Hampshire High School - Hi Lighter Yearbook (Hampshire, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1956 volume:

, ' . g....' 'IROU. '0 4' 1 ' - v .rill u $. i 1.5'.sa.. 'g.. 09.00... V 9.6to . ' ..J' Q.... d: .. iQQO'o$? lir-v -v7 1. H 1 H W. - u yg: WEE? QVL a YEARIOOKS X05 ouAuW xtvx C $ ! Zaat 2M6 amt 7wmmmt We, the Class of 1956, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. Janet White wills her interests in boys to Mary Jane Fenzel. Norman Zenk wills his accurate jump shots to Gordon Runge and Stan Block. Joyce Tamms wills her ESpanol grades to Wayne Siegrnann and Andrew Schaefli. tSi, Si'H Fred Smith leaves his scientific theories to Lee Nash and John Thornhill. tEasy on the equipment, boysy- Maureen Seyller leaves her band uniform to Margie Maushak. Richard Rowlett wills his success in bookkeeping to Don B011. Rey Rodriguez leaves his slow driving speed to David Carlson and Lloyd Fruin. Rita Rolston Wills her brother to Lorraine Henning. tGood Lucki John Prinner leaves his yearbook duties to Morris Payne. iThink you can make improvementsH Nancy Mengeling wills her out of town interests to Joanne Mastersono Terry McNamara leaves his knack to liven up the bus after basket- ball games to Jerry Johnson. tKeep that SpiritU Janice Kellenberger wills her winning smile to Ruth Seyller and Cyndy Robertson. Carol Hitzeman wills her place in madrigal to Sandra Dreymiller. Mary Alice Henning leaves her innocent joke-telling ability to Mike Modde and David Getzelman. . Douglas Heine wills his week-end dates tq Tom Halbmaier and Jim Wollenweber. . Louise Gudeman wills her athletic skill in physical education to Barbara Goeke. Opamemes her dancing attributes to Joanne Pfaffinger. iKeep swingingi Jean Getzelman wills her interest in nursing to Diane Ihne. Frank Engel leaves his adorable dimples to David Thompson. iTake good care of them, Daven Joyce Dettloff wills her boldness to Jean and Joan Reiser. Virgil Cole bequeaths his long wavy hair Merry Holze. Marvin Carlson wills his excellent typing Speed to Donna Kellenberger. tLet's hold it down, Donnai Merilyn Acree bequeaths her high bowling average to Audrey Warrington. Cl L 1;, ,gf' 3;.7. Signature Signature Signature Witne s s Compliments of Compliments of JAY T. MORNING 72 JOSEPH SPIESS COMPANY Plumbing 8r Heating Elgin, Illinois Parents' party for the eighth grade. Seventh grade farwell for the eighth grade. 'f' gtgnvr ' 'Ith IL '.I '1 IL, -33 V , ' w ., I . , 13:24 .- .. 4 ..W$.I$E'E :3: .Ir I .5 . ..-.- $3., '33, .v A a. 1 ' . I '.W. l . , -, '53.? 3 2 H ' . J- . :,- p ., ,L . a. ' c. o . ., ' l ' . I t . . , ' . 'o v. .. v I v ' -- W65 ' I n. . --..sJ'-v '. '; . - - n ' .1 I. IN ROW 1: Patsy Wollenweber, Colleen Fredrick, Jeanie Klick, Terry Lovejoy. ROW 2: Bradley Ross, David Smith, Ted Thompson, Larry Kelly, .106 Brown, Allan Sauer, Bill Morris, Kenneth Struck, Gary Heckmann, Bobby Wy- more, Keith Kellenberger. ROW 3: Orris Ruth, Joe Carlson, Gary Undeywager, Donald Rowlett, Norman Coon, Ronald Renard. John Lurain-Coach, Jerry Struck, Douglas Irving, Richard Coleman, Larry Pedersen, Guy Modde, Carl Schneider, Dee Leming. Understand? Compliments of. Compliments of FREDRICK FUNERAL HOME 70 HAMPSHIRE MILK COMPANY K , ..... ..... ..... ROW 1: Carol Cox, Diane Baseley, Kathy Renard, Patsy Wollenweber, Gary Heckmann, Evelyn Baker-Advisor. ROW 2: Judy Kellman, Terry Lovejoy, Ted Thompson, Eileen Crane, Nancy Holze, Gwen Petersen, Kenneth StruCk. ROW 3: Robert Wymore, David Smith, Donna Maynard, Virginia Cole, Karen Frisby, JudithVan Fleet, Elaine Wright. ROW 4: Bradley Ross, Linda Howe, Thomas Gliddon, Valerie Rohrsen, Larry Kelly, William Morse, Allan Sauer. ABOVE PICTURE, LEFT TO RIGHT: William Morse, Treasurer; Kenneth Struck, Vice-President; Terry Lovejoy, President; Patsy Wollenweber, Secretaryo Compliments of Compliments of ED C. PETERSEN RALPH WOLLENWEBER General Contractor 69 Custom Feed Grinding ROW 1: Joe Carlson, Stan Robertson, Carl Schneider, LeAnn Meyer, Marjorie Acree, Carol Heckman, Sid Allen. ROW 2: Jeanine Klick, Colleen Fredrick, Keith Kellenberger, Larry Pedersen, Ralph Gustafson, Janice VanVleet, Donald Rowlett, Eugene Meiser, Esther Samuelson-Advisor, INSERT- Dorothy Sanders. ROW 3: Stan Leiseberg, Bonnie Printup, Dee Leming, Jerome Pfaffinger, Mary Roth, Guy Modde, Gary Underwager, Judy Scott, Nancy Meiser, Sue Hitzeman. ROW 4: Richard Coleman, Douglas Irving, Audrey Skinner, Lois Allen, Ronald Renard, Kay Petersen, Gail Meyer, Vernon Fisher, Ted Renwick, Jerry Struck, INSERT-Linda Johnson. ABOVE PICTURE: Marjorie Acree, Treasurer; Gail Meyer, Secretary; Orris Ruth, Vice-President; Douglas Irving, President. Compliments of Compliments of MEYERS ACE HARDWARE 68 HAMPSHIRE FEED MILL SMW edadc'da .x '1. Benchwarmers ! He's on the team? Presentation of Holiday Trophy to school. These are cheerlea ders? Compliments of Compliments of WALT WILKINS SEYLLER Blacksmith $r Insurance Agency Get that tipoff! General Repairing aw; - .3: , -. b? . 