Madisonville High School - Mustang Yearbook (Madisonville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1973 volume:

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JANET TINSLEY Secretary Secretary The 1973 School Board and Administrators were, From Left to Right: Steve Allen, Jimmy Fite, R. E, Hawthorne Superintendentg Buster Reid, Presidentg Earl Willis, Secretaryg Jimmy Earl Gilbert, V, President: Jimmy Farris, Mrs. J. E. Reed, Jr. CHARLES PARK Business Manager Tax Assessor-Collector T. H. STEVENS Maintenance Superintendent MRS . REBA BURTIS Librarian MRS, LENA MATHIS MRS. PAT FOWLER Counselor S ecretary 1 i 1 4 1 l MRS. JANE COLWELL P i Dialecfs and C ultural Appreciafion Were Emphasized in Espaiiol and Speech The customs and language of our Latin American neigh- bors are studied by students taking SPANISH. Films, records, and other media provide an opportunity to im- prove pronunciation and to acquire greater facility in speaking the language. Mrs. Sheila Boydstun teaches both Spanish I and Spanish ll. SPEECH offers students the opportunity to express them- selves with self-confidence and poise when speaking be- fore an audience, Students studied and practiced giving speeches as well as expanded their understanding of poetry and drama, Mrs. Jane Colwell teaches this elec- tive course. MRS. SHEILA BOYDSTUN MRS . JANE COLWELL MRS . LOUISE KNIG HT MRS . SANDRA NOLAN English Prepared Sfudenfs for Tomorrow's Changing World Four years of ENGLISH help equip the student to carry on his role in life, and provide him with the background necessary for college work, Composition and grammar are taught to all classes, along with the great literary works of English and American authors. Governments and Events - Past, Present, Future In SOCIAL STUDIES students gain useful knowledge of the United States and other countries through courses in American History, World History, and Civics. Important events, outstanding accomplish- ments, and well-known people are studied in World and American History. Civics creates a better un- derstanding of government, America's and others', and helps to prepare students to be leaders of the future, MRS . BLANCHE WEBBER KENNETH RICHTER Choral, Physical Education, and Band Three courses are offered that help to make school more enjoyable. These courses are CHORAL, PHYS- ICAL EDUCATION, and BAND. Band and Choral offer a cultural as- pect in music, while Physical Edu- cation provides exercise, as well as the study of health, LOUIS STUM PF MRS. LINDA BOYD MRS. BILLYE SHINE MRS. SANDRA NOLAN KENNETH POOLE Mafhemafics and Mechanical Drawing MATHEMATICS courses are designed to pre- pare the student for higher education. The courses offered are: Related Math I and II, Geometry, Algebra I and II, and Trigonom- etry. MECHANICAL DRAWING is set up to help the student meet industrial needs. The students taking this course learn to read and draw blue prints, proper lettering, three-dimensional representation, and elements of a good house plan, LEW PLOTTS LURAL MCCLOUD Science - Practical Views of Life i MRS. ALICE ANN FANNIN GAYLE COSBY b i SCIENCE is divided into four areas Physical Science - an introduction ed by Gayle Cosby: Biology - a survey and inter-relation of plant and animal life, instructed by Alice Ann Fanning Chemistry - an elective which acquaints the stu- dent with the composition and be- havior of matterg Physics - an elective which provides some in- sight into the basic concepts of matter. Both Chemistry and HAROLD SCOTT to Chemistry and Physics, instruct- Physics are taught by Harold Scott, V o c o a u f ,r I s o e n s as MRS. NORMA PIBOIN In VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE students acquire knowledge in weld- ing, woodwork, parliamentary procedure, record keeping, public speaking and other practical vocational skills. In HOME ECONOMICS students were instructed in areas such as foods and nutrition, clothing, human development, consumer education, family relations, and housing. 34 NEIL OVERSTREET BILL TRICHEL DENNIS MCWHORTER IESSIE PETRICH MRS. .TOSIE WILLIAMS Knowledge of Pracfical Skills Was Broaclened by Business Courses Courses included in the BUSINESS curriculum are typing, short- hand, and bookkeeping, General business and vocational office education are also taught. Students taking these courses study office procedures, business machine operations, and fundamen- tals of business education. MRS. LINDA TRICHEL MRS . BIVA BYRD LOUIS C. DAVIS MRS. LORENA HILBUN ,WK MRS . NORMA PIBOIN Disfribufi ve and C ooperafive Educafion DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION is a vocational training program for students who work in the retail, wholesale, and service- selling fields. VOCATIONAL COOPERATIVE EDUCATION is a course designed to give students opportunities to develop a Vocational skill through classroom study and actual job train- ing. These students are able to work at their place of em- ployment at least three hours a day while the remaining time is spent in the classroom following a regular course of study. Students keep an accurate record of the time spent working so they can iill out an income tax report for the state. 