Lee Woodard High School - Panthers Paw Yearbook (Black Creek, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

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TOMMY PERRY Principal MRS. RUBY SHACKLEFORD English MRS. ELIZABETH V. BENTON Commercial f-11:-. Rv Q' Science and Coach MRS. ETTA EATMAN Math Rfk MRS. NORMA L. YELVERTON Home Economics xx my Q I V , V. ll W., 1 . .,' V .. 2 1. I , W is Q Q., , ' MR. N. R. MATTI-IIS MRS. LOSSIE BRINSON MRS. MARY JONES Agriculture Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Y MISS ELIZABETH JONES MRS. PAULINE YELVERTON Sixth Grade Sixth Grade MRS. LUCILLE RICHARDS Fifth Grade MIRS. BONNIE MOORE Third Grade MRS. RUBY PROCTOR Fourth Grade MRS. EVA DAVIS Second and Third 'Q 9 MRS. ELVIE MALLARD MISS MARY COX MR. ROBERT MANNING Second Grade First Grade Band Director v DEDI CATION We, the senior class of Lee Woodard School dedicate our annual, The Panthers Paw of 1959, to MRS. ETTA EATMON. She has brought much happiness to our senior class with her love, understanding and helpfulness. Although she has been with us only a few years, she has really brought us the many joys of school life. We wish to express our great appreciation by dedicating this annual to her. Mrs. Eatmon, we may be separated from you by time and distance, but we will never forget you. CLASS HISTORY As we, the Senior Class of 1959, near our long awaited goal, we look back upon twelve hard but fun-filled years. In 1947 forty frightened children first entered what appeared to be a dark, dreary building, but it didn't take our first grade teacher, Miss Cox, long to put light back into our lives. Before long we actually wanted school to last longer than it did. For our second year of schooling we had Mrs. Boyette as our teacher. This year we learned many new things including how to write instead of printing. The following year we were divided between Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Proctor. ' In the fourth grade we were again divided, this time between Mrs. Yelverton and Mrs. Proctor. Our fifth year again saw us separated, this time in Mrs. Yelverton and Missjones' rooms. Our teachers for the 6th grade were Mrs. jones and Miss Wainwright. We were finally united in the 7th grade in Mrs. Baker's room. By this time we were really beginning to enjoy our school year and hated to say good-bye to our friends and teacher. In Mrs. Brinson's 8th grade Bill Boyette joined our class. We learned in this step of our elementary education that we must prepare ourselves now for the future years. Finally in 1955 we stepped upon the threshold of our high school years. Our coach, Mr. Stogner, was our homeroom teacher -no pilot-that year. We hadhim also as our civics teacher and we flew about twenty bombing missions over Germany with him as tail-gunner. Our other teachers were Mrs. Yelverton, Mrs. Eatman, Mrs. Shackleford, and Mr. Matthis, with Mr. Pridgen as our Principal. In the tenth grade Mrs. Deans joined our teaching staff and was our homeroom teacher. Mr. Stogner left us and Mr. Henderson became our new coach, Mr. Pridgen left us midway that year to re -enlist in the army. Mr. Taylor was our principal for the remainder of the year. We lost Janet Barnes and janet Roberts that year. Highlights of both our Freshman and Sophomore years was the Mother -Daughter and Father -Son Banquet. For our junior year Mrs. Eatman was our homeroom teacher. We spent most of the first two months of this year selling magazines in order to raise money for the junior-Senior Banquet. The Banquet and our trip to the Ice Capades were our most important activities in our Junior year. And then finally we were Seniors with Mrs. Shackleford as our homeroom teacher. We lost Mr. Henderson and Mrs. Deans, but Mr. Perry and Mrs. Benton took their places. Highlights of our Senior year were The junior- Senior Banquet and of course our graduation exercises. As we approach the end of our high school years, we realize that we are leaving behind some of our happiest and most enjoyable years. RONNY AYCOCK Historian yu- 4 ww.. W a. i'.Af I Wx , 6 A K wk wg. f ,fx 'Z W1 5-dv' lf, 1 SENloR CLASS OF l959 S923 Colors Pink and Silver RONNY AYCOCK F. F. A. 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Marshal 35 Glee Club i,2,3,45 Bus Driver 3, 45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer, Vice- President 1, President 2, Treasurer 35 Superlative5 4-H 1,25 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Senior Play 4. 44 493 S Ly S25 Xllxggcox A1Q'0o? O04 Moffo Be What U R Flower Pink Carnation LELLON BOYKIN RODNEY BASS F- F- A- l, 2, 3, Basketball, 1, 4 F,F, A, 1, 25 35 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H l, 2, 3,45 Superlative 4, Annual Staffg superlative 4. 