'IJlF; ogsn ...'-w '. vr . -:-:- 4 ' '.5. . - I ' ' . . ..q 4 . Here '3 how! Let's go! Compliments of MCBRIDE BROS. BUICK WhO'S ahead? Elgin, 1111110515 . .-. 3 . . Wo ...' abg- . .: 7 ' ' .49 -,-.- - l't'wx y ' ..' vs: ' ' , - . .h . ' ' . I . . '- . gang 0 g' - J'Q Compliments of OLD HICKORY FARM HOUSE Rt. 72, Dundee Phone HAzel 6-5822 .QA ,. , , -$u.-P ch-E'. .. , I +9.0 . 9L1 .' We want a run! UP Up! And away! Fast take-off! ! ! ! Let's see now. . . . Fred Smith Shot put, discus, 220 yd. dash, relays Martin Smith Hurdles, dashes, high jump, broad jump, pole vault, relays David Thompson Shot put, discus, 220 yd. dash, relays Jerry Holze 100 yd. dash, 440 yd. dash, relays Virg11 Cole 440 yd. dash, 220 yd. dash, relays Wendell Schiesher 880 yd. run, mile run Jim Coleman g' Broad jump, hurdles 100 yd. dash, relays Norm Zenk Hurdles, broad jump, 220 yd. dash, 100 yd. dash Ned Rolston 880 yd. run, shot put, discus Michael Modde 880 yd. run, mile run Fred Smith Jr. High Jump Stan Block Manager Buddies Sizing it up Compliments of PETERSEN MOTOR SALES Ford Dealer You can buy more but you can't buy better 63 Thinking about that long run ROW 1: Lee Nash, Norman Zenk, Marvin Carlson, Donald Boll, Fred Smith, Gordon Runge, Wendell Schiesher. ROW 2: Stan Block, Jerry Johnson, Ronald White, Robert Beals, Coach; Torn Halbmaier, Jerry Sunderlage, Jim Coleman, Charles Rowlett, Neil Melrns. Complime nts of W. C. VOIGHT GARAGE 2 Compliments of Repairing-Accessories 6 HAMPSHIRE HOME BAKERY I l . .'. m? LEFT TO RIGHT: ' Louise Gudernan Marjorie Maushak 'r-. Barbara Goeke '. '.' ..... LEFT TO RIGHT: Lianne Goeke Delores Wilke Jill Godfrey Compliments of Don McNamara THE VILLAGE INN Preprietor LEFT TO RIGHT: Stan Block, Jerry Holze, Norm Zenk, David Thompson, Fred Smith, Marvin Carlson, Virgil Cole, Gordon Runge, Lee Nash, Terry McNamara, Jerry Johnson, Frank Engel, Robert Beals -Coach. STATE BANK 0f Get Set Hampshire Compliments of ' STANDARD OIL AGENT Fred Swanson, Jr. Phone 5821 .32; 1 I . f Ii: '1 1 IA! 3:355 x ' Marve Compliments of VALLEY SPECIALTY MFG. INC. . V x . ' -' ' 0 H I l ' $ ,'-' 8 . .I III I . . f: . - lu . N . I ' a '1 Fred . l i ' r .. H:- i '71,. ..'1 I :3!- 4 lm- L'l'm Ils'iziziwiifi ' H m 3'12: ' , I l Compliments 0f Compliments 0f SPORTSMANS LODGE 106 Douglas Ave' Elgin. 111111015 ROW 1: Ron Pearson Marvin Carlson Jerry Johnson Jerry Holze ROW 2: Fred Smith Ron White Virgil Cole Terry McNamara Wendell Schiesher Compliments of WILCOX PHARMACY ROW 1: Neil Melrns, Gary Halbmaier, Guy Blazier, Dale Sester. ROW 2: Jim Kellenberger, Jerry Sunderlage, Jim Letheby, Jim Coleman, Fred Smith. 57 ROW 1: Jim Coleman, Charles Rowlett, Ronald Pearson, Jim Carlson, Wendell Schiesher, Ron White. ROW 2: Bob Bruce-Manager, Neil Melms, Gary Halbmaier, Guy Blazier, Dale Sester, Jim Smiley-Manager, Mr. Beals-Coach. ROW 3: Dennis Halbmaier, James Kellenberger, Jack White. Jerry Sunderlage, Jim Letheby, Jerry Seyller, Fred Smith. Compliments of Compliments of 55 U. S. 20 MOTEL STARKS TRIANGLE DRIVE-IN Joe Mor, PrOpr. S 71 . . II: mL-gI-gt' - , A .. ab U 3 1 853 , F H' C M T g M , 1111111 Flute Trio: Accompanist, Diane Underwager; Patricia O'Rourke, Mary Raye Bauman, Maureen Seyller. Gecond placeg Tenor Saxaphone Solo, Audrey . . Warrington Clarinet Trio: Larry Wilkins, MarJone Maushak, Girst placQ Norman Zenk. $econd placQ Girls' Sextette: Janet White, Ila Schneider, Louise Gudeman, Delores Wilke, Rita Rolston, Diane Underwager. azirst placm Girls' Octette: Mary Jane Fenzel, Marjorie Maushak, Carol Hitzeman, Lorraine Henning, Mary Hitzeman, Donna Kellenberger, Audrey Warrington, Diane Ihne. Girst placw Compliments of Pioneer 349-352-377-A . . J. LISLE LAUFER MadFlgal: SEATED, LEFT TO ngHT: DOIOICS.W.11ke, GueSt . . . Solmst; Sandra Baseley, Carol Hltzeman, MarJone Maushak, Hampshlre, 111111015 Mary Jane Fenzel, Louise Gudeman, Audrey Warrington, Diane'Ihne mot picturedL Mary Hitzeman. STANDING: Norman Zenk, Gordon Runge, Wayne Siegmann, Larry Wilkins, Andy Schlaefli, Lee Nash mot picturedL Uzirst placm 941-th ,zoo M .'- .Q - .............. Com liments of PE ERSEN Compliments of INSURANCE AGENCY DR. G. H. PATCHANIAN The Forest Him Last Minute tune -up ahOMK a 04632? Prat? . .o-I..'lly; WUINI; . O . 33 N . ts of 1men Compl F. U. ts of 1men Compl GEORGE CRAMSEY 8r SONS ROWE MOTORS INC. Live stock 8: Gene ral Fudenski Trucking S ROW 1: Mr. John Finley, Music Director; Janice Kellenberger, Diane Ihne, Mary Hitzeman, Maureen Seyller, : Mary Alice Henning, Joanne Masterson, Audrey Warrington. ROW 2: Joanne Johnson, Barbara Goeke, Pat O'Rourke, Phyllis Pfaffinger, Sandra Dreyniller, Marjorie Maushak, Loretta Schorn. ROW 3: Ila Schneider, Louise Gudeman, Mary Gehringer, Delores Wilke, Lorraine Henning, Jean Getzelman, Mary Jane Fenzel, Joyce Tamms. .1 1'. N V??