38 NEIL OVERSTREET VIIGIL LEE Excepfional Children 's Program MRS, HELEN DAVIS MRS. LILLIAN GUNN The EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN 'S PROGRAM is designed to teach each student to the fullest realization that is possible for him, This program is tailored to fit the learning needs of each student as he develops. 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Y K 'if N bf ,auf 0 if , Organizafions MHS STUDENT COUNCIL DAVID WALKER - President LEE PARISH - Vice President KIM WILSON - Secretary CINDY STARNS - Treasurer LAQUITA GILBERT - Reporter BARBARA GRIFFIN - Chaplain LEANNE WAKEFIELD - Parliamentarian NEIL OVERSTREET KENNETH RICHTER Advisor Advisor REPRESENTATIVES Seniors - KENNETH ALLEN GARY RICHIE TERRI BAKER Juniors - MARY FRAN ALLEN STEVE THORN TERRY TOLLISON Sophomores - RICKY LEWIS Freshmen - BILLY RIGBY I 973 Members Cindy Starns Terri Baker Debbie Brogden Glyna McWhorter Molly Stephens Lynn Fowler Cindy King Kathy Ward Meliane Wells Kay Upchurch Barbara Grifn Jennifer Iimerson Ellie Barrett Marq Synwolt Doyle Allen Lane Lynch David Madole Dale Waldrlp MRS. LENA MATI-TIS Sponsor I nt. INITIATES J anie Mosley Ellen McNeil Mary F. Allen Judy Crocker Ann Young Bill Shine Vetta Johnson Woody Barrett OFFICERS President - LYNN FOWLER Vice President - MOLLY STEPHENS Secretary - MELIANE WELLS Treasurer - V GLYNA McWHORTER Reporter - CINDY KING Parli arnentarian - DOYLE ALLEN 61 1973 Befa Club SO PHO MO RES Woody Barrett Joe Chenaulr Judy Crocker Vetta Johnson Jim Kromwinkler Gerald Laake Ellen McNeil Janie Mosley Sherry Odom Bill Tom Shine Mike Wendel JUNIORS Doyle Allen Mary Fran Allen Debbie Brogdon Kathy Jolly Glyna McWhorter David Madole Lee Parrish Julia Parten Jo Ann Scholz Cindy Starns Marq Synwolt Dale Waldrip Meliane Wells Ann Young SENIORS Angela Alston Terri Baker Ellie Barrett Lynn Fowler Beverly Grall Barbara Griffin Jennifer Jimerson Cindy King Lane Lynch Tracy Montgomery Molly Stevens Kay Upchurch Kathy Ward Kim Wilson 1 K f Sponsor MRS. JANE COLWELL J FIRST ROW: Johnson, Sharp, Price, Wells, Clopton, Barnett, Hendrix, Bussey, Baugh, Osborne, Webber, Nealy, SECOND ROW: Harper, Wakefield, Fowler, Crouch, Arm- brister, Baker, Armbrister, Morgan, Lynch, Churchwell, Emert. President - MELIANE WELLS, V. President - KATHY WARD, Secretary - CINDY STARNS, Parliamentarian - DOYLE ALLEN, Reporter - ELLIE BARRETT, Treasurer LYNN FOWLER. I .wp CLARINETS Jennifer Iimerson Cindy King Cheryl Reno Lea Fowler Joni Pollick La Quita Gilbert Eddie Fairhurst Ann Young Ellie Barrett Kathy Ward Meg Young Cynthia Morgan Dianne Brinkley Elaine Johnson BASSOON Meg Young OBOE Sharon Brubaker TROMBONE Drew Montgomery BASSES Mike Clark Charles Taylor ALTO CLARINET Kathy Ward BASS CLARINETS Ellie Barrett Cynthia Morgan TENOR SAX Eula Fay Donaldson Beola Johnson BARITONE SAX Marion Stone CONTRA BASS CLARINET Ann Young BARITONES Debbie Armbrister Randy Bush Steve Logan ALTO SAX Molly Stephens Marlon Stone Barbara Griffin TIMPANI Mary Fran Allen CORONETS Glyna MoWho1-ter Dale Waldrlp Doyle Allen Gerald Laake Mike Wendel Mike Armbrister Judy Watts DRUMS Lee Taylor Kevin Ward Bobbie Johnson Mary Fran Allen FLUTES Sandra Blakeney Kathy Crouch Sharon Brubaker Paula Barnett FRENCH HORNS Dale Waldrip Teresa Foster Musfang Band Displayed Talent in Compefifion, Concert, and on fhe Field 1973 OFFICERS Pres d nt - DOYLE ALLEN Vice President - MARY FRAN ALLEN Secretary - ELLIE BARRETT Treasurer - LYNN FOWLER Reporter - KATHY WARD l , ELLIE BARRETT - Band Sweetheart RANDY BUSH - Band Beau 1973 was a successful year for the MUSTANG BAND, under the direction of Mr. Louis Stumpf, Football fans took pride in the half-time performances of the band and twirlers. During the year, the MUSTANG BAND also attended U.I.L. Concert Con- test, U,l,L. Solo and Ensemble Contest, and Houston Fat Stock Show and Rodeo. Christmas and spring concerts were presented to the student body and townspeople. The band also partici- pated in the Bryan Christmas Parade and Madisonville Sidewalk Cattlemen's annual parade. The efforts and hard work of the MUSTANG BAND were assets to the school and community. L! fri ' wg, , 15515 4 K xx Eiga 'A g i f 1 4 I JENNIFER IIMERSON 3-Years ELLIE BARRETT 2-Years Drum Major Assistant Drmn Major 2 S w f , fy fi' 'V LYNN FOWLER 2-Years MARY FRAN ALLEN 1-Year CINDY KING 4-Years J. FHA Demonstrated Leadership Ability Fashion designers they will never be! FHA William Hardy and LaDon Jefferson. 