'Rx 1 S-J BILL BOYETTE F.F.A. 1,2,35 Reporter 1,25 Senior Play 45 Treasurer 35 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Bus Driver 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWIN EVANS F.F. A. 1,25 4-H 1,2,3,4, President 3, Vice-President 45 Basketball .15 Senior Play 45 Baseball 1, 25 Bus Driver 45 Superlative 4. LINWOOD BRASWELL F. F. A. 1,2,3,45 Secretary 1, Secre- tary 1, Vice-President 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Driver 45 Superlative 4. SUE I-IARRELL F.H. A. 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 25 Glee Club 35 4-H 15 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Library 25 Senior Play 4. f X fy ,W fwygfg. ff ,W f ' Yff.Q'215g,5, MQ, if bf Wy.g7r,g,,. f- Jigs: ' 77 fx ' 'W-sr' 'kv ij MYRTLE CROSS F.H.A. 1,2,3, Song Leader 2, Newspaper Reporter 1, President 35 Glee Club 35 Beta Club 3,4, Re- porter 4, Marshal 35 Basketball 15 4-I-I Club 15 Bus Driver 45 Annual Staff 4, Typist5 Office Helper 3, 45 Superlative 45 Library 25 Senior Play 4. NoRMAN HOLLAND F.F.A. 1,2,354-H1,2,3,4. Z f' f -4 fffwzz' . 5w,,,,E JV sz BOBBIE ANN HAYES LORETTA JOHNSON GENE LEWIS F.l-LA. 1,2,3, Historian 25 Senior F.H. A. l,2,35 4-H l,2,45 Basket- F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Reporter 35 4-H Play 45 Treasurer 35 Glee Club 35 ball 3,45 Majorette 3, 45 Glee Club Club 35 Student Council45 Superla 4-H Club 15 Newspaper Staff 45 Su- 1, 2, 3. tive 4. perlative 45 Library 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH C. LAMM F,F. A. 1, 2, 35 Office Helper 2, 45 4-H Club Officer 45 Class Officer 45 Annual Staff 45 Art Editor5 Glee Club 45 Superlative 45 Basketball 3, 45 Substitute BuSDriver 3,45 Librari- an 2,45 Newspaper Staff 4. f mf. -W, ,W fig .. :gg I , 5 .,.. ,K q,,,,,...,f1f, ima 1545304-,.,,1 - : -'ua -L W4 ,r 22551525 A , W, f ' PQ' ' -272715 3,6 -4 ' 1 '42 aff JEAN LAMM Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 35 Superlative 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 4-H l. Nw EDGAR MALLARD F.F.A. 1, 25 Class Officer5 Senior Play 45 Beta Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 45 StudentCoun- cil 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. .:'f 'gWf f 3' Q? wg..-nur' JO ANN MERCER F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Historian 3, Class Officer 2,3, Vice - President 2, Secretary 3, Store Keeper 2, 3,4, Office Helper 3, 4, Beta Club 2,3,4, Marshal 3, Annual Staff 4, Superlative 4, Basketball 1, 2. MARTHA SPEIGHT F.H. A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Superlative 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3. GEORGE PIERCE THOMAS PIERCE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4-H1,2,3,-4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1,2,3, 4-H MARY SPEIGHT F. I-I. A. 1,2,3, Class Officer 4, Glee Club 3, Beta Club 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Marshal 3, Superlative 4, Store Keeper 3, 4, 4-H 1,2, Library 2, Senior Play 4. we--4 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. RONALD TOMLINSON F. F. A. 1, 2, President 1, 2, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Su- perlative 4, Marshal-Chief 3, Bus Driver 3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Beta Club 2,3,4, Student Council, Vice- President 3, Baseball 1,3,4, Basket- ball 3, Senior Play 4. 'K' N MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED jo Ann Mercer Ronald Tomlinson QL inn. V' JE 'ffw1..wm.4ly.4mwW4 BEST 1. jean Lamm Edgar Mallard 1959 SENIOR MOST STUDIOUS Myrtle Cross Edwin Evans MOST O PTIMISTIC Loretta Johnson Rodney Bass BIGGEST FLIRT Martha Speight Bill Boyette WITTIEST Elizabeth Lamm Gene Lewis Y T N Y I BEST DRESSED ff Bobb1e Ann Hayes T Braswell SUPERLATNES BEST -ALL-AROUND Marth a S pe ight Thom as Pierce 'Fw ,gy ,f ,eq MOST ATHLETIC Elizabeth Lamm ,T Ronny Aycock QUIETEST IV P 9 A Norman Holland MOST COURTEOUS jo Ann Mercer George Pierce MOST VERSATILE ' s 11 Ma S ei ht ue Harre Le llon Boykin MARS HALS fa '- 1 f 5 ,S . a 2 xt ,- , Rx QR wg ij. 1 ,Qi , ' I fgfifz A 1 , Wm 4, ' V ,- - .744 1 ' 2 V ' . 1 wr ,g ,, V X, X jf -A W2 , 9 f ., ,nv ' , ,, 1 , ' JO ANN MERCER RONNY AYCOCK ,K 43 W 1 1 , 2 if 2 f K K RONALD TOMLINSON Chief Marshal MYRT LE CROSS MARY SPEIGHT 4, f 4 'DPW' ,QQ ' ' , , ,. .. t . 4 ,V f l ww, 'ef' '?Wv'ff ' 'f H . 1' 1 ' 'A , N 45 SL, in-.- L BOB CAMPBELL President xx-is-V--'VIN ., Q Y M .. , 4 X ff' 4 '44 1 iii S L, SHIRLEY REASON Secretary Nggffj ww f Ewan Z.- my ivevfx ,mr 'Tx -K' ii. s :uv BOBBIE JEAN DANIEL Vice -President MAC K WI-IITLEY Treasurer AT E E 6' 9: , if 'F'- BRANT LEY AYCOCK BOB CAMPBELL BOBBIE JEAN ETI-IERIDGE JERRY I-IURLEY JOHNNY BARNES BOBBIE JEAN DANIEL JANICE EVANS FAIRENE JACKSON PHILIP JACKSON WILLIE JOHNSON ROYOE LEWIS RUBY LEE LUCAS ANN MATTHIS TOOKIE MINSI-IEW GENE PIERCE WAYNE PIERCE TI-IURMAN PIPKIN Tl-IURMAN PRICE FIERMAN PRICE JANICE RAPER SHIRLEY REASON JOAN WEST MACK WHITLEY fs.. 