Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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Now as they all happened, We've recorded each treasure, And when we have finished, You can read them with pleasure mx. 3 , BOARD OF E DLICATIDN 8 JUNIORQ 46 ADMINISTRATION 9 FACULTY IO SENIORS I 7 I SOPHOMORE9 60 ORGANIZATIONS O77 FINE ARTS IO ACTIVITIES 9 I SPORTS II 7 FEATURES ISI 5 11 , , , . 1 1, 1 -1 , 'lfify ,, A4 ' 1 ff 1 vo 1 W ' 'G' 1' 4 -, 1 ' 51. , -xiii V111111 ,.,.a-W1 T 2. 1 1 . .-igm a EW 1 15 M . NP' 1111 'fmt I' '1 'I . .1 ,Jw , '- lLQl!1', 1 1 1 U9 ' 4 1 if 1. WT 19 1.1. ' 1 su , , ,fix 5 -L 11159, . ,, P i1 iZfE5'ih 1111 . ft- ,' x N. '51 ,. -.fiqfgs ., 1-fg 2: ggrhflqg ff?-15: ' 'IVAN' ? 5, ig'--1131 211 Z Q. L' 1 .. S., We 39114 1' I 1 11 11- 5.1 51. f1i1n.1' f 4 1 , 1 sg-111'g5i1fg, 423 Mg 1,11 ,il 45+ 13 KMJ 'nf A UU 1 :Wx , ,X X1 A 2 F 11 4 .7121 Q 111, JF? 'il 1- ...L 1. r 1mm 5 ' Q 11,2-1urgilk..!4u...g-EE'Yu.m1u.e1z,1..pkL.w 1 7 W ADMINEJEAT FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Mr. Roby Fretwell, Principal Mr. Franklin Stone Mr. Robert Hawthorne Superintendent of Schools 8 Vice Principal BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. R. L. Krueger President M .w. A. L T ogan Mr. v. D. snuck Mr. C. Hanlin Mr. W. L. Huiskamp Dr. R. H. Bowlin Mr. J. Keidaisch 9 Mis s Ballance Guidance Physical Education Mrs. Beard Mr. Boshart Instrumental Music Mr. Bradbury Biology World History Chemistry Mr. H. M. Beuerman Miss Brainard Chemistry Librarian Mr. Bouton Miss Conner English Stenography Speech Clerical Practice Typing Mr. Cook Spanish Mr. Critelli English Mr. Crosswhite Math Analysis Mr. Dawkins Art Mr . Dauenbaugh Mathematics Mr. Dawson English Latin Mr. Easte 1-day Guidance English Mrs. Irene Evans English 11 Mrs . Leone Evans Typing Homemaking Mr. Gilson English Mr. Gowing American History Coach Mr. Hawthorne Assistant Principal Advanced Algebra Mrs. Haas English Guidance Miss Hieronyrnus Vocal Music Mr. Hufford Geography Physical Education Coach Mr. Ross Jones World History Coach 12 Mr. R. W. Jones Driver Education Mr. Lockett Modern Problems Coaches' Assistant Miss Mathews Mis s Maxwell Hornemaking English Mr. Meeks Physical Education American History Mr . McCullough Biology Mechanical Drawing Physical Education Metal Shop Mr. Megchelsen Mr. Mulford Mechanical Drawing Typing Wood Shop Miss Nancolas Mr' Schmaqeke Salesmanship Practical Science General Mathematics St h enograp Y Athletic Director Aoi' 'T 2, 'W-Q. G A Mr. Peters Bookkeeping Mr. Spohnheimer Business Law Adva.ncedA1gebra. Coach Solid Geometry Mr. Streeter Plane Geometry Coach rze PERSONNEL La Q Y COOKS: Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Hyatt, Mrs. Howren, Mrs. Cheeser, Mrs. Danley, Mrs. Grogan, Mrs. McGraw. JANITORS: Mr. V. Welker, Mr. H. Davis, Mr. W. Leggett, Mr. Betty Head, Office Secretary E. Driscoll, Mr. G. Collins. 15 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President---Joe Winkleman Vice President---JoAnn Ames Secretary---Barbara Getz Treasurer---Marlene Brown 16 W semmzs Linda Altmaier Joan Ames Jerrv Amon .Terry Arnold Ralph Barnes 1 Roger Bauer 18 Marlys Beaudine Geraldine Bellamy Don Bevering W Judy Biddenstadt Ron Bode George Bolton ROBPYY' Pmnvd Tnvr-n Rrnrkplehnro Bill Briggs Marlene Brown Barbara Buchele Phyllis Buckner Sharon Burgess l . , . 2.0 . . XI-nw-n11-un Tlui-lov Jlnq Cal-rlck Barbara Curfman June Curfmaxi NX :MB x - K Na? Syiii' ' Lg: fi? 1: M- w'F,:. X Garnet Daggs Beate Danckert Carol Davis f A,..,.lA 11,-.Yin fl-xv-.Y T1-.vin Sue Dresser Susan D1-oe - 1 Richard Dunn Howard Eddleman Bonnie Elder Z4 .Tovce Elder Lee Elizer :iff X S Linda Flambeau W Jane Ensminger XX Q Gary T,-wx, E'..:,x.. Q22 ffl? Nancy Evans e 4 , iiaiszggqbs - ..: X' f Foulkes Richard Fretwell ir: ....:,-:- Eu... Shirley Fryer Pat Gammon Barbara Getz Mike Gilbert Geoffrey Goetz Craig Guy Harold Hagmeier -5 ,Nm ig: . 