70 ' 1 Pres. SAN JOSE ROSS lst V, Pres, 2nd V, Pres. LAQUITA GILBERT SHERRILL BATSON 3rd V, Pres, 4th V, Pres, JUDY MUNIZ JUDY CROCKER 5th V. Pres. TERRI BAKER KAY UPCHURCH Treas, Secy. DEBBIE ARMBRISTER BARBARA GRIFFIN Hist. Mem. Sec. BEOLA JOHNSON MOLLY STEPHENS Sgt. at Arms Parl. MARY FRAN ALLEN GWEN NEALY ' ,.r rf'3r , L MRS. NORMA PIBOIN MRS. IOSIE WILLIAMS MISS JESSIE PETRICH Advisor Advisor Advisor Advisors - -psf? ,ieew 195.gif 54: W m 'Reef zxwi fiftwf ff. :Q 2 1 f :Q 5, 1,51 -1 f rl: W. ' -zzz: fgg'3f2f. : . 5t:,m5.2p X ,gg f ah x Q' .big W ' wifi? y ' ,, .. ,Wi 'gig 5:4 2' n t , ,L .w 'fiiif' j c 4 1 DEN NIS MCWHORT ER FFA Unifes Youfh With Upporfunifies 2 NEIL OVERSTREET GREENHAND OFFICERS: Pres. - Gary Wakefleldg V. Pres. - Ricky Lewisg Sec. - Mickey Fiteg Treas. - Tracy Bakerg Rep. - Kenneth Starnsg Sentinel - Melvin Ford. BILL TRICHEL CHAPTER OFFICERS: Pres, - Alvin Emertg V. Pres. - Jay Gunng Sec. - Terry Sandexsg Treas. - Jim Kromwinklerg Reporter - Ricky Grallg Sentinel - Ricky Drlskell. 1973 FFA SWEETHEARTS Penni Ellington Sandra Blakeney ! Mary Bailey Paula Barnett Belynda Baugh Diane Carson Kathy Crouch Beth Evans Dorothy Gilbert Linda Goffeney Carolyn Gooden Vanita Hardeman Laveda Hardy Evelyn Harper Patricia Huff Callie Johnson Vetta Johnson MEMBERS Jenny Junot Joy Mathis Judy Muniz Susie Nellums Doris Porter Betty Roquemore Mattie Roquemore Alma Sandles Jeri Sharp Cheryl Thomas Judy Watts Daisy Webber Dawn Wells Jarvis Wiley Lois Williams CAROLYN GOODEN - President JUDY CROCKER - Secretary-Treasurer JENNY JUNOT - Poster Chairman MUSTANG PEP CLUB I' I . 5, an of, BLANCHE WEBBER - Sponsor S . ,. 'F X . 4 - V 64 ,o - LINDA BOYD - Sponsor Shinealiers - 197 3 Angela Alston Debbie Armbrister Ellie Barrett Debbie Berry Beverly Brown' Evelyn Carson Candi Conner Elaine Emert Syritta Evans Sharon Glass Catherine Goffney Lynda Haynes Angie Hendrix Beola Johnson Glyna McWhorter .Tracy Montgomery Wanda Mosley Annie Nealy Chris Parker Pearline Parrish Ella Faye Polk Ella Jean Polk Lynn Rasler Sandra Roundtree Davie Shiflet Cindy Starns Marion Stone Terry Tollison Jewel Tyler Leanne Wakeiield ,,A,. i MRS . BILLYE SHINE Director KEVIN WARD - Manager OFFICERS: Pres. - ANGIE HENDRIXg Sec.-Treas. - CINDY S'I'ARNSg Rep, - TERRY TOLLISONg Vice Pres, - SYRITTA EVANS Qnot picturedj, 5 5 r 1 'P 1 78 L, wff 1f f M un, M milk ., Q . X., - . J ,sr , , v -Q- l as ' J sr Qi, I' sn. Yugo . ENGL 'Ue. .. . . , 9' 1' 'fff rf V tx r. '1.., 4 1 fa ' 0' '-QW! O5 I . fo'., '-. ,. f fi ' lQ ' .. - - ' F95 u-:itz ,,:f-OJ: .lgfsv-. J 1-0 if I M 6 .:'-41' 'r ,Sv '59 i,'.. ao' A Rx 1 9 v I .L Q ILJ at tl r . 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Lea Fowler PHYSICAL SCIENCE Fwgfiwf , ' LLL Morris Surface RELATED MATH II Janelle Jeffries RELATED MATH I Jo Ann Scholz DIS TRIBUTIVE EDU CA TION Bobby Fickey GENERAL DRAFTING Kafhryn Upchurch GOVERNMENT Gay Greer ECONOMICS AND TEXAS HISTORY Bill Tom Shine SPANISH II GEOMETRY BIOLOGY Cindy Sfarns AMERICAN HISTORY ENGLISH III TYPING I Janie Mosley WORLD HISTORY ENGLISH II Cindy King TRIGONOMETRY ENGLISH IV Julia Parfen GENERAL BUSINESS Joy Jeffries BUSINESS ARITHMETIC Kathy Ward BOOKKEEPING Terri Baker SHORTHAND VOCATIONAL OFFICE EDUCATION E 1 I , , , up I p , hd I, i i I N. -3 - Sports Q, Y QQ :SZ 342 4 P V Mustangs Ramble . . . Coach Harper talks over strategy with Jessie Ford gains valuable ground for Mustangs Johnny Gipson, Jessie takes off on long run against Grapeland, Coach Mac. Ricky punts out of trouble, . w I To a Vicforious Season Where 's the ball? Ford gains short yardage against Mart. In his iirst year at Madisonville, Coach Jerry Harper guided the Mustangs to their winningest season in over 10 years. The Mus- tangs finished the season with a surprisingly strong 7-3 record and a 4-2 district record that was good enough for a second place tie with Mart and Groesbeck, The Mustangs opened the season as they defeated the hosting Somerville Yeguas 28-6. The second week of the season found the Mustangs once again on the roadg this time at Tomball. The Mustangs fell to the state-ranked Cougars 27-O, The first home game of the season brought the Grapeland Sandies to town and victory number 2 as the Mustangs triumphed 13-8, The next opponent for the Mus- tangs proved to be their only breather of the season as they romped over the Trinity Tigers, 54-0, The next week found the Mustangs on the road againg this time in Centerville, to open the district season against the arch rival Tigers. After the dust had cleared, the Mustangs had convincingly beaten the hapless Tigers 27-0. The second district game of the season brought the Mart Panthers to town for one of their toughest tests of the year, It was an extremely exciting game with a field goal off the golden toe of Steve Andrews the winning margin as the Mustangs took a 9-6 victory. The most important game of the year for the local heroes came up the next week, as first place in District 21 AA was at stake when the Mustangs traveled to Rosebud-Lott. Untimely penalties