- S, .-:a 'cd;.:. .if.0 8. N J'. ,. 2,.:Oo :.::' 3 ,.. .,, 5': :H' , .x -.v..'..;.- 1;. Sr; ; i7 5 4.5:! .31. -5, 61-133.. 7.11'.'333f?:2:2v-' .0 divs '.:..0.:;z.' O: O .. O .. mgr .t'...:'. 33'J1... .36.. ROW 1: Terry McNamara, Wayne Siegrnann, Larry Wilkins, Lee Nash. ROW 2: Marjorie Maushak, Carol Hitzeman, Mary Jane Fenzel, Merilyn Acree, Audrey Warrington, Janice Kellenberger. 49 . .. .- ' I a.' .. t. . . n . x 5 '1 . In 1 x I. SEATED: Mr. Finley, Advisor; Pat Cleveland, Barbara Goeke, Stan Block, Sandra Dreyrniller, Sandra Baseley, Nancy Rusk, Marjorie Maushak. ROW 2: Audrey Warrington, Ila Schneider, Louise Gudernan, Delores Wilke, Carol Hitzernan, Rita Rolston, Marilyn Acree, Lorraine Henning, Janice Kellenberger, Donna Kellenberger, Diane Ihne, Mary Hitzeman, Lianne Goeke, Maureen Seyller, Mary Alice Hamming, Joanne Masterson. ROW 4: Jean Getzelman, Janet White, Mary Jane Fenzel, Jerry Seyller, Jerry Johnson, Richard Rowlett, Jim Cole man, John Thornhill. ROW 4: John Prinner, Andy Schlaefli, Douglas Heine, Ned Rolston, Lee Nash, Terry McNamara, Norman Zenk, Gordon Runge, Wayne Siegrnann, . Larry Wilkins. WATROUS SERVICE at Your Service Insurance $z Income Tax Office 4521 ----- Res. 4201 ?mmatc'w 65M SEATED: Marjorie Maushak, Sandra Dreymiller, Ruth Michaels, Advisor; Terry McNamara, President; Marvin Carlson, Vice-President; Mary Alice Henning, Secretary; Stan Block, Treasurer. ROW 2: Merilyn Acree, Lorraine Henning, Jean Getzelman, Janet White, Mary Jane Fenzel, Joyce Tamms, Jerry Johnson, Frank Engel. ROW 3: Barbara Goeke, Janice Kellenberger, Maureen Seyller, Donna Kellenberger, Audrey Warrington, Louise Gudeman, Carol Hitzeman, Nancy Mengeling, Rita Rolston. ROW 4: Jerry Holze, Richard Rowlett, John Thornhill, Andrew Schaefli, Douglas Heine, Lee Nash, Gordon Runge, David Thompson, Fred Smith. r J ..hd-: LARRY WILKINS . 2nd Place winner in . Compllments of Talent Show Compllments of J. H. PATTERSON CO. BALDWIN CABINETS O u I ,' . ' 3. .0 , 30. '70 4.0V1h l'bf 'jq'e ref h M h '1'. ' , ' u--. . -V .., . ; 3w , 9-, :.d,., h. ,t:. h Q .0 p I . C. O O h s'- 0-. -' - ..'-e I Frank Bngel Jr. and his Angus steer, which was GRAND CHAMPION of Section 7 at the F. F. A. Show. . 'v' - s William Crane, Charles Rowlett, and Fred Smith took fifth place as a dairy-judging team in Section '7. t Me U l. . Ash :2 31: Placing a log foot-bridge across the campus creek. ..5K 0:. Ih.x :- ' 'X' J 1-WH . '- 1'! , , ', .r: , v .. s..- m 3!? 73 Sl .2 T e . D A :- . 1. David Carlson, Virgil Cole, and Jerry Holze in ag. work-shop. Ronald White's Angus steer placed second in Section 7 at the F. F. A. Show. Wendell Schiesher, Frank Engel, and Ronald White received fifth place honors as a fat stock judging team. Frank took fifth place as an individual judge in Section 7. Richard Tamms and Buzz Getzelman are clean- ing the tractor as an ag-shop project. ?cataze 741mm 0; ,4meu'ca SEATED: Jim Carlson, Secretary; Virgil Cole, Reporter; Jerry Holze, Vice-President; Carl Lewis, Advisor; Frank Engel, President; William Crane, Treasurer; Warren Howe, Sentinel. ROW 2; Martin Smith, Buzzie Getzelman, Fred Smith, David Getzelrnan, Jim Renard, Wendell Schiesher, Milan Duchaj. ROW 3: Neil Melrns, Charles Herrmann, Gerry Halbmaier, Guy Blazier, Dale Sester, Dennis Halbmaier, Martin Blazier. ROW 4: Jim Kellen- berger, Karl Zier, Jerry Sunderlage, Jim Letheby, Dick Tamms, Jack White, Charles Rowlett, Ronald Pearson, Torn Vogel. ROW 5: David Thompson, Richard Rowlett, Douglas Heine, Jim Wollenweber, Ned Rolston, David Carlson, Morris Payne, Ronald White, Torn Halbmaier. Compliments of JOYCE BOOTH 44 Ditching and Excavating of all kinds Compliments of F. H. A. Compliments of F. H. A. SEATED: Sandra Dreymiller, Degree Chairman; Ruth Seyller, Historian; Shirley Cole, Parliamentarian; Rita Rolston, Vice- President; Miss Albright, Advisor; Mary Jane Fenzel, President; Lorraine Henning, Treasurer; Diane Underwager, Secretary; Carol Hitzeman, Recreation; Marjorie Maushak, Public Relations. ROW 2: Jean Reiser, Joan Raiser, Diane Ihne, Joanne Pfaffin er. Lianne Goeke, Maureen Seyller, Mary Alice Henning, Joanne Masterson, Ila Schneider, Nancy Mengeling. ROW 3: San ra Baseley, Viole Allen, Pat Cleveland, Cindy Roberts, JoAnne Johnson, Barbara Goeke, Pat O'Rourke, Phyllis Pfaffinger, Janice Kellenberger, Donna Kellenberger, Loretta Schorn. ROW 4: Mary Raye Bauman, Mary Hitzeman, Dorothy Henning, Marilyn Henning, Susan Zenk, Nancy Rusk, Pat Wirsing, Ethel Daniels, 83.11?! Howe, Rose Ann Rodriguez, Judy Cole. ROW 5: Audrey Warrington, Louise Gudeman, Jill Godfre , Mary Gehringer. De ores Wilke, Elaine Binz, Judy Struck, Joyce Dettloff, Merilyn Acree, Jean Getzelman, Janet White, ?;yce Tamms, Ruth Koerner. Compliments of Compliments of EVERETT