Moline High School - Hornet Yearbook (Moline, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1956 volume:

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Rah! ulgu m53Q5gEgE5:E:E:1:g.1-:-.-... 12 D To Tolly Merc-allj Pvlzo bas Pvolz adlrylkatiolz of all by luis' cour- age deterlmbalion and cheerful- esg, we de0Yc-ate tlze 1.956801-lzeq TP' ':...... 1' 525255 5252552522525 s51i:2?!25gE25j3233?f?fjffifiii2552222525315:5121?FZfiiiisiiEi22EEf52EE5iiii?+ ' 5 fifxfffs I gddfwiqg MR, JAMES HOGAN, Clerkg MR, R, L, MCDONALDQ MR, HUGH FOOTE, Treasurerg MR, T, L, MONNINGER, Superintendentg MR, JAMES STEVENSg MR, JOHN CLARK, Director, MR, MONNINGER, Superintendentg MRS, CLARK, Secretaryg MR, PEAK, Principal, BAILEY' S STUDIO Moline Il J 4 f 'my 4 , A 'QQ ' W f, 3' X - 4vVxX N I MR, T, L, MONNINGER Superintendent MISS MARGARET COUPE English MR, ROBERT FERGUSON Music MR, ,DEAN SMITH Mathematics Driver Training MR, VIRGIL CARTER Industrial Arts MRS, HELEN CARTER Home Economics MR, LUTHER GILLIAM Coach Phys, Ed Science MR, NED DAVIS COIIIIIICICC Compliments of DR, LOCKETT 1 -f we Avkvv ,,,k, ,.., , , V5,,,.t,,,,,Tmik afigw Mg if 'av A 53 I V :Q T w ? ' I Q 'SQ ja, - , . 2 , A ggggrgggf . 1 W'-'fi I , fmvffsfeif ,MV Ur, 1. ig , t.?,?,,X , , ,J 2wt'w .55.-aff: yi fx :V if fl. ' , ' 5 4 ' M in .J ,if , Will If iw! ff - :eri n Amie MRS, ZELLA WILSON Fifth Grade MISS ETHEL SHAFF Fourth Grade MRS, OPAL LEWIS Third Grade MRS, ETHEL YANTIS Second Grade MRS, MARIE ELROD First Grade MRS, GEORGIANA MONNINGER Music Compliments of STANDARD OIL COMPANY I, J, BYRNES MR, HAROLD PEAK Principal MR, NORMAN MAY Eighth Grade MRS, JEAN HORN Seventh Grade MRS, AUDRIEN RAIRDON Sixth Grade First row: Marilyn Jacot, Sue McGlasson, Phyllis Clubine, Patsy Payne, Phil Walker, Second row: Frank Harris, Bruce Smith, Karen McGlasson, Jack Mills, I The student council is composed of a boy and a girl representative from each of the four classes. These members are elected by their respective classes. The council is under the direction of a president elected at large from the student body, Mr, Mon- ninger acts as faculty sponsor of the council, The important function of the council is to bring ideas from the student body to the attention of school administration, They are responsible for promoting good citizenship and cooperation within the student body, This group organizes and directs all school social functions, Mr, Monninger Phyllis Clubine Sponsor President HUB CLEANERS SQUARE DEAL GARAGE Moline Moline Some school are fortunate in having either good cooks or good custodians, We are doubly fortunate for we have both, The names, Mrs, Bessie Beu, Mrs, Minnie Bruner, and Mrs, Lucille Loyd, are synonymous with good food, The custodians, Mr, Harold McClure and Mr, Herb McCray, always keep the buildings and grounds in top condition, 'Me Uffcbew of 56 President JAMES BELL Football 1,2.3,4p Basketball 1: Track 1,2,3,4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Assistant Editor of Annual Staff 4g Class Officer 3. Secretary and Treasurer SUE MCGLASSON Glee Club 1,2,3g Pep Club 2,3,4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Football Queen 4g Stu- dent Council 4g Home Ee Play 13 Annual Staff 4. I P Reporter RONALD WILSON 1, Band 1, 2,3.4g Glee Club 2,33 Class Officer 1,25 Annual Staff 4. CLASS MOTTO: 'Light the Way for Others, CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS COLORS: White and Blue Vice President MARVIN SMITH Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 