1 Nancy Hall Edith I-Iamelton Carol Happs Tav-vu L1-.1-An 'AAQLQ T-I-lv-flu Glenda Harker Walter Harmon Gloria Harter Bob Hartrick Bruce Hayden -- . . . an 1- Y, Pat Hester Joan Hiserote Jerry I-Ioehle Sandra Hoffstatter Martha Hollingsworth William Holton Z9 Nancy Horner Veronica Houston Sandra Howard John Howell Beverly Humphrey Glenda Hurd Jim Hurlbert 30 DOn1fxa Huston ' If ' K Ski-2Kf2?!i Gordon Huston Rosemary Hyatt J Janice James Eric Johnson Gary Johnson Bernard Johnson 31 Mike Jones David Joyce Mike Kaiser Albert Keppel Patsy Kingsbury Sue Kluxdal Mike Krebill 32 Betty Kruckow Sally Krueger Sandy Leftwich Jerry Leimer 5 Judy Lindne r Penny Lloyd Barbara Loeffler 33 Sharon Lofton Ralph Lorentzen Sharon Marvin Roger Mason Jerry Maxwell Catherine McDevitt Marcia McDevitt 34 Michael McDevitt Marc Mears 7.x Carl McKenzie Carolyn MCMahan Kenneth Merideth Jim Merrick David Millspaugh John Morris Edward Mullen Judy Muntz Myrna Murphy nw , 11 - 'IL - .. -- . Harold Noe Judy Nye Carol Oliver Robert Oliver Leslie Parish i Gloria Parson 37 Harold Peterson Roger Peterson John Powell Elizabeth Price Sharon Proctor Eddle Rader vfmqi-el. ,, , f, - w:f+f.:1. , ,, - ,fog Mix Lois Reed LaVerne Riddle Richard Riley Jean Roberts Larry Robertson Pat Rogers Jean Rorabaugh Larry Schevers Sally Schneider Joanne Scott ii? Craig Shilling Steve Sinotte Joyce Smith Linda Smith s if . ig ffffi'f5!zl 1222555554 Q . . 5,55 55' E5 4 Roberta Smith Omega South Judy South Doris Steffen Larry Stice Norma Stowe Donald Summers 1 1 .-.-. . v N. . Sharon Thorn Ron Townsend .Vx I o xi n 3 n. wp ' , Connie Underwood David Van Ausdall Marsha Van Dever Shirley Varner Vernon Varner 43 Jeff Vermazen Chris Walker Bonnie Washburn Larry Watson Rita Willis Kay Wellington Gary West Pam Willoughby 44 Sharon Wilson Sherry Colleen Wilson Joe L V' 'f lx 1 I , Y Connie Wiss Dale Wyatt K K A ' Karen Young LaT1'Y Young Winkelman Christine Yarrington 45 Tom Youngg ren JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President--Bob Coovert Vice President--Bart Brown Secretary--Cassie Shively Treasurer--Bob Laubersheimer 46 W JUNIORS Don Anderson Dan Anderson Freda Arnold Sandy Anderson Joyce Bell Jacquelyn Baxta' Sylvia Bear Jlm Bevard Jeni Blddenstadt Sue Betts Betty Best ,wwe Jack Bender Mary Jo Boyle Bart Brown Barb Chance Joyce Conn Carole Clark Jerry Cook Neoma Clark Ji m Burkholder E . 12 Duane Cloud L ,Q Barbara Carter Tom Cockrell Kenny Davis Alyce DeJ0ng Bob Coovext Bob Cruze Karen Davis 1. W f F91 5? ' ' 'Eifibf?'i?U?wi f2.f13vwEgE2gwga?gr.' A mek? 4? 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Richard Farm Pam French Kent Frey 2 I 5 5, Louise Gibson Amy Green Karen Hanan Mike Hanlin Janet Gilbert Karen Griffith Terry Glasgow Nila Haage 5 l Craig Gammon Connie Graf muff Floyd Hamelton Ken Hammel Mike Gammon Victor Gray Loretta Harvey Jo Ann Harman Carolyn Higgins Ronnie Hemingway Gary Haase Alice Hilt John Hiller Lee Horst Judy How ard Merle Horner 5 2 Linda Hodges s.ms:xx Ronnie Hinman Carolyn Hudson Torn Humble Marsha Jameson Tom Janssen 17 in Ronnie Hutcherson I Sharon Hutchins Jerilyn Jobe Linda Johnson Randy Knapp Bob Laubersheimer Cecilia Kelly Ji m Kensett 5 3 John Jobe Tom Kem Sharon Hershaw x Linda Jobe iix :Ai Jim Lemon Althe a Merrick Carolyn Leggett 9 vs , - Bob Ioeffler Nancy Littleton Gary Lovell Terry Lovell Pete Nepote Mary Lou Nlcol Bob Naggs Mary Morgan Mary Milligan Rita Noe George Noel UUE Joann O'B1eness ,ami Pat Peterson Janet Roberts Richard Roberts Scott Oliver Lucy Pond iw Susan Othmer Judi North Gary Patton Bruce Randall Carol Reeves Betty Rite: Jon Notestein r 2 ' X Marilyn Perkins Bill Ruester Robert Schmidt Tom Roberts Richard Schmidt Karl Shaffer Cassie Shively Kris Saar Eine Seitz Richard Rush Bill Se arsen Roger Rumb augh Bob Seabold Patty Singleton Barb Spring Shirley Stephenson Tom Stone Jerry Standley Sandy Stark Harriet Svendson Paul Van Ausdall Hank Varner Carol Taylor f 'wmv , imxwsnwswfml Roger Storms Carolyn Theiss 57 Sandra Stump linda Thornton Donna Trogdon 5 Joyce Summers Judy Wear Ihrilla Whitebre ad Joy Wear Ann Wharton Carol Wmn M1ke Wnm Tina Westermeyer Ward Williams WWC: Q: 'max w A g l Ruth West Ken Williams y Esther West Keith Williams Diane Wolfmeyer Doug Wood Shirley Wyatt Jim Young Q Norman Woods Chuck Wright Louise Young Mark Younggren SOPHS CLASS OFFICERS President: Rick Bowers Vice-President: Ed Brown Secretary: Patty Williams Treasurer: Guy Calhoun 60 CK j sovuomolzes Dessie Bird Sandy Black Peggy Barton Jghn Bgone Mike Bloom Lar ry B eaty Ed Brown Mary Boudewyn Terry Brown Nancy Bowen Lonnie Bryant 62 Shirley Sontrager Rick Bowers 5ii::,:r.-5 N311 U 5':z:'ff'itLlz.i1i,fl'sfN:fV5 rifizzir i 1 2 ' i iz - 1 ,. .f,2,x3,, ,f-.fs fxyzj: lj az 1 mais! -- lgij ' sg-1 1-as , X wr, ,, , ww : . l QgfVirA1.:s,lk -2' 3 1. . 