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LOSSIE BRINSON Teacher - Q9 P xikffbri f V! iff fxl g D' Q, N Y' Seventh Grade First Row: Edna Barnes, Danny Siano, William Price, Wayne Turner, Roy Lee Crumpler, Dee Glover, Eddie Covke, Kenneth McKeal, Hugh Speight, Edward Dixon. Second Row: Lyndia Raper, Nancy Cayton, Shirley Braswell, Mary Ann Lane, Mickey Pope, Wayne Whitley, Lois Reason, Jimmy Davis. Third Row: Eater Coly, Shirley Cooke, Rebecca Davis, Velma Aycock, Judy Conner, Brenda Cross, Linda Epps, Brenda Carter. Fourth Row: Tony Daniel, Jean Matthis, Doies Bass, Judith Pierce, Ronald Grichard. Fifth Row: BarryFlowers, Shelton Benton, Kenneth Parker, Kenneth Woodruff. Teacher-Mary Jones. -.W Sixth Grade First Row: Gary Bardin, Linda Conner, Bonnie Jomp, Jerry Bailey, Diane Lamm, David Pittman, Judy Cooke, Clarence Mehl. Second Row: Charles Bowne, Marion Barnes, Dick Barnes, Donnie Batts, Fred Lee Evans, Cheryl Yelverton, Terrie Leggette. Third Row: Billy Davis, Louis Daniel, Danny Barnes, Brenda Grady, Ann Collins Yelverton, JoAnn Waltman, Sarah Benton, Dale Coley. Teacher-Elizabeth Jones. x ? Q xf 41 I O Sixth Grade First Row: Clifton Mooring, Ernest Parrish, Glenda Bass, Sandra Everington, Tony Goff, Suzanne Boykin, Jackie Bass, Janie Lucas. Second Row: Freddie Hatch, Judy Hall, Delores Blow, Kitty Bridgers, Brenda Jackson, Carol Woodard, Carlton Johnson, James Fagas. Third Row: Wayne Harris, Brenda Bass, Donald Williams, Jennifer Barnes, Brenda Bachelor, Barbara Reason, Phillip Ellis, Wayne Carter. Teacher-Pauline Yelverton. Fi a H,..A! Fifth Grade J First Row: Donald Turner, Betty Braswell, Janie Cayton, Betty Reason, Brenda Moore, Linda Abbott, Frances Cooke, Dorothy Newcomb, Barbara Ferrell. Second Row: Ray Collier, Milton Cooke, Charles Lucas, Franklin Lucas, Alvin Davis, Sid Tomlinson, Lois Parrish, Dianna Whitley, Jennifer Davis. Third Row: Billy Bay, Betty Barnes, Roy Barnes, Johnnie Ferrell, Rebecca Bass, Judy Williams, Margaret Vick, Linda Hedgepeth. Fourth Row: Charles Epps, Sue Hancock, Judy Bunn, Margaret Pittman, Henry Evans, Freddie Davis, Ray West. Teacher-Lucille Richards. J W' x7f Fourth Grade First Row: Beverly West, Wanda Bowen, Vickie Daniel, Terry Yelverton, Roland Lucas, Lonza Blow, Larry Pittman, James Ray Connor. Second Row: Jerry Thompson, Betty Joyce Hedgepetch, Carolyn Bunn, Nancy Price, Pattie Sue Boyette, Phil Leggett, Dwight Jackson, Harold Pittman. Third Row: Billy Bass, Bobby Bardin, Ronald Gardner, Tommy Crumpler, Donnie Hatch, Darlene Pittman, Tim Daniels. Fourth Row: Johnny Etheridge, Chester Pierce, Lanice Barnes, Alex Lloyd, Janice Pennington, John T. Bass. Teacher-Mrs. Procter. FVFY ff Pla, 'I QU Third Grade First Row: Jonathan Boswell, Diane Bass, Peggy Cayton, Randy Davis, Dennis Dixon, Patricia Howell, Andy Ferrell, Charles Crumpler. Second Row: Wayne Barnes, Janice Davis, Delores Bruffy, Angela Bridgers, Gilda Tomlinson, Sue Newcomb, Kenneth Lane, Joe Leegins. ThirdRow: James Batchelor, Jerry Aycock, Bobby Boyette, Barbara Hinton, Janice Earp, Maurice Yelverton, Barnes Yelverton. Fourth Row: Glenn Bailey, Stanley Holland, Jerry Barnes, Charles Woodruff. Teacher-Mrs. Moore. Second ond Third Grode First Row: Elizabeth Ann Tyndall, Garland Mattox, Wanda Kay Blow, Dianne Kirby, Roy Campbell. SecondRow: Carolyn Parrish, Vicky Lynn Pate, Bernice Batchelor, Rhonda Kay Bridgers, Linda Faye West, Beth Vick, Shirley Jean Hinton. Third Row: Kay Fagus, Archie Davis, Jenny Hinton, Robert Cooke, Sue Lamm, Herman Ferrell. Not Pictured: Harold Carlson, Robert Wood. Teacher-Eva M. Davis. Second Grade First Row: Gene Ferrell, Elbert Cooke, Charles R. Bardin, Sue Aycock, Elizabeth Mercer, Charles R. Barnes, Charles Tomlinson, Brenda Whitley, Jimmy Barnes, Joyce Johnson. Second Row: Randy Moore, Johnny V. Minshew, Mack Goff, Willie Barnes, Jr., Joanne Barnes, Wanda Lamm, Paula Batts, Jean Bunn, Jimmie Abbott. Third Row: Susie Bass, Carson Moore, Randy Boyette, Jo Lynn Davis, Vickie Lamm, Melinda Bass, Jo Ann Hatch. Fourth Row: Janie Barnes, Billy Earp, Deborah Davis, Larry Smith, Marcia Everington. Teacher-Mrs. Elvie Mallard. It N- si- 4.5 First Grade First Row: Vickie Braswell, Sandra Williams, Bruce Morgan, Phil Barnes, Duane Jackson, Jan Whitley, Jimmy Howell, Waylon Blow, Bruce Beamon, Johnny Barnes. Second Row: Danny McKeel, Geneva Ferrell, Sarah Wilson, George Ellis, Elizabeth Crumpler, Kay Barnes, Jimmy Collier, Ronnie Batchelor, Joyce Ann Finn, Tommy Newcomb, Mary Frances Hinton, James Earp. Third Row: Ricky Watson, Billy Tompson, Ray Barnes, Linwood Braswell, Merle Lamm, Betsy Dawson, Harold Yelverton, Judy Etheridge, Janie Tomlinson, Jerry Wilson, Billy Floyd Lamm, Barry Cunningham. Teacher-Mary Cox. 5 'X X KNCX Q Xl , X: 4 '15, Piono Class First Row: Rebecca Bass, Elizabeth Mercer, Jannie Cayton, Terry Yelverton, Andy Ferrell. Second Row: Susanne Boykin, Nancy Brice, Patty Sue Boyette, Tim Daniels. Third Row: Cheryl Yelverton, Sandra Everington, Nancy Cayton, Ann Tomlinson. Fourth Row: Barbara Bass, Rebecca Davis, Lynda Williams, Ann Collins Yelverton, Mrs. L. A. Renfrow. 