Los Alamos High School - La Loma Yearbook (Los Alamos, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1943 volume:

WMM 4 lj, lj' , 4 V wwf I i u 1. N . N , fi L I . 1 v if ai + J . , Hs Y f , 2 3 I 5. 4 . Q1 4. Q' R S 2 I I Y jx , I 4 1 5 ! ' M I ,I 1? an Q Q unx wxM ,ng ' YkWWNWl!WWN COMPLIMENTS OF THE LOWDERMILK BROTHERS 4 H W4 Q vi' W' H 5' 'fl -1' ww , V, ,, I , A ME M y M -v V 5 52 f L ' Vg wh it . ' 'Q . A 'F 'S f Q , 75 , ,W , Q A 5 MA il .il-5' --5.- 921' xi I 'W 5 '18 fx It , we..fS5f2jg4w 2' ' I A .4 X..-M, .5 , X, .. U.hL ,V ..,,.., ,lr , L., f I5 N V f fb. 'H i ik' x -A ' .I 4 .. A fx Q , .a - . 1 , . , g . A I f Q M 35 .. '. A E' Tl ' Us aww I, FOREWORD and DEDICATION THIS BOOK HAS BEEN WRITTEN AND COMPILED BY AND FOR THE 1952 GRADUATING CLASS OF THE LOS ALAMOS HIGH SCHOOL, LOS ALAMOS, NEW MEXICO. AS YEARS PASS IT WILL SERVE AS A RE- MINDER OF YOUTHFUL, CARE-FREE DAYS SPENT IN THIS ATOMIC CITY. TEACHERS, FAMILIAR PLACES, AND ABOVE ALL CLASSMATES, WILL STAY ENDEARED T0 US THROUGH THIS HAPPY REMINDER. WE BELIEVE IT TO BE MOST FITTING THAT WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATIONAL TRUSTEES, NORRIS E. BRADBURY PH. D., NOT ONLY BECAUSE OF HIS UNTIRING DEVOTION TO SCHOOL MATTERS, NOR BECAUSE HE IS DIRECTOR OF THE LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY AND IS A NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED SCIENTIST, BUT BECAUSE HE IS A HIGHLY RESPECTED AND MUCH BELOVED CITIZEN OF LOS ALAMOS. 9-wtf' 5? ,wtf 5: ig , ,Z Ax , I., f . in-4. f N X-., E- .32 . - 'gif A ,Q . A ., A A W- f i? B5Sf'+ ws.. 'wiv 'Sl' A I A ' E A 1 . I sfdfw Sf -If .f . 5 A nf-g'I.x.f , I-i I5 X !,, A . in I.. . 1 K- if 43- ff 1 fS. 1?-,Q ,, . .L . 4 Ia, ' A. If A 4' ff-If ' J Ai -ix 4' , Q 1 N f-1 I , SO, IN THANKS T0 NORRIS E. BRADBURY, WHO HAS GIVEN UN- SELFISHLY OF HIS VALUABLE TIME AND BOUNDLESS ENERGY TO MAKE LOS ALAMOS A TRULY DEMOCRATIC AND DESIRABLE PLACE IN WHICH TO GROW AND LIVE, WE AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATE THIS NUMBER OF LA LOMA. M' LQ glw . F-ff -if ' -f .'-V , ,,,.u W imf'1 f G'-,. , In p'f1 '.E?'f. W . E 15 AUTGGRAPHS fu ,. 1 'i h 12sQS!f5 ' N npr' v ww JUG w ,,,, ' A Nfflwv-lf: WWY' in P -I 'I ay ,,., 4 ,If SENIORS 17 vin, -: ,-1:1-A' -J, :gp-I ' ' Y... , M - Wvf-,. Quit' 1 , - A . ,.., ww' f . ' 1 2' fy if - . :M -1- f r SECUNDINO SANDOVAL Closs Pres. 4 Class Vice-Pres. 2,3 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club Vice-Pres. Letterrnen's Club Pres 4 Football l 2 3 4 Football Co-cap All Conference Chorus l 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Orchestra Track 2 3 4 Boy's State Student Council Sr. Variety Show La Lorna Art Ed. Lf. ' I JACK DUBBERLY Class Vice-Pres. Class Pres. Class Play Student Council Basketball Chess Club Debate Club Stage Crew Alu-4 ,Q DOLORES WEBB MARGY WOODWELL Chorus Class Treas Class Sec. ,2, , Band l,2, ,4 Senior Variety Show 3,4 Chorus l,3,4 Cheerleader 4 G. A. A. 3,4 Pep Club l,2,4 Sport's Day 3 Hilltop Echo 3 Girl's Sfote 3 Vocalist Donce Band 3 Class Ploy Pub. l C. A. P. 3 UCY ALVIDRES and l,2,3,4 ep Club I,2,3 4 . A. A. 34 horus . A, P. lass Play ed Cross Rep, Jort's Day lm ANNE ARCHER La Loma Ed La Loma Ass'f Newspaper Band l,2,3 Band Librarian Slate Twirling Confesf Senior Variety Show Y-Teens Pep Club Sludenf Cou Mayoreffe Cheerleader Dance Band N. M, Press ncil Assoc, 2,3 l l,3 l LYDIA ALARID FRANCES ARMSTEAD Pep Club Chorus Pep Club Chorus l,4 G. A, A. 4 i,2,3 i,2,3,4 3 G. A. A. Band l Drill Team 2,3 l Bowling League wt LAVERNE BELL Band Dance Band Ke Cl b Sec' Y U Y Key Club Pres. Baseball Football Football Mgr. Basketball Letfermen's Club Class Play Class Pres. Class Favorite Sfudenl' Council C. A, P. JIM BRADBURY Studenl' Council Key Club Track Lettermerfs Club Hockey Senior Varieties Skif C. A. P. 