Marshall High School - Marshaline Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

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Phvsical Education ' JOHN S. MARSHALL B. S. in Social Studies B. S. in Ed. M. S. in Ed., C. M. S. C. RALPH VORI-IIS B. S., Northwestern U. M. A., Missouri U. Speech 81 Dramatics MRS. ESTUS CRUTCHER B. S., M. V. C. Mathematics JEAN COOK B- S. in Ed., Kirksville Commerce SOLOMON E. WRONKER A. B., M. V. C. Mathematics 81 Latin STEWART SI-IER.AR.D B- S., Maryville Industrial Arts MRS. MARY SHEETZ VIRGINIA BUIE A- B-, M. v. . Science 8: English c I K f ROY K B. S. in I Physio i gg . 1. MARY g A. B. 4' English s. A. B., Central College M. A., Missouri U. if Science I WOODROW GABA B. S., M. V. C. . DELMAR E. TUNNELL B. S., Southeast Missouri M. E. D., Missouri U. . Mathematics 8: Psychology RUTH HARRISON WEIR . B., M. V. . ' W'is. U., Missouri U. N English 8 SARA CHILES B. S. in Ed., Missouri U. Home Economics MELVIN CHAMBERS B. S. in Ed., Warrensburg Social Studies Social Studie s 8. if-I.. ,,, Mn.. ,MW FRANCIS BLOSSER. S. in Ed., Warrensburg M. A., Missouri U. English MRS. MAR A. B., Math .a-we -.2i.3i':fllQ.,i F .4 sh 7 SA S US 9 9 X. R burg I. 5 I 'Ds -4'9 ROY PRESTON V B- S. in Ed., M. V. C. Physical Educ ation ..' -gg, 1 1 ,..., A K- MRS. VERNE E. KRESSE B- S-, Warrensburg M- E-, Northwestern Vocal Music VERNE E. KRESSE B. S. Warrensburg M. E., Northwestern Science MARIE M. CONNELL B . S., Warrensburg English HAROLD L. LICKEY B' 5-. M- A.. Missouri U Instrumental Music MARY S DAVIS . B. M. V. . English 8: Social Studies RAY MCCLURE B. S., M. A., Missouri U- Agr 1Cl1ltL1I' e MRS. AMB ROSE WILSON A. B., Central College English Sz Journalism WILLIAM H. LYON B. S. in Ed., Warrensburg MRS. MARTHA B ROOKS Drivers' Education KAY LEMMON B- 5- Warrensburg Commerce A. B.. M. v. c. .' 'E If Mathematics x MARJORIE SAPPINGTON is 1 B.S.in Ecl.,M-V-C- li M. A., Northwestern U. Librarian PATRLCM. w. WILSON A. B., Central College , Social Studies 8.1 Literature ANN SPENCER, R- N- R. N. Washington U School Nurse BYRDU3 LEE Fvlf,.'l l,l3'lll'.2R B S., 'Karr -',A rlehurg Af- fl., T'-.'lls'Ov1ri U, I 'L 9 I itxnhl 1 ANN SPENCER, R. N. R. N. Washington U. 1 School Nurse 1 N I N 5 A V o I X l Y Y f l t 1 x J 1 w Y i 1 , J D NICHOLb B S m Ed Kirksville State College M A Ind Ed U of Mo Diversified Occupations GERTRUDE PASTRYK Secretary Veterans Administration MARGARET MCQ UIDDY Secretary to Principal OFFICE ASSISTANTS: FRONT ROW: lLeft to Rightl Miss McQuiddy, Shirley Nightwine, Ann Smith, Elaine Perryrnan, Geraldine Foster, Kitty Buie, Janet Barger, Ruth Keehart, Edith Miller, Carol Hill, Barbara Cass, Donna Seibert. SECOND ROW: Janie Cassiday, Betty Scott, Barbara Deal, Nancy Harris, Betty Pittman, Lois Smith, Barbara Kueker, Karen Knight. ANN JOHNSON Secretary to Superintendent C USTODIANS: NOT PICTURED: Mr. Solon Edwards, Supervisor of Custodiansg J. H. Kruger, N. B. Berlin, Mr. Walter Sheetz. x k Xxx ,xx kxywl X NKKX x 1 Rx X4 X, 7 Q ,af wyf.. , ex 2,2 H f . wc gy ! ,V 'Q-. 1 Y, 1.7 4 'vii eniors' X x JUDY NEWMAN Debate Club Noctua Staff Mixed Chorus Madrigal Debate Squad Girls' Glee Club Double Mixed Quartet President, Senior Class Co-Editor, Mar-Saline CHARLES MARSH F. F. A. Cheerleader Reporter, F. F. A. President, F. F. A- State Farmer Vice-President, Senior Class g GERALDINE FOSTER Mixed Chorus Noctua Staff Mar-Saline Staff Office Assistant Girls' Glee Club Secretary, Debate Squad Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Class enior Glass gastory The members of the Senior Class of 1-953 began their Senior high years in the fall of 1949 as Freshmen with Berkeley Hall as Presidentg Donald Mitts, Vice-Presidentg and Sue Merrell as Secretary. As Sophomores, they chose Betsy Kirk, Kenneth Schuster and Sara Jane Coad as class officers. Because of his well-known citizenship, Donald Mitts was elected as the delegate to the Sophomore Pilgrimage. Donald Mitts, Sara Jane Coad, and Shirley Jo Nightwine were selected as leaders for the Junior year. The class entertained the Seniors with a banquet on May 18, 1952. Gradu- ation Days was used as the central theme. The following Friday evening, the Seniors were again the Juniors' guests for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The theme of Garden in the Rain was carried out for this affair. Stage-struck was the title ofthe Junior play. Judy Newman, Charles Marsh and Geraldine Foster were elected to lead the class during the final year. Mahala Copeland was selected to represent the class in the State D. A. R. Citizenship Contest. Among the many Senior activities was the presentation of the Senior play, You Can't Take lt With You. The class of 99 students were graduated May 28, 1953 with Shirley Mayse as valedictorian, Shirley Jo Nightwine as salutatorian