and crucial fumbles plagued the Mustangs throughout the game as they came out on the short end of a 14-0 score. Homecoming found the Teague Lions at Senior Field for the eighth game of the season. Tra- dition was not to be denied as the Mustangs and Lions locked up in an extra close game that was undecided until the Mustangs held Teague in the final minutes for a 19-14 victory, After a much needed week off, the Mustangs traveled to Fairfield for the final road game of the season. Fairfield got off to an un- believable start, scoring 2 touchdowns in the first 40 seconds. The stunned Mustangs couldn't regroup in time as the Eagles held on for a 26-6 victory. The last game of the season was a must for the Mustangs if they were to finish in second place be- hind Rosebud-Lott. They played one of their finest games of the season and won over the Groesbeck Goats 14-6, assuring the Mustangs of their finest record since 1959. BILLY CHENAULT JESSE FORD lst Offense lst Defense 2nd Defense 2nd Offense ELMER HOLIDAY LEE PARRISH Hon. Men. Hon. Men. GARY RICHIE ALVIN EMERT , 2nd Defense Hon. Men. FRANK MCKINNEY lst Offense 2nd Defense RICKY LEWIS Hon, Men, IESSIE ANDERSON lst Defense Mustangs Mustangs Mustangs Mustangs Mustangs Mustangs Mustangs Mustangs S COREBOARD 6 S omerville 6 Grapeland 14 Westwood 0 Mart 6 Rosebud 8 Teague 6 0 Fairfield 14 Groesbeck R n 1 5 I s I 2 9 SCOREBOARD OPPONENT MHS AXLM Consol 46 32 Navasota 59 42 Caldwell 44 38 Madisonville Invitational Tournament Groveton 36 '72 Allen Academy 25 84 Marlin 42 49 Kennard '71 41 Navasota 40 46 A8aM Consol 63 35 Snook Invitational Tournament Dime Box 33 46 Anderson 32 35 Snook 63 33 Marlin 58 56 Caldwell 56 27 Groesbeck 'F 53 64 Centerville Holiday Classic Kennard 53 33 Chester 49 53 Fairfield 49 61 Teague 51 34 Teague 746 34 Fairfield 59 76 Rosebud-Lott 54 34 Mart 54 59 Groesbeck 50 67 Teague 49 36 Fairfield 68 55 Rosebud-Lott 46 31 Centerville 64 66 Mart 75 51 Centerville 46 52 Denotes District Games A Lesson in Sfrafegy we Sag b You've got to front him. That's not it. It worked! Musfangs Finish 2nd in Disfricf 2 IAA Ricky stretches for two. Don scores on fast break. Madole drives against Teague. 5 Elmer shouts instructions Don and Kenny fast break against Fairfield . Woody shoots for two against Fairfield, The 1973 Mustang basketball team did not fare as well as expected, Coach Kenneth Poole's inex- perienced ponies got off to a slow start and never got more than one game above the 500 mark, Nine of the fifteen Mustang losses were to teams who won their districts. The Mustangs participated in three tourneys, Madisonville, Snook, and Centerville, winning second in their own and losing the consolation final at Snook to Marlin in an overtime, The Mustangs began and ended the district season with strong performances, but what happened in between was the Ponies' downfall, They opened the season with a strong victory at Groesbeck. But then split with Fairfield and Mart, lost two to district champion Rosebud-Lott, and to Teague, and won the second game with Groesbeck, The Mustangs also won two heated games from arch rival Centerville, including a season ending 52 to 46 come from behind victory over the Tigers. Prospects look bright for the Mustangs as the two leading scorers David Madole and Ricky Lewis return. Mustangs wait for the rebound, Don drives for an easy lay-up All-Disfricf Mustangs David Madole was selected to the all-district first team. KENNETH ALLEN Honorable Mention RICKY LEWIS Honorable Mention Musfang JV BACK ROW: Gary Holcomb, Willie Moffett, Danny Johnson, David Lee, Robert Carter, Woody Barrett, Dan ny Heaton, Jessie Taylor, Johnny Wheaton, Kevin Brooks, and James Hooper, FRONT ROW: Charles Bailey, Kirtis Holcomb, Herbert Gilbert, Barry Cain, Marvin Bradley, Oliver EVHHS. alid KCHHY BO11HdS- Prospects look bright for the 1974 Mustang Varsity as the 1973 J.V. posted a 10-2 dis- trict record, The Mustang's only losses were to Centerville, who was later disqualified due to use of ineligible players. Coach Mac watches intently as his Mustang I. V. squeezes out another victory. FRONT ROW: James Jordan, Herbert Gilbert, Floyd Glover, Fred Johnson, Kirtis Holcomb, Tho mas Merchant, William Carson, Johnny Wheaton, Melvin Ford, Freddie Turner. BACK ROW: Charles Bailey, Bill Tom Shine, Robert Carter, Kevin Brooks, LaDon Jefferson, Johnny Gipson, Mike Hathcock, Jessie Ford, Mark Tinsley, Henry Smith, Charles Taylor, Elmer Holiday, Jerry Wheaton, Tim Morgan, David Lee, Paul Ross, Gary Holcomb, Roy Moffett, Jessie Taylor. Track '7 3 Coach Cosby gives valuable infor- mation to Vic, sewawwvswmmswsuvo-ww-wvnsuramum.f L - v 7 L to R: Billy Frazier, Randy Bush, Danny Johnson, Bill Lynch, Gus Andrews, Allen Cross, Ricky Lewis, Lane Lynch, Woody Barrett, Coach Lural McCloud, David Madole, Randy Mathis, David Walker, David Knight, Elmer Holiday, Kenneth Allen, The 1973 Mustang baseball team finished over the . 