Hector High School - Hectorian Yearbook (Hector, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1958 volume:

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I MQEMORIAM of Galen Current, our friend and classmate who was born August 2.4, 1940, and was killed in a tractor accident on June 29, 1955. -..fY,.,.-.- v W- -. .. ..,,...,,..4,,.,.,...Y,,,,,., DEDICATIO The Senior Class of 1958 respectfully dedicates the Hectorian to Mr. Donald Estenson, our teacher in grades seven through eleven, and adviser in the eighth, tenth, and eleventh grades. During Mr. Estenson's years in Hector, he made an indelible impression as a teacher and coach upon all of hi students and players. His efforts as our adviser, especially in the Junior year, helped to make our class trip a success. His crit- ical attitude and determination toward ac- complishment has helped sharpen our outlook on life. We hope this small momento will convey our sincere appreciation to you, Mr. Est- enson. We wish you every success in your new position. A Y ur Ah:-an ' anna- '--'pf il ADMINISTRATIO H. A. SCHMIDT, SUPERINTENDENT You have approached your first bridge this year. It has taken twelve years to arrive at that bridge. Across, on the other side, lies your future. The road has led in one direction up to this point. Across the bridge there are many different roads to take and each has many detours. There is another difference on the other side of the bridge. You have traveled together as a group so far. On the other side each of you must travel alone. Some of your paths will be in the same general direction as others of your class, but as the journey lengthens you will discover that the road you travel is yours along into the future. It is my sincere wish that each of you has the perseverance, steadiness, and a faith in your God that will enable you to reach your journey's end with a deep sense of accomplish- ment and contentment. School Board To the graduating class of 1958, congratulations and best wishes for much success in the future. I hope that you have gotten more out of your twelve years in school than a mere accumulation of facts. It is of vital concern to you that you have learned the importance of fair play and that you have learned to defend and live by the principles that you know are right. It is important that you have learned to be hon- est with your fellow citizens but, most of all, that you be honest with yourself. If you have learned these things, then much success will be yours. Qfffmg H. L. SONSTENG, PRINCIPAL STANDING: Left to Right: Dr. C. A. Anderson, Loren VanderVoort, Roger Swanson. 3 SEATED: Left to Right: Supt. H. A. Schmidt, Reinhold Foesch, Edward L. Johnson, George Schmidt. MR. C. DOTSETH Gustavus Adolphus B.S., Math 9-12 MR. D. FROILAND Augsburg College B.A., Social Science MR. D. HOSECK S. D. State College B.S., Vocational Ag. HIGH SCHOOL MR. H. DUTT S. D. State College B.S., Jr. High Science MR. E. GRIMM Mankato State Col- lege, B.S., Industrial Arts MR. D. JONES Upper Iowa U., B.A., Oregon Bible College, B.Th., English, Social fn. 1- i 4 MRS. M. EVENSON State Teachers Col- lege, Valley City. N.D., B.S., Jr. High English MR. R. HAGE Augsburg College, B.A., Phy Ed.. Driver's Ed. MRS . A . JONASON Gustavus Adolphus B .A ., Librarian, English MR. D. MEANS Mankato State College B.S., Social Studies MISS M. SKALBECK St. Cloud State Col- lege, B.S., Physical Education MRS. J. SMITH St. Cloud State Col- lete, B.S., Business Education PER ONNEL Mrs. Barbara Dotseth, Superintendent's Sec- Miss Helen Osman, Principal's Secretary. retary. COOKS-Left to Right: Mrs. Bertha Spaudie, Mrs. Delores Macik, Mrs. Eva Torbenson, Mrs. Esther Schafer, Mrs. Bernice Halverson. BUS DRIVERS-Left to Right: Joe Green, CUSTODIANS: Lew Malquist, Lloyd Hal- Herb Kalberg, Wes Kirgiss, Art Buehler, vorson, Art Buehler, Wes Kirgiss, Russell George Pierce, Russell Grirnrn, Otto Hage- Grimm. meister, Eb Hurtig, Lew Malquist, Harold Schiebel, Lyle Smith. 6 eniom ORS ., , ,. as v.,.., - -- '- - u ,,5-,.,g:...: .:,,,- , ' A-WM'-,N . - ,, . ,..--aa.14axwa::12h-X..r M Mtw fevwfgmurf, K ' it me : V-WSW :ff -- P - ,. f - CLASS HISTORY Looking back on our high school years, we, the class of '58 realize what fond memories we have, memories which shall never be forgotten. On August 28, 1954, 56 eager students entered high school as freshmen. After being assigned to our homeroom, we met our class advisors, Miss Jorgenson and Mr. Swanson. Our elected class officers were: George Beske, Karen Johnson, Marlys Janke, and Dennis Eckerman. One of the events we will remember was the winning of first prize in the Homecoming Parade on our float built around the theme, Sink the Vikings. Another outstanding event was our BasketSocia1 class party. On August 31, 1955, as the students of the class of 54 gathered for school, the loss of one of our classmates, Galen Current, was felt by all. Class elections were held with Helen Zweig, Lyla Grams, Cynthia Johnson, and Bruce Reuber