DOTY HENNING BROS. Limestone and Phosphate SERVICE STATION 4; COUNCIL: Judy Cole, JoAnne Johnson, , ; ,jw Joanne Masterson, Mary Alice Henning. - :' $7 i ,AJ. Will ya'go, huh, will ya'? . . . the gals grabbed their guys. . . took 'em. . . fed 'em and how they ateD. . . . chose king and queen. . .. mock-married 'em . . . . danced in dungarees and sweat shirts. . . .hunted for a needle in the hay stack. . . . devoured more food. . . . result ---- fun and happy people. a .... ........... LEFT, OFFICERS: C. Hitze- man, 860., M.Maushak, Pres.; Miss Miner, Advisor; L. Henning, Pt. Sec.; A. Warrington, Vipe. RIGHT, STATE BOWLING CONTEST WINNERS: J. Cole, M. Gehringer, A. Warrington and highest score, 201, in the statex L. Heuning, Pat O'Rourke. Eaddg Edda W746 Once a year, daughters date daddies . . . dress up. a . family style dinner. . . daddies v. 5. daughters in three rousing games of volleyball. Do the daddies love it? You bet they do! Are the daughters proud of their dates? You know we are! ! Compliments of G. A. A. . XV... ' ' KKNSJU'L L; A SEATED: Ruth Koerner; Lorraine Henning, Point Secretary; Audrey Warrington, Vice-President; Miss Miner, Advisor; Marjorie Maushak, President; Carol Hitzeman, Secretary-Treasurer; Dorothy Henning. ROW 2: Rosanne Rodriquez, Joanne Masterson, Judy Cole, Sandra Baseley, Marilyn Henning, Susan Zenk, Nancy Rusk, Pat Wirsing. ROW 3: Viole Allen, Pat Cleveland, Cindy Roberts, JoAnne Johnson, Barbara Goeke, Pat O'Rouke, Ruth Seyller, Mary Raye Bauman. ROW 4: Sandra Dreymiller, Mary Alice Henning, Diane Ihne, Lianne Goeke, Jill Godfrey, Louise Gudeman, Mary Gehringer, Rita Rolston, Janet White. . I Compliments of Compliments of ALBERT J. GEHRINGER HAROLD BAHE General Blacksmith Veterinarian SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Rolston, Mary Alice Henning-Chairman. STANDING: Lorraine Henning, Sandra Dreymiller, David Getzelman. Here we come Compliments of DREYMILLER 8t KRAY Wanna 96M; eman receiVeS the A. A. Award Louise Gud from M153 Miner- 3 Club Scholarship. MI. Finley presents the state awards to the girls' octette. ., 01.1 - +84 v . V ! $ t King Carlson Queen Gudeman and Attendants 14 . O - f-Jd-.-vV-0u1:- -,. - . - - Eu ' :'?.- :- ' ' meal.- 1 34 1:33. . :2in -: ....... ' wr- wzri'i'qrw WM 11 .'. H H H.,' It uh W I ' , . w ; Q J l' .ngwv'.1;l'y- 'icuh'i' '41. -? : Marvin Carlson-President SEATED, ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Dreymiller- Secretary, Louise Gudeman- Treasurer, Marilyn Henning, Neil Melms, Ronald White. ROW 2: David Getzelman, Charles Rowlett, Lee Nash- Vice-President, Patricia O'Rouke. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Smiley, William Schmidt- Adviser. Compliments of HAMPSHIRE GRAIN ELEVAT OR Compliments of TRUCKERS LODGE RESTAURANT .I SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Maureen Seyller, Barbara Goeke, Sandra Dreymiller, Esther - Samuelson, Advisor. STANDING, LEFT TO '7! I RIGHT: Bob Bruce, Ruth Korner, Lianne. W Goeke, Nancy Mengeling, Diane Ilme, ' ' Lorraine Henning, Audrey Warrington. $5192 SEATED: Joanne Pfaffinger, Marjorie Maushak. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Meyer, Jim Coleman, Guy Modde, Colleen Fredrick. w. ' ILI': o W .' W '4 LE! u :5 LC- U W . '. ,VW-9 , o. ' .'W . I -. .. . . g , g: ;H, W D. 'n d '..T '51:? A ' I t S W. - 1i 3:; 4 . .533- X K x. rt 'N-nu. if Q: xx Xv -0 WWslg b' A... 'w.. n W 9Q b.?.m Tl x M m...- Compliments of Compliments of HASTY'S GROCERY PETERSEN PROPANE CO. 32. STANDING: John Prinner, Editor; Esther Samuelson, Sponsor; Terry McNamara, Photographer; Marvin Carlson, Business Manager. SEATED: Louise Gudeman, Girls' Sports; Maureen Seyller, Business Manager; Norma Zenk, Boys' Sports; Joyce Tamms, Literary Editor; Mary Alice Henning, Photographer; Janice Kellenberger, Art Editor. Compliments of Compliments of ENGELS ELECTRIC KOLBERG JEWELERS Ida Koppen, Olive Seyller, Judy Kelley. Buzzie Getzelman William Schmidt BUS DRIVERS Vivian Daniels, Helen Kanies, Jim McMichael, Floyd Getzelman, Ted Irving. CUSTODIAN Jim McMichael Compliments of Compliments of - 30 MAY'S SHOP HARTMAN AND SON L I I 2.. , ,; .g;;' 1.. 3- .- ' V '34 VJ ' ' MG .1 .41., ::.. ' ' . , 0'4 -. '54 .1? hi $M ;th 0'1? 4. .- - 3.;r. . . ' - . 