'l,2,3,4 3 3 4 3,4 2,4 2 2 3,4 3 2 l 2,3 2 2,4 3,4 2 2,3,4 2 3 4 2 DOLORES BILLINGS Pep Club Chorus Drama Club BARRY BARTHELL Ski Club l,2,3,4 Rifle Club l,2,3,4 Audio-Visual 3 4139 W' f.'5W,,,'lf'i 'l we 'Ali ll JOHN BOYER Chorus Rifle Club Student Council Boy's Club 0 VIRLEENE BOONE 1,2,3 Pep Club I Class Sec'y 2,3 1,2 Band 1,2,3 3 3 1 Prom Comm. an N-if , . Liggfl ' I -,i BOB BURTENSHAW Band Football Lettermen's Club Orchestra Student Council La Loma Dance Band Class Treas. Class Favorite BRANT CALKIN Key Club Football Track Lettermen's Club Basketball Mgr. Junior Varsity 1,2,3,4 i,2,3,4 2,3,4 3,4 1,4 4 3,4 2,3 2 4 2,4 2 2,4 4 2 N . r,st BYRON CAMPBELL Football Baseball Track Swimming Co-captain Class Play Senior Scandals Chorus Sergeant at Arms l 4 : l JANET CHISM G. A, A. Modern Dance Square Dance Spanish Club Pep Club Annual Sfaff Newspaper Staff Class Sec'y-Treas, Junior Prom Queen JAMES CODNNOR Football Chorus Leffermen's Club ENTON DAVIS bofball rock ockey :Jseboll 1 Loma zftermer1's Club lass Play l,2,3,4 l,2 4 4 4 2,3,4 3 JOAN FOCHT G. A. A. Soorfs Day Chorus Music Festival Radio Club Radio Club Sec'y. Radio Club Pres. i,2,3,4 i,2.3,-1 2,3,4 2 3,4 3 4 33 CHARLES DAVIS Foofball Track Sfuderwf' Council Class Pres. Class Plav Rifle Club La Loma l,2, l,2, 3 3 'fl R 3 l 4 ERNESTINE FRANTZ G. A. A. Class Sec'y Y-Teens Stamps and Checker JACK GARCIA Football Mgr. Basketball Let1'ermen's Club Chef's Club SANDRA GOODSON Class Favorife Pep Club Pres. Pep Club Sec'y Pep Club Treas. G. A. A. La Loma Drill Team Jr. Bowling League Homecoming Queen 1,2 I 1,2,3 1,2,3 3,4 l,2,3,4 2,3,4 4 UA-I P P' A-uname LAURENCITA GONZALES Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 Drill Team 2,3 Pep Club 2,3,4 Chorus 'l,2,3,4 G. A. A. 3,4 BILL GLOSSON Letfermen's Club l,2,3,4 Football 3,4 Boxing 1,2 BARBARA HILLHOUSE Orchestra 2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3,-1 G. A. A. 3,4 ESTELLE JOHNSON RAMON HOFF AUDREY JOHNSON Latin Club EDWARD KEDDY Baseball Football Key Club Audio-Visual Cheerleader Basketball IERT HAMBLET f 1d R. P. ss Play rus l,2,3,Q l,2,3,4 3 4 an ALRIC JOHNSON Band Drum Moior Chorus Teen Club I,2,3,4 4 3,4 1,2 JERRY HUNTER Band N-.-1,,,..K hush, Wh SHIRLEY HOFF Chorus 2,3,4 Drill Team 3 Pep Club 2,3 CONNIE McCULLUM Cheerleader 4 G, A. A. 2,3,4 Chorus 4 Pep Club 2,3,4 KENNETH McCLESKY Football 2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Track Copf. 4 LefTermen's Club l,2,3,-1 Key Club 2,3 Chorus I,2,4 ,High JEAN LU NSFORD FRANK MANKER Sr. Scouts 1,2 Rodeo Club Sporfsmen's Club EVELYN MARQUEZ Newspaper, Jr. Hi. Chorus 2,3 G. A. A. 3 Pep Club 3 Bowling BOB MARTIN Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Basketball Capf. 4 Track 3 Baseball 2,3 Boxing Stale 3 La Loma 4 Jr. Ex. Committee 3 Key Club 4 Chorus 3,4 PAULINE LUJAN Pep Club i,2,3 Drill Team 3 Chorus 3,4 3. A. A. 3 Senior Tags l SHERRIE McGlLLIVRAY Class Sec'y 2 Pep Club 2,3,4 Board of Appeals 2 Head Majorefte 3 Arr Club l Chorus 3 Library Club l Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. 3 Maioretfe 4 La Loma 4 G. A. A. 3,4 Senior Variety Show 3 RICHARD McKEE Key Club Wrestling Rodeo Club LUCY LOVATO Chorus GLORIA McCARTY G. A. A. C. A. P. 3 MARGARET MOXLEY Chorus 3,4 Pep Club 2,3 G. A. A. 3 Marching Band 4 DAVE METZLER Football 2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Student Council l,2,3,4 Class Pres. 3 Chorus l ,2,3,4 Key Club 3,4 La Loma 4 Dance Band 3,4 Fire Brigade 4 Class Vice-Pres. 2 Leftermen's Club 3,4 Basketball 2,3 FLORENCE MARTINEZ CHARLOTTE MELDRUM Pep Club l,2,3,4 G. A. A, l,3,4 Chorus I Drill Team 3 MARGARET NYQUIST Chorus l,2,3 Hiking Club l,2,3 Roller Skating Club l,2,3 JOANNE DARRELL PYBURN Pep Club l Bowling League Treas. l ,,,. tgiiglf ROGER PERRAGLIO Foofball 3,4 Baseball 2,3 Chorus I ,2 4-H Club l ,2,3 Basketball l,2,3 Lelfermerfs Club 2 Class Vice-Pres. 2 DON RYAN Football 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Hockey 4 Basketball l Chorus 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 KAY RIGG Audio Visual 3,4 Radio Club 3 Crew Chief A BARBARA ROB ERSON G. A. A. 1,2 Orchestra 3,4 KATHLEEN REAMY Pep Club l,2,3,4 G. A. A. 3.4 Drill Team 2,3 Junior Bowling l Hilltop Echo 3 NANCY JO ROSS Editor Annual l Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 