500 mark for the first time in four years as they posted a 7-5 record, Only once in the entire season did the Mustangs lose more than one game in succession, those three losses were costly though as they were district games. Elmer Holiday led the team batting with a 421 ave. David Walker was the team leader in R.B. I. 's with 14 and he also led the ponies in home runs. Ricky fouls one off against Fairfield, There were always instructions from the bench Strike two. SCOREBOARD Opponent North Zulch 2 B ryan 8 Normangee 1 Iola 1 Bryan 6 Normangee 6 Iola 3 Triniliy 4 Centerville 4 Fairfield 10 Centerville 5 Fairfield 13 MHS 13 4 2 13 1 20 13 5 11 5 4 9 S ' 1-591 if Z Slide D, K, 5. li ,Q a I N K Mustangs plan strategy for big inning. 2 1 l .ef in v, A- .. ,A... , 4. . 'A V,-. Anyone for chess? ,. fb X N.,.v,' David rounds third to score for Mustangs. Another strike out for David Steve Andrews, Stan Baugh, Marq Synwolt, Kenny Bounds, Ricky Grall, Mickey Fite Jay Gunn. G o I f '73 MICKEY FITE I' Q am. Musfang Cheerleaders , , X S y ,ff Og SANDRA BLAKENEY - Sr. - 1 year KIM WILSON - Sr. - 3 years SAN JOSE ROSS - Sr, - 1 year Head Cheerleader - 1 year Ir, - 3 years Red Fighf - Thaf's Right! Blue Fighf - Alrighf .. L-. .. f X . ., .V '.- - -123:53 - H, .-1:35:53 ,V 9 L 1 a UN N N . Classes Seniors '7 3 Frank Bailey Kenneth Paul Allen Angela Marie Alston Steven Russell Andrews ANGELA MARIE ALSTON Beta Club 2,3,4g FHA 1,2g Pep Squad l,2g Senior Play Makeup Crew. STEVEN RUSSELL ANDREWS Football l,2,3,4, Letterman 4g Bas- ketball lg Golf 1,2g Track ig FFA 1, 2,3, Outstanding Greenhand Award 1, Greenhand V. Pres. , Chap, Farmer Award 2, Lone Star Farmer Award 3, Dairy Judging Team l,2, Chap, Con- ducting Team lg Senior Play Stage Crewg One Act Play Stage Crew, KENNETH PAUL ALLEN Football 3,4, Letterman 4g Basketball 3,4, Letterman 4, All-Dist, Hon. Men. 4g Baseball 4, Letterman 4g Stu- dent Council 4g FFA Sam Houston Dist. V, Pres, 3, Area IX 2nd V, Pres. 4, Chap, Conducting Team 3,4, Lone Star Farmer Degree 3, Livestock Judg- ing Team 3,4, Typical FFA Boy Award 3g Basketball Stat. 3g FFA HLSR Scholarshipg Senior Play Castg Who's Who 3, TERRI LYNN BAKER Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4g Beta Club 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3, UIL Marching Contest l,2,3, UIL Concert and Sight- reading Contest l,2,3, Teague Inv. Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, Jackson- ville Inv. Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, FHA 1,2,4, 4th V. Pres, 4, Student Council 4g Office Asst. 4g Senior Play Cast: Choral 3g OEA 4, Pres, 4, OEA Youth Leadership Conference Bryan 4g UH. Typing Team 3: Attendance Award 35 UIL Shorthand Team 4, 8th Dist. 3 Who's Who 4g Honor Graduate, Terri Lynn Baker ELLIE MARIE BARRETT Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4, Rep. 3g Beta Club l,2,3,4, Rep. 4g FHA l,2, 3,4, Cand, for Most Beautiful 2g Cand, for Homecoming Queen lg Cheerleader lg Best Dressed Cowgirl Finalist lg Band 2,3,4, Sec, 3,4, Twirler 3,4, Asst, Drum Major 4, Band Sweetheart 4, Ull, Marching Contest 2,3, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 2, 3,4, UIL Twirling Contest 3, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,4, Teague Invitational Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, Invitational Twirling Contest 35 Attendance Award 3g Lib, Asst, 45 Choral 45 Senior Play Cast 4g Who's Who 3, Salutatorian. SANDRA FA YE BLAKENEY Class Treas. l,3, Class Sec. 25 FHA l, Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 4g FFA Greenhand Sweetheart 1, FFA Chapter Sweetheart 4, Dist. Sweet- heart Runner-up 4, Most Beautiful Cand, lg Homecoming Queen Cand. 4: Best Dressed Cowgirl Finalist 2g Band l,2,3,4, UIL Marching Contest l,2, 3, UIL Concert and Sightreading Con- test l,2,3,4g Cheerleader 43 Lib, Asst, 4g Senior Play Prompter and Stage Props, Ellie Marie Barrett Maurice Belizare Sandra Faye Blakeney David Glenn Bradley Carl Lynn Cannon Evelyn Carson Billy Lloyd Chenault, Ir. DAVID GLENN BRADLEY Basketball l,2g Football 3,45 FFA 1,2,3g VAC 3,4, EVELYN CARSON FHA 1,2,3g Choral 45 Pep Club sg OEA 4, Hist. 4, BILLY LLOYD CHENAULT IR. Football l,2,3,4, All-Dist, 2nd Team Off, 3, 2nd Team Def, 4, lst Team Off, 4g Basketball lg Track l,2,3g Student Council lg Class V, Pres. 3g Cand. School Spirit 2g Senior Play Stage Crew, Beta Club l,2,3, v, Pres. 3, Wayne Clopton Calvin Cobb WAYNE CLOPTON Football 1,2,3,.4, Letterman 2,3,4: Basket- ball lg Golf 1,2,3, Reg, Golf 35 FFA 1,2,3, Chapter Conducting Team 1,2, Radio Team 3, Livestock Judging Team 2, Dairy Judging Team 1, Lone Star Farmer Degree 3, Del. State Convention 2. BRU CE ALAN DEAN FFA 1,2,3,4, Farm and Home Improvement Award 3, Chapter Conducting 1,2, Dairy Judging 1,2,3, EULA FAYE DONALSON FHA 1,2,3,4, Junior Degree 25 OEA Vice President 44 Band 1,2,3,4, UIL