Johnston County High School - Hawk Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

r-. E 9 P r 1 v 'X E i. 3 F L. '4 I P 3 1 ,I F I ,1 7 f L 3 -. ? J 4 'F I 5 W N Y Y 1 Y w w N Q Y Y w Y N P The Senior Class of The Johnston County V X i Training XX Q School LRESENTS Tl-IE AWK T 19692 l il l nu nn F OREWGRD 1959 through 1962 were filled with many changes and experiences for all of us--students, faculty, and editoral staff. In making the '62 Hawk, it is our intention to present a few glimpses of this passing cenerama . . . some of the people . . some of the places . . . some of the events. Thus, we proudly present the 1962 Hawk. The Editor Charles Mitchell 2 , 'X 06 V xg xg J. Kenneth Murphy Qu! Miss B. B. Sones Miss E. V. Bonner With great appreciation, respect and affection, we proudly dedicate the '62 edition of THE HAWK to you, our beloved advisors, because of your unfaltering faith in us, your encouragement in moments of doubt, your many sacrifices, your boundless love and because of your ceaseless prayers. 3 ur Principal Speaks 113 South 5th Street Smithfield, North Carolina February 1, 1962 Members of the Class of '62 Johnston County Training School Smithfield, North Carolina Greetings: It is a source of genuine pleasure for me to congratulate you on the eve of your graduation from high school and to wish for each of you every possible success. Nothing gives me more consolation as your Principal than the signing of your diplomas, indicating the approval of the Superintendent, the Board of Education, and the members of the faculty in your achievements to date. We are hopeful that as many of you as possible will continue your formal training above high school. If you cannot go to college, we trust that you will be successful in finding employment from which you will be able to make an honorable living. However, you should explore all of the possibilities for scholarship before giving up your plans for further training. Just re member that if you really want to go to college now and have the ability to pursue a college education, a way can be found. Your personal determination is the most important factor. Have great faith and you will accomplish great things. One who possesses little faith usually accomplishes little things. Sincerely, Wm W. R. Collins Principal 4 FACULTY L,-r - F.. I IN W., . , 1 X W' . fx , . 'NY'-1-w--.f-f'M X , 5 1 ' 21.1331 .XX 4 V 5 x A VJJ- ff' Nm h - W' 9 Lqn, 12 u 2113. Q I S---... YQ f vim 'Qw- MRS. G. R. WILLIAMS MR. GREENE if MR. Q. K. WALL , M , '- ,1.lf11!j' ir? . 1 ' MRS. BARFIELD MISS L. M. BLAIR 92 f f? MR. LAMBERT MR. ENNIS MRS. MCNEIL 6 UL BEST Il PES! MATH DEPT. J. K. MURPHY A. E. WILLIAMS J. R. RAINBOW ENGLISH DEPT. C. G. ENNIS B. B. JONES M. H. GEIGER V. R. BARFIELD TRADE DEPT. G. EDWARDS R. WILLIAMS NOT PICTURED: T. J. DUBLIN M. N. JONES F. S. MCLEAN 1-f A 'WN 'rw - -1. ..-ArhnmM.,.,,,wM W i 'wwf I R 7 V - E ik' A 1 ' xx I , 2 X , b .J x 0 f, J.. ' W M1 ,.,-f , Q' 'I 5 n I Xf I 1 1. 1 1LA' 3 ',',.1 ,. i ' 4 .94. ,II . LQ I A 4 ip. I L g f' X 'P' J Qu 1 'A --rs' t y 4 S-S 'i 'awk ' .V 1. MRS. A. P. FELDER -............--N ' ff if E , If . . i. V mm , J . . f a if Q ' fizi MISS W. E. JOYNER MRS. J. A. BRYANT MISS F. K. MCNEIL MISS N. L. SMITH MRS. K. JONES MRS. B. L. WILSON 8 -S., Wit ' Y MRS. M. L. I-IEARTLEY MRS. C. W. MCCOY SL... 0 4 MRS. A. O. SMITH MRS. E. R. DAVIS MRS. F. G. GIBBS I, . Am... 'f MRS. A. D. SANDERS -N-f ., w',,,.,..- 9 MRS. R. L. SMITH I 1 I 1 J A N s, ' :f f,.zf.' 'aff , , .W , f, ... ,EMM X V my TNQ .1 1 SUlv , ' I I U A MISS J. E. WATSON MISS E. A. BARNES ...- Y-J-,,. MRS. E. HARVEY L.:-.. 