and Mahala Copeland and Judy Newman tying for third highest honors. Ninety-one of the ninety- nine graduating began their Senior high days together in 1949. MARY LOUISE ANGLEN Perfect Attendance Award HAROLD ANTENER D. O. BETTY BAGNELL Girls' Glee Club MELVIN AUSTIN Basketball Track Boys' Glee Club LORETTA BAKER Girls' Glee Club Pep Club 3- ASQ? - BARBARA BARNES F. H. A. Girls' Glee Club HAROLD BARNES Cheerleader Boys' Glee Club Dramatics Club MILDRED BIGGS Art Club Girls' Glee Club JIM BARR Track Football Noctua Staff President, Debate Club Business Manager, Noctua WADE BLUM D. O. Track Band Orchestra Mixed Chorus Mxxed Quartet B ras s Sextet Senlor Quartet Boys' Glee Club Boys Double Quartet Double Mixed Quartet Co Captain, Football Team BOB BOATRIGHT Track Football F. F. A. Softball F. F. A. Basketball Treasurer Sr Vice-President, F. F. A. State Dairy Judging Team State Parliamentary Procedure Team All Conference Football Team Two Years BARBARA BRISLEY F. H. A. Orchestra Secretary, Band Girls' Glee Club Football Queen Attendant JAMES BROWN D. O. Orchestra Mixed Chorus' Brass Sextet Senior Quartet Trombone Quartet Boys' Glee Club Boys' Double QuB1'te't Vice-President, Band KENNETH BROWN D. O. D. O. Basketball Vice-President, D. O. Intramural Basketball KITTY BUIE ,Pep Club Vice-President, F. H. A. Student Council Office Assistant Sub-District Reporter, F. H. A. Secretary-Treasurer, Student Body BOB CLARK Track B asketball Boys Glee Club ALLEN CLIFT Cheerleader Boys' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Football Seni'or Boys' Quartet Track Boys' Double Quartet Mixed Quartet. D. O. GORDON COLLINS Track Football Basketball Student Council Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee Club Pre sident, Student B ody SARA JANE COAD Student Council Mar-Saline Staff Basketball Queen Co-Editor of Noctua F. F. A. Sweetheart Secretary, Sophomore Class Freshman-Sophomore Sextet Vice-President, Junior Class Secretary, Student Body Girls' and Mixed Quartets Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club Pep Club, Debate and Art Club MAHALA C-OPELAND Mar-Saline Staff C0-Editor, Ngctua, D- A- R. Citizenship Award First in District Art Contest, Junior 1-hf sl K f- M MYRA COPELAND Head Librarian Won Gold Key in Art First in District Art Contest Senior ROSEMARY CORNTNE D. O. Girls' Glee Club NORMA CRAWFORD D O Mixed Chorus Gu-ls' Glee Club BILL DAVIS D: O: Basketball Team MAXINE DAVIS Pep Club Orchestra Mixed Chorus Noctua Stafi Girls' Quartet Freshman Sextet Sophomore Sextet Mar-Saline Staff Girls' Glee Club Varsity Basketball Team BARBARA DEAL F. H. A. Pep Club Student Council Qffice Assistant Girls' Glee Club RONNIE DEAL Track Football Basketball BONNIE DUCKWORTH F. H. A. Girls' Glee Club KENNETH DUDENHOEFFER D. O. Track Football Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee Club Manager, Basketball Team Z CLIFFORD FANN D. O. 1'N,'s1'M ' fQ5:f9'1fJ2.'sgg..: ., '::.f,- v,'1:iZwg5c,u55w.-Q., -.. . .cc 4- BARBARA GARRETT Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club ALICE GLENN F. H. A. Pep Club Cheerleader Debate Club Mixed Chorus Student Council Girls' Glee Club Varsity Basketba Y MARJORIE GERHARD String Trio Girls' Trio Noctua Staff l Girls' Quartet Mixed Chorus String Quartet Mar-Saline Staff Girls' Glee Club Band, Orchestra President, Orchestra Concert Mistress, Orchestra NORMA GRLI' IN Mixed Choru Girls' Cllcc' Clu .TAMES GRIFFITT D. O. RICHARD HACKLER Track Football Mixed Chorus Noctua Staff Mar-Saline Staff Boys' Glee Club L Senior Boys' Quartet Boys' Double Quartet Manager Basketball Team CATHY HALL Band Mixed Chorus Noctua Staff Mar-Saline Staff Girls' Glee Club Double Mixed Quartet Varsity Hockey Team Mixed Clarinet Quartet Vice-President, Orchestra BERKELEY HALL Football Basketball Student Council Boys' Glee Club President, Freshman Class President, Student Body ERNEST HAMMER D. O. Track Football NANCY HARRIS D. O. F. H. A. Pep Club Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club LORA BELLE HERIDER Band Girls Glee Club BEVERLY HINTON Pep Club Girls' Glee Club 7x,Wd','1f:y w'f11.. - N -+rv-4-i1m':.'- 1 arf v ' MARY ANN HILTON Mixed Chorus Girls' Quartet Freshman Sextet- , Sophomore Sextet Clarinet Quartet President, Band Girls' Glee Club Secretary, Orchestra Mixed Clarinet Quartet Vice-President, Orchestra PAT HOFFMAN F. H. A. Girls' Glee Club Vice-President, Pep Club Office Assistant E BARBARA HULEN Girls' Glee Club RUTH KEEHART Mixed Chorus Student Council Flute Quartet Girls' Quartet Secretary, Band Girls' Glee Club Secretary, F. H- A- Vice-President, Orchestra Freshman, Sophomore Sextet Sub-District Secretary, F- H- A- KAREN KNIGHT D. O. Pep Club Orchestra. Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club BETSY KIRK Mixed Chorus President, F- H. A. F- F. A. Sweetheart Girls' Glee Club Secretary, Pep Club Student Council Football Queen Attendant Basketball Queen Attendant Varsity Basketball Team President, Sophomore Class Secretary, Student Body ff to Sf? A ELDON KREISEL F. F. A. '----'N-.V ,,.. if, Jn- -Q. .-,--ff:-1 'M -eggegf1Qg7Liz?El.if21f21:ei4:.gg-3-ag-ag:+53.lr BARBARA KUEKER Pep Club Noctua Staff Mar-Saline Staff Treasurer and Reporter, F. H- A. LAWRENCE LARSON Debate Club Senior Science Award LARRY LAURENCE Band Orchestra LORENE LOWE Pep c1'ub Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club BILL LUBENSKY Transferred 4 M-ka Q 'THF' 'W,:nw1s- 'fffa-.1 ...Q-.2-evwff W, ' 2 SHIRLEY MAYSE Pep Club Mixed Chorus Noctua Staff Student Council Girls' Glee Club Co-Editor, Mar-Saline DUANE MCELFRESH D. O. if JANICE MILLER D. o. Pep Club 3 Girls' Glee Club . Varsity Basketball Team RUBY MILLS Girls' Glee Club DONALD MITTS Cheerleader Debate Club Student Council Sophomore Pilgrimage Secretary, Student Body President, Junior Class President, Student Body Co-Captain, Football Team Vice-President, Student Body Vice-President, Freshman Class Mixed Chorus and Boys' Glee Club! 'ea A in cg as 69 KU Cer 6 v Q99 ff? , ' M .ff f ff ' 7 SHIRLEY JO NIGHTWINE Pep Club Noctua Staff Oihce Assxstant Student Counc11 Mar Saline Staff G1r1s Glee Club Secretary Junwr Class Track Queen Attendant Varszty Volleyball Team Varsxty Basketball Team Basketball Queen Attendant VICE President Pro Tem Student Body Co Radzo Edltor Mar Salme PAT HANES PARKHURST D. O. F. H. A. Pep Club Noctua Staff Mixed Chorus Mar-Saline Staff Girls' Glee Club Varsity Basketball Team uqrv 'W': ' 'QPF 'Tx - 1, DORIS PERRY MAN GENEVA PERSINGER Girls' Glee Club Varsity Basketball Team Varsity Volleyball Team BEVERLY PIPER F- H. A. Harvest Queen Girls' Glee Club Vice-President of Student Body DAVID PETERMAN Noctua Staff Mixed Chorus Band, Orchestra Boys' Glee Club Double Mixed Quartet Manager, Football Team Manager, Basketball Team Sports Editor, Mar-Saline . Vt S BETTY PITTMAN F- H. A. Pep Club Noctua Staff Mar-Saline Staff Girls' Glee Club Varsity Basketball Team ffvzgge -M 7, ., 20 wi rf sf I' Yr' ,even f nd 5? 51 -Ein' M....Qs,... Jussi,-, HERBERT PITTS Track M ixed Chorus Boys' Glee Club .YW r.. JOHN POINTER F. F. A. sw XC ' , tiki ,. V 2 .. f '1A 4 I ' MARYVELLE POTTER Pep Club Orchestra Mixed Chorus Student Council Girls' Glee Club BETTY POMERENKE D. O. Transferred 4 BETTY ROETTGEN F. H. A. M T7 Fiirffb T' ' ' '- Ifiifi Student Councxl ROBERT SCHIESZER Track F. F. A. F. F. A. Reporter F. F. A. Basketball KENNETH SCHUSTER Track Band Football Basketball, Mixed Chorus Student Council Boys' Glee Club Vice-President, Sophomore Class Manager, Football Team Manager, Basketball Team BETTY SUE SCOTT F. H. A. Orchestra Mixed Chorus Clarinet Quartet Girls' Glee Club Vice-President, Band Mixed Clarinet Quartet REMINGTON SCHUYLER D. O. . .TUANITA SCHEFFER D. O. Girls' Glee Club SHIRLEY SHRADER F. H. A. GLENDA SHULL D. O. Pep Club Majorette Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club Varsity Basketball' Team BERKELEY SMITH F. F. A. .TIM SIEKFKAS Track F. F. A. Mlxed Chorus Boys' Glee Club Double Mixed Quartet F. F. A. Basketball Team JOHN TEETER D. O. I Football mfg, -. 'fff'1o 1 ffAz .'11'f'1wr-1 A M.. . .. ' ' C' T.-all KENNETH THOMPSON Band Orchestra ' Brass Sextet Cornet Quartet SUE TODD Madrigal Noctua Staff Mixed Chorus Student Council Mar-Saline Staff Girls' Glee Club President, Pep Club Double Mixed Quartet Co-Radio Editor, Mar-Saline BILLY VICKREY D, O. SHIRLEY TOMLINSON D. O. Pep Club Girls' Glee Club HARRISON WALKEP D. O. x. RICHARD WALKU P D, O, SANDRA WEST Track Queen Girls' State Noctua Staff Band, Orchestra Secretary, D. O. Varsity Hockey Team Mixed Clarinet Quartet Assistant Editor, Mar-Saline Cheerleader and Debate Club Mixed Chorus and Mixed Quartet Girls' Glee Club, Sextet and Trio ROLAND WOOD Track Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee Club ls'1 X X an-Q2 3 .. t ,. CITIARLENE w YRICK z:D::.f'. Yarns H,,M,,, YUUML G1rls'Glee Club Girls' Clee Cm, D,.t,U,P Cm, JU st' H Z P uu- 11 K, U. U Uh' 11.5, MIDI 1 T., MM! L, U .r..,,,,' 1-5 elim' ,A Z ? ? 2 Z 0 1 S S I 1 l Mary Twilling 5 Dale Bryan V W kk ' Q of ,rl l Sw' ia' W Earl Schornhorst Rowena Anglen Delbert Johnson Linde Bill Murrell Opfer , .1 ' H I 23 A 'ft' ' ' .Q r jtj- h , -1-, .. r , . . .3I'T ., 4 Esther Snyder Lynn Mary Ellen Scotten Griffit Y M Wilmer Scott Marilyn Marion Aldredge Martum x ., 5 4. M Q.. 5 in 'I by . N , VK a n f 1 'ln YL ff, 5 ,QM A Q5 Q- 4 lx L , K Barbara rim Donna Townsend I,.,m,,,- Underwood 2:15 1 svjf I . Voncille Anthony -. 