G. A. A. l,2,3,4 Pan-American 2,3 DON RAEL Football 3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Basketball 2,3 Lettermen's Club Sec'y 4 POLLY RICHARDSON Pep Club 2,3 Orchestra l,2,3 Class Play Comm. 3 Sports Head Archery 4 ARABELL SANDOVAL Chorus I Pep Club G. A. A. '4 Drill Team 3 JO ANNE REDMON Orchestra Concertmaster Civic Symphony Student Council G. A. A. Volleyball Sports Head Rifle Club 2,3,4 4 2,3,4 4 3,4 4 4 G RUDOLPH HOWARD Rifle Club R. O. T. C. Drill Team Drama Production BRUCE STAHL Football Hockey Rodeo Club Baseball Class Play AL SIMMONS Track FRANCES SMITH 'ep Club 2rill Team .1. A. A. Student Council SHIRLEY SH EHAN G. A. A. Drill Team Pep Club Pep Club Vice-Pres Student Council Student Council Sec Class Play Junior Pram Queen La Loma Library Club Glee Club Art Club Girl's State Alternate Nat'l Honorary Society PAT STEVENS Chess Club Radio Club Audio-Visual Student Council Sfudenf Council Treas. Debate Club Hilltop Echo wiv W wasp!! EVERETTE VAUG Band Orchestra Key Club All State Band NORMAN S Basketball Rodeo Club Chorus Wrestling l NORMA JE Chorus G. A. A. Class Play Basketball M. egzvixiif .f HN 2,3,4 l 3 3,4 MITH 1,2 3 4 l,2 AN STEELE l,2,3 3 l,2,3 Y' ERLINDA VIGIL Chorus Pep Club 'Q JJ' ws-2 . .. -Eif 'f'U fHk fSf ' Sk.. . A .rims ,. : www - .W ws fr I0 rssh i 1 hr W Q .11 'ww N... -N.. NX UBALDO VIGIL Basketball s M' BOB WHEELER JEANNE WEAVER Band n,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Orchestra Pep Club C. A. P. Scholarship Concert Band La Loma Bus M r. 123 All State Band 3,4 2,3,4 2 4 4 Q Class Treas. Girl's League V. P. All Stare Chorus 2 Sfunf Mgr. Pep Club . g . - , I ' jr, 1 WEARIN 'ball r 2,3,4 rbcll Co-copfain 33 Conference Stare ketboli eboll 'ermen's Club ebqll Captain Loma id mrus mce Bond 'qua P I H-,,, 'M -.4 iff JOANNA WHITE Chorus G. A. A. Pep Club 2,3 Pep Club i,2,3,4 4 3,4 2,3 i,2,3 BARBARA WINKS Pep Club Mojoreffe Lo Loma Assoc. Ed. La Loma Sfaff Hiiltop Echo Senior Variety G. A. A. Bowling League Chorus Homecoming Queen Attendant STudenf Council N. M. Press Assoc. im G15 H 246 , 31.9 i WHITE nosgg, 1 cuss Mo171'Gf ism ill j gf4?-ai asfdniih gyestg S. Trumci if .. fs an for a SUSAN anooks Lewis Lucns GRETCHEN Nom Blu. Bnooxs MARILYN BEQUETTE JOHN CHAMBERLIN MARIWYN CLOW ,pr-' is ,.-f' I Q 3 ..-nf ' nw A.,,. W,..Mw.qmW., x .mwwwwxcvnfw--WffMf f f -W,W,Fl 5 ff:-rx 5 r 3' CHARLIE BADSGARD -unsung. TED CRAWFORD RACHEL GARCIA its BILL DUNNING BARRY COE SHERRILL ECKHOUSE CHARLES DOYLE PHYLLIS FOSH EE it X JIM COPE Y BARBARA FRISCH HN... s..,,,n Inu. iii? I 1 ? Sf ,, ,VNV DIANA COFFINBERRY PHILIP FRESHWATER FRANCES COX FRED FU LGENZI ELIZABETH CURTIS ---4-- sabkrm DAVE GAY DON GREENE J0 NELL DOWNS CLIFF GOODSON 33 MARY LYON JIM HUMPHREY DENIES NARANJO JULIA JONES LOIS KERNS This bronze plaque shows the name Clementine with whic the fast reactor was christened when first placed in operatic November, I946. When the machine is operating, metal shiel doors cover the machinery. On top of the reactor con be,see some of the equipment used to control the power of the tmachini See picture on previous page. u 5 FM-eil if-'-' II V llailflfl L-Xgiuiiiftilff I9-'H HARRY MILLER DICK LYON ADOLPH MIERA JIM MCCRAWLEY KEITH KIMBER -rx f 'NX QX xx fl. xmfgmggww 1. ,Q - A ZS rig. IQ .NS A r Q U o . sf. 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' f 1 . the around The nnstdud of ADRIENNE ALLISON MARQUEL PETTIT GEORGE BROOKS BARBARA BOWLIN DON CAMPBELL BONNIE CUNNINGHAM W ANDA BROWN GARY BAKER DICK BURDITT BILL FANCHER GAIL DOYLE BONNIE JOHNSON LOIS GOLDFARB KATY DAWSON MARIAN JAQUES wa GAIL HOWE THERESA GONZALES JACK HOUSE JOYCE KEMPER YVONNE JACQUES EDDY ANNE HARPER FR EDA DAVIS -' 1e2f:e21': ' 3--I tw fo fi '3' 1 H' t. an J I I w' DICK FOSTER DIANE HOLMES MONTY HAMILTON BRUCE HANCOCK - ,, ,,,-.. ,-c,.,....,,. .,. ,.,,..,......, a. .un pawn Un as csumuucu mul lrlls will eventually DE OS YTILICD OS IL million YOIISIJ, experiments near the machine may produce radiations that would be hazardous to human beings. For this reason the machnne IS operated by remote control from this console, which us located about IOO feet away and separated from it by a Thick concrete wall. 4, G' V: QM 'vm W'Er EQ? M , I A ii JOHN LYON PETE OLIVAS DAVID MILLIGAN WAYNE LEMONS SHIRLEY LOWENSTEIN INGER LUNDQUIST MARY ANNE RINEHART JACK MCCONNELL KATHLEEN MOXLEY SHIRLEY MITCHELL MARY LEE MOXLEY PETER MucDOUGALL if ,X I VIRGINIA ORTIZ JANIS KINNEY HELEN LOPEZ MIKE MILLIKAN iqm X'-. w s S. I i J N -K W-v-A' ' yt, . f - I fr I f' , 0 ,,5, ,,,, M 1. ra , ' W' -f Lfn h 'W-W 322 1555 1 ,,N 1 K gg 1. 