'W MISS R. I-I. GOODSON MRS. J. M. KEYES MRS. JACKSON MR. I-IEARTLEY MR. AVERY MR. LACEWELL MISS MITCI-INER MRS. REVELS 10 SENIORS Secretar Class Officers Y x Treasurer fn ff - , v -41 A 1 -.. s fl, Lois Avery Secretary Robert 'w President Edward Blackmon Benton V. President Gloria Smith Marvin Sanders 12 l . U AVERY, LOIS ANDERSON, JAMES gf-...... ik, A Q-J BARBOUR, ROXIE BELL, LYNWOOD BENTON, ROBERT CHRISTMAS, FLORINE P COX, ANGENETTE BLACKMON, EDWARD DENNING, JUANITA HOLDEN, MARGARET sa-J L DAVIS, CLARENCE HOLDER, GENEVA CI,-T K CLARK, GILMORE CI-IAPPELL, TI-IURMAN 14 3 wif' JOHNSON, LOIS EASON, ALLEN hyvfk ,Of-J 'GM 'Nquf' HOOKS, ELIZABETH DEW, DAVID -Lf-5 DUNN, MATTHEW KING, DELORES e-P wus -.,J X x W EASON, WILLIAM 15 LANGS TON MARIE FERRELL, JAMES LEWIS, LQUELLA MCCLAMB, EVELYN MITCHELL, CHARLES 2 Moon, PEGGY NIXON, MARSHALL l SANDERS, LINDA SAPP, DONZEIL .4 SANDERS, MARVIN REDDICK, JOHNETTA . A. - -- SANDERS , EVELYN 1 fbi. 17 SMITH, GLORIA SMITH, THOMAS STEVENS PATTIE STOKES, CHARLES wif ,B TURNER DORIS WATS ON, JULIA VINS ON, JAMES VINSON, LOUIS A? p05 pm www. 917' 531795-Q - f ,J WATSON CARL 'W' WILLIAMS, BETTIE wr, 18 A A WILLIAMS , WALTER HINES, CA TI-IER INE LL, F A WILLIAMS, JOYCE WATSON, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, JAMES 19 Class History In the year of 1958 a large group of space astronauts came to- gether to hold a very serious meeting, because they had heard that there were some good elements of Quality Education at Johnston County Training School. This group of young astronauts had heard so much about what it was like to travel through space that they decided 1959 would be a very good time to explore the universe. Approximately one hundred ten of us packed our bags and crowded into the space ship for our first trip into outer space. First, we stopped by Mars where we found a town called Freshmanite. Here we de- cided to take a nine months' rest. We had our leaders: Ivan Cox, President, Allen Eason, Vice -President, Dorothy Sellars, Secretary, Lynwood Bell, Treasurer, Angenette Cox, Reporter, and Joyce Wil- liams, Assistant Secretary, our guides were: Mrs. Watts, Miss Williams, Miss Bonner, Mr. Greene and Mr. Ennis. We were well represented in all of the various activities that took place on Mars. We enjoyed our trip to Mars and some of us liked it well enough to stay on while the majority of the astronauts con-. tinued on to Saturn, where we found a place called Sophomoreville. In Sophomoreville we lost four of our guides, they were replaced with two new guides, Miss Jones, Mr. Greene, and Mr. Murphy. Here we felt we should follow the planet's motto: Every Child a Chance. New leaders were elected: Peggy Moore served as President, Allen Eason, vice president, Joyce Williams, secretary, and Marvin Sanders, as treasurer. Lois Johnson was crowned Miss J.C.T.S., Jean Smith was crowned Miss N.H.A. and Johnetta Red- dick was crowned Miss Versatility. We realized that time was valuable so we left behind those who were not quite ready to leave and traveled on to Mercury. We 20 Class History landed in a town known as Juniorsburg. We lost another guide who was replaced by Miss Bonner. Our leaders were: Lynwood Bell, President, Edward Blackmon, vice president, Jean Smith, secretary, Joyce Williams, assistant secretary, Marvin Sanders, treasurer, and Peggy Moore, as reporter. During our stay on Mercury, we gave many dances. One was called the Roaring Twenties. To celebrate our start of the trip, Marian Williams was chosen, Miss Hawks Observer. Six of our astronauts were members of the National Honor Society. Then came the night