Harvard Boys High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1974 volume:

ff' I I 2 A 5 AIU.- via,--,j5, 11,15 .gs - ' -,fx , 473lE1l,l,lS , 1 y, 4 l T RANC E W 'W , '2 at I '- '1l,.', C 19 4 Review Harvard St. George School Chicago, Illinois The Yearbook Staff Editor-in-Chief Cynthia Kanner Copy Editors jack Brown, Darlene Gogins, Glenn Iwahashi Lay-out Editors Claude Lerner, Dorothy Stadtfeld, Susan Walsh, Judy Wood Photographer David Crosson Business Managers Donald johnson, Susan Walsh . 2 3 ia U 31 3 Y Mrs. Tyskling f L I . K, This year is Mrs. Martin Tyskling's fortieth year with the school - forty years of striving for an even better learning environment. It all began in 1933 when she came to the old St. George School as a teacher, filled with idealism. She disliked the rigidity of the schools of that time, the forcing of students into predetermined slots and desired a more humane institution encouraging individualism. Be- coming director in 1934, Mrs. Tyskling now worked to implement her ideals into the school. The passing years presented many problems - contagions, war, prejudice, and lack of funds but Mrs. Tyskling weathered them all and retained her idealism. She now looks forward to the realization of her hopes for a new building with adequate recreation facilities before her retirement. This would indeed be a fitting conclusion of her long career with Harvard St. George. H I A W A w 1 1 1 A 4 1 4 w 1 1 4 i 1 1 .ov-fQ ?F ,NK W. L. Volchenboum Mr. Volchenboum is this year's new upper school principal and Latin f Greek teacher. However, he is not new to Harvard St. George. He has supplied the histori- cal comment, When I was here, boys wore ties and jackets, girls wore dresses and suits. This is in refer- ence to the period of 1964-'65 when he taught Latin at Harvard. During this time he was also working on his M.A. at Loyola University, majoring in philosophy and the classics. Mr. Volchenboum left Harvard the following year to teach at the University of Iowa and the University of Minnesota. In 1970, on a special program, he completed course work toward his Ph. D. at the University of Minnesota. Prom 1970 to 1973, Mr. Volchenboum taught Latin, Greek, and English at Marist High School with school administration work at Loyola. Born and raised in Chicago, Mr. Volchenboum is in- terested in classical music, antiques, cane and rush seat weaving, and in reading Ancient Greek. swim' W' 1 X, ll' I!! 2 3 I V . l 1 y J I Mrs. llen0 U Mrs. Allen, veteran of the old St. George School, is not only lower school principal, but also guidance supervisor this year. She has been with Harvard St. George since the 1962 merger of the two schools. Mrs. Allen has received her Bachelor of Education degree and her Master's degree in guidance and counseling at Chicago State University. She has also taken ad- ministration courses at the Uni- versity of Chicago. Mrs. Allen's spare time is spent sewing, reading, and gardening. Her daughter Lisa Harvard as did her sons, Shawn. X- film Board of Directors rr I-J'm Ae Front row: W. L. Volchenboum, Mrs. Judith Allen, Mrs. Dorothy Gleaves, Mrs. Martin Tyskling, Mrs. Marva Bromm fP,F.A. R ' ' ' epresentativej, Mr. Ruben Feinberg, Chairman 3 Back row: Dr. George Klein, Dr. Otto Keller, Mr. Steven Ast fPublic Relationsj Mr Adolfus Rivers, Mr. Richard Ward, Mr. Winston Kenne Caldwell fFund Raising Chairmanj. dy, Mr. Richard Walsh, Mr. Keith 2 ww f x ,,,,Q.M 4- vf ,mx 'Q Elm Q J X .Ev :,..