7!:046' Selb gettac'tded Ea m ' ' I'. ? :7 I'iW 7 . '- Hr . , 'Hl'c 11.! l... I O Sophomore girls ' luncheon Basketball Banquet Kiddies ' Day TUPPER WARE ' v Leona Stierman Uiome party dealer 615 Rome Ave. , Rockford, Illinois Phone 42829 Jim Smiley, President; Sandra Baseley, Vice-President; Ruth Koerner, Secretary. INSERT: Ned Rolston, Treasurer. ROW 1: Gary Halbmaier, Charles Herrmann, Guy Blazier, Jacqulyn Albright-Advisor, Neil Melms, Viole Allen, Patricia Cleveland. ROW 2: Patricia Wirsing, Dale Sester, Martin Blazier, Jill Godfrey, James Kellenberger, Warren Howe, Robert Bruce, Elaine Binz. ROW 3: Ethel Daniels, Sally Howe, Rose Ann Rodriguez, Judy Cole, Sandra Baseley, Marilyn Henning, Susan Zenk, Nancy Rusk. ROW 4: Karl Zierer, Jerry Sunderlage, James Letheby, Ruth Koerner, Fred Smith, James Smiley, James Renard, Ned Rolston. Compliments of Compliments of HERRMANN'S GROCERY 2., DR. CARL ANDERSON Lianne Goeke, Vice-President; Loretta Schorn, Treasurer; Ronald White, President; INSERT: Phyllis Pfaffinger, Secretary. ROW 1: John Lurain-Advisor, Larry Wilkins, JoAnne Johnson, Diane Underwager, Patricia O'Rourke, Phyllis Pfaffinger, Dennis Halbmaier. ROW 2: Delores Wilke, Jack White, Charles Rowlett, Richard Tamms, Shirley Cole, Judy Struck, William Crane, Jerry Seyller. ROW 3: Loretta Schorn, Mary Raye Bauman, Mary Hitzeman, Dorothy Henning, Lianne Goeke, Dick Robertson, Ila Schneider, Mary Gehringer. ROW 4: Ronald Pearson, Richard Fischer, James Carlson, Martin Smith, Edward Getzelman, Milan Duchaj, Wendell Schiesher, Thomas Vogel, Ronald White. INSERT: William Johnson. Compliments of Compliments of ANN'S COUNTRY KITCHEN 26 BOWL-MOR LANES .; IA. 0'. .. 5. J .I' .0 . 3k... . x ; - ' C. C .- . Vi ' '1 ii . ' I c,f.. 33.43;. go ,k . . W' t A . ' .0 . . o o .' 9' o . -' ' ' ' ' . I. Q u U , . . .. J. ' . s P, . $ O - . . 7' .1 . a .7 . I :..',' ,. . , u O. V - -u -. l ck': O Q ' a ' u a - .2 '0' V '.- k . 5? Q 't v.5 Wawcleaydamm 7W Since I've earned my last million, I've decided to begin my retirement by taking a cruise around the world on the ship HIGHLIGHTERo Before boarding the ship I decide to have dinner at Antoines, a famous restaurant in New Orleans. As I enter, the head waiter Richard Rowlett motions me to a table. When I ask, What's the special for today? , he tells me that Norm Zenk, the famous chef, recommends Huevous Fritos. During my meal I'm entertained by the singing sensation Janice Kellenberger singing the J. J. Blues. I see by the clock that it is time to board the HIGHLIGHTER. Once on the ship I'm shown to my state room by Douglas Heine who hands me a bon voyage telegram from my daughter. The next morning I enjoy breakfast with captain John Prinner. He informs me that tonight's entertainment in the ballroom will feature Terry McNamara and his orchestra. Since it's such a nice day, I decide to go for a swim. Standing at the edge of the pool I see Louise Gudeman swimmingo She was recently named Queen of the Mermaids. Gazing around I notice the handsome life-guard Marvin Carlson. After an hour of swimming I decide to take a sunbath on the upper deck. Sitting down I notice the one and only Virgil Cole, house detective 0f the Sey Guest Home. Virgil tells me that he still loves his wife, Maureen. Wish- ing to cable her he leaves me. Occupying his chair is Merilyn Acree, the well-known artist of the Mac Studios. After visiting with her I make my way to the dining hall for dinner. Having been seated I see, at the table be side me, Carol Hitzman, editor of the Iove-lorn column speaking confidentially with Rey Rm the espionage agent. Over-hearing their conversation I learn that Rita Rolston, the fashion designer, is giving a fashion show at Lemont. At 7:00 I met Frank Engel who takes me below deck to see the prize calf he's taking to Spain on his good-will tour. I'm surprised to see Dick Riedl, the famous race track driver. He tells me he is going to race in Rome, Italy on May 30. Then hearing the music of Terry's orchestra I go to the ballroom and listen to the Stark Station Boggie. But no sooner am I there, than the crowd's attention is drawn toward Opal Groebner, the fabulous dancing sensation. I leave the ballroom and go to my room. On awakening the next morning I feel slightly upset and make my way to the doctor's office on the lower deck. There nurse Jean Getzleman greets me and shows me to Dr. Fred Smith. After looking at me he calmly says, Don't worry. It's only a slight case of sea sickness. Rest until the boat docks in Madrid. I take his advice and am feeling much better when Mary Alice Henning, the foreign interpreter, greets me as I leave the ship. As Mary Alice and I browse along the street we view the beautiful home of Nancy Mengeling. She too has made her million designing Made in the Shade Lamp shades. Further down the street we see a large sign above The Beach-Combers Cafe. Entering we are greeted by hostess Janet White. After enjoying one of their pOpular sea-food dinners we make our way back to the ship. Boarding just ahead of me is the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, Joyce Tammes. I thank Mary Alice for her hospitality and board once again to continue my trip around the world. So far I've enjoyed the trip. Haven't you? Compliments of HAMPSHIRE PRINTING CO. Publishers of the Hampshire Register CAST Guests: Florence . . . Mary Jane Fenzel Hannibal . . . . Michael Modde Fairy May . . Donna Kellenberger Jeffrey. . . . . .Jerry