1!'E'. '5'5T 'f ! ' 'V ff ' Q ' 111 ., - ..:.::- -4 ..5,. 1 tv X . Q 4,,,mwm1wyA9-vlzkmm tv 9 . 252 ,ZW f 59 6' f +- ,nos '97 f -f' 3N,M'A.f Q, Xffj xg 4, fgniqwm, Q, if 5 .vhs-I-gf . , SCHCJOL Ks Q .of xx k 'N 'XY-JSM ' 2 'Wx eg I,, ,F ...aj ' -x 3 me i 5 4 f 3 f I ..,......l7 ' ' m ,X , ,xp A 09' fp 3. V g- I Ex If V ,',z . .... V J y-, V ' 's.:'w- . j ,gif lib! K 3 WWW my 24 X W' an ww-1 xii . 1 - , , W I i , 2 l l War 1 . xi iv , R was ,... ,X Q lv v The Pcmfl1er's Pow Sfoff Seated: Ronny Aycock, Business Manager, Mrs. Elizabeth Benton, Sponsor, Joann Mercer, Assistant Editor, Ronald Tomlinson, Editor-in-Chief. Standing: Edgar Mallard, Proof Reader, Bill Boyette, Sports Editor, Mary Speight, Typist, Sue Harrell, Advertising Manager, Myrtle Cross, Typist, Elizabeth Lamm, Artist. he 1 r iv? Z rr 3, x 4' ,J IA' K l ,.., 2 ? ' Newspaper Bobbie Ann Hayes, Editor, Sue Harrell, Assistant Editor, Martha Speight, Business Manager, Edgar Mallard, Sports Editor, Elizabeth Lamm, Art Editor, Mrs. Benton, Sponsor. --.a......-Q--...., '2 QQ, Senior 4-H Club First Row, Left to Right: Officers: Vice-President, Edwin Evans, Secretary, Brenda Lucas, Program Chairman, Ann Maxwell, Song Leader, Loretta Johnson, News Reporter, Elizabeth Lamm, President, Ronny Aycock. Second Row: Hilton Carton, Douglas Turner, Bobby Yelverton, George Mehl, Tommy Batts, Wyatt Mallard, Thurman West, Douglas Lucas, Miss Peggy Grady. Third Row: Bobby Barnes, Levon Goff, Shirley Parish, Marie Turner, James Evans, Charles Ray Britt, Carolyn Pipkin, Barbara Connor. Fourth Row: Rodney Bass, Gary Boykin, Joyce Wood, Linda Gardner, Jimmy Lamm, Eugene Pennington. Fifth Row: Connie Mack Pittman, David Goff, Marvin Peel, Larry Williams. Sixth Row: Jerry Hurley, Bill Boyett, Franklin Pittman, Henry Mercer. '71 -. is frm Junior 4-H Club First Row, Left to Right: Hugh Speight, Kenneth McKeel, Carolyn Bay, Kitty Bridgers, Ann Tomlinson, Brenda Bass. Second Row: Diane Whitley, Ray Collier, Charles Lucas, Janice Cayton, Dorothy Newcombe, Brenda Moore, Suzanne Boykin, Glenda Bass, Donald Turner, Billy Bay, Gary Bardin. Third Row: Ray West, Judy Williams, Roy Lee Crumpler, Willie Price, Jonny Ferrell, Ann Goff, Edna Barnes, Tony Goff, Jerry Bailey, Henry Evans, Margaret Vick. Fourth Row: Delores Blow, Judy Hall, Brenda Jackson, Frances Cooke, Linda Abbott, Jenifer Davis, Rebecca Bass, Franklin Lucas, Alvin Davis. FifthRoW: Betty Barnes, Velma Aycock, Linda Goff, Brenda Cross, Margaret Ann Pittman, Judy Bunn, Lois Morgan, Jo Ann Waltrnan, Eddy Cooke, Milton Cooke, Clarence Mehl, Donnie Batts, Jonny Crumpler. Sixth Row: Sue Hancock, Mary Ann Lane, Linda Epps, Ann Collins Yelverton, Doris Bass, Rebecca Davis, Sid Tomlinson, Roy Barnes, Charles Epps. h -7- u-u-Qat- s-ug -..- Q-a..... ---.-.- -vi T . Tl, ...LU ,, Future Farmers Of America First Row: Thurman Pipkin, Jerry Hurley, Connie Boyette, Don Privette, Ray Britt, Marvin Peele, Rodney Bass, Gene Lewis, Second Row: David Lee Barnes, James Evans, David Owens, Ray Glover, Wyatt Mallard, Bobby Barnes, Jimmy Lamm, Rex Sauls. Third Row: Mack Whitley, Phillip Jackson, Herman Price, Willie Johnson, Jarvis Collier, Mickey Lanscaster, Charlie Minshew, Franklin Pittman. Fourth Row: Bob Campbell, Thurman Price, Gregory Aycock, Jumey Lee Davis, Jr., Johnny Woodruff, Henry Mercer, Royce Lewis, Uluis Aycock. Advisor-N. R. Matthis. Nnmees of any ji'-4'1- Q2 QNQ13 P30 F. F A 1 1 LU? X., 0 Q' OWCULTA- UU OFFICERS First Row: THURMAN PIPKIN. . . ....... Secretary ROYCE LEWIS ...... . . . Vice-President MACK WI-HTLEY. . . ..... . . President Second Row: JOHNNY BARNES .... .... T reasurer HERMAN PRICE .... . . . Sentinel PHILLIP JACKSON .... . . . Reporter N. R. MATTI-IIS. . . .... Advisor :tunnis - Q- - 5 Q ' if - UIQ .. P Q 5 .'!. !!' ' 1 1 : Nw, Us Fufure Homemokers Cf America First Row: Ruby Lee Lucas, Janice Evans, Marjorie Speight, Peggy Mercer, Janet Lewis, Helen Collier, Barbara Connor, Joan Yelverton, Georgia Whitley. Second Row: Brenda Lucas, Linda Gardner, Joan Braswell, Carolyn Lamm, Tookie Minshew, Bobbie Jean Daniels, Geraldine Bunn, Peggy Reason. Third Row: Advisor, Mrs. Norma Yelverton, Fairene Jackson, Judy Daniels, Diane Tomlinson, Barbara Pittman, Shirley Parrish, Marie Turner, Shirley Reason, Jean Bass, Ann Maxwell. Fourth Row: Carolyn Pipkin, Judy Hurley, Janice Raper, Ann Matthis, Elsie Roberts, Rachel Sasser, Judy Bass, Georgia Arne rson, Linda Williams, Bobbie Jean Etheridge. MAKERS tx our-V o, 141+ ' 19 0: ' - rr : K 2 3 ll Efm 251, 5. gm ' .. S' 5 wo Po o NEW V ii B OFFICERS First Row: SHIRLEY REASON .... ....... P resident JOAN YELVERTON .... . . . Vice -President JUDY BASS ........ ....... S ecretary JANICE RAPER. . . ....... T reasurer Second Row: JOAN BRASWELL ..... .... P arliamentarian ANN MATTHIS ........ . ...... Reporter BARBARA PITTMAN ...... .... S Ong Leader BOBBIE JEAN ETHERIDGE. . . .... Historian 2 I . ati? ,Zi a f , BEM' . ' 4 .,, . .. zzz f' ' ' 4 2j'g.:Z f f fi , ar . f ' f 1 5 2' 4 :I ,ig 3. Q A Student Council Represenfohves First Row: Ronny Aycock, Barbara Pittman, Bob Campbell, jimmy Lamm. Second Row: Gene Lewis, Ronald Tomlinson, RONNY AYC OC K President Alvah Whealton, joan Yelverton, Shirley Reason. Q BARBARA PITTMAN BOB Secretary Vice -President Officers JIMMY LAMM Treasurer 1 i 1 l ,is W l l I 4 l Beta Club SPONSOR Mrs. Etta Eatmon PRESIDENT Ronald Tomlinson VICE-PRESIDENT Mack Whitley SECRETARY Shirley Reason TREASURER Ronny Aycock Members Jo Ann Mercer Myrtle Cross Mary Speight Ann Matthis Michael Lancaster joan Yelverton Barbara Pittman 'q....--f 'Hu-rf we tim A se' '44, ' LQ, H ga an Members Judy Bass Charlie lvlinshew Charles Batts Ann Maxwell Jimmie Abbott inda Faye Gardner 1 ? i , 1 ., 4,424 . x ,, . ' ' J' f.,,,+j,,Wf ,, 7 47454 when .Qi if +5 ff , , Y i - E Glee Club First Row: Philip Jackson, Thurman Price, Edgar Mallard, Bill Boyette, Joan Yelverton, Barbara Pittman, Joanne Smith, Judy Bass, Ann Maxwell, Joyce Wood. SeconclRow: Charlie Minshew, Ronny Aycock, Ronald Tomlinson, Linda Gardner, Joan Braswell, Brenda Lucas, Joan West, Ann Matthis, Barbara Pope, Elsie Roberts, Georgia Whitley. Third Row: Peggy Mercer, Martha Speight, Margie Speight, Judy Daniel, Linda Williams, Janice Raper, Fairene Jackson, Mary Speight, Bobbie Ann Hayes, Sue Harrell, Loretta Johnson, Elizabeth Lamm, Tookie Minshew. Piano Player, Ann Collins Yelverton. Instructor-Mrs. Renfroe. ' , J J '-'--f 1 f N 3 N I ',- , H ,, I 1 , ,.., ,V .,'-' . ii if, . , , y W, Y 1 5 , K , ,, , VMQQQP-Ivdlgs 5 f l B Drivers Bill Boyette, Ronny Aycock, Ronald Tomlinson, Lynwood Braswell, Edwin Evans, Myrtle Cross. Q wf rx ff X 2,3 f 'h f 4 was ' --i-.zk' N ' W- J, ' 12 -ffsviaahni , , -, ' ,Q ,- f f f1, ff. V , , in X ., X, if, b ,A MI. ,M me Bond First Row Down: Willie Price, Charles Bowen, Larry Lamm. Second Row Down: Eddie Cooke, Randy Davis, Gary Bardin. Third Row Down: Robert Cooke, Connie Pittman, Barbara Bass. Fourth Row Down: M. G. Bardin, Milton Cooke, Billy Davis. Fifth Row Down: Tony Daniel, Director-Mr. Robert Manning. Majorettes are: Kitty Bridgers, jean Bass, Judy Hurley, Loretta johnson, Ann Matthis, .Drum Majorette. Majorettes that are not pictured are: Janice Evans and Diane Whitley. s ..4f'n.. . Amin. V Moioreffes F1rst Rom jean Bass, Judy Bass, Ch1ef joan Yelverton Second Row Geraldme Bunn, Ann Mattlus, jamce Raper N- A .-A I Offrce Workers F11-st Row Myrtle Cross, Joanne Mercer Second Row Bobb1e jean Damels, Slurley Reason, joan West, Ann Maxwell, SPORTS J' X . fiall - Girls' Boskefboll S f ,, f , f ,AA,,.. 4 Ar,,r.,.+-A 0.3-nul b. jo Ann Smith, Brenda Lucas, Tookie Minshew, Diane Tomlinson, Rachel Sasser, Judy Hurley, Georgia Anderson, Barbara Bass, Ann Shirley Matthis, Loretta johnson, Elizabeth Lamrn, Carolyn Lamm, Peggy Reason, Barbara Pittman, Shirley Reason. Copfoins NWA BAR ETH U5 BA-RA p ELYLPB W- C ITT CO 'Capm OsC3PrainMAN s S ss V y or ss, ssss so as as -s so ia A Boys' Basketball First Row: jimmy Abbott, Bill Boyette, Ronny Aycock, Edgar Mallard, jerry Hurley. Second Row: Lynwood Braswell jimmy Lamm, Ben Ellis, Mack Whitley, Charles Batts, Lellon Boykin, Mr. Perry. Copfoins Lg W -M ,,,, m fir O Q fl -4 A .' .A di' Y '-j,'w.,.. r, f ff-,lfxwwfi P' ., , r x sf QO CK CA 4 1 A R RGNXQI MALLARD Baseball f W W5 ,fa ,QQ L W xi i l SQ j A Y XLX FW K Lu ik L Lv H 7, f' Elite 'Qs' fy 3 s 4 X IL! M girl drawn J a Zz 'NW' ff' ti' mr Q ' R XL f 4 - , , 'ff,,..,f A- ,...,,A' , Baseball team of 1958 are as follows: First Row: jimmy Abbott, Rodney Bass, Ronny Aycock, Linwood Braswell, Eddie jones Charles Batts. Second Row: Bill Boyette, Eugene Pierce, Wade Taylor, Ray Barfield, Gary Peeleg Coach, Pat Hendersong Batboy, Don Batts. Baseball captains and coach of 1958 are Lynwood BYHSWSH and B111 Boyetfe Coach Tommy Perry . 4 i 5 l l l 1 X l , l l 4 i 4 . ' ffl, 212. . I! 1 2 Y Q' ' ' , I ' J ' 'li 1 l.' hw J, al .19 ' .,..,- H :v 1,3-3. M651 . , if T, ,.fSi- ' ' ' 'H 'viding Y4! 