Indianola High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Indianola, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1944 volume:

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', W' f 1' X I hiv U g f, N y Slit? 34 ' ' 'I ff' f z5,f .,e ' gf 'fy I . 5' W f f Y E' W '21 ' ,iGIflf',3ggf,f' f I A x WJ 01st, X w!GsFJ XX X sav'! wk ,,f' in DNAZIGN Me the cle s of l9LL dedlcate thls Pow Wow to all Indianola Hlgh School men and women who are S6FVlHg trelr country ln this confllct agalnst the aggressor hatlons to lhsure free dom and a l8StlHg peace It lS vlth slnce e aopreclatlon that we acknowledge the great debt ve owe to those who are giVlDg such vallant servlce and especially to those who have made the supreme sacrifice. L xx X h or, , X J XX' X 5. x t s xx ' J ,QN 3 ,Q ,1 l I . Y I' F V ' 3 S ' Y . . . . . , . - .1-fp, Standing..Mi1ls, Thayer, Lauck, Harvey, Miller, Young, Tilford, Mehr, Hester, Wells, Sitting...Chumbley, Grant, Neifert, Whitehead, Heerema, King, Hamilton Leitch, Hulen. Piffer, Davitt, Ford AFF Editor-in-Chief Myrtle Whitehead Associate Editor Jean Piffer Assistant Editors Lloyd Grant Jean Neifert Calendar Editors Marynette Leitch Martin Heeroma Literary Editors Ross Hamilton Vera Lauck Art Editors Jane Thayer Joan Hulen Fran Mehr Typing Editors Virginia Mills Betty Killer 5 Faculty Adviser Miss Harvey Business Managers Marilyn Davitt Frank Ford Athletic Editors Olive Wells Robert Tilford Class Editors Violet King Verla Young Picture Editors Morris Hester Loren Miner Ada Cnumbley James Lawyer gyvn 'X J Ui., Kits ' vm 'Q 5, .nn , PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDE T Harry L. Grange W. H. Hoyman Wisconsin S.T.C.-- I.S.T.C.--B.A. B. Ed. S.U.I. ---- M.A. Drake Univ.--M.A. V BOARD OF D1RECTOR5 Left to Rignt...Car1 W. Johnson, Dr. G. A. Grant, Lee A. Beymer, Margaret Metcalf, Secretaryg H. C. Criswell, President N. D. Hall xp FACU STANLEY BALLOUN Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers --B S and Gra . Work AL BRIAN Nanual Training Nornlngslde College B A Bradley Polytecnnlc and S C Grad hor ARTHUR EADY HISTOTQ Economlcs Gov't S I U of VIHH Grad Work ADA HARVEY M8them8tlCS Simpson B A Columola U I , an Ca lf Grad V ISOBEL INRIE Tyn1ng Shortnand Tarklo B A LTY WINIFRED BOSTON School Nurse Grad Finley Hospital Dubuque, Iowa , Iowa U of Minn -- Grad Work ELIZABETH J CORKILL Bookkeeping Slmpson B S ALMA FRERICHS Home ECOHOmlCS U of Nebraska, U of NlSCOHSlH, and Iowa State College MABEL F HICKMA Pnyslcs Slmpson B A FERNE KRANTZ TUSIC Iornlngslde College Drake U 'rad Work B S N , AH3lC School Ckobogl, Cnrlat ansln Choral School Chicago Crad Work I.S.C. . . d 0 . R.N., . . 0 I, . ' 1. . .-Q . -' K. ' -- . A. B.s. .U. .--B.A. . Y' ' ' . M 0 . Grad.uWork. - ' . ' N ' X .. ., S.U. . d U. of l' .-- . fork. HELEN K. LUNDY World History Economic Geography Simpson--B.A. I.S.T.C.--Grad. Work RABURN G MILLER Gov Economlcs Physical Ed Athlete Coach T ! EEEA JEAN PQESTON Typing Bookkeeplng Slmpson B A MAY ALICE SMITH Biology Librarlan Wm Penn B A I I FAYE NIXON SPEEQ Latin Engllsh S mpson B A M A MARIAN ARLENE MALMIN Art Minneapolis School of Art, I.S.T.C.--B.A. PHYLLIS NOREM Physical Education Simpson B A J GORDON SHELGREN Asst Ath Coach Buena Vista College LOUISE SNORF Social Sciences Drake U B A Northwestern U f Minn , and U o Colorado Grad Work ELIZABETH WEBSTER NATSON English Simpson B A U of Arlzona M A f f W' W! ff fy! X W f f X X X iwffwf' aff! 'S 4 Mai? Qgfp M I mm 4 ' W g gl mst x twa-2 f V lj f f , f14 f ff I K X fs!!! If j f nf ' ff ff ff f f if ff , 4' ff ff if Z 94 , f I f ff ff X fi! ff H , f , 7 . ' f 1' ff f ff! i w Q7 f fx x ' 'fn jp is ! 4' ' ,ff -N 7 Xt' fj ff vt? ' ,N I' Q - u N 4 , Xxx - ' ff' A 9 ! 5 ' 4 ,VH - if f a f' N We XFX 4 A X f P w j 4 ff ,U 1 X N A I ! 'xx ' 5 1-----S-2 x - A ,.,-i Q 41? F' 4 au' 4, '1wp.n -u gs s 4 0 - Roscoe Alexander John Anderson Phyllis andrew Hugh Barker Robert Baughran Kelth Blake Rlchard Broyles Lols Burley Carl Burns Robert Carens Winona Caskey Ed1th Chaplin Ada Chunbley Marilyn Davltt Dale Downey Jane Drake Rollln Dyer Frank Falrly Donald Ferguson Frank Ford Lerle Forst Betty Joe Garrett Anna harle Gllllland Alden Godwln Ruth Goodale Betty Gracej Lloyd Grant James Haldeman Ross Hamllton enior MOTTlQ Hester, Sec Robert Tllford, Pres , Jean Neifert, Treas Rollln Dyer V Pres Class Roll Robert Haxorth Lartln Heerena Roderick Hershey LOTIlS Hester M8FVlH Hlckman lary Helen Hickman Norma Hildreth Ronald Hommer Loren Howe James Hoyman Joan Hulen Vlrglnla Hutchcroft Denzll Johns Clyde Jones Harold Kaldenberg Read Keeler Betty Klng Harlan King Norma King Violet Klng Vera Lauck James Lavye Marynetta Leltcn Frances Lahr Lloyd Nerrell Betty Illler Donald 'lller Vlrglnla lllls Lo en Ilner 13 Eleanor Mor lS Mildred NCCliHtlC Robert hcKee Jean Nelfert Jean Piffer PPlSClll8 Pratt Jane Price Richard R1pperger Donald Sandy Esther Schirner Carrollc Shupe Alelne Qlmmerman Donna Iae Squlre John Stager Dorothy Staley nlmer F Stale Elma Jean Qtroud Jade Thayer Robert Tllford Clyde Turnlbseed Kenneth Van Patte Helen Weeks Ollve Hay Hells Il Iyrtle Jean hlteread Earlene Nilkerson Betty 'l1ll8mS Uargorle 'ood Paul Volgt Verla Young 5, , . 