Johnson Mrso Padd . . Marjorie Maushak ' .. Titus . . . . . . . Lee Nash . . ' . Samuel. . . . . . Morris Payne Lily Belle. . . Sandra Dreymiller Ethel . . . a . Barbara Goeke The Staff: Miss Wilhelmina . Lorraine Henning Dr. Emmett . . . David Thompson Compliments of BROTZMAN 8r BIGGERS Compliments of Chevrolet Sales 8x Service 0. K. HOME BARBER SHOP Elgin, Illinois 23 For appointment phone 4213 THE CURIOUS SAVAGE Presented by the Junior Class Directed by Mrs. Ruth Michael Wealthy Mrs. Savage had two sons and a daughter who had only their mother' 3 money and not her happiness 1n mind. They thought she was spending her money foolishly. In order to stop it, so that they could inherit more themselves, they put her in a mental in- stitution. From there on the plav shows many interesting actions of the different inmates. In some of the confusion Mrs. Savage' 5 money was seemingly lost, and later found where she had been keeping it inside her teddy bear. At the end of the play Mrs. Savage was proven to be sane. Her children promised to let her live her own life and spend her own money. She was able to leave the institution voluntarily if she wanted to. +5: 2-1-1- I I I - I :-:-:- 1 I 1 ll r;11l1lu1l1l.l.:ll 11 11 11. Compliments of Compliments of GEORGE HEISTEN ELBRIDGE F. BALL 8s: SONS International Harvester 22 Engineers. . . . Surveyors Ruth Seyller, Treasurer; Mary Jane Fenzel, Secretary; Andy Schlaefli, Vice-President; Lee Nash, President. Compliments of BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of BOB'S TOGGERY Work all done???? 21 EL. ' ' . . 32:2; 1 b'tacha-A gcz....;:- , ROW 1: John Thornhill, Jean Reiser, Lee Nash, Audrey Warrington, Jerry Holze, INSERT- Sandra Robertson. ROW 2: Marjorie Maushak, Donald Boll, Jerry Johnson, Gordon Runge, Mary Jane Fenzel, Lloyd Fruin. ROW 3: Wayne Seigmann, Ruth Seyller, Morris Payne, Joan Raiser, David Getzelman, Sandra Dreymiller. ROW 4: Diane Ihne, Michael Modde, Barbara Goeke, Thomas Halbmaier, Joanne Pfaffinger, Andrew Schlaefli. ROW 5: Stan Block, Donna Kellenberger, David Carlson, Joanne Masterson, David Thompson, Lorraine Henning. Compliments of Compliments of GUSTAFSON OILS 20 THE BORDEN COMPANY a:a'wer '- ' $253 . A-V 11 Salutatona Marvin Carlson presenting Class gift to Milton Stading Louise Gudeman relman an Get A ..:.;. 'n I I of W. 4:55 :25; 553: EN 2Q?1 -; 25525 711 t ' ?IEEEI 33$ ,. 4y - - .th : '. $12. Ig$ Q- . : du 3. . 3-! ' -. :an- . LE! .- E4? ' I I 5:3 v I 2.71:? 'Vzhsiu - ' . o . . ,W f M'H' .J'. . ' mfg;- .2 Compliments of MAURICE SEYLLER PHILIGAS TRANSPORT .2 . I1-0-!D- -0-H-H-U-CI-H-0-U-C1-H-D-H-U-0-G D-I I-U-H-H-'O .5th 66mm 79m Directed by Ruth Michael Apr1126 - 27, 1956 A .0A ANNIE OAKLEY . . . . Marilyn Acree FRANK BUTLER . . . . . Norman Zenk CHARLIE DAVENPORT . Marvin Carlson DOLLY TATE . . . . . Rita Rolston WINNIE TATE . . . . Mary Alice Henning TOMMY. . . . . Terry McNamara BUFFALO BILL . . . . . .Virgil Cole SITTING BULL . . . . . John Prinner PAWNEE BILL . . . . .Douglas Heine FOSTER WILSON. . . . . .Fred Smith MAC. . . . . . . . . FrankEngel JANE. . . . . . . . Maureen Seyller MARY . . Nancy Mengeling MRSo SCHUYLER ADAMS . Louise Gudeman MRSO SYLVIA PORTER. . Carol Hitzeman CONDUCTOR . . . . . Richard Rowlett MINNIE . . . . . . . Karla Kellman m1.n.n.n-o.u.u.n.n.u.u.c1-11-ngv-u- JESSIE . . . . . . Sandy Lovejoy LITTLE JAKE. . . . . .Johnny Lurain EXTRAS INDIAN SQUAWS, Janice Kellenberger, Opal Groebner; BOY, Rey Rodriguez; INDIAN DANCER and CHINAMAN, Michael Modde; INDIANS, Gordon Runge, Wayne Siegmann; GIRLS, Joyce Dettloff, Janet White; GUESTS, Joyce Tamms, Jean Getzelman; CROWD, Marjorie Maushak, Sandra. Dreymiller, Mary Jane Fenzel. Organist 3M ? Olive Gustafson. O 1-11-11.0.4m1b.04.0-0.0.9-n-0-0-u -O I O 3-! -1 D. -l D. -l 0-! DC 3.0-! DID! I-t 8--H.0-1 !-l 3-! !-4 !-I 3-! 0-0 9-1 1-! 0-! 3-! '.C 3.1 D-! 1.1 ,-t ,-l $ M.OD-0-U-H-U-I 3-! 3-! D-t 3-! 9-0-0-0- -0-U-i D-t 0-! 3-! b-tb-G l-l 0-! 1-11... ' I IV; 117.11.11.71. 7, II..1,H1 -. 1 1 Compliments of NORT HERN ILLINOIS BREEDING CO-OP Master Prophecy of Ceremonies HEAD TABLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorraine Henning, Marvin Carlson, Carol Hitzeman, Lee Nash, Mrs. Lollar, Mr. Lollar, Mary Jane Fenzel, Diane Ihne. MILTON EARTH 15 Black Dirt, Sand, Gravel and Fill The last eighth grade patrol: Maureen, Marilyn, Lt. Mary Alice, Rita, Capt. John, Lt. Terry, Norman, Marvin, Dale. 0101; pictured: Gary Lang. Compliments of STARKS TRIANGLE SERVICE Edward Weseman Compliments of EDWARD J. CONRO Carpenter Rs: Builder Custom Built Cabinets Phone 3 8 6 Z SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Beals-Advisor, Frank Engel- Vice-President, Carol Hitzeman-Secretary, Virgil Cole- Treasurer, Marvin Carlson-President. . H : 3' . y I mm a x. . g'h; ll .. 1 'E 5 5::5:2 W 05' -.- II . 4 s... w . m Fred and 1113 harem. ' . . 