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Jack Harris Linda W ittman 'g John B oyd B ill Stewart 1 4 Wayne Harris B etty B owman 1- 1 'b John Vasilopoulos Jacquie Gail Jacoby Frazee -0- 'V of 1- , ,A H,-., 4 hazy 'killlurl L4-F 1 X, lffwv il it Kenneth Freida Mizer Class i , ii' -'N. . . Q. A il... M f. 7? Mm. www' , f. , 2-Fi 33,- AJ 'x 1 Q ,iiw a Betty Harold Driskell . Deal Ronnie W aisner Arlene Wolford fflrx 1 N, , ,yfff 'L i - Joyce Driskell ,, W we x :wi x, ' K l MM 4 W W vp- me 2 Q...-V Ez A' vf ,S Alberta Bishop Joe Ryan RL' Gladene Sherard ., '.3f,f15's, M332 A ,, wif '1 :Q 'JE ik .,., ,,v 'W X Y' f if George Ann Patterson Bud W r ight A wvv, .M f. L- ggi. ,' Y' H.. 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Dora North 171941 Q 235-i J. I T'-S 'hr-9 wlf: James Kalth off w As. i f G Glen Gilkey Vice-President President Nm, i S 'ref W., . fi . - YZ? . ,X Jimmy' Lalune COOPEI' Southard so , -' gh f' , Q gi' kv,- Freddie Moblei' Gross wi 'if ,W ik ,Qi --. .M sw Kenneth Wayne Murdock Rocks ' u , 33 f 45 3 gf 4 , -Q. Marjorie Nellie Vawfef Kosfeld ' 729' gf . 9 5 ,-, X A I 'Q k 4. 'ro' , 'fl- -.iialin .:.-L1-H George Eugene F0I'beS Francis 'T' Sue Janie Wilson Shaw Q50 ... rp 3' 53 ' 'L .l K rl- V Q, 'YT L lx X George alt Farrell Driskell 5 George Kilp Secretary-Treasurer , -11-,IT A . I J ' y U' Qtr Carl Simmons X- 'dui X Q s-. rsg '23 Virginia Day ' N, I A -,., EK -,, A A X 'V Harry Yates 'S 'ir Eugene Eikerman - ev? .,,., S Lloyd Antener William B ishop 4:5 A-. 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Ly: Q -,Lx 41 , 1 '- 7 , , ,f .C 52,4 M4 ' Ab , ww 4 -,.x,,,,, Us ,ll in 5' ij I' Q ' ,ff 1 1- 'fx '1 in ax ' Al hx 4 lv Gm ff my Y , n 9.5. , . fy,- qz ' fa 'wi' 'W 15 ,. 16.1 An 'Wann 4 E K 8-Z - FRONT ROW: fLeft to Rightl Kenneth Randolphylames Galloway, Kenneth Wilson, Betty Ellison, Joyce CMCOI1, Donna Bunch, Carolyn Hayes, Laddie Moore, Carol Nichols, Mary Ruth Opel, Joyce Gibson, Barbara Wyrlck. SECOND ROW: Walter Green, Fred Peterman, Harold Wilder, Ronald Thompson, Willard Morton, William Coffman, David McKee, Donald Wade, Ada Belle Gaddy, Sandra Hilton, JeanBarnhill, Kay Stolberg, Dolores Gensler. THIRD ROW: Fred Winkelmeyer, William Walkington, John Lawrence, Robert Smithey, Robert Davis, Donald Kalthoff, Floyd Riggins, Walter Howard, Diana Williams, Shirley Cheesman, VirginiaBryson, Karel Scotten. 8-3 - FRONT ROWQ flseft to Rightl Frances Tickemeyer Clyda Adams, Sara Vickery, Phyllis Wagle, Myrna Perry. 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SAXOPI-lON15S:. David Peterman, FRENCH HORNSJ my-yb auzlivorie Gerhard Janie cassiday. TROMBONES: James Brown, Ann Riley. Bill Th0mPSf-mf Gall Frazer' Sharon ' r 1-.. lilaillrloii Ja?GbllB.f:llEHSG,II:lEST 'RonnieJB1um, Charles Riley, Warren Heifron. STRING BASSE Wilhelmlna H'-1dSPeth' DRUMS- Bobbl' James, Ralph Billing, Katie James, John Vasilopoulos. CONDUCTOR: Harold Lickey. Principal, Buford Thomas- s W A , A .V - X i ,A , , ., , . ., Q , 3 F, ' ' A '- 1 i ig 9 2 'rl 4 ' x -Q Q I , , f ,il J If . K ' - jr af r Li, ' J Q Cqrcfzestra V lST VIOLINS: Marjorie Gerhard, Katie James, Ruth Keehart, Mary Jane Showalter, Marybelle Potter, Marvin Lickey, Warren Heffron, Gale Guffin, 4 Heffron, Barbara Wyrick, Loretta Richart, Kay Williams, Gwinn Campbell, VIOLAS: Cathy Hall, Denny Allen, Sandra West, Jacquie Jacoby, Carol Ann W Jones, Gail Frazee. OBOE: Mary Ann Harris. BASSOON: Connie . CLARINETSI Mary Ann Hilton, Gladene Sher-ard, Edith Fluty, Ronnie Barbara Brisley. TROMBONES: James Brown, Ann Riley. FRENCH . BASSES: Ronnie Blum, Wilhelmina Hudspeth, Elaine Vasilopoulos. DRUMS: Buford Thomas Conductor Harold Llckey ABSENT Betty Scott Maxine Davis, Sandra Hilton. ZND VIOLINSZ Diana Williams, Sharon Q Lawrence Ellis, Bobby Hoy, Carolie Potter, Sue Minor, Carolyn Leach. i Duncan. CELLOS: Charles Riley, Janie Cassiday, Judy Deal, Dorothy Richardson. FLUTES: Marilyn Aldredge, Betsy Galloway, Ann Waldorf l l Schnare. TRUMPETS: Kenneth Thompson, Wade Blum, Donald Landreth, 1 S HORNS: Larry Laurence, Sue Hagerman, Douglas Owings, Phillip Jackson Ralph Bolling Bobby James Superintendent A H Bueker Principal Janice Hurt Sandra Hurt ,,,- ,auivh -M5 3371 'sm nstrumen ta nsem es STRING QUARTET: Marjorie Gerhard, Katie James, Dennie Allen, Charles Riley. STRING TRIO: Marjorie Gerhard, Mary Ann Harris, Charles Riley. WOODW IND-STRING QUINTET: Marjorie Gerhard, Katie James, Mary Ann Harris, Denny Allen, Charles Riley 48 HORN QUARTET: Doug Owings, Phillip Jackson, Sue Hagerman, Larry Laurence. , r 1 ,lx . X . 'X S4 Q- ii A, . , , 3 ff: ' '..lQ 2 K 1: ' iq? XL , - X .,. , S Q ' Q-if , A Y 506 . at X .'xk..,JL-X . 4' ' Nw x V? 5. ex . wg , If i 1 w 1- , u - a f -V e . 'KT5' ,. 'ifn H , , ,f fx , lj .y , , , , 1 ig 1 . . , A .,,, sg W 1 . K xv WH? Pi a QNX . -V - . .Y '- A ' . 1 - ,. V 'F' .,'.g 1 ' N ,--:'. ,,.'- J. ', ' .. mlm- H I I W . 4 1,.. -- - Q, ..,,.x .V N' . , . ,h XL: -. 1 v Jr . , Lg 1 , f -M.. , W J -' , ' K h. . ' Vg 'lf W . . 