4227 ' f fefiii' 2 f f ,gigfj 5 ' .-gr WIN, u ' H , 1-.. 1 4 X I , 1172 i V rf' E , A K ' K, , lk! l I l s k 'F fx: . ' is I wigs Q ii! Ni 5 ' !:,:'f - ni J ' I E Q 1 l ls. Swv M, ,,- . I -li? TOM PFINGSTEN JIMMIE STULTS DIXIE STITELER 'OW 4 ,ff--uf 1. JAMES WILSON DIANN SANDER SHELBY SEARS 5 J' , ,Q - Hi CLARENCE SOELMAN PHYLLIS RUIZ ARLENE ROTHE RONALD CAROL PANTER SALLY ROCHWITE lo Shown here charge from high-potential 3 4 I ii 1 Q W F A LORNA RICHARDSON NANCY LOU THOMAS JOHN ROBERSON .-.gr TERI LEE VAN BUSKIRK KATHRYN STALLINGS DONALD SOELMAN '53 'K Q K, :fl 4 nov wm RAY s RROKWLAM' 'GB f W-rf ROBERTA TESKE LOUISE POMEROY i s I w 2 i if fm- S. i Sw, it X W-fl X1-is Q , - -Kg' 1 'v f A , e e z 5. Y i Q gl '97 Mi MGX Ja 5 um Sf- 6 -1 fi 4 4 4 4 l mm B 40 Maw ' vm 'D Q Y XV 0 Q 9 0 O ll si QQ4 QQ!! ! Q fl 99 0 4 :il Q as H 0 , -A -,X -X . , xx 9 9'9 6 0 n X x X H 8 X :plum v-W JW ,.,..aumn' gm 2 ' MARVIN COONS . v..--. DELITHA CARMICHAEL CLYDE GUERIN f-f ' Q JUANITA COLYER LUCY GARCIA Q PAT HODGES i NANCY CURTIS VIOLET FOWLKES PRISCILLA GURULE SHARON FEDRIC MARIANNE CONVERSE MARGARET ANN CRYER LEON CRISS JOHN HIGGINS JACK EVANS CHUCK FREDERICK SAM BARBARA LUCY BEVERLY HARRISON VALERIE NYLANDER NEUTRUN AND ---- HP: BOB MORTON .IOANNE KONOP TERRY LANGHAM -if JOYCE JOSLIN DON SH EPAN NOLA JEAN JOHNSTON A I X rie- 354 2 Inserting Q sample in The water boiler for radiation. SLQ 1 uh., Q M- Q K ' Q 1 Q '9i Q' XSS? 'X -'w+2E4'1S- Z ,, xi: Y 3 xl Q in P get i 'ik 2 2 ? UQQQ 4' l 0984 Q: 1'!o 0-ii MIK Q ---.,,. ,av 'rug' P? UE' til N 9 A 'fiir SUSIE SCHROEDER SHIRLEY TINSLEY SHIRLEY RIDGEWAY BEVERLY SEAY SARAH McMlLLAN DAWN STEVENS v DELLA MAE RANDALL PATSY PRITCHARD BARBARA SMITH SANDRA WILLIAMS EDYTHE TUCHFARBER BARBARA WATSON i 10 K 1 ,,...-nl af -ax. 1 Wiki R J Ll 2 Q.. .,. 3.4 nn?-u K ,T 1 1 My Q 4 55' , x'Jj-mia. , M' w, af W Q ORVALENE BURNWORTH GAIL BONIFIELD JANICE CRISS VIRGINIA THYNNE SUE JONES BARBARA SCHMITT PEGGY CAMERON BETTY CULPEPPER I si f CAROL BONE HARVEY MELDRUM SANDRA SCOTT CURTIS LOWENSTEIN am HARRIETT WEST DAVID McGlLLIVRAY I E igggiyif NANCY PIPER BOB GOODWIN JAMES HAMILTON SALLY HOFF 2. LOIS PETERSON Q 3 RICHARD HUMMEL RICHARD BROOKS RONNIE HARPER .3 A 4 ANITA McKEE JUDY NOTTROTT CELIA HELTMAN RUTH EVANS JOAN MARK MARY FRANCES FALKNER '1m!+ R' . GAYl.oRo Mmso JoHN RIDGEWAY 1 ADMINISTRATION lk 'Q 3355 If New ,......4 'g 1 We have learned by this time that our security rests in ourselves - that a belief in our way of life comes through its understanding and a trust in its promise. lf Los Alamos High School has helped you to understand, we are content, May the coming years be happy and give ve. the opportun ity to ser ' you . ffb,-PP 115-lg F . ROBERT mouth , i Schools. Superln tehdent o and accomplishments ress, growth, d a tremendous The prog l have develope ll be corre- of our schoo , spirit and pride that could we lated with the advancement of atomic energy in Los Alamos. Our horizons for social living must be just as broad and as far reaching as the community's anticipated control and utilization of atomic energy. As the commurlity project should sup- ply the development of a future and unlimited source of energy, our school should supply the leaders in harnessing this process for richer and fuller living. You have played an important and active part in the development of a community. You have also been made aware that a school reflects a community and is the heart of its develop- ment. Your participation developed a schoolg this school formed the heart of a d rship should in turn, Your future lea e in the devel- community. and will be just as far reaching f a harmonious world. opment of the heart o Armand C . Vertucci , Principal y 5 MARCIA SMITH UBRARIAN EOSINOPHILE CELL FROM HUMAN BLOOD 11112005 LUCILE HARMON HEALTH MARGARET MARTIN SEC Y TO CONSULTANT THE SUPERINTENDENT ., E GLADYS ALEXANDER REGISTRAR DALE SCHROER COMMERCIAL FRANCES HARLAND GERMAN, FRENCH Si A 'bi W V 5 U .M ,dv ,.,, ,ggi .fe N lg i X jk A ' Zmigwiig Q UM v lg, Q P ia K LQ L ff? . 