everyone had been waiting for, the night of the Junior- Senior Prom. On April 28th every Junior was very proud to walk over the bridge into the elaborate Oriental Gardens. It was really a night never to be forgotten. We journeyed next to the Moon, where we stumbled on the great city of Senior Superiority. By this time we were all ready for busi- ness! Immediately we elected our leaders: Robert Benton, president, Marvin Sanders, vice president, Jean Smith, Corresponding secretary, Lois Avery, Recording secretary, and Joyce Williams, as treasurer. After electing our leaders we drew up plans for our senior year and carried them out accordingly. During our successful trip through space we owe our gratitude and thanks to our most wonderful faculty members and our devoted par- ents. With this combined interest, we have built the foundation for our future. Astronautic Historian--Peggy Moore 21 further to see Robert. Robert had just started his business but he was doing as well as could be expected for a beginner. Robert told me that I could find Edward Blackmon at the Royster Foundation for legal monopolies as the head accountant in Las Vegas. Boarding the plane for Las Vegas and finding my seat was no trouble at all. But who do you suppose I sat beside? None other than actor, David Dew. David and Italked all the way to Las Vegas and he gave me two complimentary tickets to his Broadway show that was premiering on the l2th of June. I finally arrived at my destination and went quickly to the Royster Foundation. When I entered, I was shocked, for the re- ceptionist was Louella Lewis. Louella led me to the next door and there I saw Ruby Barbour, Joyce George, Julia Watson, Elizabeth Hooks, Lucy McCullers and Lucy Sanders as typists. Louella then directed me to Edward's office. Edward was indeed surprised to see me for it had been too long since we had seen each other. Edward was very helpful to me for then he told me that Carl Watson was a well established businessman with a well-known insurance firm on Kilborne Street. Leaving Edward and the others I continued looking for my classmates. Entering the large building on Kilborne Street, I began to look for Carl's office. It wasn't very hard to find. As I entered the room I was shocked because the secretary behind the desk was Jean Smith. Jean and I talked until Evelyn Sanders entered to get some materials Talking to Jean and Evelyn was quite interesting because they told me that Minnie Monk, Peggy Moore, and Alice Watson were working at Charles' Restaurant and Motel as dietitians. So, leaving Evelyn and Jean, I walked down to the exclusive restaurant-motel. The girls were busy in the kitchen and I did not prolong my visit. Walking down James Street in Las Vagas, I passed an interesting beauty salon, SOUTHERN BEAUTY SALON. Realizing that the heat had caused my curls to droop, I decided to enter. Upon entering, I was amazed because before my very eyes stood Bettie Williams, Rox.ie Barbour and Geneva Holder. Geneva gave me a lovely style and I told her who I had seen on my journey and that now I was ready to return to New York. Boarding the plane from California, I found out that Clyde Lucas and Lawrence Winston were in charge. Imagine my life in Clyde and Lavvrence's hands! ! ! After taking my seat, I noticed that there were at least twenty men around me. Being as inquisitive as I am, I asked a young man what was going on and to my reply, he told me that the U.S. Sociology Association was having its annual meeting in New York. Reclining in my seat, I watched the men enter and to my sur- 23 Last Will and Testament We the