4- , Q X . 2 TSA Nl .. 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A 3, gg YUM! , Chow FRONT ROW: QLeft to Rightj Carol Hill, Sue Todd, Evelyn Jones, Donna'Seibert, Janet Ba-rger, Edith Miller, Gail Guffin, Barbara Cass, Mary Ann Hilton, Maxine Davis, Sandra.West, Sara Coad, Mary Anne Harris, Gladene Sherard, Marjorie Gerhard, Gail Nowak, Teresa Hall, Marybelle Potter, Katie James. SECOND ROW: Mary Merchant, Cathy Hall, Donna Page, Hudspeth, Connie Richardson, Georgia Nelson, Geraldine Foster, Shirley Mayse, Lorene Lowe, Glenda Shull, Ruth Keehart, Betsy Kirk, Mary Jane Showalter, Ann Riley, Jane Cassiday. THIRD ROW: Henry Young, Don Huif, Roland Wood, Kenneth Dudenhoeffer, Dannie Duggins, Ronald Blum, Don Mitts, Kenneth Schuster, Gordon Collins, Ronnie Wade, Marvin Lickey, Dick Duffy, Glenn Bunch. FOURTH ROW: Wade Blum, Herbert Pitts, Ronnie Latimer, Jim Siefkas, Philip Jackson, Richard Hackler, James Brown, Warren Heffron, Charles Riley, Buddy Brisley, Wayne Richardson, Allen Clift, David Peterman, Joe Wilson, Ralph Bolling, Mrs. Verne Kresse. All-Ce Glefln, Judy Newman, Denny Allen, Jane Wyrick, Judy Willems, Betty Scott, Anne Huston, Linda Murrell, Sue Hagerman, Wilhelmina mfs: :Xtra -f 421. ' A 'T rw. 4-'R 4-Q, THIRD ROW: Henry Young, Don Jane Cassiday. ow alte r , Ann Riley, Sh Jane ary Kirk, M SY hart, Bet Ruth Kee .7 v-1 z: A M M 'U If O .. U Q3 3 o v-J an ci cv 1-4 o J ai an 5- IU 2 Lickey, ade, Marvin W nie Ron HS li s Ronald Blum, Don Mitts, Kenneth Schuster, Gordon Col neth Dudenhoeffer Dannie Duggin CH ood, K Huif, Roland W GS H1 Ja er, Richard Hackl lip Jackson, Ph as, fk .A Sie D1 ,Ji ef im nie Lat OH rbert Pitts, R e Blum, He ad W:W RO FOURTH Duffy, Glenn Bunch. Dick SSS. re Verne K Bolling, Mrs. ph d Peterman, Joe Wilson, Ral Cliff., Davi en All hardson, ddy Brisley, Wayne Ric Bu Riley, Charles effron, arren H Brown, W F girls gblzyszca CCE ucatwn GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM: fKneelingl Katie James, Judy Deal. fStandingJ Evelyn Jones, Miss Bunker, 'Denny Allen. f 1 E, I Pat Hoffman swings at one, Betsy Kirk catches and Miss Bunker officiates. V k A if f 1 i ALL STAR VOLLEYBALL TEAM: fF'ront Row, Joyce Buck, Mary Twilling- ALL STAR BASKETBALL TEAM: fFront ROWQ Charlene Case, Betsy Kirk, lflecond Rowj Wilhelmina Hudspeth, Jean Buck, Sue Hagerman, Carol Jean Alice Glenn. fSecond Rowl Karen Knight, Pat Hanes Palkhurst, Janice Hill. Judy Deal. Miller. QThird Row, Lois Cheeseman, Shirley Weiss, Pat Hoffman, Kitty Buie, Shirley Nightwine, Linda Murrell. I 2 I 44 x W5 5, W wr' Q ,gm . . 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'f Y . - jvwfil f , 22fff?Qf' iw4U-A A ff i ' , . ,I ' - ' , : -z . ,-sw-'.1r,Q:W ' ' . .. avi-Y'-ff' w ' . - Y'-P ' , ,'- - ' ' , - 1 i--I -, V- swf- ,4,Wvv'w fi- F ' 11, - A- -1 -V f .:,f1,., .- 5 .,?, f ,f Secretary-Treasurer, Betsy Kirk Vice-President pro tem, Shirley Nightwine President, Donald Mitts Vice-President, Beverly Piper Cgtucfent Qgocfy Cqjyjqcers X President, Gordon Collins Secretary-Treasurer, Katie James Vice-President, Donald Mitts Nahum f' lg! A ,,-1, If Vice-President, Betsy Kirk President, Berkeley Hall Secretary-Treasurer, Kitty Buie I X ,k v A xi W :SV wx r if Q X MQQQ .IESXSZLW 4 My I 3 A-, .. QW vf -' I ! ,J Q. r K Q 1 . N Mi. ,,,. 'Xl Student Gounci FRONT ROW: fLeft to Right, Carolie Potter, Dorothy Jones, Evelyn Jones, Elaine Vasilopoulos, Sara Goldin, Edith Fluty, Katie James Beverly Piper, Betty Roettgen, Alice Glenn, Judy Sperry. SECOND ROW: Shirley Mayse, Shirley Nightwine, Marybelle Potter, Joyce Buck, Donna Page, Ruth Keehart, Loretta Richart, Edith Miller, Kitty Buie, Linda Murrell, Beverly Hinton, Betsy Kirk, George Huff,-Mrs. Estus Crutcher. THIRD ROW: David Hamilton, David Scudder, Glenn Gilkey, Kenneth Schuster, Ted Pointer, Sammie Mark, Phillip Jackson, Berkeley Hall, Charles Odell, Richard Pemberton, John Vasilopoulos, Gordon Collins, Ronnie Latimer, Dale Driskell, Nelson Weber, Charles Marsh, Bobbie James, Karel Scotten fnot picturedl. wwf 4953 Student Gounci Ccomplisflments The outstanding accomplishment of the Student Council this year has been the completion of the project started last year, the adoption of Takis, a Greek orphan, made fatherless and homeless by the Nazi invasion. Not only did the Student Body send S 180 which covered food, some clothing, education and seven dollars a month for his other needs, but sixteen of the home rooms sent boxes valued at well over S 100, which umm , jp. Q' 1-Y ' .M H I .A .41 'JZQ '.,,, . W7 ww, pw I f I vzfwff-gf' V' ui' - .. 