33 Junior Playg Senior Playg Class Officer 3g Annual Staff 4. Cheerleader MARTORIE JACOT Class Historian 1g Class Re- porter 2g Home 'Ee Play lg Junior Playg Senior Playg Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Ark- alalah Queen 45 Honorary Football Queen 4g Business Manager of Annual Staff 4, Basketball 1, 2.3.43 EDDIE BOOK Basketball 1,2 3 4, Football 3 4 Junior Play, Senior Play3 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1 2 BOB ELLIS Basketball 1.3.43 Football 3,4: Track 3,45 Cheerleader 13 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Annual Staff 4, PHY LLIS CLUBINE Glee Club 13 Student Council 43 Student Coun- cil President 43 Pep Club 1, 2,3,43 Pep Club President 43 Arkalalah Queen 43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Annual Staff 4, RICHARD ROEBUCK Football 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Annual Staff 4. GARY FOUST Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,43 Secretary and Treasurer 1, 23 Student Council 33 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Advertis- ing Manager of Annual Staff 4, SHIRLEY HAMPTON Glee Club 3g Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Pep Club 33 Annual Staff 4. JAMES HOPPER Junior Plays Senior Play3 Track 1,32 Annual Staff 4, DONNA WILSON Glee Club 1, 2,33 Band 1,2,3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Playg Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Class Officer 1,2,33 Editor of Annual Staff, JACK MILLS Basketball 1,2.3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Junior Play3 Senior Playg Vice President 33 Student Council 2,42 Annual Staff, JEAN WOMACKS Glee Club 13 Pep Club 13 Home Ec Play 13 Junior Play3 Senior Play3 Annual Staff 4. LARRY LOYD Football l,2,3,43 Track 3,42 Junior Playg Senior Playg Glee Club 33 Annual Staff, TOM METCALF Football 1,2,33 Basketball 1,2,33 Track 1, 2,3 Reporter 33 Glee Club 33 Junior Play, NOVA LEE BAKER Glee Club 1, 2,33 Pep Club 1, 2,32 Junior Playg Senior Playg Fl-IA 1.2.33 Kayettes 1,2,33 An- nual Staff 4. JAMES BAKER Football 13 Basketball 13 Track 13 Junior Play3 Senior Playg Annual Staff 4. . X A 1 i 1 X BOB HUNTINGTON IOE AMES KAREN McDONALD PAT SY PAYNE RONNIE LYNES BRUCE SMITH GARY V E sr AL DELL WHARRY JOHNNY VANDERPOOL ,. , ,,,, . , jg. 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Hlxillps Phone Mldway 7-3273 Moline, Kansas , A v is ii if, Mickey Gillespie Ethel Bell Ed Metcalf Myrna Foote Phil Walker Margaret Book Larry Cunningham Carolyn Gillespie Eldon Dershern Joan Hampton Iohn Lowry Karen McG1asson Coleen McCann Lee Goss Jo Anne Vanderhoof Iaunita Martinez Gary Lewis Karolyn Smith Joneta Saunders -A :riff- .x, J K , -52225514 fi' N wt-1-Usffg2sr11ierfs1gw'1s'g Z k :gg ir5.s1i1f:,. 5 -L Wegsffrff1rggg.sfg5iss?fsf2gy A 116 ' K ' K' Q - , .- A I A 7 iii? V, N ' J t ffl-f? I z , Wir J' ' z a:f1:W1 4 25 3 .5 f ' - ' : p w ' f if, f f . - Hr K f e 1, X' ,Jef 1 r an -t mi uf 3 - f: 1, 1 f U ' ,,,, 551 ',,3fE,:,,,, -2-Z. r .,.,. , ,. - gym -: - ' 1 '- -,,-at 121 , f . .eff L, , K ,,,,-few .,g- :wh , - 'AHA figw ff ,f f . - ef' EE, ,L K S ssr ??w , .wf 1: if B 3,5 Qflff T1 ' I f ' t , I 5 -...M-'fr L P L at ' 5 ki Y Qifififgf ' we r. W 'K er -'X Q '1 Ml ' , ,.,-: s fiw sgrsfa h rae 5 4? T- 1. ' ff' 1 ' -in , 4' MW sm rx Barbara Marion Vemon Smith Kay Lewis Melva Wesbrook Beverly Dewater Linda Eckert MOLINE ELEVATOR Moline, Kansas MOLINE LOCKER Moline Phone Mldway 7-3247 MACK'S SERVICE STATION Gas ' Oil - Tires Tankwagon Service . Moline Phone Midway 7-3231 ' AMES CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE Phone Mldway 7-3251 I ig -I 7 , 'DEVVf4Yl'ET2S 'DQUG S I CJTQW: Congratulations to Seniors Phone of '56 Mldway 7-3281 24 'sl K , w 5 in Q 22 3 nf 322 is 3 First row: Ivonna Haney, Lois Wharry, Sue Knabe, Carol Hopper, Kay Lewis, Ethel Bell, Betty Webb. Second row: Nancy Wilson, Harry Stephens, Jerry Peak, Myrna Foote, Gary Vestal, Leana Giesy, Shirley Farnsworth, Beverly DeWater, Karen McDonald, Aaron Adamson. Third row: Vernon Smith, Tommy Monninger, Dale Clubine, Lynn May, Linda Eckert, Bill Larkin, Gene Ferguson, Alice Larkin, Kathryn Barnes, Barbara Marion. Fourth row: Mr. Ferguson, Jo Anne Vanderhoof, Larry Stephens, Ronald Street, Ruth Ann Larkin, Melva Wesbrook, Ronnie Wilson, Marlys Horn, Karolyn Smith, Donna Wilson, Fifth row: Patsy Payne, Beverly Harper, Marilyn lacot, Nancy Reynolds, Bobby Huntington, Sharon Farnsworth, Janet Harper, Joneta Saunders, Bill Hawkins. 5 fl The Moline School Band enjoyed an active and interesting school year. Parades and band shows for the home football games were the activities which made the auturnnal season the busiest and most colorful of the school year, During the winter season, a pep band working in conjunction with the pep club helped the Hornet basketball squad along their way to the completion of a successful campaign. In the spring the fancy of the Moline band members turned to thoughts of music festivals. The band com- peted in the District music contest, and later participated in a festival at Grenola, Kansas, which featured the combined music groups of four schools of Elk County under the direction of guest conductors. Miss Carol Hopper was the Hornet band's Drum Majorette for the '55 marching season. The band was under the direction of Robert M. Ferguson. HORN 'S GROC ERY Moline BAND OFFICERS President Marlys Hom Reporter Marlene Douglas Drum Ma jorette CAROL HOPPER Band Director R. M FERGUSON i Student Director Donna Wilson Secretary and Treasurer Melva Wesbrook Vice President Shirley Famsworth TWIRLERS GIRLS' QUARTET lvonna Haney, Lois Wharry, Kay Lewis, Carol Hop- I0 Anne Vanderhoff. MYIM F0031 Linda Eckert' per, Sue Knabe, Ethel Bell, Betty Webb, Melva Wesbrook, Accompanist, Shirley Farnsworth. MOLINE GREENHOUSE Moline VOCAL SOLOISTS, Myrna Foote and Jo Anne Vauderhoofg ACCOMPANIST, Shirley Farnsworth, CLARI- NET SOLOIST, Beverly DeWaterg SAXAPHONE SOLOIST, Melva Wesbrookg ACCOMPANIST, Shirley Farnsworth. BARITONE SOLOIST, Donna Wilsong ACCOMPANIST, Ruth Ann Larking TROMBONE SOLO- IST, Marlys Horng ACCOMPANIST, Melva Wesbrook, KINGS CORNER CAFE and ARNHOLTZ COFFEE Moline E 5 ex Q , 1 Margaret Book, Beverly DeWater, Kay Lewis, Myrna Foote, Linda Eckert, Ruth Ann Larkin, Jo Anne Vanderhoof, Marlys Horn, Carol Hopper, Karolyn Smith, Melva Wesbrook, Patsy Payne, Beverly Harper, Nancy Reynolds. Accompanist Shirley Farnsworth. QMQVZM ZW First row: Linda Spiller, Carol Hopper, Marlys Horn, Karen McGlasson, Karolyn Smith, Esther Galvan, Jo Anne Vanderhoof, Second row: Nancy Reynolds, Melva Wesbrook, Kay Lewis, Linda Eckert, Carolyn Higginbotham, Myrna Foote, Ruth Ann Larkin, Patsy Payne, Mr, Ferguson. Third row: Carolyn Gillespie, Beverly Harper, Karen Kent, Lou Jean Davidson, Joneta Saunders, Sue Knabe, Beverly DeWater, Margaret Book, Ethel Bell, Accompanist Shirley Farnsworth. TURNER and FREED LUMBER COMPANY Moline 565' CHEERLEADERS: Esther Galvan, Beverly Harper, Karolyn