Marching Contest 1,2,3, UIL Concert and Sightread- ing Contest 1,2,3,4g Senior Play Stage Crew. Hardy Datry Bruce Alan Dean Eula Faye Donalson DEBRA E, DRISKELL FHA 1,2,3,-4, Co-op 3,4. RICHARD B. DRISKELL FFA 1,2,3,4, Chap. Sentinel 4, Greenhand Degree 1, Chap, Degree 2 Lone Star Degree 3, Greenhand Chap, Conducting 1, Chap, Conducting 2,3, 45 Football 1,2,3, Letterman 35 Track 1,2,35 Cand, for Friendliest 25 Senior Play Cast, Deb ra E. Driskell SUSAN LYNN FOWLER Band 1,2,3,4, Treas, 4, Twirler 3,4, UIL Marching Contest l,2,3, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 1,2,3,4, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,3, UH. Twirling Contest 3, Jacksonville Invitational Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 1, Invitational Twirling Contests 2,35 Class Favorite 15 Homecoming Queen Cand, 25 Student Council 35 Class Sec, 3,45 Nuclear Science Symposium 35 Beta Club 1, 2,3,4, Treas, 45 Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres, 45 Usher for Graduation 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Senior Play Castg Who's Who 45 Honor Graduate. Richard B, Driskell Alvin Warren Emert Susan LYUH Fowler Bobby Gene Fickey GLENDA RUTH GARRETT FHA 1,2,3,4g oEA 4, LA QU ITA GILBERT Nat'l Honor Society 2,3g 'Beta Club 2,35 FHA 1,2,3,4, Junior Degree 2, Parl, 2, 5th V, Pres. 3, lst V, Pres, 4g Band l,2,3,4, UH. Marching Contest 3, UIL Concert and Sight- reading Contest 3,4g Annual Staff 35 Library Ass't 4, SHIRLEY JEAN GILBERT FHA 1,2,3, Junior Degree 33 OEA 4, Parl. 4. 1 Glenda Ruth Garrett LaQuita Gilbert Shirley Jene Gilbert Johnny Earl Gipson Beverly Jean Grall Cynthia Gay Greer JOHNNY EARL GIPSON BEVERLY JEAN GRALL Track 1,2,3,41 F00fba111.2,3,4- Beta Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,23 FHA 1: OBA Club 4g Attendance Award 25 Office Asst. 4 Senior Play Cast. MAJOR MARJE GREEN Band lg FHA 1,2,3g oEA 4, Major Marie Green BARBARA R. GRIFFIN Class Officer 1,2g Beta Club 2,3,4g Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4, UIL Marching Contest 3, UIL Concert and Sight- reading Contest 3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4, Junior Degree 2, Pres, 2, V, Pres, 3, Secy, 4, Area Convention Nacadoches 3, Area Con- vention Huntsville 4g Student Council 4, Chaplin 4g Office Asst, 4g Honor Graduate, Barbara R Griffin Jay M1chae1 Gunn ew rl - Michael Hathcock Donald Holcomb Jennifer Jimerson ANGELIA HENDRIX Beta Club 4g OEA Club 4, Sec, 4, OEA Youth Leadership Conference Bryan: Choral Club 3,4, Pres. 45 UH. One- Act Play Cast 4g Senior Play Cast. ELMER HOLIDAY FFA l,2,3g Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3g Track 2,3, Angelia Hendrix James Elmer Holiday JENNIFER JIMERSON Band l,2,3,4, U11 Marching Contest 1,2,3, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contests l,2, 3,4, Teague Invitational Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, Jacksonville Invitational Contest 1, Majorette 2,3,4, Asst, Drum Major 3, Drum Major 4, Ull, Twirling Contests 1,2, 3g Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4g Beta Club l, 2,3,4g Senior Play Castg UIL One Act Play Cast 4, 2nd Dist. , All Star Castg FHA l,2, 3g Office Asst, 4g UIL Typing 3, 4th Dist. 9 Who's Who 45 Honor Graduate, Margaret Elaine Johnson Sarah Jane Jones MARGARET ELAINE JOHNSON FHA 1,2,3,4, Junior Degree 2g Band 1,2,3, 4, UIL Marching Contest 1,2,3, UIL Con- cert and Sightreading Contest 1,2,3,4g OEA Club 4, Reporter 45 Senior Play Cast. SARAH JANE JONES FHA 12.3.43 Cheerleader 1,2. CYNTHIA JEAN KING Band 1,2,3,4g UIL Marching Contest l,2,3, U11 Concert and Sightreading Contest 1,2, 3,4, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3, Teague Invitational Solo and Ensemble Con- test 2, Jacksonville Invitational Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, Majorette 1,2,3,4, UIL Twirling Contest 1,2,3g Class Rep. 1, Treas 43 Cand, Friendliest Girl lg Cand, Miss School Spirit lg FHA lg Beta Club 1,2, 3,4, Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4, Rep. 4, UIL Typing Team 3, 5th Dist, g Attendance Award 1,2,3g Girls' State Alternate 35 Usher Graduation 35 Who's Who 3,45 Annual Staff 4g Counselor's Sec, 41 Senior Play Stage Crew: Valedictorian, Cynthia Jean King Lane C Lynch Charles McAdams Frank Stockton McKenney Jr. FRANK STOCKTON MCKENNEY IR. Football l,2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, Hon. Men. Off, 2,3, All-Dist, 2nd Team Def, , lst Team Off, 4g Track lg Sr, Play Stage Crew, Linda Margare McCartey LANE C. L YNCH Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 2,3,4g,Baseball 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4, Letterman 45 Band 2,3, UIL Marching Contest 2,3, UIL Sightreading Contest 2,3g Honor Graduate, LINDA MARGARE MCCARTEY FHA l,2,3, Secy. 2g Class Secy. 2g OEA 4, Sgt, at Arms 4, Alfred W. McNeil, Jr. ALFRED W. MCNEIL FFA l,2,3, Chap, Conducting Team 1,2,3, 4th Dist. 35 Football l,2,3,4, Letterman 2, 3,4g Track lg Distributive Ed, 4, Pres. 4, TERRY RANDALL MATH IS FFA l,2,3,4, Houston Livestock Judging 1, 2, 4th Area, State 25 Best Dressed Cowboy Finalist 1, Best Dressed Cowboy 2g Football 1,2g Baseball 1,2,3,4, Letterman 3,45 Senior Play Cast, Terry Randall Mathis Roy Chester Moffett Roger Dale Montgomery Tracy Leigh Montgomery Charles Curtis Nealey CHARLES CURTIS NEALEY Football 1,23 Track 15 FFA 1,2,3, CO-Op Ag. 3 ,4. TRACY LEIGH MONTGOMERY Beta Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2, UH, Marching Contest 1,2, UH. Concert and Sightreading Contest 1,2, Invita- tional Solo and Ensemble lg Cand, for Miss MHS lg Student Council 2g Class Treas. 