- f I f f 3 , an in ' T559 1, is 3 L if 'YY 6 Mr. Burns, Historyg Miss Tadevic, History and Prenchg Mr. Keener, English. fRightj Miss Zamora, Librarian. Miss Carr, Math and Scienceg Mr. Stonich, Science. Mr. Czyz and Miss Begole, Physical Education Mrs. Smith, seventh gradeg Mrs. Ast, eighth grade-5 Miss Mandelson, eighth grade. Miss Coburn, Musicg Miss Malone, Spanishg Mrs. Leafgren, English. My Mrs. Boland, sixth gradeg Mrs. Pasek, fourth gradeg Mrs. Czyz, fifth grade. first grade 3 Mrs. Nayer, second gradeg Mrs. Selander third grade. --n.zm,vwmwmw,,,. .fa , ff:, ffvQx4.r4wsmmfm,nwW fe:- Mrs . Vaughan, M fleftj Mrs. Arnold, Kindergarteng fbelowj Mrs. Hall and Miss Herman, Learn- ing Disabilities . O K fleftj Mrs. Linnea Laskey, Educational Secretaryg fabovej Mrs. Bums, Financial Sec retary. Kitchen-Maintenance Staff Mr. Levi Jenkins Mr. Martin Tyskling Carolyn Clinton and Mattie Miller. W 44 I at The Yearbook Staff Left to Right: Glenn Iwahashi, David Crosson, Donald johnson, Dorothy Stadtfeld, Cynthia Kanner, judy Wood, Claude Lerner, jack Brown, Susan Walsh. Not pictured: Darlene Gogins .. qkyy Qbpy, I When you are old and gray and full of sleep, And nodding by the fire, take down this book, And slowly read, and dream of the soft look Your eyes had once, and of their shadows deep. W. B. Yeats xii E. Us Plz' ii gil r QE... Q Ki gh kv' T Y. x A -4 I af? .... K. E 5 R 2.5 1 A 1 5 'vb ',, N W, A X S 1 0 43 6. l fl I asv' 'CY ' 2 Semors . , m i . , , . la - 1, , x -V, ' L2 5- 5 2 ' 'rf i ' . -PM ' ,v ,, 1. 5 ,. .vt ,f .41 :ii , , , , .5 , 1 , ' ' .,, b ' ' 1 '? .' , ... ,. Sha f . 1 , 4 932. , flu! v My x 1 ff--., F X , .ml -13 ' .P 44 LQ may . n xr I mfg' ' ff gg A A . iw, 5: my .fA, A 17 The time is now for my self-enforced social advance- ment. And with me, so shall humankind advance. Thus it is not within the bounds of reason to assume that much further contact with those with whom Ihave shared the past four years will be had. If disbanding was in my power, I would issue absolute denial. Yet in the microcosmic Earth lies much that must and shall be uncovered to provoke all Man's childhood's end. And in tandem science and humanity shall override the realm of unwrought things. I must be a part of that conquest - Planet III is not alone. ack . Brown David Crosson Remember when we were part of that precious few, Everything it seems was so pure and true, I guess we were just too young to understand The unsightly scars of death and war And wrongs of man Curtis Mayfield yle Fowler To Whoever You Are: We live in a time where the fate of our Spaceship Earth hangs in question. The very immediacy of this pre- dicament so desperately requires us to consider and change our materialistic tendencies. If we can reveal our differ- ences and share them, we can probably work together, but if we allow any barrier between us, well . . . to quote jimi H. y If I don't see you no more on this world I'll meet you up on the next one and don't be late P.S. Let us meet and deeply conve rse 'cause we 've got a world to save! Darlene Gogins Trifle Against the day of sorrow Lay by some trifling thing A smile, a kiss, a flower For sweet remembering Mean, Clean Darlene, National Achievement Scholar, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Society of Outstanding American High School Students, writer for Indegndent Bulletin, modeling, Calumet junior Honor Society, good friends, cheerleader, student exchange club, writing, Youth for Mankind, World Conference, Reggie, Chris and the late Gregory B. , Agatha Christie, All you need is Christ on your side. Z Then when the day is darkest Without one rift of blue Take -out your little trifle And dream your dream anew. :xiii Glenn T. Iwahashi gentleness