'ii 'I 'Wfezr - B f 23, ' ' ,- 'pgs' ' f'. .gr . Richard Bell Jo Bonser J eanette Bratcher Craig Bullis Wayne Burress Joyce Buckner Sus1e Burress Guy Calhoun Dave Camp Nancy B ryant Sina Burgher .tiki-Qhx Pat Burgess Reta Burns Karen Burrows Deisy Cabrera George Chance 63 Gary Bush Jim Campbell Mike Carr Mary Conn Frances Cooper Bill C unningham Mike Conn Dick Copeland Kathy Danford H elen Chanc ellor Torn Cook Sherry Coppler Shelia Dart 64 Lester Clark Marilyn Coop R onald Courtney Ronnie Clark Charles Cooper Beverly Craig John Davis Janie Davis Patty Davis Bob Daughters Nellie Davis D. Charles Denholm Barbara lmond Herb Dochterman Tina Dunagan Barbara Ealey 1 6 5 Nancy Davis Barbara Dietsch Dick Dunn Judy Davis Roger Derr - J - a 1, Geo rgianr, Dunn Julie Fallon Sandy Feldman Dave Elmore Lani F0Ste1' Larry Fellows Rick Engle l i Jim Evans Ella Fouts 'r Roger Flambeau Jack Hall Charle s Ham elton Jan et Gi pe David Goetz Carol Florie Joyce Hamelton 66 Bob Gundy YQ Ruth Haskins D eanna Harlow Linda Ham elton Janet Hayden Kathy Hawkins B111 H1 g gms v . R Kar en Hawkins Toni Heule R Joe Helenthal Leroy Howren Judy Hayden Sharon Holmes John Hodges Mark Humble 67 Karen Huff Bill Hoyt Mike Inman Mary Jardine ,'Fvw,,, Jim Irvin Karen Huston Mary Jairl Gary Johnson Jeffrey Jeffers Kathy Joyce Sharon Huston Bill Hyatt Barbara Jobe Paula James Jonell Jobe Ty., Dave Jannings Carla Keller 68 Carol Johns Bob Kennedy Janice Lee Ellen Loring Audrey Kelly Corky Leake Pat Loeffler Kennith Kelley Bob Kline Nan Lockett Cynthia Majo rs 69 R onald Kink eade Lois Lindner W 5 Elda. Lovingfo s s Geo rge Keppel Phyllis Lichtenberg Larry Loring Juana Martinez Joyce McCready Jim Mallon Karen Merierotto Barbara McCullough T uawana Miller Jack Meister Em ory Milligan Joe Merideth Barbara Mardis ,F 1 Y Ed McGraw Linda. Martin Cheryl M erierant Joyce Montgomery 70 Susan Merrick Ronald Meyers Carmen Moore Fred Morris 'S x k - 'gffj I 5 it-.XM-JN., ,j1.?.......L.... ,,.....H-f 1-a.........u-.,, -P' .uf-.i..,.,.,,,.,Qg.. Dwight Nelson Gariann Moore Jim Nelson Ed Nelson Betty Ove rhuls er David O'Blenes s Ruthann Oliver Floyd Payne Cynthia Page Joyce Pezley Tony Peters Kathy Printy 7 1 Pat Pott e r Jim Platte ,af L Sandy Randall Roger Reeves Edna Protzm an Bruce Ross Ron Robinson Tom R alya Janet Randall Do rothy Sacfield 'I' ony R ua rk Melvm Sa pp Sandy Ruester Judy Romes Patty Rush Lmda Schevers 72 Kent Ros encrans Rebecca Ryland Richard Sim ps on Judy Swanson Eugene Thoman .Toe Scott Sandy Stice Carrie T estman Dixie Schneider Bill St ebbings Shirley T em pleton Ken Touhey ,iz-uXV:ggg:-1 v, ...lxlvigggigtkg-figs i'f?:M?3r 'omg 51 S rg f --ETEESST f ,S ' L 51- wi i .,, 3,iLEfW -- ' 'f i if Vbvii ' 1 Z .Jef I ,ilfzfglgoggg . ' J S .. -1223255 ' 'A Z' K L, 5:2 I Em iff, ,yy Carrie Smith Melvin Taylor Linda Thom ps on Judy Skinner Sandy Swift Larry Thompson Carla Van Ausdall Richard Van Dever Marjorie Townsend Jean Waters Ethel Varner Gloria Woods Keith Welch Sharon Worrell Ricky Tuck Barbara Van Ausdall Patty Williams La.N ell Wright Joyce Varner Che ryl Wilson Dave Walker Martha Wils on Lynn W 1-1 ght Ann Wustrow Bob Young 2 . QQQ 55.61, Virginia Wyatt Doretta. Young 75 Brenda Young ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL M. Brown, D. Camp, T. Evans, K. Shaffer, M. Kearns, B. Ruester, Mr. Dauenbaugh QSPOHSOFI, B. Hartrick, J. Jobe, G. Calhoun, K. Merideth, J. Vermazen, J. Smith, M. Mears, P. Davis, N. Lockett, Mr. Hawthorne, B. Carter, J. Waters, J. Romes, J. Swanson, B. Danckert, J. Howard. LITTLE S1X ADVISORY COUNCIL: G. Goetz, J. Muntz, G. We st, H. Svendsen, T. Roberts. 78 TORCH CLUB FRONT ROW: G. Goetz QV. Pres.j, P. Willoughby QSec.j, B. Getz QPres.J, T. Kern QTreas.j, SECOND ROW: J. Ames, K. Young, N. Evans, S. Betts, S. Stump, R. Willis, J. Farris, C. Davis, J. Muntz, C. Walker, C. Oliver, C. Underwood, S. Proctor, C. Yarrington, THIRD ROW: J. Fries, J. Biddenstadt, L. Altmaier, B. Carter, L. Evans, J. Bell, J. Howard, H. Svendsen, M. Van Dever, S. Schneider, P. Kingsbury, FOURTH ROW: L. Reed, S. Hoffstatter, J. O'Bleness, C. Shively, J. Wear, J. Wear, P. French, J. Winkelman, M. Mears, J. Leimer, K. Merideth, T. Stone, FIFTH ROW: J. Jobe, B. Seabold, J. Notestein, R. Knapp, T. Roberts, B. Ruester, C. Wright, L. Elizer, M. Kaiser, S. Sinotte, R. Fretwell, R. Bauer. THIN. IIOIICX Y un ux 1 1 FZ - - WP If Students are elected to membership in Torch Club by the faculty and fellow members ac- cording to leadership, scholarship, service, and character. One of the active organizations at K. H. S., it is affiliated with the National Honor Society. The staff of the yearbook is chosen from Torch Club membership. Striving to give K. H. S. the best Comment possible, the Torch Club has sponsored many projects such as dances and a chili supper. 