51 .,f included over 300 items, consisting of non-perishable food, clothing and various other articles for his comfort and amusement. The postage on these boxes was approximately 3564. This money was raised by the Council through the sale of pencils, booster-buttons and megaphones. Takis' appreciation of and faith in the Student Body has been so evident in his letters that the Council feels that they will want to adopt him for another year. As usual, the Council sponsored the Christmas baskets for the needyg they were also in charge of the election of the honor students and arrangements for Achievement Day. Other projects have been assisting in the revision of the School Constitution and the arranging a definite pattern for the display of school letters and emblerns on sweaters. wa... 'ln .5 ' -dev ' fl Q Panoytis Stathoulias or Takis 5 7 l SJR FRONT ROW: QLeft to Rightl John Pointer, Robert Schieszer, Richard Pemberton, Mr. McClure, Charles Marsh, Bob Boatright, Richard Kunze, John Hanes, Harold Deal. SECOND ROW: Donald Holland, Ted Pointer, Kenneth Mizer, Morris Tavenner, Leroy Raines, Jim Pointer, Bud Wright, Bill Meyer, George Farre11,Bob Hinton. THIRD ROW: M. T. Wade, R. E. Weinreich, Jim Dyer, Lloyd Antener, Jim Raines, Eddie Zahn. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Latimer, Bill Opher, Carol Deal, Sam Dyer, Jim Downs, Ralph Snyder, Eldon Kreisel, Dale Driskel, Nelson Weber. ajbr roject of The following is a brief account 'regarding the operation of the Demonstration of the F. F. A. Farm for the past year. The operation of the farm was carried on by equipment donated by machinery dealers in Marshall. The Saline County Implement Co. furnished a Farmall Super C tractor, and equip- ment for use during the summers Others furnished tractors and equipment when needed. They were: A. G. Thomas Motor Co., Missouri Valley Motor Co., Marshall Tractor and Equipment Co., and Whitlock Coal and Implement Co. Labor was furnished by the F. F. A. members who each worked one day, in addition to the class time used. A All fertilizer was donated by M. F. A. and the Anhydrous Ammonia was put on by Mr. Lynn Akelman. Seed for all plots was donated by M. F. A. Seed Division and M. F. A. Central Co-op, except for the various corn varieties which were donated by the respective companies. Fuel for tractor operation was donated by Mr. Bernard Bockstetter, distributor, M. F. A. Oil Company Qand possibly othersj. ' The house and several lots on the property were rented to the State School for 5300 for the year. Approximately 17 acres each of corn and oats were planted last year. The pasture im- provement program is in line with the State Agricultural Program. . The purposes of the program are Qlj to compare popular Knew, varieties of Hybrid corn, QZQ to compare popular fnewl varieties of oats, Q31 to determine the response of corn to different levels of fertilizer applications, 14, to determine the response of oats to different levels of fertilizer applications, and particularly Nitrogen, and Q55 to use sweet clover as a green manure crop preceding corn, to build up the per cent of organic matter in the soil. This project is proving to be one of great value to the Vocational Agriculture Department. Credit for the idea is given to Mr. Percy Huston. To the Wood all Huston Bank We give our lasting thanks for its generosity in providing for free use of the farm. SIU!! 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E254 4. xx fx 1 X is 57, - 3' A f 1 v W lf' J A Mi K X f .QMS 9 if f 1 I 4 -?.-v A, , . , , , , ' . .4 I 5 I Ill M 19 3 amps of 53 A hard-driving, fighting bunch of boys who didn't know when to quit characterizes the 1952-'53 Owls. Under the ab-le supervision of Coach Woody Gaba, this squad accelerated to greater heights than any other team in the history of Marshall High School, winning the con- ference championship, the regional tournament, and taking fourth in the State Tournament. When they entered the State Tourney, they were alloted little or no chance of winning anything, but when the smoke of the preliminary play cleared, there were three St. Louis teams and the Marshall Owls left. Inch for inch they drove, and the Owls were just as good, if not better, than any other team there, but the St. Louis teams were just too tall. This fighting, burning desire to win and their never say die spirit make this year's basketball team long to be remembered in the annals of M. H. S. With all this fighting spirit, it makes it hard to believe that the Owls were also long on sportsmanship, but at the State Tournament, the crowd marveled at the Owls' attitude toward the referees and the opposing players, in fact, the Owls set a new record for the fewest number of fouls in the Tournament. Woody Gaba turned in a fine job of coaching during the seasong for he not only led his team to theiheights, but he also brought the same team up from the depths. Last year practi- cally the same ball club took last place in the conference. Bringing them up to fourth in the State is a