elected. Again our Homecoming float with the slogan, Dun1p the Gophers won first prize. Later in the fall we sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Day Dance for the entire high school. Advising throughout the year were Mrs. Jonason and Mr. Estenson. There were 51 in our Junior class, and during the year Ray Grundeman, Susie Clark, Karen Johnson, and Bruce Reuber were elected class officers. The first event of the year was Home- coming. Our float won first prize for the fourth consecutive year. The theme was, You Are There--Renville's Last Stand. On November ninth and tenth, we presented our class play Come Out of the Closet under the direction of Mrs. Evenson. On May 4, 1957, the Junior Class sponsored the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The theme of the prom was, Dream Along With US. It was carried out by decorating the gym in blue and silver. Music was provided by the Star Dusters. To earn money for our eastern trip, we had a beef dinner, candy sales, and dances. Mrs. Nygaard and Mr. Estenson were our class advisors. Our final year began on August 26, 1957, we elected Ray Grundeman as president, Tom Hen- nessey, vice-president, Karen Johnson, secretaryg Bruce Rueber, treasurer. To help finance our trip to Washington, D.C. and New York City we served two public dinners, held several candy sales, sold Tek toothbrushes, and magazine subscriptions and sponsored after game dances. The culminating events of our years in school were baccalaureate, final examinations, and graduation. 8 RAYMOND GRUNDEMAN BB l,2,3,45 B l,2,3,45 Ftb 2.,3,45 Ch 2,3,45 SC l,3,45 Proj 3,45 CP 3,45 CO 3,45 MC 15 HCA 4. KAREN ANDERSON Transfer 35 HS 45 SS 45 F.H.A. 45 SC 45 Bd 45 Ch 45 G.A.A. 45 PC 45 SCC 4: D 4. ROSELYN ANDERSON F.H.A.1,Z:Bd1,2,35 Ch l,Z,3,45 CP 45 G.A.A. 1,25 CL 15 D 4. CLASS MOTTO If I cannot do great things, 1 can do small things in a great way CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose ABBREVIATION CODE Ftb Football Bd Band BB Basketball Ch Chorus B Baseball MC Men's Chorus Tr Track GC Glee Club HS Hectorian Staff Cp Class Play SS Scribe Staff HC A Homecoming Attendent FHA F.H.A. GAA G.A.A. FFA F.F.A. CO Class Officer Proj Projectionist CL Cheerleader SC Student Council E Ensemble D Declam Mg Madrigals LOIS ANDERSON HS 49 SS l,2,3,45 NORMAN F.H.A. 1,2,35 D 3,45 RONALDANDERSON ANDERSON Bd 1,2,3: Ch 2.3: GC Ftb 3,45 F.F.A. 15 Ftb 1,Z,3,45 BB 1,2 B l,2,3,45 Tr 3.4. KATHRYN BERRY HS 45 SS 1,Z,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,35 D 3,45 Bd 1,2,3v,45 Ch 2,35 GC 12 CP 3, 4iG.A.A. 2,35 PC 2,4. 9 li G.A.A. l,Z.3.4S PC 2,4 GEORGE BESKE Ftb 11213145 BB 1,Z, 3,43 B I,2,3,45 Tr 3,45 SC l,2,3,45 Bd 1,2,3,45 Ch 35 MC 15 CP 35 r Hc K 45 CO 15 E 1.2,3 BS 35 NHS 3,45 ScC 4. Proj. 3,45 SCC 4. JON BUTLER HS 3,45SS15SC 3,-1, D 31 Bd 2,3,4: Ch 1,2.35 MC 15 CP 3,45 SC.C 45 PC 25 Mg 2,3. NELLIE ANN CLARK HS 43 SS 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,35 D 3,45 Bd 1,2,35 CP 45 HC A 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 PC 2,45 CL 1,2,3,45 CO 3. LYLA GRAMS SS 3,45 Ch 1,2,3,45 GC 15 CP 35 GAA 1,23 CO 2. THOMAS HENNESSEY Ftb 2,3,45 FFA 15 CO 45 W 4. DENNIS ECKERMAN Ftb1,2,3,45 BB 1,25 Tr 25 FFA 1,2,35 Proj 15 Hc A 45 CO1. CURTIS HALVERSON Ftb 2,45 BB 1,2,3,45 Tr 3. AGNES H OMAN JUNE EHLERS FHA 1. JAYLENE HASPERT HS 3,45 SS 2,35 FHA 1,2,3,45 SC 15 Bd 1,2,35 Ch 1,2,3,45 GC 15 CP 3,45 Hc A 45 GAA 1,2,35 CL 1,2,3,45 PC 2,43 Mg 3. MARLYS JANKE HS 3,45 SS 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,35 D 45 Bd 1,2,3,49 Ch 2,35 GC 15 Hc A 45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 CO15 CL 1,3,45 PC 2.4. MICHAEL GINSBURG Ftb1,2,45 B15 BB 1 HS 45 Proj 15 D 15 Bd 1,2,35 Ch 15 MC 15 CP 3: PC 2. THEODORE HAUER Ftb 2,45 BB 1,2,3,45 B1,2,3,45 Tr 45 W 4. CYNTHIA JOHNSON HS 4: SS 2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Bd 1,2,3,45 Ch l,Z,3,4: GC 1: Hc A 45 GAA 1,25 CO 25 D 4: PC 4. DAVID JOHNSON Ftb1,2,3,49 BB 1,45 Tr 2,3,4, Ch 1,3,4p MC 1, CP 4. GREGORY KELTGEN BB 1,2, B 2: Ch 1,25 W 4. BRUCE LOFTNESS Ftb1,2,3,4g B 1,2g Tr 2,35 FFA 1,2,3g Proj 1, Ch 1,2,3,4g Mg 3. JEFFREY JOHNSON B 1,2,3,43 Ftb1,2, 3,45 BB 1,2,3,4g Hc A 43 SC 13 Ch 15 MC 1. JOSEPH KEMMERER Proj 3. Ch 1: CP 3. ROBERT MARQUARDT WITHDR EW JAN. 30 , 1958. KAREN JOHNSON HS 3,45 SS 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4g D 4, Bd 1,2,3,4, Ch 1,2, 3,4g GC 1, CP 3,49 HCQ 4, GAA 1,25 CO1,3,4, PC 2,4. GERALD LEFF BB 1,23 Tr 29 HS 4 Bd 1,2,3,4: Ch 2.5 D 4, NHS 3,4. FLORENCE MEYER HS 3,49 SS 3,43 FHA lg SC 3,45 Ch 2,3,4, GAA 1,2. VERN KARDELL BB 1, Ftb 2,3,4, W 4: CP 3. GERALDINE LEIMER FHA 1,2,4g Ch 1,2, 3,43 GC 1, PC Z,4. CARMEN NICOLOI FHA 4: Bd 1,2,3,4, Ch 3,45 CP 35 GAA 29 SC C 4. ROBERT NICOLAI Ftb 1,2,3,4g BB 2, B 2,49 w 43F.F.A.1,2. 