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JOHN ANDERSON F 2 3 M, letter 3 A askt 2 3 A 1 t ter 2,3 Track 2 letter 2,3, Ath Coun cll A N Chorus 2 Gl Club 2 'Some people have a genlus for dolng no thing others argue HUGH BA RKER B skt 2 3 A Base l 3 F F He talks too much such men are dan Eerous JILLIAL KEITH BLAKE Baseball 2 3 A M Chorus A G1 Club 2 All great people come from the farm LOIS BURLEY 'We always like a var lety, especlally when lt comes to flnger nail pollsh N ROBERT CARENS 'Sometlmes I Slt and thlnk, and sometimes I Just Slt.n WINONA CASKEY NNot much to say, but plenty to do.' ADA MAE CHUMBLEY Gl Clu Cl Play 3 ow Wow Staff A 'Better late than never but ber de pendablllty stands for ever DALE DEAR DOUNEY 1 'Never let school lnterfere with your educatlon W ROYLIN DYER F 2 3,L let er Baseball 3,h Track 2 3 L letter 2 Ath Council L H R h O 'Cup1d wasn't content to get one snot at me he used ootn barrels DONALD FFRGUSON Baseball 3 H R 'Just glve me a girl witr a telepnone ' EDITH CHAPLIN H.E.C. 2. WI go to nigh-school to get a general idea of things.' LARILYN DAVITT ' G R ub Cab Chorus L G1 Club L Pow Wow Staff H A f Nsne puts her worrles 1D the bottom heart slts on the lld and smlles of ner JANE DRAKE 'Let me live by the side of the road and be a frlend to Kona! man FRANK rl-XIRLY A Baskt One Act Pl 'The good die young why worryo' rRANK FORD, Jr H Y Cab L h Chorus lub ff ,b Cl P a Pow'ow staff A Cl ' no Knows, be mignt even have a business UW of tis own someday Could be a grocery X StOI'8 , ' I S.W.C. 35 . b 2, S.H.C. bg . . Cab. 3,Lg . 3 P A3 S - . 2,3g M. . , . Lg .Ei C. 2,3,Lg G.A. . Of . ,. . - L. N ' , . . ' .N S.H.C. 3. . 'W tb. , , t Ftb. g . Lg H. 2,3,Lg Baskt. 2,3,Lg R. Off. 35 Baseball 5 33 - 3- 9 1 a ,3i I . Off: 3Cl. ff. L.. - , l g .. . 1- . 3 Z. Off. 2. 2,Lg Gl. C 2,43 H. n v R. O . 3 3 . l y 34 N v 9 A - Off. 3. 14 If S., ! LERLE FORST Band 2 Nlf he's not in love there's no bellevlng in SlgHS N ANNA MARIE GILLILAND WShort sweet, and hard to beat W RUTH LARIE GOODALE Chorus 2 A G Club 2 3 A Band A Music Award 3 'To be 'set' ln you ways, always pays LLOYD EDWIN GRANT Baskt 2,3,A um Track 2 3 A, letter A H b 3 M Chorus 2 l C ub 2 Cl P a Pow Wow Staff A Cl 0 3 'There's but one woman BETTE JOE GARRETT NSmall but she' Certalnly a 'llve wire' LlKES to have fun, and has ALDEN R GODWIN H1 Y Cab A Band 2 A Muslc Award A 'Acts as if he llkes to study BETTY GRACEY G R Sub Cab A Band H NMy llfe 15 a True Story I have llved and loved N .TALES GUY HALDn.1M.AN A O NShould one sneak to class when one comes lateon in the world for me and I've not found her yet N ROSS HAMILTON B Skt 2 3 A Base l 2,3 - M Chorus 23 G1 C ub ' Cl. Play 3g Pow Wow Staff A' Rep. of 'He spoke to a girl once but claims it was a mistake.n ROBERT HAWORTH F . 3 A letter 3 A Baskt A Baseball 2 ' letter ,- Of .,. NA man of few words. He's liked by every- one. mARTIN HEEQMA Cl Play 3, Pow how Staff L NAn5els a e pe feet bu I'm a man IORRIS HESTER B sxt 2 A At1 an ager letter 3 M norus 2 Gl Club I Play 3 ow fo: Staff A Cl Off 'One of tnose rare people vno can always be counted on to co operate W MARY HELVN HICKMAN 'She lS nappy sne lS spry, sne nas mlSCDl8f 1U ner eye W RONALD HO' CER rack 2 3 2 'Blessed are tney tnat say llttle tnev can not be quoted N Jax S PIOYLAIN rtb 2 3 L let r , Baskt le te 2 3 mrack 'ounc l' 'Gals may come and gals may go, don' worry, tnere will always be more.W RODERICK HEQSiEY lay 3 'de nasn't revealed 4 all his ambitlons but lve lm if 'Clflle MAQVII HICKMAN 2 3,L Baskt 23 'There may be greater men than I but I will nave to get my glasses W EN NORLA HILDR.TH C WTO be qulet be content N LOREH L HO W NSl19HC8 15 one are t art of conversatlon an JOAN MAQGARET HULEN ' orus Gl Club ' I Cl D Pow ow Staff A 4 V C 2 3,b, One Act Dlay 2 'Tae more I see of men the better I llke my dog. 'Wm VIRGINIA HUTCHCROFT 'We aren't sure but we think she's inter- ested in things out- side of school.' CLYDE JONES S.W.C. h. 'Men go farthest when they are smoothest.' READ KEELER Ftb ,h, Baskt 'For must plck he a mighty man be, who trles to a fight wlth me HARLAN KING C Play 3 F F h O f 'There 18 reason in what I say or else I wouldn't say lt ' VIOLET MARIE KING C b A 2 H R 7 Pow Vow Staff A 'So wlse, so young, she can not live long slngle ' DENZIL JOHNS Ftb. 2,3,b, letter L3 Baseball 2,33 F.F.A. 2,3,l+- 'Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow.' HAROLD J. KALDENBERG F.F.A. 2,3,l+, off. 3, 'Men are not measured by inches.' BLTTY KING Off 'Learning to two ' NORMA KING 'Happy am I from care I am free VERA L LAUCK Cab 3, G1 C ub ff Play 3 Pow Wow Staff 'Dependablllty lS the source of friends wlth thls quallty her friendship never ends . 3 - . L.. H.R. . 3. ' ' N I 1. 3 . .A. 3 2,3, , f . L.. . G.R. 8 . 2 Sub- G-R. C b. . S b- cab. 3 . . off. 2, , E? lu 2, fi - 33 H.R. o . 