank you Kay. Well Kiddies, it is time for Uncle Jack to Say ncheerion to my classmates and I hope you go as far in the world as I have. 0, , 0 ,x we 37: Ni: Good Luck. 65664, Yang It's a grand time for singing, Our hearts are light and gay, Our teachers are dear but we're glad to leave here, And of course they don't want us to stay. It's a grand time It's time to take The teachers have We're getting too Leaving Leaving you Maybe it's Maybe 1t's Maybe it's We hope is Maybe 1t's for leaving, a bow, taught us most all that they know, smart for them now. all the the the more than more than more than fairly well doneg more than the principal, work, fun, thought of a job Wandering down through the halls, Maybe the reason we're feeling this Has something to do with it all. Fly , It's a good time for thinking Of all the fun we've had, Of the work and the play that we've This leaving makes all of us sad. done every day, It's a grand time for singing, To High School Days goodbyg And somehow we're sad even though we are glad to be leaving Dear Greenwood High. Greenwood Greenwood High School I Qune: It's a Grand Night for Singing D SENIOR DAY DINNER The annual Senior Day Dinner was held in the basement of the Central School Wednesday, May 21. Food was furnished by the mothers of the seniors, and we wish to express our deepest thanks to them. To conclude the dinner the class gift was presented to the school by our president, Jim Jewellg and the 1952 Golden Reflectgr was was read by members of the staff. Our Ambitious Kay Ephlin .... Tom Fitzgerald. . Sally Henry. . Betty white. . Jack Stanley. . . give dan O O 0 O l Carole Hendrickson. . . Eldridge Murphy. . Jack Peavler. . Janice Smith. . Mike Burton. . Ray Whitaker. . James Jewell. . Sue Overby. . Lois Morgan. . James Steele. . Joanne Fewell. . Warren Neff. . Velma Morris. . Venious Beckner. . Billy Maze. . . George Melton. . Kay Cattin. . Carol Akard. . Charles Hayse. . Don Brann. . C l I . to own . . . O O 0 l I cing lessons . . . shine eeeeebe . . be cheer leader at Notre Dame to all the girls in Greenwood High shoes at Great Lakes Naval Station to be Mr. Grigsby's math assistant married to six movie stars at once .to go with the Navy awhile instead of the Army .to marry the most beautiful girl in the world a mercury convertible and a good looking blond . . . . . . . . .be accompanist for Mario Lanza to date all the girls in Greenwood High School .own a Drive-In Theatre marry Mo before she gets a chance to look at another boy . .be mascot for the 194th Engineering Combat Batallion 1'f fm r V .I ,.1.., , . f f'. f 1.1 P .. ,' I l3U7f' , J- ,. . f ':- L . -I-' .r ..- C 6 I . . . .wants . . . . . . . go to Wabash College to make S200 a week doing nothing to own and run the Soda Bowl at Hanover College . . . .to own the fastest Hot Rod in the world . . . . . . . . . .be a Grade A butcher . join the United States Air Force . . . . . . .to be muscle bound . . . . . . . . . . . . .be a model . . wait for Everett until he finishes school . . . teach Chemistry at Annapolis . . . . . be mayor of Indianapolis be the greatest lover in the world .Ju-51' 1 MANMEU 5 XX XX BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate services were held Sunday evening, May 18, at eight o'clock, at the Methodist Church. Reverend Kenneth Forbes of the Methodist Church delivered the sermon entitled