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By observing ci slide under o microscope the olpho tracks have been traced bock to ihe ADA SCHMIDT SPANISH ROLLIE HELTMAN BAND, CHORUS JEAN EVER5 DRAMA -f f igsww' SHIRLEY FRIES - .M f 1.-I A ENGLISH ,.-Y W -:annul K,-,fgfnn may I W- .fm i www- if f' 'V 7 77 Q, ., Y, , ii- 1- -,,.- ' ' gginalil .1-canal' mul I- :uimggunvwgquusual-U giant qggnsvwuiii angina!! -,, :',,,,.n---1 Q-nn- ......-an ,J----4' I ,M ,,,..-......-..-- ...----f -,Q in ond o map pin placed in the photographic print of The point I T 5.55 irigin of ecich Trcick. Few, if ony, of the trucks originate inside The PHILLIP WOODRUFF SOPHOMORE ENGLISH' soc AL S U OWARD sP:NcE JuNioR SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH, SENIOR PROBLEMS VERA BELL LANE HOME ECONOMICS LUCILE WINKS HORACE GAMBLE INDUSTRIAL A A RT This shows how radioactive material concentrates in cel RTS HILDA JOHNSON EIGHTH GRADE i if fr . . .Wi 4. M V TG? , A 5 Wu f , '55-. 5. E '.,' , ,ww ssues ond when placed next to film shows nts presence by lrkening the fnlm. JOHN LYON vw BIOLOGY, GENERAL SCIENCE 1 5 , ef RUTH HELMICK sloLoGv. GENERAL scum RICHARD HUXLEY 'F I' S in 5 i IE' s IMQ 'X x - .A Qmsigli PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY 1 f.,,.,.,-.. nuvclrAl :nllfA'l'InN ,4- .Xa 2515 wfff' cgi :E K , 1. x o 5 cww, 1 2 X an K if Kb A ' 1 EMS? 3 M 1 I a zu, When materials emit only weak particle radiation, experimenters handle them efficiently and safely with rubber gloves inside ventilated cabinets called dryboxes. Air suction through the boxes keeps radioactive dust and vapor from escaping into the room. This picture shows a drybox at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, in which the entire hood rotates to enable the operator to reach any part of the interior. ICHE FEDRIC EIGHTH GRADE PEARL COFFEE EIGHTH GRAD will ' f4 zsi 1, fmpmhmms:,1s.,.--A ' V' G -5 v .x 4 4 X 5 ak' v J ik G Q i ,X fa! m ' 1, ' 3. ff if-3 R 3? if K 1 R I at I 'Rf' Q' ia W A 5 5 .. f, 4 i 1 7 I l W i i fi W W 'wk as-nuns fu DC W9 Big? Three 'wi fy ' V si. 3 fx ,Tb-1 Cheese? Ca ke? 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QUEEN DESCENDING THRONE l l DANCE DANCE sw A9 , 1, , ff, SADIE HAWKINS MOUNTAIN SCHOOL GYM NOVEMBER 16, 1951 Q W f'5 'W-if Xww' 'ID ESM' SWEETHEART DANCE MARCH 'I 5 1952 JIM WEARIN PEP CLUB SWEETHEART ,U 11. 'Q '15 -X , .5 H? 2 r E ,, If-. S7 ' cw vsf' mei 1. 5, If H5139 QE.?W Wil . 44. , -ffm, X 41 Q31 Q? Uh. 5 1 1' F? A HOMECOMING QUEEN '55 i SANDRA GOODSON K PEP CLUB L JIM Aiyengnm 'LQ V .W ir L L .LV Lin , E if I 4-n Z wi' . Z fi if Li h.,..L . .5457 W V gwzeif Q- f ww bw' Sf. fzwyfg L+ L 2 lm gigs Qgigflg L, 5 Fwlf .. .,,, .yn QW wwuL,LL-,.. A L i - .gj'2?Q'kg,L:fL. LQ K :TQ:5i2'ifgl,i-gglffag.L.?:vi,.s,L1 , . Q L. ,L .Qf, .. L .,L3.fwLL,,,Q.LL--w.g,,WL L ffm .., :fm-WL-q1.Lyf.. .Lfwfg Af M., M .in 7:3325 1 LPM fad--3.1-Ljzv.s15 M :rf v wg-- !i:'??Z.:W:2.9,finL,L .Ka M ,f Q xl sLi2:WffwL?L w -VL 'N ff twfyw Q A' H f-fw ,iiif'rrH?ff? '71.2 L , L ew if 1. if ' ,K U Lg, J. 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QU? .