2g cl. ' 1.3 H.E:C. 1.. c Q o , cook for JAMES LAWYER Baskt 3 A Cl P ay 3 Pow Wow Staff A 'Just glve me a car and a pretty girl, and I'll be nappy FRANCES MAHR Band L d R Off Pow Wow Staff A 'Newcomers such as thls one are always more than welcome BETTY MILLER Gl Club A Band 2 3,L Pow Wow Staff L C 2 G R C 2 'She climbs the ladder of success wlth every rung an A' VIRGINIA MILLS M Chorus 2 3 Gl ub 2,3 H R 3 Pow Wow Staff A C Award 3g G.R. Sub Cab. 3. 'Her 'glft of gab' lS hlghly developed.' ELEANOR R. MORRIS Cl. Play 3. 'Qu1et, but has the Wlt that belongs to a redhead.' MARVNETTA LEITCH ' C C Band 2 H R 2 A Pow Wow Staff A E C O G A 0 'He personality and charm prove that the old statement 'beauty is only skin deep' untrue ' LLOYD MERRELL NHIS talent seems to lle ln hls ability as a future bookkeeper DONALD MILLER Play 3 'He seams qulet but don't let hlm fool you ' LOREN E MINER 3 M Chor 2 ,L, Gl Club 2 A Quartet 2 3 A Band 2 3 A Muslc Award 2, Pow Wow Staffb, M. Quartet L. 'I am a woman hater, but the Blble says I 'Love thlne enem1es'.' MILDRED MCCLINTIC H.R. Off. A, Cl. Play 3. 'No matter what comes, she always has a Joke to pep you up.' IG? be an 'va 'Us I 59-f' K. gk Nt 'f ' ROBERT MCKEE Baseball 2 3, Num 3 H1 Y Cab L Band 3 L Music Aware 3 f A Cl P a 'He would halt an army to ask a ques tion JEAN PIFFER C G R , ub ab ff Play 3, Debate 3 Pow Vow Staff L Pep ader 2 3 d E C I 4' NL1Ked here llked there liked every where N JANE PAICL Gl Club A WJo1ned our ranks f on Idamo l t a 1U the fall, its bet ter to come late than n ver t all DOIALD SANDY V 3 Ba kt Baseball 3 i R Off 'Variety is the sploe o life CARQOLLD SiUP C b ab Chorus 2,3,L, Gl CWUD 2 3 A, Sextet 2 A L uar WWever crosses a brloge 'tll lts past W JEAN NEIFERT C I Cf1OI'U.S , G1 Club 3 1, ex tet 3 L., M Quarter, 1, a R off 2,3 Pow ow aff 1. H E c ff G R C 3 'Her beautiful slnging brings pleasure to all who hear her ' PRIQCILLA PRATT M Chorus A G1 Club Band L G Off NShe not only makes frlends, but she Keeps them W RICHARD RIPPERGER 3, Baskt ,,, O NThey say he has made money slth hls one eyed car W ESTHE? QCPIQNBQ Nl was born to glgple and glggle I must ALEIWE QII'IMERL.A'NI f Cl P Sub Cab Hlerv quiet on the ex terlor and a swell gal when you Know her DONNA MAE SQUIRE JOHN DOUGLAS STAGER Band 2,2. H.R. Off. 23 F.F.A. 2. 'Quiet, yes but stlll 'For he's a Jolly go d water runs deep N fellow N DOROTHV STALEY ' lttle but Oh' yin KIAM JEAv STROUD Off W appy go lucky is she from all sorts of care she 15 free Nl ROBERT w 'rim-'ORD F 2 3 A letter 3 Baskt 1 Track 2,1, letter 2 3 Ath Councll A S H R 2,3,L Pow Wow Staff 1 O Nwllling and capable of acceptlng an5 re sponslhlllty KENNETH VAN PATTEN F L Track 3 S O A 'All great men are dead, and I'm not feellng well ELMER STALEY, Jr Baseball 2 Ath Man ager 2 'Ny conduct in school is the teachers de light I sleep all day, so I can studylol all night W JANE THAYER H R Off A Pow ow Staff A Wlt must be wonderful to look at the world hrough eyes llke rose H CLYDE A TURNIPSEED r 'You never Know he's there untll you see hlm HELEN WEEKS C 'Study? why, I study ten minutes every day W . , O L' , -- . 3 . - M . . v ' 2' -.. H.R. . A. . . . g W H - F . 3 ' .ll f Z: A Q ,. r E ik! N - . il: Aw ,ff Q ' f!! 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',, L 'Um V! 55, XR :fa '-'lx OLIVE MAY WELLS Cab L Sub H 2 Play 3 One Act Play 2 Pow Wow Staff A C G O A 'A mile a minute is good speed but a smile a minute gets more actlon N EARLENE WILKERSON 'Short but with loads of high ideals MARJORIE J MOOD nEfflCi6Ht in a qulet way vo MYRTLE JEAN WHITEHEAD ab 3 L Chor G Clu Music Award 3 H R Off 2 L Pow Wow Staff , l O 'It's the music you play and the smlles you wear, that brlng sunshlne everywhere BETTY JEAN WILLIAMS WA gal so very mlld and meek, even her shoes refuse to squeak W PAUL STUART VOIGT F 2 A, Num Baskt 2 A Base ball 2 'One of his maln ln terests is aviation W VERLA JEAN YOUNG 'H G R L Pow Wow Staff A G R Sub Cab 'Just let ner alone and she'll come home, with 'A's' and a man behind her W uniors Lg lv Anna J Shupe, Pres Robert Hunslccer V Pres Margaret hcKee Sec Shirley Billings, Treas Bette Ackley Pat Allen Harold Dean Amos Helen Baird largaret Ann Baird Catherlne Barton Wllllam Beck Harvey Beck heal Beary Robert Bellman Qblrley Billlngs Lynn Bownes Harry Breuklander Cora tae Brovn Addalene Burbett Irls Caskey Carl Chumbley Duane Clark Joan Cochran Iary Lou Crabb Twyla Crandall Catherlne Cue Annle Laurie Davle Arthur Davls Larlan Deal Veda Deaton fass Poll Lois Dunblazier Elsie Foust Jean Gamble Delbert Gebhart Arlo Godlove Junlor Goodrlch Betty Jo Gordon Arvid Gose lary Graham Lorralne Haworth Karl Hayes Edwin Henry Darl Hess Ruth larle Hlckman Betty Lou H111 Nardorle Hirsch Glendal Iommer James Houghtallng Geraldine Howe Robert Hunslcker Phll Johnson Ruth Jean Lowe Lela Lustman Jean Lann Robert Mock Lartha Nurphy hare e McKee 23 Largaret McKee Gayle Neely Anna Claire O'Neal Maxlne Perdue Maxine Phllllps Jacouellne Sandahl Marilyn Shaffer Gilbert Shaver Anna Jean Shupe Delores Smith Gene Smith Keith Sones Lester Swartslander Curtis Taylor Junlor Tharp Esther Tomlinson Llllian Trlggs Charlene Turnlpseed lerrlll Van Patten Esther Vetter Flossle Weeks Irene Welr Natalle Vllllams helvin Wilson Betty Wood Martha Young I 3 G . .3 ' ' L , . .Q . , , . . 