nldeals Are wrapped In Personsn. Music was furnished by the high school music department. COMMENCEMENT On May twentieth, nineteen hundred and fifty-two, Commencement ex- ercises were held at the Polk Memorial for the graduating class. Thediplomas were presented to the seniors by Mr. Stanley Porter,Super1ntendentof Schools. The speaker of the evening was Dr. I. Lynd Esch, president of Indiana Central College. Dr. mach received his Bache1or's Degree at Chapman College and his M. A. and Ph. D. degrees at the University of Southern California. The subject of his interesting talk was nGreat Expectationsn. SENIOR TRIP The annual Senior Trip, sponsored by H. E. Davis, Inc., took place on May 22-23. The trip included a tour through southern Indiana and visits to some of the historic places in the State. The nfamousn G.H.S. school bus was used in making the trip which was enjoyed by all. Sponsors accompanied the group during their travel. JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION The Junior-Senior Reception was held in the Ball Room of the Marott Hotel on Saturday evening, May 17, 1952. nMardi Grasn, the theme of the eve- ning, was carried out in gay colors and all the festivity that goes with such an occasion. , fiery ' -'-T1 ' W a'a K' as me IX 5 Juniors A I A A o .ie ,Q First Row: Shirley Bright, Cecil Bowman, Everett Martin, James Wheat, Joe Vanvaler, Francie Fahy, Harvey Porter, Don Merriman, Jack Nay, Gerald Fitzgerald, Tom Doub. Second Row: Mrs. Wolf, Mary Ann Ratliff, Ramona Hood, Judy Horn, Patty Clark, Joan Fletcher, Roberta Lyons, Gloria Burton, Kenneth Hudson, Donna Coonfield Kay Donna Pearson, Carolyn Ragsdale, Janice Steele, Jeunita Frye, Betty Lindenmayer, and Mr. Mullin. Y .l.- - ' - ,EEE .k We 'Jolly Juniors' have had Pun. And soon our school days will be done. M R. K X. Q 56? Q09 Sophornores 4 .mv-qwjrfajgr - ', ' First Row: Eddie Peachin, Lois Good, Harry Knight, Mary Jo Betner Charles Harrison Richard Hamilton, Alonzo Bowman, Charles Wheat, Tom Hicks, Jog Tgygglk Don Sullivan, Sheila Thompson, and Shirley Clark. Second Row: Beverly Fewell, Norma Williams, Judy Carter, Jimmy Whitaker, Betty Goss- man, Ruth Austin, John Porter, Ethel Todd, Dorothy Skeel, Mary Bowman, Don Linden eyer, Judy Rockstroh, Marjorie Knight, Marvin Gabenart, and Mr. Baughman. is N 9? ' iff fI'ff,f is , ' J 4 El- Q-fi Q m 'Wi Y-'. ,xx l fb 435 lllhlll 'he' We've passed the 'Silly Sophomoren stage. Next year we'l1 be on the Junior page. .:,,1s. Freshmen v ' f 1,l,'a. ' ' . ,.. , lg., First Row: Eddie Ballinger, Robert Demaree, Dean Fasig, Robert Fee, David Smith, Phil Jackson, James Coffman, Richard Boaz, and David Lasiter. Second Row: Mr. Decker, Roland Fitzgerald, Donald Stretchberry, Mildred Bowman, Janeice Ross, Rae Ann Achenbach, Paul Fishel, Eugene Crouch, Tom Hood, Robert Hilton, Beverly Jewell, and Roselle Vleck. Third Row: Donald Abel, Irene Burton, Judy Jordan, Richard Ratliff, Roberta Steen- berger, Phyllis Brown Richard Vorls, Evelyn Hinkle, Beverly Martin, Marvin Kinley, Bethel fibby, Charlotte Ferrell, and Rabon Baxter. ligm, jf . ' 5 af , ?o.i5 X aj,-3 K X LQ, 1 Ciix 1,1 'I tl K 5. -. fp 1 X X I '1 gg ez :, :E-,Ng 'gf 9,5 fq EE.