79 BI PHI CHEM FRONT ROW: M. Mears QV. Pres.j, L. Elizer QPres.J, P. Willoughby fSec.l, J. Leimer fTreas.l, C. Walker, S. Proctor. SECOND ROW: P. Kingsbury, R. Evans, R. Knapp, R. Storms, D. Camp, S Sinotte, J. Winkelman, T. Kern, B. Hartrick, K. Merideth. THIRD ROW: S. Stump, C. Theiss, M. Krebill, E. Mullen, M. Kaiser, R. Fretwell, T. Stone, D. Riley, J. Merrick, Mr. Beuerman. FOURTH ROW: J. North, S. Betts, J. Bell, E. Seitz, M. Bloom, R. Bauer, B. Naggs, G. Goetz, D. Joyce, R. Nelson, J. Morris. Bi Phi Chem is the science club of K. H. S., and its name is derived from the three science courses offered. Members contribute to the Science Fair, which is held annually, and endeavor to promote interest in science among the student body. After being elected to membership according to his science interest, each new member is required to make a report on any phase of science. 80 F. T. A. FRONT ROW: K. Young, S. Betts, C. Davis, L. Evans, R. Willis. SECOND ROW: L Smith, M. J. Boyle, A. DeJong, J. Bell, D. Wolfmeyer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bradbury QSponsorl, C. Theiss, L. Johnson, S. Dresser, S. Wyatt, R. Burns, L. Hodges, A. Merrick, K. Hawkins, E. Loring, J. Howard, S. Merrick. The Future Teachers of America meet on the first Tuesday of every month. During their meetings they try to promote interest in the teaching profession by watching films and having speakers on various subjects. They have an annual initi- ation banquet and attend a district meeting in Des Moines. They also travel to various colleges to observe teaching methods. 81 M A LPHA TH ETA - MATHEMATICS cLuB FRONT ROW: J. North, S. Betts, D. Wolfrneyer, R. Willis, P. Kingsbury, C. Underwood, P. Willoughby. SECOND ROW: B. Seabold, J. Jobe, B. Randall, R. Knapp, M. Kaiser, S. Sinotte, J. Leirner. THIRD ROW: E. Mullen, R. Storms, M. Mears, J. Winkelman. FOURTH ROW: B. Ruester, C. Wright, L. Elizer, R. Fretwell, K. Merideth. USHERS AND DOORMEN FRONT ROW: J. Davis, J. Templeton, D. Huston, K. McDevitt, J. North, S. Wyatt, S. Merrick. SECOND ROW: S. Betts, A. Merrick, K. Huff, S. Bear, L, Wright, M. McDevitt, V. Wyatt, C. Davis, L. Johnson. THIRD ROW: C. McKenzie, R. Evans, D. Wyatt, D. Bev- ering, E. Thornan, J. Davis, J. Hodges. 8 Z SAFETY CLUB FRONT ROW: A. DeJong QSec.l, K. Hawkins QV. Pres.J, S. Bear lPres.J, P. Van Ausdall QV. Pres.l, S. Betts QTreas.l. SECOND ROW: C. Theiss, S. Stump, R. Wil- lis, C. Whitebread, J. Roberts, C. Davis, J. Curfman, B. Curfman. THIRD ROW: C. Clark, L. Evans, J. Davis, J. Meye, J. Bell, R. Noe, K. Hanan. FOURTH ROW: P. Lloyd, L. Altmaier, L. Smith, B. Riter, K. Griffith, D. Fellows, J. Harmon, Mr Jones. FIFTH ROW: D. Anderson, W. Harmon, F. Morris, R. Dunn, C. McKenzie, L. Polson, B. Ruester, M. Gilbert. Working with the Jaycees and the City Council of Safety, the Safety Club is an organization serving not only the high school, but the entire community. Although their main project has been the encouragement of students to participate in the annual Road-e-o, the members of Safety Club also compile material and work to- ward the improvement of fire drills, the placement of stop signs in the city, and many other projects. The mirror near the bulletin board on the main floor was placed there by the Safety Club with the hope that it would improve the appearance of K. H. S. students. 83 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE N.F.L. FRONT ROW: C. Walker, R. Willis, J. North, C. Yarrington, P. Willoughby, J. Muntz, C. Oliver, P. Kingsbury, S. Proctor, J. Nye. SECOND ROW: J. Wear, J. Wear, M. VanDever, P. Davis, P. Lichtenberg, E. Seitz, E.Hame1ton. THIRD ROW: S. Sinotte, R. Knapp, M. Kaiser, B. Stebbings, D. Joyce, L. Elizer, B. Ran- dall. FOURTH ROW: K. Frey, B. Ruester, J. Winkelman. TW 69,592 e -If V 12611 Vg D Station K.H.S. 5 'L 55 3 X00 C ea? obv' Coach? 84 Are you sure, Tom? Illegal extemp-- Breakmg the news To Ah come on, Stone--STOP Ya don't say! lHumorous dec .J Y-9 xxx Consultahon That's more like it. Now I get it. Guess who's going to win! 85 Interp troubles VARSITY CHEERLEADERS C. Underwood, K. Wellmgton, J. Brackelsberg, J, Ames SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS P.Wi11iams, J. Romes, N. Lockett, L. Schevers, K CLUB FRONT ROW: S. Miller, J. Goetz, J. Winkelman, C. Conn, B. Johnson, M.Han1in, P. Gam- mon. SECOND ROW: B. Coovert, J. Amon, H. Peterson, M. Jones, T. Roberts, T. Janssen. THIRD ROW: M. Kearns, K. Shaffer, J. Hoehle, J. Carrick, C. Guy, D. Riley, K. Williams, Young. FOURTH ROW: T. Glasgow, T. Evans, M. Mears, B. Holton, G. West, J. Notestein, Vermazen. S Q At present the lettermen's club is in the process of drawing up a new constitution. The purpose of the organiza Ssxgngz tion is to promote and support athletics at Keokuk Senior g,.N,eq' High. The officers are: pl., ga Jeff Vermazen--President Bill Holton--Vice President 1 0 K Terry Evans--Sec.