with a quick smile, D.S. . . . purely scien- tific, D. C. . . . you grin a lot, j.B. . . . eyes of logic D.j. . . . wildest man ingym, C. L. . . . don't shed your bark,C. K. . . .sardonic laugh, D. G. . . . from bits of logic, emotion, mystery, and beauty Ican create a picture of you, S. W. . . . never finishes his laugh, P. M. . . . chess, K.j. . . . Chumanfu, K. F. . . . dismembered inbrain, j.W. . . . blades, R.W. . . . terrible jokes, 1.1. Bausch 8. Lomb Honorary Science Award . . . SF . . . State Scholar . . . Strategy 8. Tactics . . . Merit Pro- gram Commended Student . . . H. G. Wells . . . science award2,3 . . . K.M .... math award 1,3 . . . Ibo . . ,historyaward2, 3 . . . ur! . . . Latin award 1, 3 . . . wine candy . . . Valedictorian . . . THE END unity, direction, purpose, feeling, politics, law, busi- ness, today, alone, music, eveready, eating, family, semi, communication, open road, mongoose, muskrat love, championship, possibilities of impossibilities is possible, everybody isastar, reach out, changes, Dr. I. , Sminutes, turkey, Alcheapo, Youth 84Gove rnment, MayorDaley's Program, Student Representative, Civic Disarmament, going up North, Summer of '73 . Remember the children, for it is they who tell what the future brings . . . Thank You Donald K. johnson T' -ug..-S' ww, vu 't pei 'v . ,p ,K-f Q Ag, E. fn X 1, I , mfg EW W f 'A uw film 11. :si wg, 5 2 iffwseff er f Keith jones Music is the spice of1ifegbasketba112, 4, chessg team manager3gWe're an American Band, Then he waited, marshalling his thoughts, brooding over his still un- tested powers. eanne ulien i Lifeg And Everything That Comes With It Travelin' high .... In the Friendly Sky .... Wish I could be there, Think I'll try In all due timeg To graduate to that world, I must make it in mine Here it isg It's right within my grasp, It's .... It's far away, SUSPe1'1ded in counter-space Captivated by it's eternal boundaries The People are there toog , But alas They are the same For behold, it is my futile name!! Cynthia Kanner National Honor Society .. . Outstanding Ame rican Scholar 3, 4 . . . Samuel Feinberg ScholarshipAward 3 . .. . Moon- light Sonata . . . HistoryAward 1, 2, 3, . . . It's Worth Knowing . . . About Us 4 . . . English Award 1, 2 . . . Katherine Mansfield . . . French Award 1, 2, . . . Cinna- mon . . . Math Award 1, 2, . . . Swimming . . . Buffy . . . ScienceAward 1, 2, . . . Schnitzel . . . Tutor 1, 2, 3, 4, . . . Yearbook Editor . . . Valedictorian . . . Mindy and Cynthy . . . mam, Claude Lerner Cloud . . . basketball 2, 3, 4 ,. . . M.I,P. 2 . . . Society of Outstanding American High School Students 3, 4 . . . junior class vice-president . . . Best personality 4 . . . Mo-Mo Cycle . . . King of the Hacks . . . get the ride Peter Mitchum basketball 4 . . . baseball 3, 4 . . . baseball M.V. P. 3 . . . Red . . . Moose . . . Wolfcall . . . junior class presi- dent . . . Vida Blue . . . Artist Extraordinaire . . . T'he Baddest Dude That Ever Walked The Earth . . . Durth . . . Tobb 28 wi IV rw- mf' - 'ef' Dorothy Stadrfeld I EXPECT TO PASS THROUGH THIS WORLD ONCE . ANY GOOD THING THAT I CAN DO OR ANY KINDESS I CAN SHOW TO ANY FELLOW HUMAN BEING LET ME DO IT NOW. LET ME NOT DEPER NOR NEGLECT IT, PORI SHALL NOT PASS THIS WAY AGAIN. Stephen Greelet cheerleading 2, 3 . . . Baby Talk . . . I don't have to. . . . Dory-doo . . . The most versatile voice of the 20th century . . . Doreta . . . a loverly carefree personality . . . One of the sweetest persons Iknow fof course I don't know many peoplej . . . mushroom ears, stubby no nails, big mouth . . . weird fits of