class of 1962 of Johnston County Training School, town of Smithfield, county of Johnston, state of North Carolina, in healthy bodies, do make this our last will and testament. Article I To our Alma Mater, that we hold so dear, we bestow our appreciation and gratitude for the happy years that we have trooped together under her roof. Article II To our lovable faculty, we relieve them of the sorrow, disappointment, worry and sleepless nights that we have caused them. They have seen us through thick and thin, good times, bad tests and exams. Article III To the Juniors, we will a sense of responsibility, our senior dignity, and a senior sense of humor, in order that they may not be discouraged should they find that senior- life is not a bowl of cherries nor a World Fair. Article IV To the sophomores, our gratitude, our ability and love to progress as we have done around dear ole J.C.T.S. Article V To the Freshmen, we recommend courage, love and a greater faith in God. Article VI Angenette Cox, wills her seat in the senior class to Marshall Cox. Julia Watson, wills her ability to finish school to Charles Watson. Gloria Smith, wills her seat in the senior class to Emma Smith. Margaret Holder, wills her seat in the senior class to Phillip Samuel and Thurman I-lolden. Walter Barbour, wills his seat in the senior class to Jackie Barbour. Clyde Lucas, wills his love to Elaine Sanders. Edward Blackmon, wills his love to Vernell. Marvin Sanders wills his ability to finish school to Regina, and all his love to Ernestine Kent. Johnetta Reddick, wills her love to the Roland Stevens Family, and her family. Clarence Davis, wills his seat in the senior class to Charles Davis and his love to Virginia Richardson. Doris Turner, wi lls her seat in the class to John Turner, and her ability to finish school to Ronnie Gratharn. Robert Benton, wills his seat in the senior class to Phillis Forte. Alice Watson, wills her seat in the senior class to Sarah Jones. 25 Class Poem To the school we love so dear, We regret to leave you here Although our troubles have been few We'll cherish memories of you. To our parents your patience you have shown For you have never left us alone Your sacrifices are far from few But there is no way that we can thank you. To the principal and teachers too We will always remember you You, who have taught us in every way All the things we know today. To the underclassmen loving and true Hopes of success we leave with you And may you someday reach this goal That the seniors of '62 are seeking to hold. Each of us is on our way Hoping to reach success someday Our goal we have set so high We're determined to reach it by and by. Margaret Holden Walter Williams Class Song Tune: God of our Fathers I Dear training school, oh how we hate to go, But with our trust and faith in thee we must. Dear training school, your teachings we will hold And our memories will never grow old. II There is a space way in our hearts for you, Those who have been loving, kind and true. Those who have helped us each and every day In starting us on our successful way. III Even though we have to leave you now We shall return someday, somehow, And so we leave with tears in our eyes For we regret to say goodbye. Margaret Holden 27 Associate Editors Lynwood Bell, Gllrnore Clark Marvin Sanders, Joyce Williams, Walter Barbour, Johnetta Reddrck, Dons Turner, Delores Kmg Walter Wllllams, Lois Johnson, Jean Smith, Julia Watson 28 unior Class Vi fl. 1 WR' .Y Advisors: Mrs. V. R. Barfield Mr. Q. K. Wall Mr. T. J. Dublin CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Sylvia Rowland, Marjorie Mitchell, Carolyn