-Treas. I QE' 2 Craig Guy--Sgt. at Arms EK Q Q Q .A ig 88 L J G. R. A. . ...Ql- FRONT ROW: L. Altmaier, C. Davis, B. Curfman, J. Curfman, J. Scott, J. Lindner, J. Templeton, J. Biddenstadt, R. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Mulligan, L. Thornton, R. West, S. Dresser, J. Pezley, C. Clark, J. Fries, A. Wharton. THIRD ROW: R. Noe, N. Squires, J. Bown, B. Dresser, J. Swanson, M. Jardine, M. Brown, S. Templeton, G. Bellamy. FOURTH 'ROW: S. Anderson, J. Davis, C. Smith, K. Griffith, J. Hiserote, J. Guild, F. Arnold, D. Cab- rera, J. Biddenstadt. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: C. Clark, J. Templeton, J. Fries, K. Young, J. Pezley, S. Templeton, M. Spiker, D. Cabrera, S. Leftwich, V. Butler, S. Neiswanger, P. Dawson. SECOND ROW: B. Van Ausdall, J. Elder, G. Bellamy, J. Randall, S. Coppler, J. Biddenstadt, S. Feldman, M. McDevitt, M. Brown, J. Biddenstadt, C. Page, B. Curfman, J. Curfman, S. Wilson, K. McDevitt, L. Altmaier. R. Noe. THIRD ROW: J. Hayden, L. Wright, J. Lindner. 89 i M ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING QUEEN .TOY WEAR Joan Ames was Homecoming Queen for 1959. The attendant chosen by the Junior Class was Joy Wear, and the Sophomores chose Shirley Bontrager. Joan was chosen by the entire student body. 92 SHIRLEY BONTRAGER 5 5 ,,, . W as - M , QS, cg 42- J ,B db H Q? I fun' JP' F? WcLl-Wu' G a ' 13 I 31 9 M L A ,W Eco? Mggwk X oMx,Q,Q5g39jKU512x D 5 9 9 1 M it W PRINCESS WINTER AND JACK FROST -...v , V W., J' Jim Thompson and Sandy Howard were elected Jack Frost and Princess Winter by the student body. The winners were announced at the annual Jack Frost Formal. 94 95 0 K! LJ- QQ. 7 x N0 ff .Lxibf :H 5 Q I9 Q 'B S4 6 n.g...Win D 9+ 100 AUTOGRAPHS W FINE ARTS THESPIANS will-fs Im ' gussnfsgh FRONT ROW: C. Walker, P. Kingsbury, L. Elizer, J. Muntz. SECOND ROW: C. McKenzie M. Brown, R. Fretwell, P. Willoughby, J. Leimer, Mr. Critelli fSponsorJ. THESPIAN RESERVES FRONT ROW: D. Wood, K. Meierotto, S. Proctor, M. Kaiser. SECOND ROW: T. Wester- meyer, L. Evans, S. Merrick, S. Stump. 104 0NE FOOT IN HEAVEN Mr. Spence . . Mrs. Spence . . . . Rev. Frazer Spence Hartzell ....... Eileen . . Letty . . Molly . . Ronny . . Louise ..,. Maria .... . Mrs. Sandow . . Major Cooper . . Mrs. Digy .... Mrs. Jellison . . . Mrs. Cambridge . . Dr. Romer .... Georgie ........ Bishop Sherwood . . Richard Fretwell Susan Merrick Bob Kennedy Jack Hall Karen Meierotto Barbara .Tobe Marlene Brown Ronald Kindaide Chris Walker Deisy Cabrera Judy Muntz Lee Elizer Lynn Evans Marsha VanDever Paula James Jerry Leimer Craig Bullis Roger Bauer ALL SCHOOL PLAY GlDGET GIDGET . . . LARUE . . . MAI-MAI . . . . BARBARA . , .. BUFF ........ . STELLA ...... MOONDOGGIE . . THE KAHOONA . STINKY ...... MALIBU MAC . . LORD HATHAWAY DON PEPE .... HOTSHOT . . .. . GOLDEN BOY . . GAME WARDENS .. EXTRAS ...,,, Patsy Kingsbury Barbara Jobe Kathy Danford Kathy Hawkins Pam Willoughby Karen Meierotto Dick Fretwell Steve Sinotte Mike Kaiser Bud Brown Lee Elizer Doug Woods Ray Fellows Larry Loring Carl McKenzie Bn Jerry Leimer Chris Walker 81 Marcia Van Dever 106 BAND QUEEN Q 'i Members of the K. H. S. band voted Shirley Varner as Band Queen. Shirley plays the flute in the band. 107 CONCERT BAND FRONT ROW: C. Taylor, C. Majors, J. Varner, K. Huff, D. Wolfmeyer, S. Varner, J. Bell, A. DeJong, P. Willoughby. SECOND ROW: M. Kaiser, B. Carter, C. Bullis, C. Whitebread, C. Davis, B. Riter, N. Bowen, S. Stice, M. Van Dever, G. Moore, J. North. THIRD ROW: S. Stump N. Bryant, P. French, B. Cunningham, R. Rush, C. Kelly, B. Hoyt, C. Theiss, G. Chance, J. Jeffers, R. Byrns, G. Woods, A. Kelly, J. Boone, H. Svendsen. FOURTH ROW: C. Baxter, R. Kinkeade, J. Hall, J. Hodges, R. Clark, B. Hyatt, M. Bloom, S. Bontrager, L. Evans, T. Ruark, M. Hardy, D. Carnp, J. Leimer, R. Fretwell, R. Willis, C. Moore, R. Roberts, P. Van Ausdall, R. Hutcherson, C. McKenzie, B. McCullough, R. Dunn. FIFTH ROW: J. Waters, L. Watson, G. Johnson, B. McKay, J. Havden. Mr. Boshart QDi1-ectorl. BAND STAFF FRONT ROW: R. Willis, H. Svendsen, P. Willoughby, 108 M. VanDever. SECOND ROW: L. Elizer, T. Stone, G. Chance, R. Dunn, M. Hardy, M. Dougherty, L. Watson. Kaiser, B. Carter, C. Bullis, C. Baxte CORNET QLIINTET Willis, T. Ruark, D. Camp, J. Leimer, retwell. . l5i X H23 CLARINET QUARTET 1' . 