Smith, Marjorie Jacot fnot picturedj. First row: Carolyn Higginbotham, Linda Spiller, Carol Hopper, Phyllis Clubine, Jo Anne Vanderhoof, Coleen McCann, Leana Giesy, Marlys Horn, Karen McGlasson, Second row: Melva Wesbrook, Nancy Reynolds, Myrna Foote, Sue Mc- Glasson, Karen McDonald, Linda Eckert, Shirley Farnsworth, Ruth Ann Larkin, Donna Wilson, Kay Lewis. Third row: Patsy Payne, Carolyn Gillespie, Ethel Bell, Sue Knabe, Marilyn Jacot, Mrs, Carter, Sponsor, Lou Jean Davidson, Karen Kent, Joneta Saunders, Beverly DeWater, Juanita Martinez, Phyllis Clubine - - - - - President Marlys Horn - - - - Comm. Chairman Karen McDonald - - ---- Vice President Carol Hopper ---- ------- R Cporter Shirley Farnsworth - - - - - Secretary-Treasurer Mrs, Helen Carter - - - ------ - - Sponsor BEVERLY HARPER ESTHER GALVAN KAROLYN SMITH INDEPENDENCE COCA -COLA BOTTLING CO, HALSEY BROS, DRY GOODS CO Independence Independence 74455455 Zaeen SUE JEAN MCGLASSON I 5 , Vx X W First row: Jerry Lowry, Dale Clubine, Larry Cunningham, Mickey Gillespie, John Lowry, Phil Walker, Gene Cummings, Martin Monical, Gary Lewis, Second row: Coach Luke Gilliam, Larry Martinez, El- don Dershem, John Ellis, Ed Metcalf, Danny Kill, Larry Loyd, Dell Wharry, Bill Larkin, Gary Vestal, Ronnie Lynes, Vernon Smith. Third row: Eddie Book, Dude Bell, Gary Foust, Marvin Smith, Bob Ellis Jack Mills, Charles Galvan, John Vanderpool, Richard Roebuck, Frank Harris, Elbin Lewis, WE THEY 14 Douglass 44 0 Hamilton 14 6 Leon 32 33 Sedan 14 20 Howard 6 20 Cedar Vale 26 13 Peru 12 45 Elk City 13 SENIORS Kneelin : Larr Lo d, Gar Foust, Marvin Smith, Richard ioebuglk zltandiny James Bell Bobb E111 DECOURSEY CREAMERY Co' ' g: 7 y .sv Jack Mins, Eddie Book. Moline GARY FOUST JACK MILLS EDDIE BOOK DUDE BELL The Moline football team started slowly but finished strong as they won four of their last five games. The overall season record was four wins and four losses, but the Hor- nets tied for second in league play with a 4-2 standing. Eight boys will be lost through graduation, including Dude Bell, top scorer and ground gainer. Dude was all-league selection for two years and made honorable mention for the all-area team. lack Mills, fullback, Gary Foust, quarterback, Marvin Smith, center, Bob Ellis, end, Eddie Book, endg Richard Roebuck, tackle, and Larry Loyd, center, will also be sorely missed in the 1956 season. Charles Galvan, fullback, Dell Wharry, tackle, Johnny Vanderpool, tackle, and Bill Larkin, guard, are the returning lettermen. Coach The Moline B football squad played three games, losing two and tieing one. LUKE GILLIAN Many of the B team members were out with injuries, Prospects for the 1956 season look bleak, but with Larkin, Galvan, Wharry, Vanderpool, Vestal and John Ellis re- tuming, Moline could come through with a . 500 standing. Frank Harris, Ed Metcalf, and Ronnie Lynes were handicapped most of the 1955 season because of injuries. BOB ELLIS MARVIN SMITH LARRY LOYD RICHARD ROEBUCK IN' If fi 7mm Kneeling: EDDIE BOOK CHARLES GALVAN JERRY LOWRY GA RY F OUST JOHNNY ELLIS Standing: COACH GILLIAM BILL LARKIN MARVIN SMITH JACK MILLS BOBBY ELLIS RONNIE LYNES 6406 Kneeling: PHIL WALKER DALE CLUBINE ED METCALF MARTIN MONICAL LARRY CUNNINGHAM Standing: COACH GILLIAM LARRY MARTINEZ. ELDON DERSHEM FRANK HARRIS GENE FERGUSON DANNY KILL The Moline Hornet Basketeers enjoyed one of their best seasons as they won 13 and lost 5 during the. regular season, Seven boys carried the load on the A team