'i0!Bl'uQ A i '-fa - ' 'A , W... ...K 'fzs Off Wiz fx K.. NIAURICE'S DRIVE-INN 24 Hour Service PHILLIPS 66 TRUCK STOP For The Best Service BqHe?s3x.33f Accessones Phone 7-0018 Highway II7 113111111135 Wilson, North Carolina South WIEIOZ' HOIVIELITE POWER SALES Sale and Service 611 Pender Street Telephone 6145 TAR HEEL GRILL Open 24 Hours Fountain Service Highway 301 Lucama, North Carolina I-IINES' BARBER SHOP Air-conditioned For Your Comfort ROLAND BARNES RADIO AND IV SERVICE Service on aII makes Radio 8 TV 'oo oooo' oolooooro oooo' H09 South Goldsboro Street Wiooo' Noffh oo'o'Ioo Phone 5838 WiIson, N. c. DEES 8: YELVER-ION L- E- LUCAS ooponfififff' ooppifiio Shoes GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION Westinghouse Farm sooolaoo Phone 7-2959 Armour's Fertilizers Phone 4351 Fremont, North Carolina Meet you at THE CREAIVIERY Wilson, North Carolina 1616 S. Goldsboro Street Phone 2934 COBB MOSS Xt SON 134 S. Tarboro St. Phone 5772 Wilson, North Carolina PARKER'S Catering to Clubs 8. Organizations Barbecue-Brunswick Stew Fried Chicken-Oysters-Steak Hwy. 301 S. Phone 7-0972 LEE'S FOOD STORE 129 Pettigrew Street Wilson, North Carolina NIOTHER-DAUGHTER STORE -v BARBEE BROTHERS ESSO Complete Service Hwy. 301 S. 70625 lol East Nash Street Wilson, North Carolina Wilson, N. C. Ph. 2544 WILSON DAILY TINIES Your Wilson County Newspaper Read The Lee Woodard High School News in Myrtle Cross's Column BARSHAY'S LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR See Wilson's Blouse Bar 220 East Nash Street I. L. WHARTON Dealer in Groceries Meats, Fruits, Candies, Cold Drinks, Paints, Hardware, Gas and Oil Black Creek, North Carolina JEFFERSON APPLIANCE CO. Your Local Bottle Gas Dealer IO2 East Barnes Street Wilson, North Carolina OETTINGER'S YI if ATLANTIC BUILDING AND 'VIEWS STORE K, LOAN ASSOCIATION The Dependable Store 1 I II9 S. Goldsboro St. Phone 7-I I75 Phone 2I24 Wilson, N. cl JOYNER'S FUNERAL I-IONIE Ambulance Service S I I07 North Pine Street G I N Phone 3134 Wilson, N. C. PIWONS 7-1957 Black Creek, N.C. Professional Care -I-. gf is best forthe hair meat packers Irene Privette ward Blvd. 4252 Owner Lucamo' N' C Wilson, North Carolina fe- - ,I N - lf- , I I ,T-Tl fi -- pwh l'Nf7 f aa. riiQ55s5Ta'lU1I'L rs RACTINff ELECTRICAL ULMVJ SALES QFRVILF I' Q - fly . -. Zoo. 'I-' 'wara' boulevard, wilron, north carolina dial 7-0118 night rerzlire - 5083, 5415, 5148, 5247 Wilson, N. C. l3RUCE'S l'lOT DOG STAND BELK-TYLER Students WelCOme 901 South Goldsboro Street Phone 2508 Finest in ladies' ready-to-wear, men's wear, gifts. 112 West Nash Street Wilson, North Carolina PAUL C. BLALOCK, INC. CHV TO W ,..:Tf,II Sales Service Fremont, North Carolina fwfr vismlzuis JOHNSON'S GROCERY gf MARKET Fresh Meats of All Kinds - Groceries - Highway 301 South-Wilson-7-9577 Georgia Frost Barnes FROST FLOR I ST Wedding Chapel Lucama, North Carolina Telephones 2191-2196-2441 WILSON VENEER COMPANY Phone 3086 Vernon Hill, Log Buyer Buyer of Poplar, Sweet Gum, Black Gum 81 Topelo logs or blocks--will also buy standing timber, Log yards at Bunn, N.C. and Wilson, N. C. MAINGATE WILSON SERVICE CENTER AND PETROLEUM GARAGE COMPANY, INC. 235 Herring Avenue Phone 6623 D butors of cLlFLxcZE?gErAvls W W I N C. Phone 3448 R. C. WELFARE B. J. HIGH 8K SCN INSULATION CO. 7I2 S.GoIdsboroSt.-Wilson, N.C S CIGIIF PefroIeum Prod Insulation Awnings G dye-Cf T' S Wi d ws and Doors W h 'ppi .. Sidi T bes ond Botferie Ph 7-0482 TIRES Ph 35I6 Box 544 GRAY CONCRETE PIPE CO., INC. Concrete Pipe Concrete Block Ready-Mix Concrete Phone 6I53 Wilson, North Carolina GROWER'S COOPERATIVE WAREHOUSE, INC For Sale of Leaf Tobacco Box 247 Wilson, N. C. We Pay Patronage Dividends MOSS 8. CO. INC. Men's and Boy's Clothes Phone 7-I362 I03 W. Nash Street I345 Tarboro Street Phone 2771 SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Dial 6716 L 81 H SERVICE STATION Washing - Greasing Tires Batteries Road Service Highway 30I South -Wilson, N. C. VAUC5 HAN'S JEWELRY l06 East Barnes Street Wilson, North Carolina CHARLES DEPARTMENT STORE Across From Post Office Phone 282I Compliments of ANIMAL HOSPITAL Dr. E. Hugh Bass CLIFF'S HOT DOG STAND 900 S. Goldsboro Street Wilson, North Carolina RAY VICK'S SERVICE STATION Route 2 Lucama, North Carolina LONDON SHOP Wilson, North Carolina LUCIELLE'S Bridals and Formals 2I9 East Nash Street Phone 340i Wilson, N EASTERN TYPEWRITER COMPANY Wilson, North Carolina SAFARI Phone 7-9545 FREMONT COFFEE SHOP Fremont, North Carolina Wilson, North Carolina Phone 344-6 M 'S ggyselice h FREMONT WHOLESALE CORP. 7-9537 Paints, Building Supplies and Coal Wilson North Coronno Distributors of Petroleum Products Compliments of HOOKS BROTHERS and HOOKS HARDWARE Phone 2366 or 228i ELISHA BASS STORE General Merchandise Ferti I izer--Coal Black Creek, North Carolina Compliments of HACK BROTHERS and HACK'S HARDWARE Phone 22366 or 228i MERCER'S PURE OIL SERVICE STATION Black Creek, North Carolina R. E. TOWN SEND COMPANY Insurance and Real Estate IO7 North Douglas Street Phone 3216 Wilson, North Carolina WAYNE DAIRY COOPERATIVE INC. Goldsboro, North Carolina Dedicated to the Economic improvement of our local farmers. Locally owned and operated We are happy to Furnish Lee Woodard School with our FARM FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS BARDIN BROTHERS Buyers and Shippers of Sweet Potatoes - -frv - Vvrr' - if .Q 'E L . Q ,, 4 is '31 W. n-.sian W WWQW wtlwunug f -W C gpgw, -- sqm.. , , ,, X . , 1 , 4 WMM f '-ff ,....