10 FLUTE QUARTET P. W111oughby, C. Taylor, A. DeJon J. Bell. RYTHMAIRES FRONT ROW: P. Willoughby, A. DeJong, C. Bullis, M. Kaiser, H. Svendsen, C. McKen- zie, R. Dunn. SECOND ROW: L. Elizer, L. Watson, J. Leimer, R. Fretwell, D. Camp, T Ruark. The Rythmaires are the school dance band and are chosen from the K. H. S. bandby its director. Practicing before school every Monday, they play for proms and school dances in the tri-state area. 110 A CAPPELLA CHOIR . , , gi... 5' - Q. - :-,1 w FRONT ROW: C. Yarrington, J. Fallon, P. Kingsbury, S. Lofton, J. Howard, L. Altmaier, B. Hoyt, B. Hyatt, T. Ruark, J. Campbell, D. Walker, J. Leimer, B. Stebbings, J. Muntz, S. Neis wanger, M. Van Dever, K. Wellington, S. Proctor, J. Kelly, P. Willoughby. SECOND ROW: G. Moore, B. McCullough, S. Bear, V. Houston, R. Evans, K. Kelly, G. Johnson, M. Humble, B. Kennedy, T. Stone, M. Mears, C. Majors, P. Davis, M. Brown, C. Oliver, C. Walker. THIRD ROW: L. Evans, J. Hiserote, S. Schneider, J. Curfrnan, L. Polson, P. Van Ausdall, R. Nelson, G. Chance, S. Oliver, J. Winkelrnan, B. Curfman, A. DeJong, D. Wolfrneyer, S. Stump, G. Woods. BACK ROW: S. Stark, P. Singleton, J. Bell, J. North, D. Copeland, R. Simpson, J. Bender, L. Elizer, D. Merideth, R. Fretwell, T. Evans, N. Woods, C. Smith, H. Svendson, D. Davis, C. Taylor, N. Haage. VOCAL MUSIC BOARD S. Bear, L. Flarnbeau, B. Doss, T. Ruark, R. Hyatt, C. Majors, K. Merideth. 111 MODERN CHOIR FRONT ROW: C. Yarrington, P. Kingsbury, S. Lofton, J. O'Bleness. SECOND ROW: J. Fallon, S. Schneider, B. McCullough, B. Washburn, B. Hoyt, T. Ruark, B. Hyatt, G. Johnson, R. Evans S. Neiswanger, M. Brown, C. Oliver. S. Stump, S. Proctor. THIRD ROW: G. Parsons, E. Hamelton, L. Evans, D. Walker,:J. Winkelman, R. Bowers, N. Woods, T. Evans, R. Hyatt, C. Smith, K. Davis, L. Hodges. FOURTH ROW: J. Campbell, B. Stebbings, K.'Merideth, T. Stone, T. Kern. 1 MADRIGAL B. Hoyt, T. Ruark, S. Lofton, G. Parsons, P. Kingsbury 112 C. Oliver, H. Svendsen, T. Stone, N. Woods. JUNIOR TRIPLE TRIO J. O'Bleness, K. Davis, L. Evans, H. Svendsen, D. Wolfmeyer, L. Johnson, J. Howard, P. Singleton, S. Stark, A. De Jong QAccomp.j SOPHOMORE TRIPLE TRIO J. Varner, B. Dietsch, S. Dirnond, A. Kelly, P. Davis, C. Majors, R. Oliver, S Burress, J. Fallon, B. McCullough QAccomp.I SENIOR DOUBLE QEXT ET FRONT ROW: C. Smith, S. Schneider, R Hyatt, J. Hiserote, C. Oliver, P. Kings- bury. SECOND ROW: B. Curfman, J. Curfman, E. Hamelton, M. Brown, K. Wellington, S. Lofton, P. Willoughby QAccornp.I 113 BOYS' CHORUS FRONT ROW: J. Bender, K. Kelly, B. Kennedy, G. Johnson, B. Hoyt, T. Ruark, B. Hyatt, R. Evans. SECOND ROW: N. Woods, T. Evans, M. Mears, J. Campbell, D. Walker, J. 1, aimer, S Oliver, J. Hall, R. Nelson. THIRD ROW: B. Stebbings, L,E1izer, K. Merideth, R. Fretwell, B Hartrick, L. Polson, T. Kern, C. McKenzie. BOYS' OUARTET ADVANCED GIRLS' GLEE FRONT ROW: J. James, A. Kelly, C. Walker, M. J. Boyle, S. Burress, R. Oliver, G. Bellamy, L. Jobe, N. Stowe, L. Flambeau. SECOND ROW: J. Hiserote, S. Betts, K. Young, B. Washburn, D. Cabrera, M. Beaudine, S. Wilson, L. Hodges, S. Merrick. THIRD ROW: C. Clark, S. Dimond, L. Reed, A. Wustrow, S. Howard, K. Hawkins, L. Smith, J. Harmon, D. Huston, R. Hyatt, B. Best. FOURTH ROW: G. Parsons, J. Guild, S. Othmer, L. Johnson. GIRLS' GLEE a...- FRONT ROW: B. Jobe, C. Winn, M. Boudewyn, K. Meierotto, D. Harlow, B. Doss, J. Scott, D. Fellows, J. Martinez, R. Smith, B. Dietsch. SECOND ROW: S. Coppler, S. Kershaw, N. Davis, L. Hamelton, J. Hayden, C. Myers, E. Loring, L. Wright, B. Craig, B. Mardis. 115 SUMMER TOUR , ff Q K i f f, M Q M54 ,, sg. fat gf 4 M M -wg , M ei. ..,m?5kw I M, The group of Senior High students on the summer tour at their stop in Washington D. C., where they met Congressman Fred Schwengel. 116 W ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: B. Johnson, L. Young, F. Hamelton, M. Jones, T. Janssen, K. Williams, H. Pet- erson. SECOND ROW: G. Huston, J. Hamelton, S. Miller, G. McLaughlin, R. Hemmingway, R. Rosencrans, J. Howell. THIRD ROW: T. Roberts, B. Brown, J. Notestein, M. Hanlin, J. Winkel man, B. Holton, B. Coovert. FOURTH ROW: G. Geotz, T. Evans, K. Shaffer, T. Glasgow, M. Kearns, J. Amon, C. Conn. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Peters fAsst. Coachj, G. Grice QMgr.j, B. Lau- bersheimer QMgr.J, D. Wood QMgr.J, K. Hammel lMgr.j, Mr. Lockett fTrainerj, Mr. Schma- deke fCoachj. Of four returning lettermen on this year's squad only two of them were regulars. Conse- quently there was a tremendous lack of experience at the opening of the season, which re- sulted in errors. As the season wore on the coaches were desperately trying to find the right combinations. A steady improvement was noticed in the squad, and team spirit was always commendably high. Much credit goes to the players in facing great odds. The Chiefs played the number one team in the state, Burlington, twice and the number four team, Mt. Pleasant, once. Even against strong opponents the offense was continually successful in entering the scoring column and was shut out only once. The scores were: Keokuk 6 Columbia Hickman Z0 Ke okuk 6 Ottumwa 21 Keokuk 6 Muscatine 28 Keokuk 6 Burlington 39 Keokuk Z0 Muscatine 23 Keokuk 0 Mt. Pleasant 52 Keokuk 6 Ottumwa 6 Keokuk 6 Burlington 39 Jerry Amon and Bill Holton were selected for All Conference First Team and All State Honorable Mention. Corky Conn was named to All Conference Second Team. 118 OFFENQIVE TEAM CGO-GO-BOYSI FRONT ROW: J. Howell, J. Winkelman, G. Geotz, H. Peterson, L. Young, M. Hanlin, B. John son. BACK ROW: B. Coovert, T. Evans, T. Glasgow, C. Conn, J. Amon, B. Holton. DEFENSIVE TEAM QSCALPERSQ FRONT ROW: J. Notestein, F.Hame1ton, T. Janssen, K. Williams, M. Jones, R. Rosen- crans. BACK ROW: K. Shaffer, T. Roberts, G. McLaughlin, M. Kearns, B. Brown, S. Miller. 119 MW Nl I l gn: SOPI-IOMORE FO0TBAll. FRONT ROW: T. Evans, G. Bush, C. Denholm, M. Taylor, J. Davis, T Ruark SECOND ROW: Coach Hufford, J. Campbell, B. Ross, R. Reeves, D. Copeland L Howren, N. Dunn, Coach Streeter. THIRD ROW: R. Flarnbeau, R. Van Dever J' Platte, D. Walker, K. Welch, R. Derr, R. Bell. FOURTH ROW: R. Bowers D Jennings, E. Brown, L. Loring, G. Calhoun, J'. Meredith, C. Baxter QMgr Except for the first game, the sophomore gridders suffered constant loss most of the contests, however, the scores remained balanced until the final mm utes of play, and the victory might have gone either way. The scores were 0 Keokuk 6 Burlington Keokuk 6 Hannibal Keokuk Quincy Keokuk Mt. Pleasant Keokuk Hannibal Keokuk Ft. Madison Keokuk Warsaw Reserves Keokuk Quincy 121 ld 3 VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: J. Powell, M. Horner, T. Glasgow, C. Guy, G. West, D. Riley. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Streeter, P. Nepote, C. Gammon, J. Amon, M. Devore, J. Vermazen, P. Gam- mon, Coach Jones. THIRD ROW: J. Hoehle QMgr.J, J. Standley, L. Horst, R. Va.-n Dever, B. Frier, M. Dougherty, B. Coovert, B. Laubersheimer, QMgr.j. After a relatively slow start, the KHS basketball team accounted for early season losses by capturing several tournament contests. As of the printing date of this yearbook, the Chiefs are billed against the Clinton River Kings in State District play. The immediate season itself included a double round-robin Little Six Conference schedule plus a number of difficult non-conference games. Our Chiefs finished third in the basketball conference and made a strong bid for top honors. They could only come close in the important early games. Later in the year, after the title was a remote possibility, several thrilling battles were waged against the conference leader. The highlights were a 70-68 defeat at the hands of the No. 3 team in the state, Muscatine, and a heart -breaking loss to Ottumwa in a double overtime. The only vivid change in starting lineups came when Guy was replaced by Powell in late- season after he suffered a bad sprained ankle. The high scorers varied from game to game, and on many occasions the team functioned commendably well. Depth has been a favorable quality in the Keokuk High squad, and Coach Bill Jones, a newcomer to the coaching staff at KHS, looks for an equally successful future. 122 Fine 70-68 K 1. hm? 11' my-ix' .Xbxff QFEILMMQT .z vii Iiiililihi ff-2: i N. f illfasggmxg vim Q iihifj. 1 X , Eff gmzulr 'frmizzmi the' H '-w new VQ., ff SMH 'flaw Vat' Nth! 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WT, M4 Y'ZefLzsz'e12?. me 5: 45 'L'L '2 ihissgcvxv xuiih -254426 55552 For Nw Ee-mi :zz W mugpiw- IME' ivffiif fguzwtsfr . szffffxfh -Mnzfge F,-12 as V?kFfkf?3i,i4,T2i Vilhffil',fJf3!l!M'6jif ,fri Wzigmiii Emi Ki,'f,:3iL1ktw3i3l3'3 KUZ53 Im K 1 .,. u wi, A.-..,:,41 .1 ,f . ,. f Q V yay, Un-ft,f,fw1 ,v.5az,wf3 1-fm, 1 I-fy 'iqmsk'-ws w ' ,. z 'E.. .fn ,, at 1 iivflfi 1vvn.miuW Pmm A corn? hail Qsaiiiw :sf-:mi f55ivsz ' f Kmzkuk rm i crwzzupff-lwi Hp over' tw mw MM O H3 v muon io em 1 5 iw, C Q..-QM feygm, 5.122 PW? ffm' after sa 66-60 defeai 1:1 Ham-:rf wi f11w1rf1'1fff time lm night, The from mzmmgf imzakiey REP! UW district, pry-p pw!! asm xx Tiilkmg CP? played a steady mm! x the SCCOHK1 for the HIGH pam was H35 IM! U19 deciding factor. eager 526-123 on iop. Ding dong battle 21116 ifl U10 After' three tif: czmznis in he Bulidogga the opening the i in enough knotted the score 13-I3 as fay in fmni quarter ended on a bucket mg U29 fimii Gary West, 'Nw sefucisnxpi Erarne opened in ?331ifff'1 lhv fazumf ,,,, . , . 