5; ?yfw 1! x l g h... a: . I Eq1'-J.Il 7.. I ' :1 . E u h HI i1 , . N JH- II v .. . II XV .ll '- ' .H- '40 ll 013m 1 1 355533 vvvvvvv ....... J';';,- V 1: 4 7' xll ..'I . P ' N? W! ,, '4 . 'p o' ' u I ' -. W' 'J . :r . 1.. le'Jl, 'HI ' tj !; 'I I I ' l l.. I i- ,l 1- a. .. I 0:. '1 1 ill ' I 3351?? 155?! , . ' ; :V t IO if Ava; . 4 5 2. VA J f V 3-!!v i! --: 3 O I 221. . ?'r r. ,. 26g 31- .33.: 911': . . -. 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I g; ' 7:3 I'm- - YT. .1 P1 Robert W. Lowe, Stanley Cowan, M. A. Toussaint-Secretary, Clark Melms- President, Richard A. Zurchaur, Milton Stading, Harry Little. LAWRENCE HECKMANN HERB BAUMAN Plumbing 8r Heating Hybrid Seed Corn Hampshire 4181 Hampshire 4134 raw; 24. Watt loam; ' t ' 1 + ' 3 273.. -I- . cf ft ' .. j , 32;; ' . .-'r' t ! t ' y om lv l -, i - . ..'- v.. '1 ' ' i . lw' I , J - ' , I, l V s ' n a l' s w a '- ' ' ?Ilf'- - ?:P i s,a'wa I ' i' II '3. Orb. m n Uhmr. i A , . ' I .A. i l C. I I u - . ' nlLy'v . - .. ' ' ' c .' '3 i IO . t ..' u ' v . f . . . i: 9 ,;7 Princnpal ., ! II 1ft; . 1- 'I .fV' .. To The Seniors: What role will you play on the stage of life? In Shakespeare's As You Like It, Jaq-ues says, All the world's a stage and all thg-men and wo-IrTen merely players: They have their exits and their entrances and one man in his time plays many parts. . . Fortunately, you have a choice in choosing your life's role. Unlike the lower animals, you are divinely endowed with an intellect. The lower animals seem to be content if their bodily needs are supplied. Lacking in intellect, it is hardly practical to establish schools for the lower animals. The Hampshire High School was established and put into Oper- ation because we have faith that you can rise above mere animal existence. We hope that your experience here has challenged your intellect to the extent that you have caught a glimpse of the good life - a life where truth, beauty, and goodness reign. If such a role in life is chosen by you, we can be sure that when the final curtain is lowered peOple will say you played your part well. Since rely yours , The class of 56 - being the first to spend four years in our new school-do ded- icat'e this High-Lighter to Jim McMichael, whose unfailing loyalty and un- questionable , compe- tence in the care of this building has greatly added to our appreciation for and pride in our Alma Mater. I .... ti ' k o ' 2. h-o--- -; , O JANUARY 2, I977 PRICELESS X2 ; , ,, p f - pr4 , -i! --.f' '- Www th' INDEX ART . . . . . . . .6 BOOKS . . . . . . . 13 BUSINESS . . , . . . . . 10 CINEMA . . . . . ., . 12 EDUCATION FOREIGN MEDICINE. NATIONAL AFFAIRS PRESS RADIosTv. . . . . . RELIGION SCIENCE SPORT 00 N UI co 0 0 THEATRE 't . . ;K I .. 'El'i : - . LETTER Dear TYME Reader Where will you be 20 years from now? What will you be doing? As the years pass you and your friends will scatter to wherever your career opportunities are best. The AUTOGRAPH BOOK is an exciting new way for the time -. honored tradition of collecting the autographs and sentiments of friends. And these friends are the most wonderful of your life. Whether your chosen field is politics, sc nce, medicine, drama or just simplyiise- 4 ..1. . . - It the ith ay want to select the two signatures for the front cover, but in the rest of Yr 6. AUTOGRAPH .'. that you allow where he or It will be fun now seeing where this will be, and it will be fun 20 years from now comparing these school day guesses with achievements. If this were really January 2,. 1977, and this were a real magazine, it would probably say, One of the most astonishing coincidences in the history of the world happened in 1976. During the past year every award of honor and every national position of importance in the country came not just from one city but from one school. , It could happen! iAny similarity between this book, or names therein, and any other, is . purely coincidentalJ Cordialiy yours, Topeka, Kansas ' W. O. Myers. , MYERS YEARBOOKS, INC. 1 San Iose, California g Richmond, Virginia . Address: P.0. Box 795, Topeka, Kansas SPECIAL ISSUE Closing the Nationos 200 Years of Freedom Celebration! ms MAGAZINE or THE FUTURE January 2, 1977 NATIONAL AFFAIRS Prophecy? Secretary of State: Secretary of the Treasury: Before a prophecy can come true-it must first be prophesied. Secretary 0f Defense: SecretayLabor W Seek the field most interesting .1, g Jew 7 to you. Then for fun name your . accomplishment or profession for 1976 and sign your name. Or choose one suggested. You may want to simply place your autograph under a general head- Secretary Of Agriculture: Secretary of Health and Welfare: ing, such as SCIENCE. Attorney General: Post Master General: If you should enter some en- y . tirely different field, then this Secretary 0f Interlor: - Secretary Of Commerce: has been an enjoyable exchange of school friendships. But if it should come true, and it can, then this is also a record of amazing foresight. The year 1976 Will be the tWo hundredth year of our countryes freedom-a year dur- ing which great things are sure to happen. President of U. 8.: . 