-L' SX A '- ,ef by 'r ETFXXN '- 'psf' 53:71 Ag, Our Freshmen days are almost o'er.a Egadll W To think we've get three more. 7 HE TI Q 5' ,s ? E ax if 2 'W MW S32 ,ggi '51 if r Q zgggbivi. ww A ' ik ' k 2 Y? wg ' I' 2 if lp mu S fa, X 5 , N , 7i'1 6 ,J W wwwwm XLVY I 3 C . ' I O he annual igskin Prom was held ctober 19,1951 at Greenwood :lgh Sched after the last home game A- f the season. The Captain and Co- U captain, Jim Jewell and Charles Hayse, were H elected by the football team that day at school. Q e team also voted on the girl to be Football Queen, Q pm, . ut it was not revealed until the prom. Co-captain Q -1:- - Hayse crowned Captain Jewell and the Queen, who was Kay I Q Ephlin. After some prodding the Co-captain kissed the Wa Queen,or maybe it was vice-versa. 'I'he school baso- ment was decorated by the Seniors,as is the tra- dition, with miniature blue and gold football helmets, footballs, and megaphones. And . so with our Pigskin Prom, we close f,J. I M xx another football Eason for HG H U C H 'PRX x N ,X x. x 'K 'Hg X N? 9. sf tub...- t - -- K rl, f N . -5, ? T'b1.'.4J' First Row: Don Sullivan, Roy Voris, Marvin Kinley, Richard Ratliff, Joe Twyman, and Harry Knight. Second Row: Charles Harrison, Mgr., Jim Davis, Everett Martin, Jim Jewell, Tommy Doub, Jack Peavler, Charles Hayse, Dean Fasig, and Jim Whitaker, Mgr. Third Row: Jack Stanley, Richard Hamilton, Jack Nay, Jim Wheat, Ray Whitaker, Francis Fahy, Charles Wheat, and David Lasiter. Woodman etch 45-OW00dmCnDefea1 win Over Edinburg ,'ifa'gg,2g'gf,ffgP,fe Smaller Greenwood Club Has 32-O Lead Kay Ephlm At Halfnme--Doub, 55 C'0 'n9d Peavler Stand Out Football Queen Scoring more points than has Cllvil-Zflbiwclvfvlf 43.1 PU - Th-v been the case in an entire season C1:'l-wmhmi '.X'fw.!11-my . -m ef- r-na inthe past, C:l'F'f'Y1Vs'0!7l'ltS revimlizeri vm- p'-.wma www 4 ' ':'w'f-rf I44' frws Woodman not:-hed vwtory number mm, gm., ,1,,3 ,g,, ,,1,,.,,,,g H, MHA. one of the Current cznnpaign in the gmt, , ,msg .,.,,,,: '44 ., W. Mx, MUN, years curtain-raiser on Friday of In NW K, H.. M, mln , m,U,,W.x, last week at Franklin The Mormons F i ,K , ,A ,H 3 QT D 5 ,, of Edinburg were ihe foes, falling 'f 17 'MD' ml X ' 'HW W rs before rm onslaught uf 45 100. 'l f'k t X A One of the salient features of the , Mm W wwf :hw m'-X Wmnlwm fracas was proc! tha! football ,STM CIx.n'l1.:m zu Nunn 141 ,md non entirely 3 big mary, ganw- Vyfeu UH, Tm mlia- zlxl- nnxuml romhul outweighed at almost all positions hop nhxvh follow-A 4 am-1-K-ss, ir was by the larger and hrawnier Ma' exlnmax Q. :dv-vvssity :mf sh. Wood, toons, Greenwood used its greater mm mn know-how, experimwo and speed to outplay their opponents at every turn First Row: Eddie Owens, Kenneth Skaggs, Arnold Moran, Dick, Mattick, Kenneth Ferrell, Arnold Foley, Steve Jones, Ronald Brown, and Darryl Christensen. Second Row: Bennie Middleton, Bob Griesemer, Darryl Waltz, Eddie Akard, John Myers, David Dargitz, Mike Hinkle, Charles Tinkle, Bob Emberton, Griff Dean, Tommy Gaughan, and Coach Coverstone. -.M Nl' 3 .I m Msg' ,g' ' f. v 1 J-A1 ,L A 'Y . N. e 3 Q .-1' l , 2 xi , :Y15 I , Q-'iz 'iii -i 1 334' 1 31 E. M 2 Wifi , w w :Q '- i ff' gs T 1 V A Q Hgafqn, :an ....-Iwfgghi ng. , if? 'Vik , .y,.,. ,Z 5 U + K 11: , ., A44 1 iii -4:2 WLM 5 if QT A V C ,M X vvgf' mf, vii eg- V , SQL . 5 . Q a . 1 .Q wi- e , ' M, W? Y ,Q F. ,-,A ,,.:'f?,-Q ,a2?3'?f' .Af E . 2 1, .23 ', fp-Y. ' 5325 . J 1 ... fu. Q2 m ,18 Y 7 tl Q, if r , .WA 'x, , '1 fx 2 , f x1 J', G N. ii 'Q X A ,M ,,. f'm..f -...M 1-6 QW ibitsk 235 Vvocbciimen. bcalp Wwarriors 63149 If! CQ. fvff., F Y ' .4 4 S nl! I .H ff fffal .