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L I so J Q ' A ' ' U J G gf 0 -14 5 Que.. 90 K' in 26 Maxine Perdue NBXlHB Phillips Jacquellne Sandahl Iarllyn Shaffer Gllbert Shaver Anne Jean Shupe Delores Smith Gene Smith Kelth Sones Lester Svertslender Iargaret Tevgert Curtls Taylor Junlor Tharp nsther Tomlinson Lllllan TTlggS Charlene Turnlpseed Lerrlll Van Patten Esther Vetter Flosele Weeks Irene Welr Jatalie Wllllems helvin Wllson Betty hood Narthe Young . w. A V V Z :ft in A . 1 -1 . L - . Q 1 - aw , if A f- 5 ' , X W v YI A h 3 , . 5 , .. 1 - l 5 , r' L. Ky 1 - ' if r S H 1 A ' 1 4 3 E R. L I ,AIA R qke' 4 ? , 4 .1 'K , Y :,',, l 'h h xA 4 in , ' . , 5 -L, V ' h . D ' 3-Q , i I Xe Q 1 A 1' ig 1 - em- ' ' ' f- . , ' I A S'f Sv , M I l . lf' - 4' , E If 'P T ' l Q l , X 5 1. K el, , ' 4 I A 1' my Q t it I U . . 5 , , ., , H . ' af f 5' A nv . 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F ' ' Q Q f ef -y f an 2 Ta, . ,v r a ix' V s fr i A Q l D Q1 lf f v ' yy 5 Aa 'Y James Haworth Merrlll Heaivilin Harvey Henry Lols Herron Betty Hlckman Elvin Hood Floy Hutt Bonnie Johns Edward Kennedy Robert Kennedy Carolyn Klllam Marlon Klng Louls Kruse Jane Lekberg Patrlcia Lettlngton Carolyn Manley Cnarlee Mann Eva Niddleswart Norma Mllls Norma Miner Wllllam heats Edna Morrls Pnyllls Morrls Ruby lurpny Ruth Lyers Lary Lee ucBr1de Eldon DcGee Beverly Nysvonger Lorenelle Ogan Joan Oppelt Janet P1ffer Janet Pratt sv 1 xl? 1 .I Ax 'x l JA H HV w A L A 3 wr ,f l if Q 'Q James Richardson Betty Risinger Henry Ritchey Patty Rltchey Eugene Roush Pelen Roush Rex Roush Roger Sandin Kenneth Sells Hattie Strovers Deane Taylor Helen Thompson Gordon Thorn Darlene Tobin Mary Ellen TOmpKlHS Eldon Triggs Barbara Jean Van Patten Bob Vavra Margaret Wade Leonard Valters Robert Watson Bill Weeks Homer Weeks Elon Wilkerson Bernice Willsey Glen Wilson Ay I -xy . i ' - f ' 4 1 ' 5 , Q 1- 4-1 V if . Y 0' 'E J . I 4 , WM , 6 if ' X X Fred Vickroy y'y, , i yi Y' 1 h as V I ' J V v- Z l f ,- .i jx G gb hw, f QM , lggf ii , 5,-:.'.' A4 1 in G Aw ' m'lxWX, 'ii -Hr' ifllw x V: Q. u 'ri m 4' 2' Third e ones, d Vickroy, ty Wood, A ene Norlyne Downey, Lorraine Haworth. Second Row.Lee Baird, Ross Hamilton, Gerald Devine, Jean Neifert, Robert Tilford, Marilyn Davitt, Jean Piffer, Mary Lee McBride. First Row..Lloyd Grant, Lester Swartslander, Anna Jean Shupe, Betty Risinger. I The Student War Council is the representative student government of Indienola High School. This year, due to the absence of home rooms, each first period class is represent- ed by two students. The council has charge of all student sponsored activities such as school parties, dances, skating parties, and assemblies. The S. W. C. is also sponsoring war bond and stamp drives. 33 15491 4W' frm ails ,pfw Top Row.....Bernice Willsey, Miss Frerichs, Marilyn Davitt, Jean Piffer Bottom Row..Martha Young, Marynetta Leitch, Mary Crabb, Anna Jean Shupe E . OFFICERS President ............... Marynetta Leitch Vice President... .... ....Jean Piffer Secretary ....... ....Anna Jean Shupe Treasurer ....... ......... Mary Crabb Historian ........ ....Bernice Willsey Social Chairman .... ...... Marilyn Davitt Sponsor ......... ...Miss Alma Frerichs The Home Ec. Club is an organization for all girls who are interested in Home Economics. This year the club had fifty-two members. Highlights of the year included the candlelight initia- tion ceremony, the Christmas pot-luck supper, and the Spring Prom. The Coeds contributed to the war effort during the year by doing Red Cross work. 3L+ Qlcitmznl me OFFICERS President. ............. Harold Kaldenberg Vice President .... ........ Harlan King Secretary...... ...B. J. Brockway Treasurer ...... .... .Maurice Core News Reporter .... ...Robert Bellman The Future Farmers of America is a guide post to better agricultural practices. The organization provides a wonder- ful education for leadership and Knowledge of agriculture for the American farmers of the future. Activities for the year were many. The Chapter carried on wheat, oats, and corn test plots. These plots were de- signed to prove the correct varieties of grain to be used in Warren County. Other activities were cooperative purchase of garden seedsg participation in bond and stamp drivesg co- operative mixing of feeds, and recreation in the form of noon basketball and parties. These activities were carried on besides the individual livestock projects. Standing..Maurice Core, Robert Bellman. Sitting...Harlan King, B. J. Brockway, Harold Kaldenberg. l' 1 -6 l Third Row Olive Wells Vera Lauck, Verla Young Second Row Mrs Norem Varynetta Leitch, marilyn Davitt, Violet King First Row Martha Young, Jean Piffer, Anna Jean Shupe Helen Baird Ruth Jean Lowe Girl R ServeS CABINET President. .... ... ................Olive Wells Vice President... .... Marynetta Leitch Secretary ........ ....... Helen Baird Treasurer ......... ...Anna Jean Shupe Program Chairman .... ....... Vera Lauck Worship Chairman .... ...... Violet King Music Chairman .... ...Marilyn Davitt Social Chairman... .... Martha Young Ring Chairman ..... ...Jean Piffer Service Chairman ..... ......... Verla Young Publicity Chairman... ....... Ruth Jean Lowe Faculty Adviser ..... ...Mrs. Phyllis Norem The Girl Reserve is a Christian organization to promote the three sides of a girl's life--the physical, the mental, and the spiritual. The purpose of the cabinet is to carry out a program that will help develop these three phases of life. The Girl Reserve is a junior member of the Y.W.C.A. 36 U- sa 1 K 5 - . .f,Yf11XT5 -f 4h A as - T X. Q' fl K. . - - - C5 if . Top Row.....Robert Hunsicker, Robert McKee, Alden Godwin, Robert Bellman Bottom Row..FranK Ford, Jr., W. H. Hoyman. ards club fore clus Q I CABINET President ............. Frank Ford, Jr. Vice President... ..... Robert Bellman Secretary ........ ...Robert Hunsicker Treasurer ......... ..... Robert McKee Program Chairman .... ...Alden Godwin Adviser ........... ...Mr. Hoyman The main objective of the Hi-Y is to promote high stand- of Christian character in school and community. This is open to any boy who may wish to join. This year most programs of the Hi-Y have been given be- the entire student body, while CD6 mixers have been ex- vely for Hi-Y members. Tne cabinet wishes to express its tnanks to the members and to the people of the community, for contributions to the activities of the organization during the year. 37 1C . ,QA , nag 4 . 'TL ' 7kiH l P' 'P KN 5PLN9.'f ,- '9IZl:'5iJA'2l I I CAST OF CHARACTERS Thomas Jones, an American father... .... James Hickman HBZGI, his wife .............. .... ....... Betty Wood Roger, their son ................ ...Robert Bellman Isabel, their small daughter .... ..... Marcia McKee Jo, their married daughter ..... ...Anna Jean Shupe Harry Mawson, her husband .............. .... Robert Hunsicker Aunt Clara, Thomas' sister ...................... Martha Young Deke Lockley, an employee of Mr. Jones ........ Gilbert Shaver Minetta, their colored servant .............. Natalie Williams Rev. Matthew Lynch, their clergyman .... ....... Gene Brookman Muriel, DiS daughter .................. ....... Mary Lou Crabb lst Trooper .......... ..... ...Lester Swartslander 2nd Trooper ...... ........... Arvid Gose Radio Voice... .......... Karl Hayes 38 X X fy l, - a,.,.-I ': c?'j3 Q7 1 , -, 5 , 5 1 K ' i .' lr -Av ' pf, , h Y , . , , I . - , a V if t ' ,ogy , ,. 3 ,il ' , . , , 6 ,fgy Q al Q Q , V J A z ' I 6 4 s Third Row...O'Neal, Goodale, McKee, Neifert, Hickman, Swartslander, Graham, Devine, Miner, Brown, Ackley, C. Shupe, Lowe, J Pratt Second Row..Baird, Davitt, Oppelt, Killam, BrocKman,'Bellman, Kennedy, Whitehead, Lekberg, Willsey, A. Shupe, Smith, Krantz First Row...Myers, Crabb, Wade, Price, Vetter, Hulen, King, Boltz, Van Patten, McBride, Mills, Billings, Young, Foust M3150 6502915 Soprano Helen Baird Mary Crabb Marilyn Davitt Ruth Goodale Joan Hulen Carolyn Killam Margaret McKee Ruth Jean Anna Joan Jane Myers Neifert O'Neal Oppelt Price Barbara Van Patten Esther Vetter Margaret Wade Alto Betty Aokley Shirley Billings Lois Dunblazier Elsie Foust Jane Lekberg Ruth Jean Lowe Norma Mills Mary McBride Janet Pratt Anna Jean Shupe Carrolld Shupe Delores Smith Myrtle Whitehead Bernice Willsey Martha Young hl Tenor Robert Bellman Frank Brown Evan Boltz Gerald Devine Marion King James Swallow Bass Gene Brockman Harry Graham James Hickman Robert Kennedy Loren Miner Lester Swartslander Third Row...Davitt, O'Neal, McKee, Neifert, Oppelt, Baird, Whitehead, Cochran, Ackley, C. Shupe, Lowe. Second Row..Anderson, Van Patten, Sandahl, Vetter, Hulen, Killam, McBride Smith, Lekberg, Willsey, A. Shupe, P. Pratt. First Row...Miss Krantz Crabb Wade Staley Myers M. McKee Mills J. Pram, Billings: Young, Foust: ' ' ' .. -oe p- , Q rf 1 111 Himsa WHIq255 XX ki' J. Neifert, J. Lekherg, C R. Myers, J. Pratt, A. J. Shupe. Shupe. GXLGL u on rt G to Loren Miner, Carroll Snape, Jean Neifert, Robert Bellman iii-Y Tnird Row...Bellman, Brown, Brockman. Second Row..Miner, Devine, Hickman, Swartslander. First Row...Boltz, Swallow, Graham, Krantz, Kennedy, King. iiwiiiikti n Clarinets Evan Boltz Mary Lou Crandall Marilee Gose Robert Kennedy Betty Miller Loren Miner William Moats Beverly Nyswonger Lorenelle Ogan Mary Orr Curtis Taylor Lois Taylor Lorna Taylor Robert Watson Stuart Watson Barbara Van Patte Oboe Nancy Dietrich ffrfrfff fftvuwfr fwwtfwfr -ua ilw' 'lulal' Q x Cornets Donald Crow John Hansell Junior Houstan Frances Mahr Gilbert Shaver Deane Taylor Saxaghones Charlotte Anderson Richard Borcnert James Ford Louis Keeney Jeanette Ogan n Drums Hollis Haworth Jack Haworth James Sherman bb French Horns James Cochran Marjorie Denne ill Alden Godwin James Killam Trombones Jack Allen Harold Amos Ruth Goodale Robert McKee Priscilla Pratt Baritone John Ferree Bass Robert Bellman I 'f , , .. , , , f, 1 .il f , , , , 1,0 I I 74'.'s-01: ..5 . I . J , 1 4 '- n . 09 X SN VOCAL AWAQDS l9Lb Seniors Ruth Goodale Loren llner Jean Nelfert Carrolld Shure lyrtle Whitehead Junlors Gene Brockman James Hlcknan INSTRUN NTAL A AQDS Betty Nlller .L l9l+l Anna Jean Snape Loren llner Alden Godwln Ruth Goodale Robert cYee l9L2 '2 ....