-AP' JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES TIMMY su: Kamen, Jo: sMrrH is FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES JANIE aunnows, JERRY KEENER SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITI PAT Mcooweu., MoNTY HAMn:roN MOST TALENTED ANNE Ancuen, ssc SANDOVAL .:. . .r , - 4 U H , ,..M.,:,1, ---' wm:m MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MARGUERITE woonwzu., JIM ammsunv BEST ALL AROUND SENIORS SHIRLEY susnm, ssc SANDOVAL H1G1 sPxx s BEST DANCERS ANNE Aachen, ruin ruLGsNzl BEST PERSONALITY ANNE Ancuzn, oAvs METZLER MAN AND WOMAN HATER KEN Mccusxzv, Jo Rumen A PEP CLUBIFRESIDENT, SANDRA GOODSONJ VICE-PRESIDENT, SHIRLEY SHEHAN5 SECRETARY, VIVIAN WENTZj TREASURER, PAT McDOWELL STUNT GIRLS PERFORM WITH MARCHING BAND. PAT REAMY, ANNE ARCHER. MONA LOVEALL. ww wma I any mv, ,N.mN4mmxmm gg . , ,, , V E DRUM MAJOR, AL JOHNSON, MAJORETTES: BARBARA SMITH, MARILYN BOWEN, BARBARA WINKS, BEVERLY SEAY CHEERLEADERS: ANNE ARCHFR. CONNIE McCOLLUM, DOLORES WEBB, MARILYN BEQUETTE. LETTERMAN'S CLUB OFFICERS: PRESIDENT, sEc SANDOVALg VICE-PRESIDENT, JOE SMITH, SECRETARY, ooN RAEL, TREASURER, LuVERNE BELL. MEMBERS: CLIFFORD GOODSON, CHARLIE BADSGARD, DAVE METZLER, BYRON CAMPBELL, GARY RAPER, PETE OYIVAS, MANNY SEGURA, TOM SANDENAW, RICHARD WORTHINGTON, DON RYAN, FRED FULGENZI, DICK LYON, GUYHODGKINS, TONY NARANJO, JIM BRADBURY, DICK BURDITT, ROGER PERRAGLIO, REGGIE JONES, WALTER MAESTAS, BRANT CALKIN, MANUEL OLIVAS, KEN MECLESKE, GEORGE BROOKS, BENTON DAVIS, BARRY COE. JIM WEARIN, JIM CONNERS, DAN REIF, JIM HUMPHREY, JACK GARCIA, LYNN CROW, GORDON RYAN, MONTY HAMILTON, CHARLIE CRAWFORD, G.A.A. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT, JANA HALEYg VICE-PRESIDENT, SUE BROOKS. COUNCIL: DANCING, SHIRLEY SHEHANj BASKETBALL, JULIE JONES: TUMBLING, TIMMY SUE KEENERg ARCHERY, POLLY RICHARD- SON, SWIMMING, ELSPETH WHITE, BADMINTON AND TABLE TENNIS, DIANA COFFINBERRY: VOLLEYBALL, JO REDMON. KEY CLUB LA LOMA I OFFICERS: PRESIDENT, LQVERNE BELL, VICE-PRESIDENT, JOE SMITH, SECRETARY, BARRY COE: TRAESURER, JIM BRADBURY.. MEMBERS: JIM CONNERS, RICHARD WORTHINGTON, DAVE METZLER, CHARLES CRAWFORD, DAN REIF, JACK DUBBERLY, BRANT CALKIN, CHARLIE BADSGARD, ED KEDDY. EDITOR, ANNE ARCHER: ASSOCIATE EDITOR, BARBARA WINKSf BUSINESS MANAGER, SHIRLEENE SCULLAWAL' FEATURE EDITOR HIRLEY SHEHANQ SPORTS EDITOR, JIM WEARIN, STAFF: SEC SANDOVAL, DAVE METZLER, BARBARA HILLHOUSE, GRETCHEN NOTH, MARY LYON, SHERRIE McGILLIVRAY, SANDRA G , 1 OODSON DIANE HOLMES, TIMMY SUE KEENER, DIXIE STITELER, CAROLN POOLE MARGARET MOXLEY, BRANT CALKIN, JIM BRADBURY. I 4 ...............,,,,,,. , IWW wi K aw: I, A ,.,iW5 ,M g. W f1Wff1 u , JM KZ' 541' . X , an mx fain up bf' M-6' 1' f .231 I f fm ' H ,L--11: ,,,q is Q li f . 3.1211 76125 ff?9lS5'iKe, 1 , 1 ...,,' Q E, y S m:1Xf E9wrS?W?? '3 K 5 5 ii 3 www Ep f xi PM K aw wi gb ...TY ,igfig ': vm, - . 'T 73 ' Q i' : i if 4 e uk w . 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EQ COACH BOB cox Mosr vALuAsL: PLAYER: mv: Mrrznzn ASSISTANT coAcn JIM sl-lA1 rucK JW 1 46239 W 4r MP I 4 ,I X il I I Qi ? -m ii E wr 'SECCO N EGRO DAVO GOAL POST 'KElTHO FUMBLES 'GEORGE DONNIE 'CHIEF TEA 'N CRUMPETS COACH BOB COX, COACH JIM SHATTUCK, GEORGE BROOKS, PETI OLIVAS, MONTY HAMILTON, BENTON DAVIS, BOB MARTIN, CHAR- LIE, CRAWFORD, FREDDIE FULGENZI, DON RAEL, MANNY SEGURA ALVIN ROBBINS, JIM WEARIN, EDDIE BROCK, DON RYAN, KEN McCLESKEY, GORDON RYAN, DAVE METZLER, DICK LYON, ROBBIIQ ATKINS, SEC SANDOVAL, GUY HODGKINS, BRANT CALKIN, BILI GLOSSON, DAN REIF, WALT MAESTAS, COVEY CAMPBELL, LYNN DRUG STORE GOGIE FOOTSI E CROW, JIM McCAULEY, RONNIE TURNER, ROGER PERRAGLIO MARK LUCHS, PHIL McCLAIN, BARRY COE, DIMAS CHAVEZ, JIM CON- NORS, ED KEDDY, GARY RAPER, CARL OGREN, JIM JACQUES, LA VERNE BELL, BOB MITCHELL, LEON CRISS, REGGIE JONES, BOB BUR- TENSHAW, JACK GARCIA, KEITH KIMBER, JOHN HIGGINS, BYRON CAMPBELL, DICK JONAH, JAMES MADDY, FREDDIE DUNKER. SQUIRR EL DO NO MARKO GIMPO HCAW-CAWII UVERNOH 1 Q' Q 125 50 L W, , 3 , :gt Je M 14 s V ,Q X 2 'S iii? 3 m QP' 'Q fm-5'-5 3' lk! if, KX is Q q 5- 6 5 gb. Q:- -' . I f' 2' Q N A 25,3 -D 2 1 'nf Q, ,945 I as .lfili A wi 6 ' B? I W' B gill I Q? ff. A . ' ' df 'i - f x.,,,z Q-., A .fr ?fu:AS tiara MMM ,y ... A 1 t 1 2, X XII! A35-,,,. gan! f I W4 iii H3 FW Q ' 'ig Y iflff I 5 if . gg Y c Q 55-J' A 8 f if -V k.!' , , gi, .. H BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: TONY NARANJO, JACK GARCIA, JIM WEARIN, CHARLIE BADSGARD, MONTY HAMILTON. BACK ROW: COACH COX, BILLY FORD, LYNN CROW, JIM HUMPHREY, FLOYD MATTHEWS, DON BUCHER. 