3,49 Ch 3,43 Mg 4. LEE RAITZ Ftb 1,Z,3,4g Tr Z,3,4g BB 1,2,3,4g B 1,2, 3,45 SC 1,2,3,4g Ch 2,3,4g Bd 1,25 CP 3,43 D 4, HS 3.49 NHS 3,49 HCA 4 JUDITH SQUIBB SS 2.3.4:F.H.A.1.Z. 3,4g Ch 1,Z,3,4g GC 1: G.A.A. 1. ORLIN NILES B 1 . BRUCE REUBER Ftb Z,3,4g BB 1,2,3,4, SS 4g SC 25 CP 35 CO 2,3,4. PATRICIA STEFFER SS 3.4:F.H.A.1.Z.3: PC 2. DONALD PHENICIE Bd 1.2.3,4. STEVE ROBINSON F.F.A.1.2.3.4gSP1g Proj. 3,4. ROGER TAYLOR F.F.A. 1. KARL RAITZ B 1.Z:F.F.A.1.2,3. DARRIS SIFFERATH F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Proj 3,4g Ch 1,2. HELEN ZWIEG SS 4. F.H.A. 13 SC 35 Bd 1,Z,3g Ch 1,Z,3g GC 2: Cp 3: Co 3. +4-r ns- -sm Q4- 'Sxsfi 3 ii li ,- X K 53312, MH 51 x -' S-fl gi rg' ,. 1 rw- . 1, 1 -ffgiiq: f Y nw-fsfs 'X ' - 1: Ms 3-I 'I' Q we ,J-'XY H 1 W 1 A , ri, AAS. ' 5 5:15. Y 7 Q fmfm , Q gf. val' M ,rf f fig! JM, 4- W . SF :T Eg IN ,533 Q, S .P 5f Qg.s5llfW:isl ORS -1 . . -. - -.,. ., . :4- 1' .... 'I A A :' zi' :,. ' - ' :5'.. .: 'P ,. H C. Arndt A. Breitkreutz C. Buboltz F. Christopherson M. DeLong J. Ehlers P. Ehlers G. Fluck gb' ' - i I ' W' rr Q ' Y P .hh , y ' I '- H H S ::- if - ,. L --VI - :-- fig... .fzz . W. Foesch T. Fox F. Gieser D. Grams B. Hable D. Hable G. Hable D. Hackbarth , ,, '..' . :, , 1 ' C - 52:1 yn 1 .1 M . C LHDD .QV L A L. V. Hanson J. Hartung B. Herrmann S. Johnson Julius C. Jurisch V. Kardell W. Lamb K - qb J i :n' 2 T - - f- 11 ...,, :rr V ' ' B- I-1315011 L. Metag P. M R Novotny L. Olson N. Piehl C. Preckt J. Squibb NOT P1cTU1zD - -':..., :.. i ' . A. Peterson . . zrz l M. Hable -fr. b -Saw.. Vqgrifif . N , - -:-.- ,.. -..I-X f ..:2E2,. - -' zi. N Kesee - L. Grimm ., - . D. Suppes A- TOrb6rt N. Utgaard G. Waldner C. Wehking C. Wehking G. Weseloh Snaps from the Junior Class Dinner The officers elected by the Jr. Class were: Gary Waldner, president, Bea Herrmann, vice president, Nancy Piehl, secretary, and Diane Grams, treasurer. The first event of the year in which we par- ticipated was Homecoming. We were in charge of the parade. On November eighth and ninth our class presented the play You Can't Kiss Caroline. The Jr.-Sr. Prom, May tenth, was the final class event of the year. Throughout the year we sponsored dances, operated the canteen, and sold candy to raise money for our Sr. trip. K. 3 aff: SOPHOMORES W. Bakken J. Bargman G. Blad N. Broderius H. Carlson D. Degner J. Eckermani B. Edgar we ...g ... ng-. 1-f i B. Fos1andG. Godejahn A. Johnson J . Keltgen T. Nelson ' r B. Johnson D. Kieper P M 54 s 'N' A' x 5-fi . E. Nicolai x an QM .. . i 3... .. K. Heil E. Johnson H - M' sri: v-: 2 A Q M. Kramer R . Nicolai H. Schweiss S. Sjogren .9 D. Waloner N. Wittman L. Wehking NOT PICTURED: Mary Farley gig? 2-' y .Q 1 M. Heil J . Johnson G. Leff K. Novotny ks XX- M. Brown K. Evenson W. Hurtig -fi J . Johnson C . Lund R . Peterson J . Buerkle C. Ewer J. Homan P. Johnson C. Lund B. Precht 4 in A B. Carlson D. Carlson B. Fahlberg K. Feine M. Iseminger F. Janke C . Q iv 0 1, x M . w x xx ,. S S. Johnson D, Kam,-ath M. Marcille R. Robinson .4 'Y 3. sz. J. Metag G. Schiro P. Sladek P. Suppes V. Swanson M. Torbert D. VanderVoort The huge football at the Homecoming Dance Sixty sophomores started the '57-58 school year with Grant Leff, presidentg Judy Eckerman, vice-presidentg Barbara Johnson, secretaryg and Karen Heil, treasurer. Our class advisors were Mrs. Jonason and Mr. Peterson. The theme for our homecoming float was Ain't This Cagey? We decorated the exciting homecoming dance with red and white crepe paper. The novelty of the decorations was the small paper pennants attached to the crepe paper and the huge football stuffed with napkins hanging from the center of the gyrn. In the fall, we had a dance for our class party. We had candy sales as a start on ourmoney- making activities for our trip East. Sophomore Class Officers FRESHME 1J. Anderson M. Anderson G. Bakken D. Beske J. Blake Ahlbrecht D. Anderson G. Andersor .'Broderius G. Ehlers C. Bue rkle K. Butler M. Foesch J. Fox i .. . iw D. Carlson E. Christopherson M. J. Eckstein G. Ehlers A. Godejahn G. Grams D. Grengs P. Grimm G. Grimm fm J Grunderman R. Hackbarth J. Hagemeister C. Hagquist T. Haspert H. Hauer B. Hurtig K. Hurtig J. Johnson M.J. Julius J. Jurisch P. Jurisch S. Kamrath C. Kieper K. Kloernphen K. Koebnick 16 -1. 5 L. Koebnick J. Larson W . , -'l ff. D. Pederson S. Pederson S. Peterson G- Piehl J. Roebke W. ROebke K. Schiro J. SChi1'O : . .,. .e-'., .,.Q - 1' V M. Scott B. Squibb K- Swanson G. Varland EIGHTH R. Ahlbrecht D. Anderson E. Anderson B. Baker M. N. L. Larson N. Lidberg C. Loftness D. Macik C. Marquardt C. Melberg Pilgrim R. Schmid -.T . AQ' . 'H .5 : .5 .. . fungus D. Polesky B. Raitz .ga ' , 5 e1-' 0 R. Schmidt G. Scholla L. Robinson L. Scholla . Volkenan C. WashburnF. Wehking C. Wilkinson K. Blake D. Cunningham G. Dean R. Edwards L. Ehlers 17 E. suing We, the Freshmen, started the year un- der the leadership of: Janice Grunde- man, presidentg James Fox, vice- presidentg Joan Blake, secretaryg and Karen Butler, treasurer. Our class ad- visors were Mr. Dotseth and Mr. Dutt. We won first prize in the Homecoming parade with our float. The theme was Make 'Em Pan-there Way Horne. We also built the bonfire. Our fall class party was a dance. GRADE R. Brooks W. Folsom L. Carlson D. Fosland R . Carlson NOT PICTURED R. Carlson , L. Johnson L. Koebnick J- Kossack K if J up . .. ,w K 1 :.,,,,. iv .,. ,. ,mb D. Halverson S. Hauer SQ 'riff 1 'L .,,., J. Kramer C. Kulberg .I , F :A-53,3 1. if R. Lindekugel S. Marquardt B. Ness K. Ness FE? V. Peterson M. Phenicie D. Precht S. Precht 3f'fQ.'ff.. M uv! 