-4. Nyrtle Vnltedead l9Ab Robert Bellman Jack Haworth Gllbert Snaver L5 X x X X x r f' w 4- v . .A V ' 1 - AE H W . t 19 9 ,. ' . l9L ' F L . - ' ww 7 M- L A , M '.' l C 1 . F . L ' u -. Clarinet Jlolln Clarinet rencq Horn Tro bone Trombone Cel o Bass ora Drum Cornet . f Ill! - 2, I Njfj jf! rl ?g:.rfA' X POR-I5 Nw . ffjj' 2 1 Ly V 'gllllllilillw' , 11-2-'- ' ' ' -f Y Ii.-...- L, gg R QQ fl- , it V A - P2 E. -1 , 'LM' ff 5 A .N 4 ,rs Bill Weeks, Norma Mills, Merrill Van Patten, Natalie Williams , NAre We Going to Beat Winterset' etc. This was the loud determined yell which opened our pep assemblies this year. Thanks to the pep and spirit of the four cheer leaders, Ind- ianola usually came through on top. If not, the defeats were taken with good sportsmanship. Merrill Van Patten, Natalie Williams, Norma Mills, and Bill Weeks managed to put out some of the best pep meetings we have ever had. But more than that, it was their earnest- ness, dependability, and loyalty to the team and school that made their work a success. I.H.S. students have no worries about the spirit of the school ever coming to a stand still next season, for Dyna- mite, Natalie, Norny, and Bill are all going to be here next year. L9 W Standing...Juainta Fetters, Mrs. Norem, Priscilla Pratt. Sitting....Olive Wells, Marilyn Davitt, Garrolld Shupe, Martha Young Jean Piffer. OFFICERS President ...... Carrolld Shupe Vice President...Martha Young Secretary ...... Marilyn Davitt Speedball ..... Priscilla Pratt Volley Ball ....... Olive Wells Basketball ........ Jean Piffer Soft Ball ..... Juanita Fetters Adviser ............ Mrs. Norem The Girls' Athletic Association is an organi- zation which provides extra curricular physical activities for all high school girls. The purpose of the organization is to promote leadership and sportsmanship as well as to build physical abilities. The girls participate in the sports of volley ball, basketball, ring tennis, and many other games. Letters and awards are given according to a point system. 50 John Anderson. Rollin Dyer... Frank Fairly.. James Haldeman.... Robert Haworth.... Marvin Hickman.... James Hoyman.. Denzil Johns.. Don Sandy..... Robert Tilford Lynn Bownes... Gene Broekman. James Hickman. James Houghtaling. Robert Kook....... Gene Smith... Roscoe Alexander..Success comes after striving. Remembered for his fine spirit and ability. Yard markers were put on the field to measure his stride. Fine passer, signal caller and quick kicker. One of the best tackles in the State, also played end. Fine all around ability. Three years a regular. Noted for his rapid improvement also his share of tough luck. A Stellar defensive player, also a fleet-foot on intercep- ted passes. Didn't talk much but accomplished plenty. Splendid line play both of the offense and defense. The best all around member of the team, in fact he occupi- ed every position but coaching. Best punter in State. The fleet-footed swivel hips of the gridiron. Fine passer and ball carrier. Fine spirit and determination, and tough on the defense. Had more power than any army tank. Noted for his ball carrying and passing, and outstanding defensive play. Exceptionally speedy and fine pass catching end. Good downfield blocker. A very fast and shifty ball carrier. Showed marked im- provement. A fine snapper back, excellent spirit and cooperation. Didn't say much, but worked hard showing much'improvement. Fine spirit. Talked all the time, said nothing. Noted for rapid im- provement and all around ability. Noted for his remarkable improvement, fine blocking and tackling. Didn't talk much, had fine spirit and determination. 51 fa P 1 , 2 i N Q Third Row...Hood, McLead, Clevenger, Core, Shaver, R. Roush, Heaivilin, Alexander Second Row..Miller, Shelgren, Nyswonger, Hooper, Keeler, Beck, Breuklander, J. Hickman. First Row...Dyer, Houghtaling, Mock, Brockman, M. Hickman, Sandy, Johns, Fairly DATE TEAM WE THEY Sept. 17 Lincoln D.M. 6 O Sept. 27 Johnson L7 O Oct. 1 Knoxville 12 Oct. 8 Osceola O Oct. 15 Valley O Oct. 22 Charlton 7 Oct. 29 Colfax O Nov. 5 Melcher O Nov. 11 Winterset O Total Points 2A5 19 Games: Won 8. Lost 1. l9L2 l9b3 1936 19b3 l9h2 19b3 Due to one loss, the team did not win the However the record established was remarkable shown on the records for many years. Roscoe Alexander John Anderson Lynn Bownes Gene Brockman LETTER AWARDS James Haldeman Robert Haworth James Hickman Marvin Hickman Rollin Dyer James Houghtaling Frank Fairly 52 Won 7 Lost l Won 8 Lost 1 Total Points 175 Total Points 2h5 Opponents Points 26 Opponents Points 19 Conference this year. --the most impressive James Hoyman Denzil Johns Robert Mock Don Sandy Gene Smith Robert Tilford 1:-AQ . ' A .w wf A, 4 ., Third Row...McKee, R. Norris, Weeks, E. Roush, Brockway, Hayes, K. Van Patten, Graham. Second Row..Hunsicker, Beery, Devine, McCabe, G. Norris, Vickroy, Gose, Wilkerson, M. Van Patten. First Row...Bownes, Smith, Hoyman, Anderson, Alexander, Haldeman, Haworth, Tilford ATHLETIC COUNCIL Chairman ....... Members.... Football ....... Basketball. .... Baseball .... - Track ...... ... 