-unininissf.-.aA, - Of ' WHITE'S TIRE SERVICE Wilson, North Carolina Phone 4I67 THOMAS YELVERTON CO. Better Furniture Wilson, North Carolina I04 North Douglas Street 3I2I S gf W NIILLINC CO. Fremont, North Carolina Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone 253-I FREIVIONT OTOR SALES, INC Goldsboro Street Phone 2636 Fremont, North Carolina Ford Sales and Service PEACOC K SANITARY MARKET Fremont, North Carolina GILLS RADIO 8: TELEVISION Service Specialists in Radio, Television and Sound Phone 275-I Dial 4317 207 E. Green Street BRANCH DENNY'S JEWELERY There's No Time Like The BANKI NC at TRUST Co. Prem, To Make Someone A Present Phone 231-T Fremonf, N. c. Of The Time Member of F.D.I.C. IO7 West Nash Street Wilson, North Carolina CHURCHWELL'S INC. WHITLEY'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Agents For Gorham, Kirk and Towle Silverware Orange Blossom Diamonds and Wedding Bands Highway 3OI-A South- Phone 7-OI35 T10 East Nash sneer 3261 Wilson, North Carolina SEALTEST SOUTHERN DAIRIES DIVISION Ice Cream and Milk REX B E ST Distributors Products Phone 245-I Stanst nsburg, North Carolina BROWN OIL CO., INC. tor home heating Hwy. 3015 . 7-OI26 SUPER WASH With Best of Service 507 Herring Avenue Wilson. North Carolina Manager Mrs. N. A. Cunningham Shop In Wilson Your Shopping Headquarters Phone 256i BRlDGER'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER COMPANY Make Your Paint Problems Our Business Venetian Blinds-Paints-Wallpaper NATIONAL BANK of WILSON Wilson, North Carolina CRUIVIPLER'S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Complete Secretarial, Bookkeeping and Accounting Courses. Day ancl evening sessions. Free employment service. Approveol for training Veterans uncler the GI Bill IOO7 E. Walnut Street Phone RE 4-364i--Goldsboro, N.C. MILTON BEST, INC. AGENCY, INC. Complete Insurance Service Fremont, North Carolina BAILEY'S JEWELRY Diamonds--Watches Expert Watch Repair 109 South Goldsboro Street Phone 2617 THE BEAUTY BOX 1103 S. Goldsboro Street Five Points Wilson, North Carolina Hair-Styles of Lasting Beauty FARMERS WAREHOUSE Wilson, North Carolina ART C LOTHING STORE 114 South Goldsboro Street Wilson, North Carolina DAVIS AUTO COMPANY Auto Repairing of all Kinds Generator and Starter Work Dial 2983 113 N. Lodge Street Wilson, North Carolina SUBURBAN RULANE Sizzling Range Value Highway 301 South Wilson, North Carolina Exclusively yours for Smart Styling BO0STERS Baker's Cut-Rate Grocery Hook Jewelry Herring Drug Store Rex Shoe Shop Robins Jewelry Store Valley 6 Ellis Stork's Nest Central Lunch Lisabeth's Shop Refrigeration 81 Appliances R. E. Quinn Bradshaw's Grill Aycock Selby Pates Esso Service Horne Shell Service Dr. Pepper Mother Hubbard Dick's Hot Dog Stand Blue Spade Grille Maude's Flower Shop Wilson Electric Co. Vann's Electrical Lou-Mau 301 Service Center Stott's Service Berger 81 Jones Bruce Lamm's Men Wear HERFF JONES CO. Manufacturing Jewelers and Statloners 1401-1429 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis 7, Indiana Iii? CLASS PROPHECY As a physician I meet many strange people, but two weeks ago today a strange and very nervous person entered my office. Through a long and thorough discussion, I found my patient to be a student at Lee Woodard High School. The sickness which this pupil had acquired was very astonishing. It seemed as though, through his dreams, he could foresee the future of his classmates in the Senior Class. The patient proceeded to tell me the dreams which went as follows: RONNY AYCOCK is now a top Russian scientist since he could not make the grade in the United States. RODNEY BASS, through hard labor, is the proud owner of a new Cadillac-excuse me, Imeant two ob'm. JOANNE MERCER has a successful marriage with her Soldier Boy and is enjoying watching her twins grow up. ELIZABETH LAMM is now living with her husband and ten botmcing baby girls in Hawaii, watching the grass skirts swing and sway. LINWOOD BRASWELL nows plays baseball for the Milwaukee Braves since he couldn't quite make the New York Yankee team. RONALD TOMLINSON has come back from studying at the Sorbonne to live on the old plantation and has two very French-looking, short, black-haired, giggling girls. MARY SPEIGHT is married to a rich and very handsome man, she lives in New York and is the mother of two children. EDGAR MALLARD is now working with Liga- Magazine, posing for pictures with those ideal LIPS of his. IELLAN BOYKIN just re- ceived the American League