laughter . . . What's wrong? . . . voted girl you'dlike to be stuckin a Walden cabin with . . . Wow! . . . Goodbye alter Richard Walsh Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Wally . . . surrounded by birds Zed B. Blades get on these rides Saturday Nights alright for Fighting . . . Tolerance is the oil that eases the friction of life Susan L. Walsh E1 Angela Sue Madame of Many Moods Thinke r, Lover, Dancer X Writer, Painful, joyful Your's: Suki. . . Who Me? Blush? . . . Dr. Soo Z. Woo . . . Don- ald, beautiful people. The Hrbeks . . . Andrea - 3 a. rn. and root beer . . . j'etudie . . . Miracles never cease . . . Sweet Sue . . . Your're a genie in disguise , Non- driving ticket colletor . . . I ALWAYS THOUGHT THE FIRST HELLO WAS HARD- EST TILL I TRIED TO SAY MY LAST GOODBYE. A. S. mmwwmwffawf-f . - ff -Lff Nfuiu .,,. , --fm,m,,,i,1f, f, .. lg -Q fi, ,F ,F 122 if E . j'etudie . . . birds . . . I.E.W. Gudy Even Woodj . . . Yearbook Layout Manager . . . I don't eeeeven wanna hearit . . . Oh got J . . . Shut him up . . . Student Council Representative . . . acrobatics, tap, ballet and modern jazz . . . Eeeeeeeh . . . The Max . . . Beautiful pearl white smile . . . Chink eyes . . . Tutor . . . out- standing personality fWell, everyone is entitled to their own opinion - smiley! Rememberwhen you gain success through the year's don't forget the ones who lent out a helping hand. And to those small important people below, stretch out yourhandwitha smile to help them obtain their valued place in the world. J. W. ud Wood .,-f, inf ,- f, -N, it 'z ' A All seniors and selected juniors were 3lVOlVGd in a special program this year at the Educational Facilities Center, located at 223 North Michigan Avenue. On Mondays and Tuesdays we attended all - day sessions at E.P.C., partici- pating in various activities. With our instructors, Ellen Sotol- off and Irene Katz, we went on many field trips and later returned to E ,F.C for activities related to that trip. This enriching educational experience is a worthy addition to the educational program at Harvard St. George. J. 3 lf ,Q 5 Educational Facilities Center , 4 5 5 eff Sunnah: Imwzei 33 5, an I ' K ggdklff L Upper School SS eg 5 ,J , ty' l MM HW g 5 2 uniors Left to right: julie Rosen, Ramsey Lewis, William Dixon, john Elliot, April Montgomery. Standing: Barbara Abrams, Edward Washak, Beth Walsh, Kevin Warmack, Darrick Griffin, Kevin Quinn, Paula McKinney, Robin jones. F S 1 wV'X'3E iv' , 3 X 3 f W'?r.,x 'ff-Even Sophomores V V,,.. .,,, WWE, lv. Q. Left to right: Richard Noty, Timothy Hudson, Michael Griffin, 'Heidi Sheridan, Beverly Ferguson, Kathy Walsh, Leslie Littles, Adrianne Harris, Linwood Wallace, Peter Lerner, Lydia Harper, Lee Lynd. Freshmen standing: Jacqueline Dixon, joseph Taylor, Alfred Thomp- son, Ellen Walsh, Phillip Dennis, William Brovxme, Charles Guice, Bradley Vance, Paul Sheridan, Laura Dilworth, Kathleen Sea - brooks, Mary Kircher. Seated: Valerie Cadenhead, George Lancaster, Suzanne Frahm, Peter Keller, james Gleaves, Renee Harris. iw Eighth fade Standing: Mr. Billups, Miss Mendelson, Gabriella Hayes, Debra Boone, Stephanie White Melanie Blocker, Ronald Williams, Carl McKenzie, Dwayne Page, j.B. Martin. Seated: Sharon Brovxm, Anthony Williams, Angela West, Francesca Segal, Alvin Lee. Eighth fade 'x 'H U U18 Standing: Peter Prahm, Mark Summers, David Moore, Charles McKenzie, Richard Ward, David Powell, Brian Posey, Verlane Cadenhead, Pamela Holt, Kathleen Coleman, Candida Miranda, Mrs. Ast, Pamela Hester, Risper Nyong'o. Seated: Herbert Carter, Kevin Holland, Deborah Abrams, jean Sauma, Adline Sosa, Martha Mattson. V N J I Grp if I New-W' 'QQLTQ J., W 1 Seventh fade Seated first row: Meredith Hixson, David Robinson, Lee Ann Morris, Iirnmie Lenton, Sumiko Gibson. Second Row: Brenda Sawyer, Timothy Perry, Vivian Kirk, Carolyn Gleaves. Standing: Andrea Watson, Dawn Mathews, Regina Armour, Leslie Taylor, Derrick Lavendar, Barbara Swain, Patricia Kelly, Cheryl Evans, Edwidg Raoul, Marijo Burns, Mrs. Smith, john Hill, Benson Yachnin, james Richardson, G joseph Maurey, Sarah Prahm. I 9 x R iii . .