feat that deserves acclaim. To preserve their names for all time, the boys who composed this team, Our Team, are listed as follows: Bob Clark, Senior, Co-Captain, All Conference First Team, All District First Team, and All State Second Team, Gordon Collins, Senior, All Conference First Team, All District Second Team, Honorable Mention All Statey Berkeley Hall, Senior, Co-Captain, Bob Hinton, Junior, Johnny Vasilopoulos, Sophomore, Charles Odell, Junior, Kenneth Schuster. Senior, John Cartee, Juniorg Charles Duren, Sophomore, and Charles Reid, Sophomore. ie ,4 ll li ?1 4 gl ti 5 73 ai ln ,, S ,E vi V if Q! i I l J 1 X Q 1 . ,N N 5 tw K: , :yi Q W I 9. i U W lx il ii ,SN , U , xi .N fe .N . ii ,'l1 yr W 1 1 1 4 M W i il X. Qu , H 1 5 4 F Q Fw I r J 'J 1+ I 4 l I 1 , I 1 3 J. 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THIRD Barbara Barnes, Bill Lubensky, Ronnie Deal, Harold Barnes., Kenneth Kreisel, Bill Davis, Norma Crawford, Rosemary Cornine, Edna Yates, Maxine Davis, Pat Hanes Parkhurst, Shirley Shrader, Betty Pittman, Schieszer, Lester Parkhurst, Ernest Hammer, Jim Barr, Berkeley Hall, Richard Walkup, Nancy Harris, Lora Herider, Mahala Copeland, Myra Beverly Piper, Barbara Hulen, Geneva Persinger, Norma Green, Lawerence Melvin Austin, Loretta Baker, Betty Pornerenke, George Nelson, Janice John Pointer, Herbert Pitts, Roland Wood, James Griifitt, James Siefkas, Nightw me-Salutatorian, Sara Jane Coad, Charles Marsh, Judy Newman, Buie, Ruth Keehuart. SECOND ROW: Sue Todd, Beverly Hinton, Betty James Brown, Wade Blum, Richard Hackler, Billy Vickrey, Ruby Mills, ROW: Betty Bagnell,.Juanita Sheffer, Bonnie Duckworth, Lorene Lowe, Brown, David Peterman, Henry Young, Donald Mitts, John Teeter, Eldon Karen Knight, Barbara Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Betsy Kirk, Mary Anglen, Barbara Kueker, Kenneth Dudenhoeffer, Kenneth Thompson, Robert Kenneth Schuster, Gordon Collins, Berkeley Smith, Remington Schuyler, Jr., Copeland, Cathy Hall, Doris Perryman, Betty Roettgen. FIFTH ROW: Larsen, Clifford Fann, Harrison Walker, Bob Clark, Harold Antener, Miller, Glenda Shull, Shirley Tomlinson, Bob Boatright, Richard Pemberton, Mildred Biggs, Charlene Wyrick, Mary Jane Francis. f- -'-' -is 193-v - W -345 , ar- nf f -.V ---.4-yk,A-Vr1-- WA in - N-L--M H----fl-vi 1- ve- - 'LW ' MT! i 'U'W'f ' M' ' 'f ' ' ' , . .:V,,, , v -1 -IW- 1 .....,4 ii? 1 - I V4 1 A E , 4 E 'z i Q X 'qi W I W Y ' ,A Makin' pretty for the queen. I Pig Roast ceiling goes up., The BigWi.g5. Cast of Junior play, Father ofthe Bride. I TOP-NOTCH FIRST RATE BOYS' QUARTET: James Brown, Allen Clxft, Wade Blum, Rlchard Hackler. Goin' fishing. Clark wins again. ! x i f James, Allen, Wyrick and Cass shake a leg. Cathy, the bride. Oops, no shoes jk 4 V' wmv 'WK ' s. S , Q , , ' ml olml BRO' ' rrsET PRWTERS m R8 75, Mi 25 v4 53 24.25 1-x L 4 ali am' Zfw COUNTS PRODUCE Poultry-Eggs-Cream-Feed .Retailers Of Dressed Poultry 18 Marion Street Telephone 50 I-IUMPI-IREY'S W coNFEoT1oNERY North Side Of Square Marshall, Missouri Make Our Bank Your Bank WOOD AND HUSTON BANK Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp And Federal Reserve System Compliments Of MCKENNEY MOTOR CO. Chevrolet p Sales - Service Telephone 213 Marshall, Missouri Compliments Of PHILLIPS LUMBER AND READYMIX COMPANY Z7 West Eastwood Street P. O. Box 374 Marshall, Missouri KEEHART'S Home Furnishings Appliances Storage' , 315 North Lafayette Telephone 561 Marshall, Missouri m m I f I Y.-.'rfT: .:fv.f?N: r1ir P29 5T2'JZ?'f2'W'1 P:1f-315FvuYYrJfF-V 9-ZTGFF'-ani. vvrrviff,-wg-rgzrsfgg T' f , -r.3,,45v.w,f- - f- -' fy. -A -W,-fgffqwi .f--.-. ,,,,,,,,., . K , , I , e,.,,,45 ,, , , -- Q- f Mgy- If +2159 rr,-4 cuff. Mr,-2 'W 3315-H '.. 1 .W ,ye wi. og'-f,,,. 3 ,-A.. -..,,, , ,. - - I ,.- .C ,. Davis - Wizard - True-tone Mighty Good Brands To Own WESTERN AUTO STORE South Side Square Telephone 350 Building? ER . . B A Repmrmg? as xy or f N 35 5325 -- E ii.i,H me-s -111 Remodeling? i 'TmX X ei .. v SEE Us TODAY au: ,Y 5 X QLROY 5 5 , Compliments Of WALLER'S SHOE STORE South Side Square Established 1870 FARMERS SAVINGS BANK Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Best Wishes To The Seniors Mar shall, Missouri Compliments Of VIKING CLEANERS 269 West North Telephone 105 F-441- Hospitality Is An Art Coke Makes It So Easy COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Marshall, Missouri m l lm - V ? C ' ' M A Best Wishes And Books - Gifts - Stationery Congratulations School and Office Supplies From WESTBROOK'S VOGUE Hallmark Greeting Cards ASheaffer's, Parker, Esterbrook MISSOURI VALLEY STORES Pens and Pencils Congratulations A To The Telephone 13 Graduates Of Marshall, Missouri Mar shall High School BANGE'S The Shop Around The Corner VANDYKE AND COMPANY Fabrics-Lingerie -Notions 101 East Arrow Insurance - Loans Abstracts Of Title Compliments Of DAVIS SHOE STORE Featuring Sinfle 1871 City Clubs, Velvet Steps And Weatherbirds For Entire Family 'El'Evsf11? 