1 ,una .. ,, . ,H .A .. AL. 'L f 'U Q .wr Us vw court Gul ro'f1 Z4 5 5 Y H V wwf H 0 'Uri WSL ' 5 no a .am Ami im 1 A :WML NH, f 17 MUbQAfl wh Ih I R K. V' YW. flcfmlmf Chiefs were denied :my poswgvlzrnu 'iifb' h'J11'i3?f'1 sible chance to rvpcfm fm' T,f'147if3,'l'0UT 2 to get FWF? Little Six mnferonm- rmwnisecmx mg' 2300? YK' and ULHIYEEQJT' ww uni? m tbfdlwm-5 iY1PffSCUW Associatffd Evefax amxihoszstffmnw lead Gar 11 A , 1 .mx his N ,,- . , .V A . . A f L- - Q 11' 3 gwpsxszw :Lf 1121 Jw r-Imiq f-1-gM A ' mg .Inns , , 0 L, f . . ,. - ,V ,., K My , Z W M- K A ff ' wmfl 3 M me gut .ict g, x V , 4, , U1 w ' ,sm 5. xpi X- rkmm NWN U mmg mm 5,gvW,5Wg 453,23 ymmzid ' 3 !,0ii4!lE7finQf1L lxfgcikxikl Lliificlxikulfgx SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: L. Thompson, R. Leake, R. Bowers, J. Platte, R. Bell, D. Walker, E. Brown, R. Flarnbeau. SECOND ROW: R, Derr, B. Daughters, D. Elmore, W. Burress, B. Ross, D. Goetz, M. Taylor, L. Loring. THIRD ROW: Coach Gowing, G. Calhoun, L. Howren lMgr.1, J. Mallon, B. Gundy, B. Hyatt, T. Ralya, R. Clark, N. Dunn, R. Reeves QMgr.j. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: This year's squad, in spite of what potential they might be considered to have, couldn't seem to click as a unit. The season ended with a 1-13 record, the sole victory coming from Muscatine. The games' results were as follows: VARSITY SCORES SOPHOMDRE SCORES Keokuk Carthage Keokuk Carthage Keokuk Davenport Keflkllk Davenport Keokuk Mt. Pleasant KSOR'-lk Ottumwa Keokuk Ottumwa Keokuk Muscatine Keokuk Muscatine KeOkuk Bu1'1i1'1gtOr1 Keokuk Ft. Madison Keokuk M1lSCatif19 Keokuk Hannibal Keflkuk Oftumwa Keokuk Burlington Keokuk Burlington Keokuk Muscatine K90k11k Otfumwa Keokuk Qttumwa Keokuk Muscatine Kegkuk Burlington Keokuk Burlington Keokuk Qttumwa Keokuk Muscatine Keokuk Ft. Madison Keokuk B'-11'1if1gt0n Keokuk Muscatine Keokuk Burlington Keokuk Mt. Pleasant Keokuk Muscatine Keokuk Burlington Keokuk Ottumwa 125 TENNIS FRONT ROW: K. Touhey, P. Gammon, D. Elmore, M. Mears, D. Riley, J. Vermazen, R. Hinman. SECOND ROW: K. Davis, J. Jobe, J. Standley, B. Kline, L. Miller, M. Devore, E. Johnson, H. Varner, B. Hyatt, D. Copeland, R. Meyers. Last year's tennis team had an all -winning season, climaxed by Mears and Riley being runners-up in State High School doubles. Prospects for this year are just as bright, and the squad, led by last year's top five players, should rank among the best in the state. Q . 126 GOLF FRONT ROW: J. Winkelman, J. Hiller, S. Sinotte, D. Woods, R. Dunn, J. Smith, R. Bowers, SECOND ROW: D. Goetz, N. Dunn, R. Clark, R. Tuck, M. Carr. Graduation took its toll on the K. H. S. golf team leaving only one letterman, Roger Peter- son, Knot picturedj, to head this year's squad. The team as a whole has had a good deal of tournament playing experience so with high individual scores the squad should bring home some victories while an effective team is being built. 127 TRACK J. Hardy, W. Shoemaker, G. West, J. Lockett, B. Holton. B. Coovert, J. Lockett, T. Evans, G. West J. Carrick. FRONT ROW: C. Conn, J. Lawson, W. Shoemaker, J. Hardy, T. Evans, T. Steenberg, G. West B. Coovert, J. Lockett, J. Carrick, B. Wilson, B. Holton. BACK ROW: Mr. Peters QCoachj, J. Hoffstatter fMgr.J, J. Hamelton, M. Doughtery, K. Shaffer, R. Rosencrans, F. Hamelton, B. Boyd, T. Janssen, M. Hanlin, G. Lovell, K. Hammel QMgr.J, Mr. Schmadeke QAsst. Coachj. B. Coovert, B. Wilson, T. Evans, J. Carrick Meet Placed Little Six Indoor - - - - - - 3 Quincy--Dual ---- - 1 Burlington -Dual - - - 2. Quincy Relays - - - - 4 Fairfield Relays - - - - 5 Ft. Madison Relays - - - -5 District -------- - 4 Burlington Sophomore- - - - 2 Little Six Outdoor ---------- 3 This year's squad 119591 had its share of ups and downs. In several meets the boys looked very good, while in other meets not so good. Only five boys will be lost to the squad through graduation, so the 1960 season looks bright for the returning members of the squad. J. Carrick W. Shoemaker G. West x B. Coovert Dougherty Conn Lockett Wilson I f C3 IT B. Holton K. Shaffer T. Steenberg J. Lawson f T. Evans 12 AUTOGRAPHS FEATURES We af gl , A Q JH 5. X I I NM wt fws ,I 9 Ch 0 'F ., . 8 ,gi 5 , A 1 fw' M ey Oli 550 31 'M gf Q , A Q Q4 QX :af if 134 'K+ ,av-fv'1N 136 I K shun., Y, - 4..,.... ., .i..-f,-. 4.-. -n..m's... .g. ' ---.....g, , 1 -. 4'-99' U f, w-'- x , v ., . 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