-aw 'W' 'kia- 155.12 151.3 5. x vii ' ae a am 1 wigmiifiiiif A Mi ' . 7?vi:1lf1 7 -- V as X my 0, 3 ., . E , A5312 hi All mx, . - yi, IB v - ' M new-116: x f'.:'i2f4::f, J' . 1, ' I aw :us .V - -, . N-.V A 4 4 1 4 h if S V i. -K R Ah , .::,,:..,l 5 -- ' YK NMS! Lower School Sixth fade First row: Andrew Segal, Diana Moragne, Rachel Dilworth, Renee Hester, Angelle Smith, Mrs. Boland, Tracey Norris, Ronald Schriever, Mark Martin, Lori Caldwell. Second row: Carmen Triche, Pamela Ward, Michelle Montgomery, julie Burns, Sarah Walsh, Albert Ross, Robert Lancaster, Craig Marchbanks. Nix Back row: Ninaj Raoul, Dawn Lewis, Kevin Will- iams, Mrs. Czyz, Eric Brown, Todd Schweich, Rick Bien-Aime, Gregory Bild, Robert Kennedy. Y Middle row: Veronica Patton, Lisa Allen, john Leafgren, Eric Blocker, Prank Lett, William Hadley, Stephanie Cahn, Gabriella Frahrn. Front row: Steven Hopkins, Shawn Holland, Robert jackson. Fifth fade - .l W .w Fourth fade First row: Hannah Walsh, Karan Brown, Inga Watson Christal West, Lisa BoNey, David johnson, Howard Walker, Abra Walsh, Karen Coleman, Kwame Raoul Second row: Howard Morris, Rolanda Burris, Philip Bomer, Richard Powell, Nathaniel Whitmal, john Searles. ' '- s1e an M4149 4 I 5 W 2 , V ,,,h, , ,, ,,., E ' First Grade X, Left to Righffs-me mfnammq, i ' :wie Sim-w, war-ap.-. sua-awqulgp Chris Davis, Camille Williams, Kimberly Kowalski, jennifer Mutunhu, Walter Prazie r, Roland Burris, Lara Szent-Gyorgyi, Cathryn Stanek, Paul johnson, Tracey Starks. mWm um- fa 4,-,i-1-1-I In I . W1 W , HY nmarw mmm Kindergarten 5 E 2 5 - M. M A .A:v.125 Back row: Roger Comer, Curtis Baines, Robert White, Mrs. Arnold, Christopher Rone, Mark Leafgren, 1 Eric Butler P 1B ' ' ' , au urns, Anthony Burns, Kathalyn Bromm. Middle row: Christma Koelb, Ruth Williams, Neera Bhatia. 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WVU: -, lyry 5 ,3y55,t:W,, +. ,N if 56 2 Athletics Varsity 1-r: Keith jones, Kevin Warmack, William Dixon, Donald johnson, Peter Mitchum, David Crosson Richard Walsh, Claude Lerner, Edward Washak, Coach Richard Czyz, Absent: Ranisey Lewis. arsity and Frosh - Soph Frosh. -Soph. , Back 1-r: - joseph Taylor, Timothy Hud- ' ' son, Richard Noty, john john: 'Q' son, Alfred Thompson, Peter Lemer, Coach Richard Czyz. Front 1-r: Bradley Vance, f Courtney Washak, William Browne. n V,-..4 Back 1-r: Alvin Lee, Charles McKenzie, Coach Stonich, Richard Ward, Carl McKenzie. Front 1-r: John Walsh, Kevin Holland, Mark Summers, Peter Frahm. ' 0 Seventh and Elghth fades Back 1-r: Herbert Carter, Eric Aubert, Ronald Williams, Coach Stonich, Brian Posey. Front 1-r: Mark France Leslie Taylor, LB. Martin, David Robinson, Derrick Lavendar. m 0'm1-Q.. Girls' Basketball Team - 1-r: Miss Begole, coach, Kathy Walsh, Jacqueline Dixon, April Montgomery, Willie Mae Cole Beth Walsh, Heidi Lerner, julie Rosen, Heidi Sheridan, Ellen Walsh. irls' Basketball Team Seventh and Eighth rade Cheerleaders Seventh and Eighth Grade Cheerleaders, 1-r: Pamela Holt, Verlaine Turner, Candida Miranda, Melaine Blocker, Leslie Taylor, Stephanie White, absent: Edwidge Raoul, Pamela Hester. 