'gr gg W 1 its gs.. ' is' .- ' - M 1 . ' E1, . S. Schmid G. Sheesley D. Sjogren D- Sj0gren me- G. Heller M. Heller D, J'aC0bS0n C. Lange K. Nicolai C . Radloff J . Squibb H. Swanson J. Vander Voort K. Washburn M. Swanson M- Walberg Under the supervision of Miss Keel and Mr. Hage, we started our eighth grade year. Our class officers were president, Eileen Kulbergg vice-president, David Sjogreng Sec- retary, Robert Carlsong and treasurerg Bar- bara Ness. Our float was Let's Bar-B-Q Bird Is1and with which we won second prize. We had two class parties, both after Christmas. On May 7, we took our class trip down to Fort Ridgely. J. Johnson E. Kulberg S. Kirtz 5. rid' 2... J. Lange M. Larson G. Leff in gt ml' , 'wi ,. M. Olinger A. Olson J. Pederson M wiv ' J M. Rgebkel... Samuelson A. Schafer Xfmv , , K. Steffer D. Swanson .. :B- H. Swanson M. Wiederhoft A. Wenz D. Wulkan 18 I . -5 V. S. 1- 4 A-P P. Anderson P. Blad W. Breitkreutz kgs . sz , S. Forsberg D. Fredell J. Godejahn N. Johnson 1- 'if' J! J.Kirtz D. Jones R. Julius 74' 'ii 01... 'U' . L. Laffen D. Larson J. Metag B. Miller V. ' iff-'bi .' T. Nelson J. Cady L. Hable rs .+- Xvi Q- 'se .Bb '- B. Jurisch 1' .. ,'9 ',, 4.5555 L. Larson N. Ness J. Cady R. F. Hubbard . uv R. Kamrath l ,- J. Lidbe rg - 1 1-kiwi LL J. Peterson i Q Ei -. E i -- , 1 1. 1 by I 1 . ' ' fe Cunningham J. Ehlers D. Farley J. Hurtig B. Johnson C. Johnson B. Kardell C. Kelthen A. Kemmerer A '30 f -ff .. D, Loftness I. Lucas R. Ll1Cht . . gi' in -. L. Radloff M. Robinson T. Schanil Q... , - 1. im. Not Pictured: J. Carlson S. Scott M. Steller R. Waldner S. Washechek F. Wehking R. Edgar SEVENTH GR DE The seventh grade elected as officers: Roger Kamrath, pre sidentg Tom Schanil, vice presidentg Rita Waldner. secretaryg and Linda Laffen, treasurer. Our advisors were Mr. Luknic and Mr. Means. We had a class party with dancing as the entertainment. During Homecoming the class entered a float entitled Mow 'Em Down. We also decorated the goal posts in red and white. The final activity of the year was our trip to Fort Ridgely. 19 i I Y k 0 .P wx Q, A3 3 -Qfifpflh, 'gig YQLEFNTY VAYY KICK Afkfeflcd, If QQQ9 . . fx I Norm Anderson Ron Anderson Tackle Center George Be ske I Fuuback Denni s Ecke rman End Hector has once again risen to the top of the football heap! The senior dominated squad went undefeated and brought home another 212 Con- ference Championship. The Bulldogs got off to a good start by downing Fairfax by a score of 20 to 7. The following week was actually the championship gameg Hector won over Stewart 13 to 6 and Sacred Heart was completely overcome by a score of 51 to 14. The Bulldogs blanked Bird Island 27 to O for a suc- cessful homecoming. Brownton was the next to fall to the invincible Bulldogs by a score of 41 to 13. Hector took the measure of their old rivals, Buffalo Lake, 41 to 0 and ended the season with a 40 to 0 rout of Danube. Mike Ginsburg Guard Ray Grundeman Curt Halverson Ted Hauer Halfback End Halfback Z2 Tom Hennessey Dave Johnson Guard Tackle Vern Kardell Jeff Johnson Guard Guard FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD HHS GAME OPP. Z0 Fairfax 7 13 Stewart 6 51 Sacred Heart 14 27 Bird Island O 41 Brownton 13 41 Buffalo Lake O 40 Danube 0 Bruce Loftne s s Tackle Robert Nicolai Lee Raitz Bruce Reuber Tackle Quarterback End Z3 l E FIRST ROW, Left to right: Steven Washachek, Student Manager: Ronnie Anderson, Mike Ginsburg, Ray Grundeman, Arden Torbert, Lee Raitz, George Beske, Morris Torbert, John Jurisch, Dave John son, Ted Hauer, Cliuck Keltgen, Student Manager. SECOND ROW: Wayne Foesch, Fred Janke, Rich- ard Nicolai, Roger Novotny, Jerry Schiro, Barry Fosland, Elton Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Lowell Grimm, Bruce Larson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Means, Asst. Coach, Lyle Olson, Norman Anderson, Bruce Reuber, Robert Nicolai, Curt Halverson, Bruce Fahlberg, Bruce Loftness, Dennis Eckerman Jeff Johnson, Darwin Carlson, Mr. Hage, Coach. 9 ALL CONFERENCE: Left to right: Bruce Reuber, Jeff Johnson, Dennis Eckerman, Lee Raitz, Ted Hauer. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM: First row: Left to right: Larry Schollas, William Roebke, Dennis Pederson, Steve Broderius, Torn Haspert, Mike Volkenant, Gary Leff, Curtis Schiebel, Second row: Coach Froi- land, Robert Carlson, James Kossack, Grant Piehl, Ken Nicolai, David Fosland, Robert Schmidt, Kenneth Blake. Sideline strategy by Coaches Means and Hage. Z4 fr ,V -v 'HR as 2 Q f A52 ig. S S gm Ji 5 Q 2675? X- S if -Env w X X in . K. pun 4, KK 5' iQ f if Qvi, , , ezSfqr5? :4,,, 2 - Q ' 4 4 l31f'fi2S ffi?1I! 1 As . J K fx Q I ,QQ K ' FQ s. Q20 3, p WF -,V . My V, M m?AA Q 'X' Q. h X Q . LMI? Jig: ,Q 5 , ,- E wg N img? fi? George Be ske Jeff Johnson Ray Grundeman U R Y Curt Halverson HHS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD OPP. 57 Fairfax 38 57 Brownton 67 46 Renville 48 54 Glencoe 49 68 Sacred Heart 45 60 Buffalo Lake 49 50 Bird Island 26 57 Danube 70 49 Stewart 47 48 Brownton 73 61 Renville 52 69 Sacred Heart 52 63 Buffalo Lake 51 75 Olivia 67 48 Bird Island 44 66 Cosmos Z1 47 Danube 45 58 Stewart 42 District Tournaments 74 Silver Lake 35 55 Central 48 55 Brownton 67 The Basketball Bulldogs lived up to pre-season expectations as they finished up the season with a very impressive record of 16 wins and 5 losses, which proved to be the best in the schoo1's history. Hector opened the season with a big victory over Fairfax but then fell to Brownton and Renville. After their second loss to Brownton, the Bulldogs went on to win 10 in a row. Hector started the District Tournament with an easy win over Silver Lake and then pulled an upset over Central. Hector then finished the season with a loss to Brownton which came only after a hard fought battle. 26 M E Lee Raitz Steve Sjogren Bru-ce Reuber Lowell Grimm Darwin Carlson l l Dave Johnson Bruce Fahlbe rg Duane Kamrath Z7 BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Left to rightg Darwin Carlson, Lowell Grimm, Lee Raitz, Jeff Johnson, George Beske SECOND ROW: Mike Dahlheim, Student Managerg Ray Grundeman, Steve Broderius, Ted Hauer, Ar mand Peterson, Jerry Hable, Coach Robert Hage. KNOT PICTURED: Bruce Reuberj. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April April May May May May May -26 Bird Island Buffalo Lake Stewart Sacred Heart Brownton Buffalo Lake Away Away Away Home Home Home District Tournaments V 1 TRAMURALS Go Ardie! The noon hour intramurals program once again played an important part in the student life at Hector High. During the school year, various ac- tivities were provided for high school students. These activities consisted of volleyball and bas- ketball, and were climaxed by a class tournament in basketball. The eighth grade took the Junior High title while the juniors were the Victors of Senior High. Z8 WRESTLING LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Breitkreutz, Mike Steffer, Arden Torbert, Don Suppes, Ted Hauer, Ronnie Anderson, Steve Robinson, Torn Hennessey, Mr. Means, Coachg Norm Anderson, Greg Keltgen, Fred Janke, Jerry Hable, Jim Keltgen, Melvin Heller, Terry Nelson. Wrestling entered the circle of high school athletics at Hector for the first time during the 1957-58 season. This sport' was under the directorship of Coach Dean Means. Although the season's record was not too bright, Hector did turn out some good wrestlers with Tom Hen- nessey and Norm Anderson taking second in the district tournament in the 165 pound and 175 pound classes respectively. Recognition should be given to the team and their coach for the fine job they did in their first year of competition. WRESTLING SCOREBOARD HHS OPP 10 Olivia 48 Z0 Olivia 32 10 Buffalo Lake 39 IO Fairfax 45 10 Buffalo Lake 44 10 Fairfax 43 TRACK Coach Means giving his senior wrestlers a FIRST ROW: Left to right, Ted Hauer, Word of advice. George Beske, Wayne Foesch, Arden Tor- bert. SECOND ROW: Lee Raitz, Wesley Lamb, Dave Johnson, Tom Hennessey, Norm Anderson, Coach Froiland. KNOT PICTURED: John Jurisch and Steve Robinsonl. Z9 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS I 2 ,- I E EEE E MARLYS JANKE JAYLENE HASPERT SUSIE CLARK JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS ADVISOR Maureen Dahlheim, Barbara Raitz, Karen Butler Miss M. Skalbeck WA' ff! ,QU ff 5 fff' 1'-AM 'T WX? f .bm H943 M- - - 41 :H x3Sfg31,23 ',f, f Q..- ..' hi f 1 , U, 1f ,Q-L,xN ,i:V, 51 ff . sis' ,,f'X Nl 'xnxx K, , if ,A. , ' X VN fy K kj Z5 KN.. 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'f a x BAND SECTIONS--Saxophones: Mary Lynn Larson, Eileen Kalberg, Maureen Dahlheim, Jon Butler, Karen Anderson, David Anderson, Clarinets: Judy Roepke, Karen Butler, Corrine Buboltz, Robert Nicolai, Karen Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Naomi Broderius, Carmen Nicolai, Dianne Cunningham, Carol Melbergg Cornets: George Beske, Mark Pilgrim, Carol Ewer, Donald Phenicie,.Vereen Peterson, Kathryn Berry, Jim Vander Voort, Evon Christopherson, Gail Grimm, Michael Roebke, David Loftnessg Trombones: Corrine Loftness, Gerald Leff, Judy Bargman, Barbara Raitz, Dwight Swanson, Roger Kamrath, Richard Nicolaig Baritones: Dar- lene Carlson, Marilyn Anderson, Rhoda Lindekugel, Eloise Anderson, Flutes: Janell Larson, Eunice Nicolaig French Horn: Gary Leffg Bassoon: Marcielle Malquist, Bass Horns: Arden Torbert, Grant Leff, Duane Kamrathg Percussion: Barbara Hable, Marlys Janke, Valerie Han son. Marlene Foesch, Majorette: Nadene Utgaardg Director: Mr. Smith. Under its new director, Mr. Arthur Smith, the band began the year by producing marching shows at