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K - Z, ,x!0Xo 'L xy 'xi'X0 L+ A 0 005 'L 0- 2 xfa. ox ,, , . . 18 . 53 5 -9 , x. ' Q 11 T .P I vix x , 'J E Z5 xxx: fs 'U A :N '-M ' 10 27 if X . . ,bs C 1+ f , . .N r 3 N: Q tx li Q Q 'LX5 . 6 -gm' N Q. A. . A 'ex x . ' 42 ' f X Q Xfzs- Q ive. O 955113 1119 5 5 K mssbz, 1926 5 s 1759523 vt A as ag f '-' it QP 5,4 Second Row..She1gren, Hutt, Beery, Roush, E. Barker, LaPe11a, Brockman First Row...Haworth, Hester, Moats, Fairly, Hickman, Barker, Beck, Kennedy 1 U SECOND TEAM RECORD Nov. 29 Indianola L7 Dec. 17 N 29 Dec. 29 ' 23 Jan. 7 ' 31 Jan. 15 N 17 Jan. 21 ' 16 Feb. 8 W 27 Feb. 11 N 16 Feb. 15 N 15 Feb. 22 W 38 Feb. 25 ' 36 County ' 21 Tournament ' -12 Total Points 328 Pleasantville 3 Valley D.M. 9 Pleasantville 11 West High D.M. 15 Lincoln D.M. 11 Knoxville 15 Colfax 12 Chariton Knoxville lh 21 Winterset lb West High D.M. 17 Martensdale 17 New Virginia -12 Opponents Points 178 3 ,.. - y, ea. O U' ' '39 if L Third Row...WeeKs, R. Mock, Van Patten, Ferguson, Hamilton, Fairly, Heaivilin, Norris. Second Row..Billihgs, Dyer, Long, Weinman, Doolittle. First Row...Haworth, Smith, Shupe, Carpenter, Murphy, J. Mock. 8as,e6a If Indianola 28 West High lDes lioihesj O 8 liartehsdale 6 N A Martensdale 5 ' 23 West High lDes Moines! O ' 18 North High CDes Noinesj 2 N 5 North High KDes Moinesj 2 W 12 Spring Hill C SECTIOKAL TOURNANENT AT HILO Ihdiahola St. Marys, forfeit W 7 Dallas O N L Martensdale 5 LETTER AWARDS NUHERAL AWARDS Ivan Carpenter James Murphy Kenneth Billings Rollin Dyer Arthur Doolittle Don Sandy Keith Blake Donald Ferguson Robert Haworth Blaine Shupe Carl Burns Ross Hamilton Russell Long Gene Smith Robert McKee James Mock James Weinman MANAGER AWARDS Kenneth Billings Morris Hester James Mock 57 RECORD OF MEETS Winterset Triangular Meet Indianola Indianola-Valley Dual Meet Indianola Conference Meet Indianola Mile relay team participated at Drake Relays District Meet Indianola HIGH SPOTS OF THE SEASON Ronald Hommer 100 yard dash 220 yard dash Robert Tilford LAO yard dash Lloyd Grant L40 yard dash Dave Pickard 880 yard dash John Anderson LETTER AWARDS John Anderson Rollin Dyer Lynn Bownes Lloyd Grant Ivan Carpenter Ronald Hommer Broad jump Robert Hunsioker Dave Pickard Robert Tilford 3rd place lst place nth place Lth place :lO.8 123.8 57.5 57.5 2:10 19' 6' NUMERAL AWARDS Harry Graham Glendal Hommer George Snodgrass Second Row..PicKard, Carpenter, Dyer, Bellman. V'ret Row...Bownes, Tilford, Van Patten, Graham, Grant, Hunsioker. August School starts with a bang. Bang!! That awful odor--must be Iowa Pack. September C. Chumbley hasn't missed any school yet. From here the reception looks like a flop. Sr.-Soph. Reception goes over big!! Faculty is imitated--what will this do to our grades? Senior Class election--Bob Tilford is president. Anna Jean Shupe heads the Junior Class. Football game with Lincolng Lincoln-O, Indiano- la-6. Nice going Norny and Bill. lt's Grace: 6-l and no Fry. Student Council meets. Tilford may not be a Democrat but he still holds three offices. Dyer KI've waited two years for thisj goes with Mahr. Lecture on Mexico. Was it good? Ask the man who has heard one. Football game with Johnston postponed. There were movies around here sometime. First dance was swell, but had to end at 9:30. Dyer and Mehr together as usual. Iowa Pack's smell begins to wear off. Johnston O, Indians L6. It looked like a track meet. Margaret McKee must have a real line to keep that many on the string. Prof. Burrows gave a religious educational talk. Burns, Hester, and Ford skip to listen to the world series. Yanks win. October Football game at Knoxville. Knoxville-12, Indi- anola-7. Broke the winning streak at thirteen games. It sure doesn't look like gas rationing. Movies--we get out of more school this way. Osceola football game. Teachers put on pep as- sembly--they sure got it back for the Sr.-Soph. Reception. Beginning of the six weeks--For the life of me, I don't know what to put down here. Dance-Defense Stamp Drive. Swell dance, but they sure haul up the sidewalks early. Rev. Teeuwissen gave a talk on WGolden Rulen. No pep assembly. Some people whistle so assem- bly was dismissed by Grange. Gameg Lincoln-O, Indianola-6. Marilyn Cnever worries about get- ting ahead because she doesn't need onel Dav- itt's party. Grange made a bet and had to eat paper. How does the word tariff taste, Grange? Movies--good picture on South America. Five min- ute government class equals ten themes. Grange must have lost a fight. 