3 rw, . J Baseball - 1974 E if 5542 Front row l-r: Laura Dilworth, Heidi Lerner, Michael Dixon, Linwood Wallace, Darrick Griffen, Claude Lerner, Edward Washak. Back row l-r: Coach Nichlos, Alfred Thompson, john Elliott, joseph Taylor, William Dixon, Peter Mitchum, Kenneth Patnett, jack Brown, Lee Lynd, Michael Griffen, David Crosson fmanagerj, Coach Richard Czyz. Not pictured Beth Walsh. Beth Walsh, a junior, and Heidi Lerner and Laura Dilworth, both freshmen, are in a great brew of con- troversy this year.' The reason for all the fuss ? They have joined the high school baseball team, which the Independent School League has considered off limits for girls until now. Beth, Heidi, and Laura, however, are determined to stay on the team. The Board of Directors and most of the team support them. A special meeting has been scheduled by the Independent School League to decide the matter. r - RX Left: l-r, Laura Dilworth, Beth Walsh, Heidi Lerner. raduation - 1973 The graduating class of 1973: l-r back row: Derrence Barry, Elizabeth Noty, Richard Holland, Yvonne Hartig, Edward Dimock, David Eskoz, james Ryan, Patrick Elliottg front row: Ella Garr, William Myers, Reno Lovison, Melinda Kanner, Peter Ishibashi, Donald Rivers, john Schnebly, Alexander Smith. Not pictured, jo Ann Owens. Left: Melinda Kanner, valedictorian. Above: Mr. Ruben Feinberg, Chairman of the Board of Directors, greeting the audience. Left: Mrs. Tyskling addresses the graduating class. -in-.1-...,....., Top: Mellow notes float from the chorus. Above: The Benediction is delivered by Reverend john Ferguson. Left: Dr. Mary Nelson of the Christian Action Ministry Academy offers words of encouragement to the graduates. 76 1 Henrietta McMillan Dr. Henrietta McMillan, a member of the Harvard St. George Board of Directors since 1962, died on November 6, 1973. Born in Herodsbury, Kentucky, she soon moved to Indianapolis and attended public schools there. Graduating from Butler University with honors, she later attended Radcliffe College where she received a Masters Degree in English. In 192 she was awarded her doctorate in English and English Literature from the University of Chicago. In addition to having been a Board member and chairman of the Board of Director's educa- tional committee, she has also been the chairman of the English Department at the Louisville Municipal College, Atlanta University, and the Chicago Teachers College. A valuable aid i.n curriculum problems and consultant over the years, the scholarship in her name, being considered by the Board of Directors, is indeed a fitting memorial. ' The Yearbook Staff thanks the Parent-Faculty Association Lisa Allen The Book Nook Breslauer's Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brown The Card Nook Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carr Compliments to Miss Kanner From a Friend Cornell Florist Diamond Market Mrs. Leonard Hilary Dr. William T. Hiura john's Men's Wear David L. johnson Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. johnson for their generous financial support GOLDEN CLUB james D. Crosson Mrs. Walt Frazier, jr. Herbert I. Lerner, M.D. and Family Maurey Mfg. Corp. Mrs. Zolla j. Williams SILVER CLUB Robert and Arvilla Brown PROFESSIONAL CLUB joan M. Elliott Grace and julian B. Kanner Mr. and Mrs. john R. Summers W. L. Volchenboum SPONSORS Kamehachi of Tokyo Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Kelly Koga Gift Shop Kyo Gallery Mr. and Mrs. Rama Lahori Rev. james W. Mack Harold Ovenu, M. D. Robert D. 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