football games. During the early winter, the band held its annual Christmas concert and also played at the bas- ketball games. In March, the brass section attended a clinic at Lester Prairie. In friendly competition with other bands in District 12, the band played Mountain Majesty by Paul Yoder, and received favorable criticism. In conjunction with the choir and other musical groups, the band gave a spring concert. The band closed the year by performing at commencement. Wi' 32 CHORUS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Corrine Buboltz, Valerie Hanson, Faye Christopherson, Karen Heil, Joyce Metag, Charlene Lund, Jaylene Haspert, Eunice Nicolai, Karen Butler, Cynthia Johnson, Karin Schroeder, Miss Sletten, Director. SECOND ROW: Alice Breitkreutz, Corrine Loftness, Janell Larson, Carmen Nicolai, Raymond Grundeman, Arden Torbert, Marilyn Ander- son, Gail Grimm, Roselyn Anderson, Diane Grams. THIRD ROW: Judy Roepke, Judy Eckerman, Karen Feine, Janet Squibb, Morris Torbert, Carol Ewer, Geraldine Leimer, Darlene Carlson, Barbara Raitz, Maureen Dahlheim. FOURTH ROW: Karen Johnson, Florence Meyer, Naomi Broderius, Nadene Utgaard, Lowell Grimm, Karen Anderson, Nancy Piehl, Barbara Hable, Judy Bargman, Lyla Grams. FIFTH ROW: Vivian Swanson, Marcielle Malquist. Darwin Carl- son, Wesley Lamb, Guste Blad, Bruce Fahlberg, Robert Nicolai, Sheryl Johnson, Lee Raitz, Ann Johnson. The high school vocal department this year consisted of three main groups: the chorus, the madrigals, and a trio. These groups and the band presented a Christmas concert on December 18. The chorus, madrigals, and trio participated in the spring music festivals on April ll and April 19. Three soloists, Diane Grams, Carol Ewer. and Morris Torbert, also entered the sma group music festival. The last event the 1957-1958 chorus sang in was the Baccalaureate service on May 18. TRIO: Corrine Loftness, Judy MADRIGALS: Janell Larson. Corrine Roepke, Janell Larson. Loftness, Judy Bargman, Arden Tor- bert, Robert Nicolai, Morris Torbert, Naomi Broderius, Carol Ewer, Diane 33 Grams. ll ANNUAL STAFF JWWJ gg, l FRONT ROW, Left To Right: Lee Raitz, Ray Grundeman, Karen Johnson, Jaylene Haspert, Karen Anderson, Mr. Dotseth, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dutt, Assistant Advisor, Gerald Leif, Mike Ginsburg, Lois Anderson, Florence Meyer, Marlys Janke, Jon Butler. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Johnson, Punky Hanson, Alice Breitkreutz, Joleen Hartung, Diane Grams, Bea Herr- mann, Corrine Buboltz. FOURTH ROW: Carole Jurisch, Barbara Hable, Susie Clark, Gary Waldner, Wesley Lamb, Nadene Utgaard, Kathryn Berry, Nancy Piehl. SENIORS ON HECTORIAN STAFF Editor .... Jaylene Haspert Sports Ed. . . Ray Grundeman Ad. Mgr. . . . . .Susie Clark Ass't Ed ..... Karen Johnson Activities Ed. .. Lois Anderson Ad. Mgr ..... . Kathy Berry Faculty Ed. ..... Lee Raitz Art Director . . Marlys Janke Cir. Mgr. . . . Mike Ginsburg Senior Ed. . . Florence Meyer Business Mgr. . . Gerald Leff Grade Ed. . . Karen Anderson Photographer .... Jon Butler - FIRST ROW, Left to Rightg Carole Jurisch, Karen Anderson, Alice Breitkreutz, Florence Meyer, Phyllis Meyer, Marlys Janke, Helen Zweig, Mrs. Smith, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Punky Hanson, Roselyn Anderson, Karen Feine, Lyla Grams, Barbara Julius, Lois Anderson, Cynthia Johnson, Corrine Buboltz. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Berry, Karen Johnson, Susie Clark, Nancy Piehl, Ann Johnson, Nadene Utgaard, Naomi B1-oderius, Barbara Hable, Judy Bargman. 34 ST DEN T COUNCIL lies tsl L....... FIRST ROW: Corrine Buboltz, Mr. Sonsteng, Advisor, Naomi Broderius, Jon Butler, Lee Raitz, George Beske, Florence Meyer, Karen Anderson, Judy Bargman. SECOND ROW: Roger Kamrath, Duane Kamrath, Grant Leff, Wesley Lamb, Darwin Carlson, John Jurisch, Steven Broderius, Natalie Johnson, James Kirtz. THIRD ROW: Eileen Kulberg, Doris Hackbarth, Ray Grundeman, Gary Waldner, Marlene Foesch, David Anderson, James Kos- sack, Jan Grundernan, Harlan Swanson, Arden Torbert. The officers of Student Council were Lee Raitz, president: George Beske, vice-president: Florence Meyer, secretary: Jon Butler, treasurer: Karen Anderson parliamentarian. We Supervised Homecoming activities, sponsored a March of Dirnes dance, and planned Student Government Day. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Carol Johnson, Judy Cady, Karen Novotny, Karin Schroeder, Lois Anderson, Cynthia Johnson, Corrine Buboltz, Susan Forsberg, Ann Kemmerer. SEC- OND ROW: Miss Skalbeck, Advisor, Valerie Hanson, Natalie Johnson, Eunice Nicolai, Joyce Metag, Karen Heil, Jaylene Haspert, Marilyn Anderson, Gail Grimm, Karen Butler. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Berry, Joleen Hartung, Paul Ehlers, Barbara Raitz, Diane Beske, Joan Blake, Maureen Dalheim, Arden Torbert, Charlene Lund, Diane Grams, Barbara Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Carol Lund, Judy Eckerrnan, Darlene Carlson, Patty Johnson, Judy Bargman, Gary Waldner, Geraldine Leimer, Karen Evenson, Jan Grundernan, La- Vonne Wehking, Patty Suppes, Diana Grengs. FIFTH ROW: Janet Squibb, Karen Feine, No- rene Wittman, Marlys Janke, Kathryn Kloempkin, Nancy Piehl, Naomi Broderius, Susie Clark, Karen Johnson, Donna Kieper, Carol Ewer, Mary Lee Brown. SIXTH ROW: Nadene Utgaard, Sharon Kamrath, Wayne Foesch, Ann Johnson, Carol Hagquist, Wesley Lamb, Jerry Johnson, Marcielle Malquist, Karen Anderson, Larry Metag, Barbara Carlson, Barbara Precht. 35 SENIOR F. H. A. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Weseloh, J. I-Iaspert, B. Johnson, C. Nicloai, A. Breitkreutz, C. Precht, K. Heil, B. Herrmann, V. Hanson, M. Kramer, C. Buboltz. SECOND ROW: C. John- son, J. Squibb, P. Johnson, J. Bargman, K. Johnson, N. Wittman, C. Ewer, G. Leimer, K. Feine, J. Eckerman, Miss Rietveld, Advisor, THIRD ROW: B. Julius, B. Hable, N. Piehl, M. DeLong, A. Johnson, K. Anderson, C. Wehking, N. Utgaard, N. Broderius, L. Wehking. The F.H.A. officers for 1957-58 were President, Karen Johnson: Vice President, Nancy Piehlg Secretary, Corrine Buboltzg and Treasurer, Karen Anderson. Our activities included a Hallo- ween dance, a Christmas supper, and our annual F.H.A.-F.F.A. Sweetheart Banquet. IU IOR 11. H. . FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Hauer, J. Cady, B. Raitz, J. Blake, D. Cunningham, M. Dahlheirn C. Johnson, A. Kemmer, SECOND ROW: J. Lidberg, C. Wilkinson, B. Squibb, N. Johnson, M. Robinson, J. Kramer, J. Peterson, F. Wehking, S. Forsberg, Miss Rietvelt, Advisor. THIRD ROW: K. Swanson, M. Larson, K. Schiro, J. Roepke, R. Lindekugel, P. Anderson 36 FUTURE FARMERS OE A ERICA I ROW lg Left to Right: Curtis Buerkle, Jerry Hable, Sheryle Johnson, Wayne Foesch, Steve Robinson, Gerald Fluck, Carl Wehking, Robert Nicolai, Guste Blad. ROW Z, Mr. Hossack, Eugene Wehking, Jim Eckstein, Glen Godejahn, Barry Fosland, Bruce Larson, Jerry Johnson, Elton Johnson, Larry Metag, Grant Piehl, Melvin Iseminger. ROW 3, Harold Schweiss, Darris Sifferath, Jerome Buerkle, Jim Johnson, Neil Lidberg, Dennis Peterson, Gary Scholla, Tobert Schmid, William Roebke, Clarence Washburn, Steven Peterson, Clifford Keiper, Gilbert Varland. The 35 FFA members chose the following officers for this year: President: Wayne Foesch, Vice President: Steve Robinson, Secretary: Sheryl Johnson, Treasure: Gerald Fluck, Reporter Carl Wehking, Sentinel, Gerald Hable. We participated in numerous events. At the County Fair we had a food stand and at the State Fair we had a booth on Building a Stronger Nation. We sponsored several sales campaigns and also our Second Annual Crops Show in February. In April we participated in the Morris Judging Contest. At the State Convention Darris Sifferat and Steve Robinson were selected to receive the State Farmer Award. In May the members sponsored a banquet for their parents. PROIECTIONISTS 1 h The Film Jockeys elected the following officers for the 1957-58 year: Steve Robinson, Presi- dent, Ronald Anderson, Vice Presidentg Charles Arndt, Secretary-Treasurer. We showed movies to many of the classes and also noon movies during the winter months. On May 3rd we attended Cinerama and visited KSTP television station. ROW lg Left to Right: Wayne Bakken, Charles Arndt, Steve Robinson, Ronnie Anderson, Mr. Peterson. ROW 23 Gary Waldner, Lyle Olson, Darris Sifferath, Larry Metag, Fred Janke, Don- ald Vander Voort, Jim Keltgen, Paul Ehlers, ROW 3: Jerry Hable, Carl Wehking, Sheryl Johnson, Bruce Fahlberg, Guste Blad, Gerald Fluck, Darwin Carlson, Tom Nelson 37 G. A. A. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Helen Hauer, Corrine Buboltz, Judy Lange, Charlene Lund, Barbara Raitz, Patty Suppes, LaVonne Wehking, Vereen Peterson, Carol Lund, Diana Grengs, Maureen Dahlheim, Marilyn Anderson, Eunice Nicolai, Kaye Steffer. SECOND ROW: Miss Skalbeck, Ad- visor, Valerie Hanson, Marlys Janke, Carole Jurisch, Darlene Carlson, Patty Johnson, Patty Jurisch, Judy Bargman, Kathryn Berry, Janice Grundeman, Mary Lee Brown, Joleen Hartung, Susan Hauer. THIRD ROW: Karen Butler, Susie Clark, Barbara Precht, Nancy Piehl, Nadene Utgaard, Sharon Kamrath, Marcielle Malquist, Carol Hagquist, Karen Anderson, Naomi Bro- derius, Kathy Kloempkin, Gail Grimm, Kathy Wilkenson, Lois Anderson. At the beginning of the year, the GAA decided to play volleyball, basketball, and go bowling on Monday nights. At the end of the year, awards were given for active participation in GAA activities. SP EE CH CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Valerie Hanson, Karen Heil, Lois Anderson, Diana Grengs, Karen Anderson, Lee Raitz, Cynthia Johnson, Diane Grams, Roselyn Anderson, Corrine Buboltz. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Luknic, Advisor, Carol Lund, Paul Ehlers, LaVonne Wehking, Raymond Grunde man, Karen Feine, Darlene Carlson, Marlys Janke, Patty Suppes, Joleen Hartung, Alice Breit- kreutz, Carmen Nicolai. THIRD ROW: Judy Bargman, Kathryn Berry, Nellie Clark, Gary Wald- ne r, Nadene Utgaard, Nancy Piehl, Naomi Broderious, Phillis Myer, Karen Johnson, Janice Grundeman,FOURTHROW: Lyle Olson, Ann Johnson, Ronald Anderson, Robert Nicolai, Gerald Leff, Wesley Lamb, Sherryl Johnson, Mike Ginsburg, Jon Butler, Donald Suppes. Officers of speech club were chosen: Karen Anderson, President, Lee Raitz, Vice President: Cynthia Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer. A one-act play, a pantomime, a manuscript reading, and a serious interpretive reading were entered in the district contest. 38 4 w n w I P CROWNING OF THE KING CROWNING OF THE QUEEN Jaylene and Lee Nellie and Dennis Marlys and Jeffrey Ray and Cynthia Marlys, Cynthia, Jay, and Nellie Dennis, Jeffrey, Ray, and Lee xx X if WE SNAPS M Mow her down' ' lop Z beta? 612.1 Rhapsody in plaid 58 king and queen Hot cheerleaders FND vgi x i- Second place eighth grade float Age of sputnik Winning freshman float Chariots of misery lined up for take-off! ! ! 43 Snaps what do you think, John? IS the light in your eyes ? Wm,-Lam Future Scientist? '? 11.-'A MH, ef ,N-ff rQ,,lf'i -fi V Qs , S t r ollin g N , ,, LA., . ...Q A fl '- 1 L' f 55,2- 'i 5 Q......, . 5.35 -' ,fig K.1K,,ig5ggf-Qi X N X new - ,, 3? is we , V .. ,-,3ii?M:,, , I - f--f iff' s - 3, i . VX 1 f: , xg-.,, , X I ???'? , X 1- L- .,. 134.32 F , fn is Q? f N 1- af Higher Education A Store of Knowledge! 76 Trombones Led The Big Parade! ! Jeff Loves to Study! ! ! ga ry A : IO 21 dig 3 Q Q ' 8 4 z ,Fr giwi kjig' The End!!! Punk and Don in the act! i! No records broken he re! 44 ina PRO Because Minnesota's centennial was celebrated this year, the theme Once in a Lifetime was chosen and prepared around the centennial idea. The prom was held May 10, 1958. After a delicious Swiss steak banquet and a brief program, the Junior Class officers led the Grand March. The rest of the evening was spent dancing to the music of Marvell Nelson's band. To give the impression of a pioneer street, paintings of various building fronts hung along one wall. A buggy, a wagon, and wheels were placed in other parts of the gym to help create a rustic atmosphere. My Man Godrey, shown at the Municipal Auditoriunq, was followed by a picnic breakfast at Fort Ridgely. f N f gs' Z ' k Hard Work? My V' Helen Reads the Class Will The Punch Bar W K Grand March , llfmfiill sfw sf 1-Hisv The Sidelines Finis 46 BACCALAUREATE DOING SMALL THINGS IN A GREAT WAY SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY-EIGHT Reve rend Robe rt Kronbe rg HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR BRASS QUARTET Directed by Miss Sletten Carol Ewer Arden Torbe rt Mark Pilgrim Corrine Loftness BACCALAUREATE PRACTICE . , 1 ' READY TO GO Lyla and Robert BACCALAUREATE PRACTICE 47 WHO, ME? ? SNAPS Sleepy Time Gal Time out for a rest! Ain't we gonna have fun! Is that right? ? Mass Confusion Tired man? ? rN'I'rf'r 1 fm fx Ah, Gee Whiz Lend a hand! ! 48 COMMEN CEMENT VA LEDIC TORIAN Lee Raitz PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT President Ray Grundeman At 8:00 P.M. on Thursday, May 22, 1958, the seniors marched into the auditoriurn to the processional played by the band. Each wore a royal blue cap and gown with a white rose. Reverend P. W. Pilgrim gave the invocation. George Beske gave the Salutatory address and Lee Raitz Valedictory address. Reverend A. Halverson of the Uni- versity Lutheran Church of Hope presented the commencement address on the theme Page Nine- teen. Commander Gene Waldner pre- sented the Legion Awards to Karen Johnson and Ray Grundeman. Ray Christenson presented the P.T.A. Scholarship Awards to Jeffrey Johnson and Bruce Reuber. Mr. Sonsteng presented the members of the honor society with an award and recognized members of the class who had received scholar- ships. The big moment finally arrived--the awarding of the diplomas. With our future facing us we marched to the recessional music realizing the end of twelve years of learning and friendship and now marching to meet the challenges of life ahead. TI SALUTATORIAN George Be ske LEGION AWARDS Ray Grundeman, Karen Johnso E NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE Karen Johnson Gerald Leff George Beske Sung by members of the senior class Jon Butler Lee Raitz Ray Grundeman 49 May 31, 1958, 6:10 A.M. and ready to go SENIOR TRIP M' K ...fe ,,LA' I it Changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Un- known Soldier On our way to Washington . L - 1 - d- Madonna and the Quaint Mount Vernon qjgsiealive Hea Childn in the National Art Galle ry Washington Monurnent Senator Humphrey tells Feeding the pigeons stories at the Washington zoo 50 I' The Little church d Club car on the way to New York City Aroun the Corner w Stone Jungle I k - d k In front of the Cathe New Yer Skyline at Us drai of sr. John the Divine View toward Times Square Our boat to the Towards the end of a Statue of Liberty quiet and serene trip I3 - 0 Q ' U Q ,:X.,.. . .. 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