Avery. STANDING: Ira Joyner and Alonza Lee. if 2 nail 511 wg, .55 f Q 29 ACTIVITIES 1015. QHAPTER National Honor Society Advisor: Mrs. C. G. E nis QW f I l gl ---W I Student Legislative Body Advisor: Mr. Q. K. Wall 32 E 1 gn Choral Club The purpose of the Choral Club is to create and maintain an inter- est in and a love for the best and beautiful in music by study, listening and performance. Directress: Mrs. F. S. McLean 33 sd-A-M ne -V 7' X Math Club P' Advisor: Miss A. E. Williams Lx Yfi, fl J Business Club Advisor: Mrs. M. B. McNeil 34 1 1 413 5' i X , V. , VZ: Aff gg 2 ,QV f 2 fa! A 'Tw 7 wiv: Q Ya ., . 343 .'i'Q,W-Q A'fi2A-r+T,- 'fe-' W ,Atv 4.. ,7 , As a part of the school act1v1t1es, we are fortxmate to have the I-losp1ta11ty Club These charming young lad1es are happy at all t1mes to rece1ve our guests and to act as our off1c1al recepuomsts and - Q Dramatics Club Advisor: Mrs. C. G. Ennis Mr. J. K. Murphy Press Club 41 Advisor: Mrs. V. R Barfield 37 t 'eg,SfWJ A , A Q ,A M Lynwood Bell Capt. Edward Blackmon Robert Benton R. Halfback f' V N ,-,:. K A d QQ - A l I is X I N JN, W .4 -H ' ' ,WA-',a,4,p, : +L W. 2' .. X .ami Xl ,- Seniors in Thomas Smith X ff Allen Eason 38 Action End Walter Barbour Carl Watson f,--V 1, T Football X , vrfm 0 I 9 A 8 A 'ff ' f! X Q Team 'A W 'k ,fxxm ' qw w .a K 11 L 4 'L Q A Y, x ,l . ' .. MMS. hJhG The Mighty Hawks 'wi Allen Eason SORRY ! CAMERA SHY! Mark Stevens Edward Lynwood Bell Blackmon Thomas Smith Basketball Team X Q 'J ' -I STANDING M C1 E n, Lee, R. Ennis Qcoachj. KNEELING: Frink, Smith, Blackmo F , x - 4 fz:......--V A , I 'l.a.......i.Q. -- --f -.....,.,, - Q ,, V- . A ' - ,mtl l C T S Promotes Sportsmanship n,B1 SENIOR FAVORITES Johnetta Reddick MOST DRAMATIC Johnetta Redd1ck BEST DANCER James Ferrell David Dew Jean Smith MOST ATHLETIC Edward Blackmon Joyce Williams MOST PLEASINC PERSONALITY- Marvin Sanders James Williams Wm Geneva Holder MOST BASI-IFUL Lawrence Winston Marie Langston BEST ALL AROUND Marvin Sanders Jean Smith MOST BUSINESSLIKE Marvin Sanders -.-..,, I J, X 1 S -.L - i Joyce Williams MOST LADYLIKE MOST GENTLEMANLIKE Gilmore Clark Joyce Williams MOST DEPENDABLE Walter Williams , -, ,., , ,. 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Il5' -...W FORMAL TRAVEL Jean Smith Edward Blackmon Delores Kmg fun.. -.4 HH-H 53 IF? f -9- w,5,52l' - James Anderson E.. SPORT 'w :fan Q- Q ,:V, S be 3 1 S, 'Ls ,. - M 'iivbf -+...,- 3 Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Carter, and Mrs. Matthews HEAD DIETICIAN Mrs. H. Carter if-J www 3 . fcW.xwA-4-K y ,A ADVERTISING 1 1- C L I x 1 S For a Complete Line of Dairy Foods Raleigh :if Oxford :ff Henderson 'ff Dunn Pl: Goldsboro North Carolina's Choice Since 1919 WOODARD'S MEN'S WEAR THE SMITHFIELD HERALD Your County Newspaper Outfitters for Men 8: Boys South Third Street Smithfield N.C , Smithfield N.C . Compliments of Congratulations HOOD BROTHERS PHARMACY Smithfield N .C . -J. E. GREGORY COMPANY Third Street S I S .--3 xt X Smithfield N .C . gmum FIELD FURNITURE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Home Furniture 8: Appl. Co. ,Hoff Talton's, Inc. G. S. Tuckers, Co. Moi: Johnston Cotton Co. Denning Furniture Co., Inc. 310703 Jones Brothers C ompliments B 8: R. Wilson, Inc. of Gardner Motors, Inc Williams Motor Co., Inc. Pippin Motors, Inc. Little's Pontiac, Inc. Buie Motors, Inc. SMITHFIELD Auromoans DEALERS JORDAN 8: HOLT, INC. SMITHFIELD T.V. Hardware CENTER Plumbing and Heating d Contractors Ben A. Baker, President Market Street Smithfield North Carolina Smithfield North Carolina Compliments ' of ROSE'S 5-10 8: 255i