7. 9? ..fwne A a g-WKE-'2ML-L4 H ? V I . Assigfant to the President: ' ,- Ne U nited Nations Delegate: Chief of Staff: Members of Senate: Members of House: Supreme Court Justice: fix? 5 'f . 1f II; . ; ' . '-a l; r' ya I. '1! X! .7 I '. 1 ,9 X' - g .. - .3 f3 - - ' ' jf a l'I'.,'- r... .' I a. I ! J. '- JI:W . O 4 . i l - J 9 ' - ' 1 , v- -l' '.a .. . x w- I a ll '1'..- ,v, ,f, '- . or ,1 J . , ', 12' K .1 . '. State Governors: k wow America for 19 ' 1976 Nobel Peace Award: Mrs. America for 1976: American 1:10ther for 1976: 3' .. f! American Father for 1 76: , ,1 ' i z; m i 1,1,2. wan J. W. D1 '1' ' i i i k i r 1 q f 1 A W??? H w '1 . , I ,1, ' , . .1 ,Ji'fi'v 0' i WW k 'r J I f , FOREIGN U. S. Ambassadors to Foreign;: Lands in 1976: . 3.x SCIENCE MUSIC Albert. Einstein Award: New Director New York Phil- harmonic: Invented Motor for Cars and Planes perating from Suan Rays: 8 Leads in Metropolitan Opera: M a a I J I 3-!- '! - ', 'u f q. '6. f r. , v riav I, ,J' t 7 :; Jf ; U ,1, ,5, 5.? - ,I ..-.Vw? f ' Li M ' s Jnu'uiqvf'ilL J; h, xii! a Male Sensation of 1976 Metro- I1?! r polltan Opera Season: 1; 192:2. I; f; ' I 0.2 x 7,4? .5. J? , -:.,--- 3 ' 9X. .0 ' 1'. Leading Recordin Artist of 1976 ....x JFemaleO Leading Recording Artists of 1976 .Z'; . JMaleQ f 1. 411 J l - ' - Composed Yeasz Most P9 lar :19, ,v .. ' ' Song: I - .i x .--r , 'J,,.....;v.':...,-,-.t V. '11:, ,. 77.3. -.3 .3, .- . I Gar t-uraxnwsv 39f thwe Year ; , 7 , . . , ' I '1, M; 7, II. 'I o t ' . . ' , 3 1 -f 3 ' I , . -- ' f3 , 4, A. ! . 'x VI , ' v ' I ' ' . - . ' . 1' A . . I . ' 3 . . CV .. J o A . . . I , - i r h a med 1251191ch1? m? it hie. Lam Vrc Par 1S 2; W in near in Can tegijit to: Jiajtithgii M uralls ; in New Ca 111 ml 0f the Vorld est Domestic Stm-y 05f 1976 est Faremgn gtmy 0f 1976 est Iews Phawgrapher of 1976 Gmmmmy 1N1?! gaz Mile 3 Begt VI agazme Feature Story y - .:. . L: - V x, HeavyweightCli'afnpion of the 4 Football Coach of the Year: National Golf Champion: ' 4 World : Q , Basketball Coach of the Year: Captain Davis Cup Team: First 3 Minyte Mile: 7!- :1 0-9 3 4,314.4 - xi 4-42 4 - 7-4123 - :If yiirz 7K6 ' N FZ ' ' Caught World's Record Fish: Manager World Champion Male Athlete of the Year: Yankees: Female Athlete of the Year: Captain U. S. Olympic Team: 4,, U u. RELIGION ' THEATRE Interdenominational Peace Award: ,Best Actress of 1956: Writer of Yeast Best Play: I Contributed Most to Spiritual ' Best Actor: Producer of the Year: Advancement of the World: X! , 49 , . x; .;' x. - .5 0w qrr K Armed Services Chaplain of 1976: X ::- , ' 5 7 f . X f ' r c k I -J' x: ':t$ Kr d -- W X f 6 '2 x' y i V Mii- .- , ,. g7 ch j ....2 :: , ' . a L L?! ' F EDUCATION President of Columbia University: Following retirement of President EisenhowerJ Voted School Principal of 1976: 'Established Five Billion Dollar Educational Fund: M L. 1 a l I 2; ' f w 1V3 . b, P s , o I 'WICV I '. 4f Named Americzfs Most Loved TCV TV: f! 721 5f RADIO 8: TV Best Actor: W ,. MMM UL A .. Mhest Announcer: Best Director: Best Writer: Radio Awards: BUSINESS President Bell Telephone: President AFL-CIO: Best Industrial Design of the Year: XW AL ,.L4Lwe.J? 3 ask. . , I Presid t a - nral Motors: Architect of the Year: 7 90M, UL moxgkwc, W 9' TJLPO ' : 7gb W437 WWW Ax; AMQMWM U 35x 64L; 1.0 MEDICINE o 197 No .1 Pr' e r Med'gsine' iEE-teSt Contribution to Research: ', :ng M m resident American Medical Assn.: Physician to President of U. S.: W Best Country Doctor of 1976: . f . a Z 1 ' ..' ,8me MV J w ; 6 74; Best Surgeon of 1976: 50'7g4-In, W' 43-43:. .4'1325, fgdKV . . f f , W 2 j l,.;z ,2, ' .. -r' . A L' 9 r? I . l: l.' I A : 3 I ' g! 'f' .- x ' CINEMA Motion Picture Oscar Awards Best Actor: Best Director: for 1976: $ fat?! , , L ,1 Best Supportmg Actor: Best Producer: g x' X, f ,x' x ,Z, 3,4,4. x6, X erf' X fuck . x109 b . Best Actress: Best Screen Writer: a . '7' I- u u 2i : I 4 A52. flu Best Supporting Actress: t. v I ,m. - we r .sz'nL-ng; . f 12 Best First Novel: Best Selling Novel: 0'5 5 Best Detective N ovel: . 2; n . 1' v5..ffi uv Kl W 3. i ,on xi a 4'1 u x . 5 5 m. 1 f X 5 ' 3 ' . - '3 ' f. 5 ,' I Rd, F45 . .1. xL twp. , . - VUX' ' A MYERS5 BOOKS Best Non-Fiction: Best Short Story of 1976: ' 1976 Bollingen Poetry Award: Won 1976 N obel 5 54 W35 iz for 5 Literature: $1Lfipdb ' . MW P U B L I C A T I O N l3 h - -e - .0 W: t--..-.-.J'- V. ... .. - .- f e o r.--. vu- 4. --.. -. f -;..a -- , .WV . ' u. I ' -p We-VVrWOVW-V-' . H . -- .- . I . -..'. a ' - ' s An Event Equaling the Discovery of America -- and Youire Invited to Come Along! - .v . . 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