25 Choral 4, MARY A. OWENS FHA l,2,3, Treas, 23 OEA 4. 142 4? Mary A. Owens Clyde Nelson Parker, Ir, Randy Paul Parker Ella Faye Polk Ella Jean Polk ELLA EAYE POLK FHA l,2,3,4g Choral 3,45 Pep Club lg Senior Play Cast, ELLA JEAN POLK Pep Club lg FHA l,2,3,4g Choral 3,4, , Kendall Marie Ravenell KENDALL MARIE RAVENELL FHA 1,2,3,4g OEA 4, Now listen , Crazylegs! GARY RAY RICHIE Football l,2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, All Dist, 45 Track l,2, Letterman 1, Regional Mile Relay lg Basketball lg Golf 39 Class Pres, lg Student Council 3,4g Beta Club l,2g FFA 1,2,3, Green- hand Pres, l, Chap, Pres, 3, Chap. Conducting l,2,3, Livestock Judging Team 1,2, Dairy Judging Team l, Lone Star Farmer 3, Leadership Award 3, Voting Del, State Convention 2, Voting Del. Area Convention 2, Dist. Voting Del, l, Public Speaking 33 Sr, Play Cast. BETTY ANN ROQUEMORE FHA 1,2,3,4, Membership Sec. 2g Pep Squad 4g Office Asst. 4. Gary Ray Richie Betty Ann Roquemore Mary Liza Ross San Jose' Marie Ross MARY LIZA ROSS FHA 1.2.3. Junior Degree 2g OEA 4g Cheerleader 1, SAN JOSE' MARIE ROSS FHA 2,3,4, 5th V, Pres, 4, Co-op 4g Cheerleader 49 Senior Play Cast 4 le rg :1'5P I4 A Q as' 45 A 'W Oscar Sandles Sandra K. Roundtree SANDRA K. ROUNDTREE FHA l,2,3g Choral 43 OEA 4, MOLL Y STE PH ENS Beta Club 1,2,3,4g Honor Society 2,3,4, V, Pres, 49 Band l,2,3,4, UIL Marching Contest 1,2,3, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest 1,2,3,4, UIL Solo and Ensemble l, Teague Invitational Contest 2, Jacksonville Invitational Contest 2g FHA l,3,4, Member- ship Sec, 45 Co-op 4, Sec. -Treas, 4g,Sr, Play Make-up Crewg Att. Award l,2,3,4g Who's Who 4g Honor Graduate, Molly Stephens Larry Stewart LARRY STEWART FFA 1,25 Class Rep, 2g Senior Play Cast: Annual Staff 4, RUSSEIJL WAYNE TINSLEY FFA l,2,3, Greenhand Pres, 1, Scholarship Award 1, Lone Star Farmer Degree 3: Cand, for Mr, MHS 1,29 Class Vice-Pres. 1,2g Student Council lg Senior Play Stage Crewg U11 One Act Play Stage Crew 4: Football l, 2,3,4, Letterman 3,45 Best Dressed Cowboy Finalist 2, Russell Wayne Tinsley William Turner Jewel Dean Tyler Kathryn Lois Upchurch Jerry Vaughn JEWEL. DEAN TYLER FHA l,2,3,4g Co-op 4g Choral 3,4g Who's Who 4, KA THRYN LO IS U PCHU RCH Best Dressed Cowgirl Finalist 25 FHA l,2,3,4, Junior Degree 1, Chap. 5th V, Pres. 45 Co-op Homemaking 4, Pres, 4g Girls' State 3g Senior Play Student Manager, Castg DAR Award 45 Who's Who 4g Honor Graduate, Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4g Beta Club l,2,3,4g 7 f!'j R ff! DAVID HOWARD WALKER Baseball 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4g Football Stat, l,2,3,4g Basketball Stat. l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager 3, Sports Editor 45 Cand, Mr, School Spirit lg Class Pres, 2,3,4g Usher Graduation 39 Boys' State 3g Senior Play Cast: Student Council 4, Pres. 45 UIL Informative Speaking 2,4, 2nd Dist. 2, lst Dist. 4, KATHY LEE WARD Nat'1 Honor Society 2,3,4g Beta Club l,2,3,4, V, Pres. 4g Class Rep, 2,33 Class Favorite 2g Band l,2,3,4, Rep, 4, UIL Marching Contest l,2,3, UIL Concert and Sightreading Contest l,2,3,4, UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest l,4, Jacksonville Solo and Ensemble Invitational Contest lg Yearbook Staff 3,4, Editor 4g Office Asst, 4g Senior Play Make-up: Who's Who 4g Honor Graduate. CONSTANCE DEON WEBBER FHA 1,33 Band lg Beta Club 4. David Howard Walker Kathy Lee Ward Constance Deon Webber xV wr-0'9 Jerry Wheaton Gus Alan Wehmeyer Tom Wiley Melanie Kim Wilson .TERRY WHEATON FFA l,2,3, Dairy Judging Team 2, Reg. 2g Football 2,3,4, Captain 4g Basketball 45 Track 3,4, MELANIE KIM WILSON FHA l,3, Best Dressed Hobo lg Beta Club 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head Cheerleader 4g Pep Club lg Student Council 4, Secy, 45 Class Treas, 2, Rep, 4g Cand, Miss School Spirit 2g OEA Club 4, Secy. 4g Senior Play Castg UIL Shorthand, 6th Dist, i' 2 E, S 5 sf E il Y E 5 ,1 2 2' 72 5 Q x v H ., N is Q ! 5. I NJ f' S -1 Q ,J 4 mx 5 5 4 4 L - X ' -31 , ,917 .n , K , -v ,ff,- --'- - 1 2 5 if QF ga V L ' , hi . K-,T LV K , K I ,f I' 'S V, 1 , 55917 .. ' ' -f . f i . 9 1 ' , 4 at . . ' ,, 50.6 ' wa 1- 15 ' 4 2 6 . A- 1,5 ' , I 4 if fgilw , W 1 . ' 1 . 