-- 3 M AJ-K 00'1ilTlw.li.2 TQ Af' Hall' 'lx Y F nl l Iii Front: Marvin Gabehart, Student Mgr. o e 5 y 3 Front Row: Jimmy Whitaker, Donald Sullivan, John Porter, Richard Hamilton, Charles Wheat, Joe Twyman, Harry Knight, Donald Lindenmayer. Back Row: Rabon Baxter, Marvin Kinley, Richard Boaz, Eddie Ballinger, Phil Jackson, Coach Clyde Hays, Robert Fee, Dean Eas1g,Lavid Lasiter, Roland Fitzgerald, and Richard Voris. Front Row: Larry Myers, Ernest Forward, Kenny Ferrel1,Dnryl Christensen, and Sonny wood. Back Row: Steve Jones, Eddie Owens, Lawrence Porter, Bud Robinette, Kenneth Skaggs, Charles Tinkle, Donald Peav- ler, and Coach Lloyd Cover- stone. : -if H? 33 N, f l J E I 3 X X FN 9 3 get 'te QWI ' x' W, W F at if ew fe ' ,, x o llst . 5 Q WAP s V Ml if' ,4' Q Front Row: Sonny wood, Rich Matticks, Kenny Ferrell, nold Foley, Kenneth Skagg Back How: Joe Pearson, Mich Hinkle, Eddie Owens, Co Lloyd Coverstone, Bob Garu David Dargitz, and Rich Thompson. IX '.',,,.-- 'M 'M'- '- 'F'M-wwwff.,. A TIVI 3E:::-5. X X Q i x , snnzziiz A ,E ig X f gm M P r s 'Q fi Q fb- f 9 x -4.3 u ,4 V, Ljggaae 5 ,JS 1, ,qi ,, 5,1 I ba V w'f-ay Q - f ff 16 iff Xxx x ii W, I ffvk , I 0 f ,. . K! Band First Row: Beverly Martin, Kay Ephlin, Beverly Jewell, Betner, Roberta Lyons, David Lasiter, Harry Edward Pea Second Row: Mr. Hupp, Mary Carrol, Phyllis Hendrickson, Diane Millspaugh, Jaunita Lyons, Carolyn Demaree, Don Lindenmayer, Don Stretchberry, Owen, Beverly Fewell, Nancy Porter, Nancy Mr. Decker Lois Morgan, Lois Good, Mary Jo Knight, Sue Wood, Janiece Ross, chin, and Betty Gossman. David Dargitz, Hary Ann Ratliff Ragsdale, Roselle Vleck, Robert Janice Smith, Judy Jordan, Eddie Martin, Barbara McCreary, and hx .- P X K .., A , 15 f , if z .st f E f ,U ga wg 1 -X ., W ,Xif3'71 y , A X Sita' ffgfgfa Q ff' 'ff' a i X ,ity-mf 4 l lb x f Gisele y fa' ,ff ,,, ff if! Z -1i3.,jgl Zllixeh Qflwrus First Row: Betty Lindenmayer, Evelyn Hinkle, Joan Fletcher, Janice Steele, Donna Coon- field, Venious Beckner, Lois Morgan, Kay Ephlin, Sally Henry, Betty Gossman Judy Carter, Beverly Fewell. Second Row: Wallace Decker, Instructor, Ethel Todd, Kay Pearson, Juanita Frye, Janhn Smith, Ramona Wood, Carolyn Ragsdale, Mary Jo Betner, Sheila Thompson, Judy Horn, Lois Good, Mary Bowman, Carole Hendrickson, John Hupp,Ass. Instructon Third Row: Edward Peachin, Robert Demaree, Paul Fishal, David Las1ter,Jack Nay, Franck Fahy, Donald Merriman, Richard Hamilton, James Jewell, Harry Knight,Don Lindenmayer. ill l X 5 J 4 x3, v, ,Sp Jw Q, Q3-4 55 30 1' J ap? h' i by : D : Q -Q Wm HI- :, , A . M., . .. f 'Q First Row: Everett Martin, Richard Hamilton, Dean Fasig, Joe VanValer, Bob Fee, Dona Brann, Harvey Porter, Francis Fahy, David Smith, Jack Nay, Don Merrimar Phil Jackson, and George Melton. 'Second Row: Bob Demaree, Bill Maze, Charles Harrison, Eugene Crouch, Tommy Hicks , Richard Boaz, David Lasiter Warren Neff, James Steele, Eddie Ballinger, Joe Twyman, James Coffman, Jack Stanley, Paul Fishel, Donnie Sullivan, and Mr. Decker. Third Row: Don Abel, Richard Ratliff, Don Lindenmayer, Roland Fitzgerald, Donald Stretchberry, Bob Hilton Kenneth Hudson, Tom Hood, Harry Knight, Richard Voris, Eddie Peachinn fem Doub, Marvin Kinley, Jim Whitaker, Marvin Gabehart, and Habon Baxter. Sunshine Society ..,,, ., N A .,.,.A.,., M' , f.,.,:..s First Row: Janice Smith, Sue Overby, Joanne Fewell, Venious Beckner, Kay Ephlin, Carol Akard, Velma Morris, Lois Morgan, Sally Henry, Betty White, Carol Hendrick- son, and Kay Cattin. Second Row: Betty Lindenmeyer, Juanita Frye, Judy Horn, Carolyn Ragsdale, Kay Pearson, Donna Coonfield, Gloria Burton, Shirley Bright, Roberta Lyons, Joan iletcger, Patty Clark, Janice Steele, Ramona Wood, Mary Ann Ratliff, and irs. etner. Third Row: Marjorie Knight, Norma Williams, Mary Esther Bowman, Ruth Austin, Shirley Clark, Sheila Thompson, Mary Jo Betner, Lois Good, Ethel Todd, Alice Skeel, Betty Gossman, Judy Carter, Judy Rockstroh, and Beverly Fewell. Fourth Row: Irene Burton, Judy Jordan, Roberta Steenberger, Phyllis Brown, Bessie Ann Skaggs, Beverly Jewell, Mildred Bowman, Rae Ann Achenback, Janeice Ross, Bggegly Martin, Evelyn Hinkle, Roselle Vleck, Rethel Tibby, and Charlotte 1, .K 7 . Science Club l l :sm -.M-. 33 -M w First Row: Bob Demaree Jack Stanley, Mary Jo Betner, Jim Wheat, Everett Martin, Jog VanVa1er, francis Fahy, Don Merriman, Jack Nay, Richard Hamilton, Jim Steele, Jim Jewell, and Gerald Fitzgerald. Second Row: Sally Henry, Betty Gossman, Gloria Burton, Ethel Todd, Lois Good, Carol Akard, Lois lorgan, Velma lorris, Jbe Twyman, Shirley Bright Sheila Thompson, Shirley Clark, Tom Doub, Venious Beckner, Dorothy Skeel, Eddie Peachin, and I . Baughman. Third Row: I . Grigsby, Beverly Fewell, Janice Smith Sue Overby Kay Cattin, Betty White, Jim Whitaker, Joanne Fewell, Mary father Bowman: Don Stretchberry, Kay Ephlin Don Lindenmayer Patty Clark, Judy Carter, Judy-Bpchatrqch, Carole Hendrickson, and Juanita Frye. 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R. - Phone 107 Greenwood, Indiana Coal - Flour - Feed - Grain Custom Grinding and Mixing Compliments of Frank Kautsky Sz Sons Super Market 5501 Madison Avenue Edgewood - Indiana Compliments of Trlsler s Barber Shop We Appreciate Your Patronage 560 E Main Street Greenwood - Indiana Compliments of Kof f ee Kup I Orville Clark Phone 105 '38 1 .Aff ..A'l'.A7'..A r7'.l7'.f'..7'.A7'.f.V'.A'f' J' .A'l'!.V'.l.7'.f.7' ff .A'!'.A'!' ..!.7'.Af'.!.7'.A'7'.A'l' .A!'..A7'.A'ff7'.!.77' J77' .A7'.f.77.7'.f.7'..f' J.7'.f.7'..A'f'.l' ..A7'.f7'.A!'.Af'.f.7'.A7'.!.V'.!.7'.!.7' .f.7' Greenwood Cleaners E. W. Ross Quality Cleaning and Pressing Phone 434 121 S. Madison 0. R. Davis Garage Motor Service Auto-Lite - Delco Remy Ford Parts Business Phone 339-W Residence Phone 339-R 297 E. Broadway Greenwood Martin's Mobil Gas MARTIN MOBIL SERVICE Batteries and Tires Gasoline - Oils - Greases Accessories - Supplies Congratulations Seniors Greenwood Flower Shop Flowers for all Occasions Main Street Phone 203-W - Compliments of Swengel s Ice Cream Co 3512 Madison Ave Indianapolis Indiana Babblt Brothers 2 Bait and Tackle Greenwood Phone 19 .!7'.A'!'.!' .A'!'.f' .f.7'..A'f'.f.7'.f.7'.f.7'.A'!'.l.7'.!2!'.A'f'.f7'..f' J7' .A'f.A'f'.lf.A'!'.fZfJ7'.fJ'.f.7.f.7.0f.A'fJ7.A'f'J7.!?'.!f'.A'f .A'f!.7'.A7'.f.V'.f.7'.!' .Eff J.7f.A'!' VZAXZV' I S 2 S Q , Q . I Q :: If X 3 I 3 . . 5 I I Q Q . I I I . I Q - S 3 ' ' ' S Q fi I I . I Q . I . I I f' .!.7 .f.7'.f.7'.!.7'.A'!'.A7J.7'.A7'.!.7'.!.7'.A!'-f' .A'!'-f.V'-4'f'.f.7'.f.7'.!' .!.7'.A'f'.A'l'.A'f'-477' J7'.!Cf' 4 1 '2:? .aff .f.7:f:fxf4'f.f.v' .rffyf .rf:4'f .f:ff:j GEf 4?' ..,. 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