'I952 ALL DISTRICT XI SQUAD. BOYS FROM TIERRA AMARILLA, PENASCO, LOS ALAMOS, TAOS, QUESTA, ESPANOLA AND EL RITO WERE CHOSEN BY COACHES AND OFFICIALS. , Q . V ' 017: ' ' 1 ' gil-': ' 'QQ 'i l 1 l A :wmv me .C la A I i .,'. , W if , 5 avg., ii: ,bl 32 W I 531, ,zssun , gk I . V' f-ff www yffgggm.. . 5 51, 2. :Q 3 if ., . Q 5 . ' V' f 4 Q Hi, 1 E Mi DAX X 'S x , ' 9' Mak r f w k ! 2' S gh! 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' I ' s I2 awe A 3 E 4 4 ' I Moya I 4 ww A pw Wy ,Wg 1 'wriyf' id ff 1W INQ. Hx WS? W W my ID 1 ' 5 .1- 4 3 657 ,jy,:I'.Q, ' - A 1952 BASEBALL SQUAD L-R STANDING: MGR. DIMAS CHAVEZ, GARRY TUBB, CLIFF GOODSON, MIKE KELLY, JOHN ROBERSON, GORDON RYAN, DAN REIF, LYNN CROW, JIM WEARIN, JIM BOND, COACH ANDY GRABOWSKI. L-R KNEELING: LEON CRISS, DON RYAN, CHARLIE BADSGARD, MONTY HAMILTON, FREDDIE DUNKER, DAVE METZLER, ED KEDDY, TONY NARANJO, JOHN CHAMBERLAIN. MISSING: JOE SMITH. THE 1952 TOPPERS' BASEBALL SQUAD IS BUILT AROUND A GROUP OF UNDERCLASSMEN. ALTHOUGH THE SQUAD MAY NOT GET FAR THIS YEAR, IT WILL BE HARD T0 BEAT IN YEARS TO COME. , x , - ',.. I. , JSII I S' - ,, ,,,, , 1', Q ,'- Ziff I METZLER, CATCHER OF THE TOPPERS, I - Y I W, scones AGAlNsT EsPANoLA. 41 wb ' ' V .,f-.,, ..:: v.. , -AV, W - bg X f V V . ,waggmi IWAE 'sX'r V 'W :1'f1'1 - 4, f . . V. ww-1 -wmsffx ,Az J ' ' ' if ' ,-:,.I La: I - , , 4, iw: Ji -1. ' . - - -jf, 1 I I ,V-f ,V 1 If.-f,fQQ.LQfQf1 Li V ' , .- ' f I ' , ,qw .,,. H, ,N ,QM U 3-4+ Sim: .,... I, ,, , ,E -'I a ui -iiii ' Q ,. -v ' , - ' 11 7 , ' , ' '44 1,11 'vm I ' 1 ,rf ' I , ' , U, Q, C - A si ED KEDDY PUTS ON THE STEAM TO BEAT THE THROW. METZLER SHOWS CLASSIC FORM AT PLATE. LEON CRISS, FRESHMAN PITCHER, FIRES ONE IN. HOCKEY FRONT ROW: PETE OLIVAS, MARVIN COONS, RONALD SHARP, DON CAMPBELL, BENTON DAVIS, CHARLIE CRAWFORD. SECOND ROW: MANUEL OLIVAS, CLIFF GOODSON, BARRY COE, BILL BROOKS, BILL BINNEWEIS, BOB MITCHELL, COACH SUNDBERG. THIRD ROW: DON RYAN, DICK BURDITT, FRED FULGENZI, TOM SANDENAW, JERRY KEENER, BOB BINNEWEIS, DICK WORTHINGTON. CAPTAIN: msn ruLsENzl BARRY COE AND CLIFF GOODSON WERE ruin FULGENZI AND nick nuRnl1 r 'ns TWO TOP DEFENSIVE MEN- Fon 'rov sconmc uonons. mqw 'l' fl' W CHEESECAKE PARTY-BOY BACKSEAT DRIVERS QI' I .,.L I. I ,www N ,nam W I J COWBOYS? WHY HIDE IT? SANDOVAL SERENADE 5 ff In f 5 Q1 f 65 I X Q 'STOP THE MUSIC- MONKEY CLAYTON OH YOU KIDS WHEW TOUGH GUY nec? if TOTEM POLE COX'S WACS l1 5 CQLU if SQ ns 'Ov Q M My 5 il!!! 5 M 4 L., 33 25 f CAMPUS THE SURROUNDING PICTURES SHOW DIF- FERENT VIEWS OF OUR SCHOOL. THE PICTURE ON THE LEFT IS AN AERIAL VIEW OF ALL OF THE BUILDINGS. THE SMALL PICTURES ON THE LEFT PAGE SHOW INTERIOR VIEWS OF THE MAIN BUILDING. TO THE RIGHT IS THE EXTERIOR VIEW OF THE SHOP, CAFETERIA AND MUSIC BUILDING. TO THE RIGHT ALSO, IS A PHOTOGRAPH OF ONE OF THE COMMERCIAL CLASSES IN SESSION. BELOW ARE PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE HOME NURSING CLASS OF THE HOME ECO- NOMICS DEPARTMENT AND BOYS WORK- ING IN THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS SHOP. Q gn, .a.n X I , . . L ' 'F P Y,W,w ,Am:1aS,W-Y Q- 4 K mg IHIIIIIHIIIIKLL 7 ll 2 f M eva: MW V ,KW I Q vm, K. I H, if 'ESIIIIM -5 ' 4' , Mundial THE NEW CIVIC AUDITORIUM IS THE SCEN OF MANY HAPPY MEMORIES: PLAYS, SENIO SCANDALS, BAND, ORCHESTRA AND CHORLI CONCERTS, AND NATIONAL AND SCHOO ASSEMBLIES. LAST OF ALL WE REMEMBER THIS BUILI ING FOR OUR FINAL DAYS OF SCHOON BACCALAUREATE AND GRADUATION DA' ,..vv wiA -V f ,?P d,' 'F JM' ,W :Mi . -gr ,V . ,,,- 4!,.- '5'- f h' M ,G wfgv-'NEW ,dv M..-A-- 'N I ,V M .,:.uf,,,. W.. GYM-MANY HAPPY MEMORIES LIE IN THIS BUILDING WHERE THERE IS EQUIPMENT FOR PRACTICALLY ANY INDOOR SPORT. THIS IS ONE OF THE FINEST POOLS IN NEW MEXICO. EVERY STUDENT IS REQUIRED TO TAKE SWIMMING. REMEMBER THE DUNKING AND THE SPLASH PARTIES? 2 JW f-WW'-friihiwtkiftfklffiffii 9':?5Z5?!2?2if4'1!iX55f7Si4?fgl'2W15?i kj i ' wuz.:IN.mi,wifigfff-,:v,h,-Www: :::1A.xL:fa:Efg46-Y V x -W H ,, M, , ,, J Ll..WQtg55,,be , . .. 