59 October Guess I'l1 go to Quantico and see if I can snare a diamond like Corkill did. V Game at Charitong dance afterwards. Boy is gas rationing here, there were six in Lawyer's three passenger coupe. Physic's movie lterriblel and Sr. pictures tak- en, fwhat would you expect?J School dance. Skating party. G. R. Recognition ceremony. Ack1ey's Party. What was Grant's trouble? Navy Assembly. Game here with Colfax. We try once again for assembly with Martha Peters. Boy! did Grange get red. Beggars night. Simpson Homecoming Dance. Karl Hayes had a good looking week-end guest. Halloween: more eats, more cars, more guns, more bbs, more cops, more running, more people killed. NDiesel' spends time in Jug at Milo. November Movies Pep Assembly. WAll men aren't fools some are bachelors.' Game here with Melcher. It has been reported that an'exclusive Senior Club was organized at this time. Name of the club is D.M.B.C. This was the night Bohlke drove in the ditch. School let out at noon for Teacher's Convention. No school. Teachers still at convention. Miss Imrie, Miss Corkill and Miss Preston, did you know the convention wasn't held at Younkers or were the escalators irresistable? Miss Harvey can't break away from vacation. No math. classes. Preston hopes Harvey will come back and get that advanced algebra class out of her study hall. These assemblies really come in handy. Wish Grange would learn how to play 'Pistol Packin' Mama.N Armistice Day vacation. Did everyone get to Winterset? Zowie--what a game!! Did someone say we won the Conference? No! No! Six Senior boys are cornier than ever since picking corn at Burns'. Stop whistling, they're just from Simpson. It was really a nice program, especially the piano duet by the twins. Why should all the steady couples be mad because the boys got a hair cut? They'll soon grow out. I see there are a few more haircuts. Lecture course-Schacht. Hi-Y party and Fairly downs 6 more bottles. WACS were here and half the school joined up. The other half were boys. Movies. Recreational Center meeting. Nothing like having a conflab in the halls after the regular meeting. Did someone say Davitt and Miner have been going steady for weeks now? And you didn't tell us Marilyn! 60 November Bill Shupe talked about Alaska. I'd sure like to see the pictures of the strawberries, some- times I wonder. Grange is off again. Assembly-movies-Thanksgiving Dance. It's been rumored Pat Allen was playing cards after the dance, but where was the car and also the pass- angers? Thanksgiving Day. I'd write more but I can't get close enough to the paper. This vacation is wonderful. Didja ever hear about the little moron who swallowed some pennies so there'd be some change in him. Why doesn't somebody kill somebody so we can have something to write? What did you want for nothing?? Back to school--skating party. Opened up the basketball season at P'ville by beating them 55-6. December ' L marks the spot for another movie! Fran Mahr seems to be having trouble with Rol- lin--he seems to be talking to the other girls now. Basketball game with Winterset. Winterset 19, Indianola 27. Hugh Barker plays with fire. Devine and Norris dangle in the air while Kil- lam tries them both. Pearl Harbor Day. Glee Club and Band Concert-- where did everybody go? Could it have been the Simpson game? G.R. and Hi-Y--Rachel Page reads poems--another one of those soft voices. Pep assembly. Colfax beat us 23-21. After seeing the class play we see why Louise Crabb wanted to get Bacon out of town even at the price of five women. Second night of class play. A good cast and a good director--a keen play!! Only 10 more days till Christmas. Got your boyfriends a gift, girls?--which one? Miss Smith plays Nhookey'. QQ biology classes. You have never been a wall flower? Then you either' must be Miss Preston or you weren't at the G. R. mistletoe dance. Christmas vacation--Seven whole days. ???!!! Christmas--I like that clever remark for the Zbth. The grind begins over again. Hey Jim, did you forget school started today or were the Texas girls irresistable?? Game with Pleasantvilleg Indianola 52, Pleasantville 8. Recreation center sounds like a good deal. Low- down from Rev. Teeuwissen. Everybody's got there own story so you fill in this space l 1 J. The survey shows only one person stayed home.-- Bob Tilford!!! 61 4-np, 75 January New Years Day. Hangover--Shortest sleeping night of the year. Reach Recreation Center goal. Lecture--Mbonu Ojike from Nigeria. B. B. Game with West High--Score, Indians 32 West 20. Indianola midgets vs. West High giants. Many non-safe returns happened as of this night...Hickman, Brockman, and Blake. Grange's tests. Harry Grange's tests. Harry Leviticus Grange's tests. Graduation of mid-semester students. Game with Lincoln--Indianola 18, Lincoln 16. Heerema has a blow out--what were you doing in Des Moines anyway, Mart? New semester begins. Mr. Hoyman talks--Dance-- did we see Grant with a girl? G. R. girls drew for heartsisters, window peek- ing at Hulens. Guess who? Lecture today. Yes, of course, Joan cried. Indians meet their first defeat in the confer- ence. Everybody was sure excited. Mr. Brown gave us some information on city man- agement. Basketball game with Pella. Could it be that our Pow Wow editor is being led astray by a handsome Senior man? lWell, a Senior any way.D County B. B. Tournaments--Did you see our guy's starry eyes when the girls teams played? Could it be Rollin broke up with a girl again this year? Yes, and he has that gleam in his eye. G. R. Fun Night--Wonder who ate all the chili. February Ground hog Day--They went to Des Moines. 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