1't'f11-'-fri? fi ??ff irZi3.i??351Y T'IJ? P'.W wrt' ?3'?2? : W5?r?T ' , x A M2 Tw, 'W Pj 'L, l'1 16Zf2 f 5ffl 51T ' - GOODYEAR Tires - Tubes - Batteries Recapping - Vulcanizing In Our Shop Prompt - Skilled - Courteous Q' BRIGGLE TIRE AND BATTERY COMPANY LANGAN'S Your Independent Food Market 167 West North Telephone 1542. TOW NSENDS Mar shall ' s Smarte st - Store Complete Lines Of Ready-to-Wear Lingerie - Accessories Home Furnishings Compliments Of BO KAY FLOWER SHOP We Telegraph Flowers 175 South Odell Telephone 1500 The Daily Democrat-News Member Of The Associated Press Rosier N. Hains . . Randall K. Hains. . . Has Published The M ar -Saline . . . .Editor . . Manager For 34 Years Without Charge 1 m I 'ii' ' 115 A Mmw. WYATTS Television - Radios - Records Electrical Appliances RCA Victor Compliments Philco - Zenith Capehart Hotpoint Appliances East Side Square Telephone 488 Of 'EARL MEYER PHARMACY WINKELMEYER'S Complete Drug Service Telephone 10 Marshall, Missouri E. R. LATIMER Staple and Fancy Groceries 'Compliments Quality Meats Telephone ll Of 20 East North . I MARSHALL LAUNDRY BROWN'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG d an Drugs - Prescriptions DRY CLEANING COMPANY Marshall, Missouri ' 'iff me ,aa affffirwvfv W Awagqf 'aff-21-55 we Ts- we , ' 55 ' Congratulations Seniors '53 Your Headquarters For Footwear Of ' Quality Style Economy HACKLER'S The Young Point Of View In Shoes South Side Square Marshall, Missouri Compliments GILKEY 'S STUDIO And CHILDREN'S APPAREL Of Gifts - Toys A South Side Square Telephone 113 SEIBERT'S SERVICE STATION Marshall, Missouri VALLEY DRIVE-IN ' Compliments Congratulates The 1953 Seniors Of 658 North Miami TONY 'S RESTAURANT Telephone 2571 x m im l 1 1 97 . 5 5 gg .-- -3525 fra'f'fL,iiii.5A3. g...,ga1J25j .gg5.f?WI7fE'W:32.T5.T,,-T5F5Zf'ffmlZ. f??9fE6'??,ji2 5 , zg.' w :,, : .fw 1 if H. I A Q John W. John Beulah Wicklifi ALPHA CAFE Home of Good Food DeCoursey's Ice Cream Telephone 214 Marshall, Missouri Portable Radios Phonographs For Those College Days Picnic and Recreational Supplies For Your Summer Pleasure Convenient Budget Terms MARSHALL FIRESTONE STORE Groceries, Wholesale SHYRACK - WRIGHT Telephone Z3 315 North Lafayette Marshall, Missouri REID, The Jeweler Jewelers Since 1880 For Fine Diamonds Sterling Silver - Watches Z7 North Street Marshall, Mis souri KENNEDY MOTOR COMPANY Oldsmobile and Cadillac Sales and Service Telephone 338 164 - 168 South Salt Pond Marshall, Missouri SCHNEIDER OFFICE SUPPLIES Telephone 1199 - 1235 79 South Lafayette Street Marshall, Missouri RED CROSS PHARMACY A Prescription Drug Store Since 1854 South Side Square Telephone 250 ' ' 1:-i n '?'PVf fL t .. .ff - A - ' A ' M Compliments P Of F. W. WOOLWORTH JOHN T. DAVIS DRUG STORE Mrs. John T. Davis Registered Pharmacist Viking Hotel Building Telephone 2 70 ,?441!4hl.zJ,g!i.,1, gcslfd ?aZu. The New Ford For 1953 The New Standard Of The American Road Come ,In - See It Test-Drive It A. G. THOMAS MOTOR CO. Telephone 642 Marshall, Missouri Oliver Sales and Service Willys Jeeps and Trucks American Wire Fencing Plumbing Supplies and Hardware Telephone 1874 FARM SUPPLY COMPANY Buy The Best-For Less-For Cash RUSSELL BROTHERS Quality Shop Smart Apparel For Gentlemen 4 Stores Marshall - Sedalia Q Clinton Warrensburg ' For Quality Without Extravagance You'll Look Your Best In ROSE Kr BUCKNER Shoe s and Clothing Since 1884 Marshall, Missouri ' -if--vi-.-' -. viii-2 :1:11g?If3fi'5??IiifL'Z1Z 'lV'T?57 7lZ.'17: ZFiA23: i5'fZ?'W'?37'Q:S5iL' f i A '7'lf' ' A if ' W K ' V a5iQHn 00 Mercury Mercury MARSHALL ICE STORAGE 8: FUEL COMPANY, DR. The Frozen Food Center Ice Service Good Coal EMPIRE MOTORS 2.60 West Morgan Telephone Z73 Marshall, Missouri Stoker Sales and Rentals , Charcoal Sealtest Ice Cream Packaging Supplies Telephone 31 Serums and Vaccines Seed Corn WARREN LINDSEY FARM STORE Veterinary Supplies Farm Hardware Mar shall, Missouri Nationally Known Brands Complete Home Furnishings MEHORNAY A Good Name In Furniture Telephone 485 North Lafayette Street Compliments Of SCOTTS STORES North Side Of Square EARL KAYS MOTOR COMPANY Desoto and Plymouth Authorized Sales and Service Telephone 63 I9 South Odell Flowers By MARSHALL FLORAL COMPANY Since 1889 Mrs. Imanuel Wittrup, President Telephone 77 160 West Summit Marshall, Missouri , -M -' -fn f , L - , - ' :f -V -,f .- .,.-It w -V ,f. ,- ...-- ,un -,'. 17.-. ,., I M.. . ., ,. ,r . 1 L. vm , -A . Q. . . I . -.1-. w-M Lf 2--mf .ffgwyggqqqpivn W., ' W., - 1 -. . 1,-41., I ,. -., . .ya ,.,- 1. '- -,.....,-f...,, ..w..,..4.., gg, 5 - gf- 3-V ,T - . 7- . 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