5 ' K W f - 'Lf' , 1' n 5' 1 qf L . L f W , iigpf f , gg I U .,,, ,, J 4 M 5' -z M Q x 4' 'fu ' ' fi 33, ' xzsganu- am, www-un nm. Mm nah Wm an wk.-www. 1. 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INSURANCE Ford and Mercury Bes+PoIicy a+AIITimes F ISI -S Sh 'ff 3 8 B 400 G dL Ir D RRELL HALL 5 I M d II T Best Wishes Q,-ea+er Seniors 73 Values al' COLONIAL INN and J. W. VISER TRINIDAD CLUB DRY GOODS lm ff SEARCH FOR I Tolviokkow We at Gulf States know the only tomorrow we have is the youth of today. That's why we are engaged in research to control pollution, further youth programs, and to help disad- vantaged young individuals. We're hoping today's student in his search for tomorrow will find a better world. E635 GULF STATES UTILITIES COMPANY The Mature Company with Young Ideas 177 Congra+ula+ions Success eniors 53.221 of 73 M R. AN D M RS J. C. WELLS J. T. CLOSS and Coun1'y Judge Congra+ula+ions and 0 9 31 Zmwg The Family S'rore Winn's S+ores Inc. 405 E. Main Madisonville, Texas 77864 Serving Texas wi+h over I00 S+ores MADISON COUNTY HOSPITAL Success fo fhe Seniors of 73 Think Hospifal Careers Think Hospifal Careers Think Hospifal Careers , Board of Trusfees Edward G. Clark, Adminisfrafor Ed H. McLaran Woodrow Hensarling, Chairman Paf H. Wakefield W. B. lJackl Viser Joe Lagravier W. J. lBilll Moore J. C. Wells, Counfy Judge Your Conslani SUPP0 'fe Congrafulafions Seniors Crossley Drake Building Office and Supply Su I Hardware, Plumbing Supplies pp Y Pipe and Painf School Supplies All Kinds of Building Maferial Typewrifers - Adding Machines P.O. Box 3 I0 Phone 396-222I Office Supplies - Furnifure Normangee, Texas Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Crossley Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Drake 179 .Egg L 96 - . AA K I L' -4.,,.. .W . :L 0, ff, THE CORRAL CAFE 8: GIFT' SHOP and i Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Eari Gitbei-+ L a is . L V fa K K MADISON COUNTY LIVESTOCK COM MISSION ' I MVS- BBW' S COMPANY, INC. Bread sTEvE RAINWATER . . BILL ANDREWS D's bu+e' CHARLES BRADBURY Congra+ula+ions Seniors 1973 Madisonville, Texas 348-2673 Bes+ Wishes Seniors I 973 ORMANDS JOE HUDSON MONTGOMERY'S T.V. AND APPLIANCE OREN'S TICK-TOCK-SHOP MR. and MRS. OREN WILSON DORMAN'S ELECTRONICS ROLAND and S. J. DORMAN JOHN R. BURTIS DRUGS DEAN CLEANERS MRS. FRANCIS DEAN L. M. IBubI RICHARDSON SADDLE SHOP DR. and MRS. MAC L. BENNETT BIBLE BOOK AND GIFT STORE MR. and MRS. FOREST MILLING DR. AND MRS. J. P. CARTER ED H. McLARAN ALLEN'S PARTS Mr. Bill Allen GRADY LINDSAY Madison Couniy Tex-Assessor CoIIec'Ior MR. and MRS. BEN WALDRIP JR and DALE DAVID CALLAHAM Au+oma+ic Gas Company RICHIE'S DRIVE-IN GROCERY 308 N. May Madisonville, Texas GENTS Downfown FIoris'I MR. and MRS. MORRIS SEAY MADISON HOTEL MR. and MRS. O. W. HOWARD , NNN '41 Bes+ Wishes Seniors STUCKEY'S I DAVID CALVIN, Mgr. Besf Wishes +o +he Senior Class of I973 FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION OF MADISONVILLE M LAND BANK CZQMQZMMW W. R. IRUSTYI HAYNES Owner KENNETH ANDREWS PosI' Office Box 697 Manager Madisonville - Texas SIBIH I If 9 35 , Lawerence Alder Mgr. 'fw..,Mq Jim Smi+h Asst Mgr. TOMMY SHINE New York Life Insurance Company Congra'ruia'I'ions 9' Seniors iifiiiiriff haw , , MM , ,Y-19, A-- L COLONIAL KN N BE5.I5.9B'i?iTQ Eggs Ward's Phillips 66 3000 Easf Main 348-9929 MR. AND MRS. EDDIE WARD 0 BE if 1 I i i 8 DAIRY QUEEN S'rover and Crouch Insurance Agency P.O. Box l90 - Madisonville - 348-2688 ScoH's Drug S+ore Your Dependable Druggis+ MARSHALL CLOUSER 185 3.561 Sx J UMM V wa: e ,I ' id..-9:4 4 r ,L if -3 .fiv- Wh as h S Shop for QualH'y Foods Where The Price 4' ' u ll The Thing CARD IS PUNCHED TH!! WEEK CARTER'S SUPER MARKET AND DAIRY D-LITE JM: IIE Madison Counw Lumber and Loan Jo N HARDY 18, Congra+ula1'ions Seniors I973 Firs'r S'ra+e Bank Bedias, Texas 395-2 I 4I Member F.D.l.C Vick Knigl1+'s 5 8: IO Lumber a nd Com pa ny Ca rQuSeI Confinued Success +o +he Congra+ula+ions Semors of I973 Seniors 73 BANK UF MMlISUNVlllE Peer Office Box ees 7 MadisonviIle,Texas 77864 1 Telephone C7135 348-2644 Cohgra+ula+ions Senior Class of l973 .. .... ,. , .......- 1.-- -A--45 - I IO5 S.May Madisonville, Texas I 348-264I P. M. S+andIey Mo+or Company 'am .1 ., . I 1, THE PINK BCDUTIQUE I I MRS. DAVEY WESTMORELAND Besf Wishes Seniors 191 FIRST NATICDNAL BANK Congra+ula+ions Seniors of 73 Membe F.D.I.C K K ,MM--,vgkf I 12 VK .11-,ju - .A ., , ,f Q H ns B e .:5LLL A Bill and Leon Wakefield Your Buick, Oldsmobile, and Ponliac Dealers in Madisonville l Mr. and Mrs. Reed, Sr. Mrs, Dora Lee Greshman Mr. and Mrs. Reed Glen Ledbe'H'er Mrs. Dorolhy Blow Jack Webber Mrs. Sharon Byrd Lee Roy Parrish MTS. Lannlhghdm Larry Jones NADISDNVILLL YSXAI Congrarulafions Seniors and Besi' Wishes for a Brighf Fulure 193 Dr. and Mrs. J. 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