Most Valuable Player Award for pitching a perfect ga me -no player reached first base or even got back to the bench, they were all hospital bound. THOMAS PIERCE and JEAN LAMM have finally taken the big step. They are now enjoying a happy and successful married life. EDWIN EVANS is an engineer with the Chrysler Corporationj he is trying to invent an airsifted Plymouth that doesn't use oil. SUE HARRELL is now married to a gold digger named Clifton Clayhole and has eleven dark-skinned gold diggers. NORMAN HOLLAND, GEORGE PIERCE, and GENE LEWIS are all big wheels in the world of business. They are co-owners in the Lewis, Holland, and Pierce enterprise. This is a very profitable business which invented the Hula Hoop. BOBBIE ANN HAYES, who was recently divorced from her sixth husband, is trying to take the big step again. TOOTSIE JOHNSON has just taken a great step-she has replaced Schultzie on the Bob Cummings Show. MYRTLE CROSS, who just took a trip to New York, has landed a job as a private secretary. MARTHA SPEIGHT, who must have taken a great interest in that 12th grade Literature, has just finished her first Broadway play-Why 12th Grade Students Should Study Chaucer. After my patient, BILL BOYETTE, had described the details of his unscrupulous dreams, I then studied a cure for his ailment. The only cure that I could recommend was never to Lmdertake the responsibility of driving another school bus. PROPI-LET --Dr. Shackleford Chaucer PROPHESIER -Bill Boyette We the graduating class of 1959, of Lee Woodard High, being of supposedly sound mind and good character, contrary to popular opinion, do hereby make and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: Article L To the school we leave the memories of our great advancements that we have achieved through the twelve years of our education experiences. Article LI To the faculty we leave our love and admiration for the patience, guidance andkindness theyhave shown through the years. Article Q To the Juniors we leave the Senior English class and all the other privileges that are obtained during the Senior year. Article Q To the Sophomores we leave our ability to think clearly and listen attentively on class. Article Y- To the Freshmen we le ave all our text books and worn desk with the hope that they endeavor to use them to the best of their ability. Article XI- To Mrs. Shackleford we leave Chaucer a.nd our deep love and appreciation for the many services she has rendered us. Article VII To our parents we le ave our love, gratitude and appreciation deepened by our increased knowledge. Article LX- RONNY AYCOCK, leave my well-worn specks to Jerry Hurley in hope that he will be able to copy papersfrom farther distances. I RODNEY BASS, leave my brains to Mack Whitley. BILL BOYETTE, leave my Pepsi Cola figure to Thurman Pipkin. LELLAN BOYKIN, leave a foot of my height to Shirley Reason, therefore producing a better basketball player. LYNWOOD BRASWELL, leave my skipping abilities to Johnny Barnes. MYRTLE CROSS, leave my studious abilities to Janice Evans. EDWIN EVANS, leave nothing therefore taking everything I own. SUE HARRELL, leave my blushing qualities to Janice Raper. NORMAN HOLLAND, leave my quietness to Gene Pierce. BOBBIE ANN HAYES, leave my Romeo from Stantonsburg to Tookie Minshew. LORETTA JOHNSON, leave my basketball abilities to Fairene Jackson in hopes that she will make first string next year. ELIZABETH LAMM, leave part of my big mouth to Bobbie Jean Etheridge in hopes that she will make better use of it than I did. JEAN LAMM, leave my quick temper to Bobbie Daniels in hopes that she will use it to an advantage. GENE LEWIS, leave my girl friends to Thurman and Herman Price. EDGAR MALLARD, leave my ability to captivate beautiful women to Philip Jackson. JoANN MERCER, leave my Beta Club membership to Brantley Aycock. THOMAS PIERCE, leave my abilities to speak up in class to Willie Johnson. GEORGE PIERCE, leave my whispering talents to Royce Lewis. MARTHA SPEIGHT, le ave my flirtatious ways to Joan West. MARY SPEIGHT, leave my special laugh to Ruby Lee Lucas. RONALD TOMLINSON, leave my round-about ways to Wayne Pierce. TESTATRDC -Sue Harrell WITNESSED BY: Bugs Bunny Lucielle Sweeney -v gf. 1 4 5 1 W ' ,,,.-. ,gf Jff' Z 1 X , 915 X Wa- 'Wa M4'N. Jgg N, I 1 v A 1 4 7 M- 'fy 4, igpy N,,. , ,Q'J'3fa:1:'f,,,3'+--gf , . ,fQ3Qg,., x WW, , JA 'M fr. W ,-Aim' r-' f . . f , W- Q F -. A, mf , wfwzgwqlgqi gm- f4f'vf1f:.x,',, E '15 wg- .' - W - YW I, 1 . w , 1-' - Civ 335, vp-wwe, - 'Q,, ' L ' ,Q.,-m-Q. A : Q, -4, - f , 1 .. Q- Q Q-1 x. rf f M- .f f ,v g, -w -, 1. - XFN . '1-f',,Nf 1' W f 11. fi, . rf M- ' V. A - L - ,1Q21?'7'1:V I ww 74I'5x ,wi lu, ., K ' H .Q 1 'fy L' f ' Effvw -f ','XLw '---,,?giAgL..4f:.-kg 'f-if - , :.,f.,a-e '.. 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