STORE i l I 1 -4 Mrs. Dorothy Allen Mr. Ronald E. Allen Miss Sylvia Atkinson Miss Estelle Austin Mrs. Beulah Avery Mrs. Clara Avery Mrs. Flora Barbour Mr. James Barbour Mr. 8zMrs. Lester Barbour Mr. CgZlVl.1'S. Lloyd Barnes Mr. 8zMrs. Joseph Bell Mrs. Sally Bell Miss L. M. Blair Mrs. Georgianna Blackmon Elder C. H. Boykin Mrs. Margie Buie Mrs. Janie Bunch Mrs. Ruth Bunch Miss Armatha Carroll Mrs. Hannah Carter Patrons Mr. 8zMrs. C. J. Hooks Mrs. Adell Hopkins Mr. William Howard Miss Doris M. Hull Elder Robert Johnson Mrs. Annie Lou Jones Mr. 8zMrs. Levi Jones Mr. Mr. Mrs 8:Mrs. Otis Christmas 8zMrs. James Clark . Margaret Clark Mrs. Rosa M. Clark Mr. George Cunningham Mrs. Florence Cox Mr. E. R. Davis Mr. 8zMrs. Willie Davis Mr. E. A. Dennson, Jr. Mrs. Louvenia Dew Mr. Thaddeus Dodd Mr. Johnnie Dublin Mr. Troy Dublin Mrs. Merdia Durante Mr. James Eason Mr. K. R. Edwards Mrs. Tessie Elliott Mr. 8zMrs. Reginald Ennis Mr. William Fredrickson Mr. 8zMrs. Joe Franklin Mrs. F. G. Gibbs . Effie Grantham Mrs. Mrs Mr. Marjorie Grantham Preston Grantham Miss Rosalind H. Goodson Mrs. Emma Hamilton Farmer's Hardware Mr. Henry Harris Mrs . Esther Holden Miss Eleanor King Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. E. G. Lamberth Penella Lane Marie Langston Joe Lassiter 8zMrs. Mack Lassiter, Jr. John Lynn C. W. McCoy Elizabeth McCoy 8zMrs. John W. McLean Justin McNeil Sgt. T. McMasters Mrs. Josephine Matthews Miss Dorothy L. Mitchell Mr. J. J. Mitchell Mr. 8zMrs. Willie Mitchell Miss Willena E. Mitchener Mr. 8cMrs. H. F. Palmer Mr. Leamon L. Parker Mrs Mr. Mrs. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs. Mr. Mr. Sgt. Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs. Mr. Virginia Peacock Walter Raiford Sallie Richardson Ruth Revells Marvin Rogers Hoover Royal Dollie Sanders Earlene Sanders 8:Mrs. Elbert Sanders Edward O. Sanders 8cMrs. Herman Sanders Jack Sanders Joe Sanders Nathaniel Sanders Pauline Sanders Richmond L. Sanders Miss Rosalene Sanders Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Walter Sanders Roosevelt Simms Olean Simpson A. O. Smith Alice Smith Bernice Smith Mrs. Carrie Smith Mrs. Hattie Solomon Mr. Roland Stevens Mrs. Anna Stewart Rev. D. S. Suber Mr. Johnnie Tomlinson Mrs. Millie Tomlinson Mrs. Della Toole Mr. Willie deVaughn Miss Iona Vinson Mr. Buddy Watson Mrs. Carolyn Watson Mr. Charlie B. Watson Mr. George Watson Mr. Edward Watson Mrs. Leslie Watson Mrs. Letha Watson Miss Louella Watson Mrs. Mamie Watson Mr. Ralph Watson Mrs. Rose L. Watson Miss Sara Watson Mr. Thomas Watson Mr. John Wells Mr. John A. White Miss Ardesial E. Williams Mrs. Beadie Williams Mr. Clarence Williams Mr. David Williams Mr. Donzell Williams Mr. Edward Williams Mrs. Emma Williams Miss Eveline Williams Mr. Ezra Williams Mrs. Grace Williams Miss Lena Williams Mrs. Lottie Williams Mrs. Mazie Williams Mrs. Marzella Williams Miss Mildred Williams Mrs. Bettina Smith Wilson Mr. W. M. Wright Mrs. Amie Womack Mr. James Words Mr. J. L. Wood Mrs. Lucretia Zola Mrs. Cora A. Boyd 59 AutographS fin 114' .......,.,. Y 7 I I I I I I I I I I I I I P 1 H H fi I I H ll s 4' :Y w I 1 K 1 I Y 1 x 1 E v I l I ij 1 5 X lp 1 L ' 4 Myth: IU v S H-. Q 'J . 2 U' x 1.3 t , I' 41 i I xg 4- s. sb J A 1 1---5 2 , , Q.. X. V 1 ,fg,iw,yq.j1 4' Q -a f' W,-M mqalfr. X, I., 4- , 'W 'q-L 4 P fnfgxjq fl 'N' '-.., if ,'-.4M.,1,.... NM., ,MY , ' ' rw, E 2 1 f- 19' x ' Q ' al . Cl! -v xv. , , 'wr 5-026 'lm figibfwv ' S G M if +- 'ff-vb SX ,-, Tv Ev' Wu- 'Ld' .1 X 1 1 ff., F5 '3' ff - f1 i'3f 'lEi5'9Hs' X ,':?l .Q 5, 4-fi -1 . A' H wJ . 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