5 1 a Q Ill EF! WI .IL L5 Vx, , ... WM Ak .f...,,,..,.,,wm ,.,, I MW ENTRANCE T0 LIBRARY MAIN DESK AND READING CORNER IN LIBRARY 'X i' 1mmfxwww.IiMA, ' 'Nav X.q..q I l 1.:'fwfff2wfff-'lassfwzmffw W I f' DOUGLAS Pom: ou: sKA'rlNG RINK SKIING ON PUHUT0 LOS ALAMO! YOU HAVE SEEN SCENES THE SURROUNDING MO TAINS, OUR MODERN HO AND SCHOOL, AND ' HAVE GOTTEN A GLIMPSI THE VITAL WORK OF LOS ALAMOS SCIENTIFIC I. ORATORY. ALL OF THIS HAS C4 ABOUT SINCE THE GOV! MENT CHOSE THIS SITE THE MANHATTAN PROJ in vi, sf X ff I f is K K' f EAST QF BIG Hogg! TENNIS coun'rs ON Pnzszm' srr: or swims V ,E , T' LOOKING EAST DOWN TRINITY DRIVE ASHLEY POND KNCH SCHOOL I943. THE CHANGES ON , MESA SINCE THAT YEAR SO ASTOUNDING THAT Y THOSE WHO WERE , E THEN CAN VISUALIZE , M. THESE PICTURES WILL I YOU AN IDEA OF HOW , MESA LOOKED WHEN LOS ALAMOS RANCH DOL WAS IN EXISTENCE .. R THE PRESENT SITE OF COMMUNITY CENTRE. T fa . TRADING POST FROM FULLER LOD ' f fi. i ' A ' S 'AK af, -Af.'Ii' I , Af':QS1M-is EAST ARTS AND CRAFTS BUILDING SPRUCE COTTAGE , BIG HOUSE FROM FULLER LODGE FULLER LODGE FROM THIRD FLOOR OF BIG HOUSE E , :fin 1 WEST FROM THE BIG HOUSE mu. i OLD BATHTUB ROW FROM SPEERS TOWARD CENTRE THEATRE ffgmaim VIEW TOWARD TAOS FROM ABOVE CAMP MAY P rfiim 1 as Wf- g W . 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MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Commercial - Industrial DALLAS HOUSTON LOS ALAMOS A f The AC Ra S SN L05 ALAMQS FERRIS BROTHERS BARBER SHOP CLEANERS ES RE F EVERYBODY WANTS MOORE FURNITURE MOORE FURNITURE COMPANY 235 DON GASPAR SANTA FE, N. M. PHONE: 3-7558 FREE DELIVERY COMPLIMENTS GF KISTNER, CURTIS gl WRIGHT ' MESA MARKET T T J. S. BROWN -- E. F. OLDS THE GIFT CENTER Plumbing and Heating Corporation Mechonicol Contractors Postoffice Box 839 Los Alamos, New Mexico Phone 7-4963-7-4021 P. 0. Box 8125, Station C Phone 5-2243 Albuquerque, New Mexico Postoffice Box 'l6l El Paso, Texas Phone 2-6523 OF NEW MEXICO BOOKS CAMERAS PENS AND PENCILS STATIONERY ART SUPPLIES Everything for Everyone SANTA FE BOOK 81 STATIONERY CO SANTA FE, N. M. Compliments of CARTWRIGHT' Home of Famous Names- Famous Service- Santp Fe, New Mexico Phone 3-3301 O of the Many Masterpieces of Art Done By THE PASTRY SHOP SAFEWAY TlANO'S SPORTING GO0DS Fill all your hunting, fishing a d other sport needs at TIANO'S In the Community Center Phone 2-2425 'f5PANOLA- 1 , I I HENRY MYERS FRANK PACKARD CHAPARRAL TRADI GPO T Member: United Indian Traders Association No. 12 Wholesale and Retail Water Street at Shelby, Santa Fe, New Mexico Phone 3-9241 INDIAN JEWELRY, NAVAJO RUGS, CHIMAYO BLANKETS, MEXICAN, NATIVE AND INDIAN CRAFTS, INDIAN DRUMS, FURNITURE AND TINWORK, PUEBLO POTTERY, COLLECTORS' PIECES LAFO DA The Inn at the End of the Trail In Old Santa Fe ig 1' Dinner Dancing La Cantina La Cantinita DAVID L. COLE, Manager MEXICAN ORCHESTRA NEWS STAND RESTAURANT flvenuiwmsmHimwmwiwiwwwwxsvw 1I7'WW'iv -f , 1- P. D. Q. Pickup 81 Delivery L Agent for HOWARD VAN LINES ONGRATULATIONS N WISHES From THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH The Editorial Staff of La Loma '52 wishes to thank all of the many people who gave assistance and guidance in the preparation of this yearbook. In particular, we wish to express our appreciation to: RALPH CARLISLE SMITH, who originated the idea of combining the activities of the Laboratory with the life of the school: DAVID M. STEARNS, who helped obtain photographs of 'the Laboratory and worked with DON M. PRYS in helping to plan the layout: LORIS GARDNER and the staff of the Photographic Laboratory of the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, who contributed assistance in preparing photographs for the book: MATTHEW O. KEEFE of the Los Alamos Security Photographic Labora- tory who contributed aerial photographs: SPENCER E. WALLIS, who contributed pictures of the Los Alamos Ranch School. Others who contributed to the preparation of the book are: DONALD P. 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