throughout the campaign. Jack Mills, one of the best to participate for Moline, averaged 23 points per contest. Bob Ellis contributed much to the Hornet's success as he averaged 14 points and grabbed at least 20 rebounds per contest, Marvin Smith, Eddie Book, and Gary Foust, the remaining seniors contributed their share of all-around hustle and play to make the season a successful one, Jerry Lowry and Charles Galvan, juniors, brighten the picture for the 1956-57 season, The B squad, led by Frank Harris, John Ellis, Bill Larkin, and Larry Martinez won 11 and lost 4 for a very successful season, Some promising Freshmen who will help the Moline future court successes are Ed Metcalf, Larry Cunningham, Eldon Dershem, and Phil Walker, DURBIN GAS CO. MOLINE RADIATOR BAKER'S GROCERY M01i116 Moline Moline GARY FOUST - - - - JACK MILLS- - - BOB ELLIS - - EDDIE BOOK- - MARVIN SMITH ---- JERRY LOWRY- - - CHARLES GALVAN' ' ' 3 WE Sedan 58 Howard 47 Leon 44 Severy 69 Peru 62 Elk 'City 61 Grenola 54 Cedar Vale 65 Sedan 54 Leon 60 Longton 80 Peru 46 Howard 63 Elk City 56 TOURNAMENT Moline 53 Elk City Moline 50 Longton Moline 54 Sedan THEY 51 31 63 36 37 34 28 68 68 59 61 56 47 49 38 35 61 An asset to the team because of his all-around hustle, He IS a good playmaker. Averaged 23 points per contest. He is one of Moline's all time greats. Top rebounder on squad, and second best scorer on team. One of the best defensive boys on the squad, He is a great hustler. Showed great improvement during season and became a great asset to the team's success. A good ball handler and playmaker. He has a good eye for the basket. A returning junior. A hustling junior who rebounded with fury, Can hit as he has a soft shot. PAGE MILK COMPANY MOLINE ADVANCE Coffeyville Moline ,-4 'leans Seated: Eugene McCollim, Jerry Peak, Larry Spiller, Lynn May, Verle Hugenot, Mickey Loyd. Standing: David Wilson, Larry Stephens, Harry Stephens, Larry Roebuck, Ronnie Street, Eddie Huntington, Coach Harold Peak. Zbpefad First row Cheerleaders Marilyn Ames Lmda Lentz Sharon Famsworth Janet Harper, Second row: Betty Webb, Alice Lowry, Lois Wharry, Emmaline Hesher, Nona Kay Knabe, Kathryn Bames, Alice Larkin, Nancy Wilson, Ivonna Haney, Sponsor Jean Horn. The B team also had a successful season. They won 5 games and lost 1 while scoring 130 points to the oppositions 91. MOLINE LAUNDRY Moline Moline 52 Peru 17 Moline 43 Grenola 2,1 Moline 22 Cedar Vale 44 Moline 24 Howard 19 Moline 34 Longton 22 Moline 37 Elk City 16 LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Moline 19 Howard 21 Moline 29 Elk City 19 Moline 25 Sedan 26 s If If C401 Seated: Jock Kent, Larry Davis, Bill Hawkins, Tommy Monninger, Douglas Ellis, Kenny Boyer, Bob Ames, Standing: Jack Marion, Frank Metcalf, Theron Taylor, Johnny Reynolds, Aaron Adamson, Coach Harold Peak. Talking It Over FRANK E, DURBIN Moline . f K ,x, I - 1 K x 5? 1' m f ' y i 'fi' -b z is Sharon Famsworth S N so R A H Nancy Wilson 'fi ' ev Q.: Y -' ffa ' ,- : Robert Ames lx N33 Q, Jerry Peak F . 5 ff Q i'ifr- S' Eldon Roebuck -A s Verle Hugenot , , ff Eddie Huntington 'sae 7 N A' is i N David Wilson 'W ee ' R eoe eoe R Laffy SPi11ef XL ill: ikkf fini . Jock Kent 'iw I' it ,..k li lfg i 7, hee, iw Mickeb' L0Yd H il xiii 2 5 fi as gf C Harry Stephens xv s u S L J lggM 'i'i'YE55ff2 Eugene McCollim A gy , i A R Larry Stephens R Lenda 2 R Q eeee S -., R eeoee Auce Larkin 54 f 'f :,.. ' ' V L 4 5: ' J 2 Fill ' 5 ' Ai ff' ' Emmalene Hesher f Q Lynn May M -so r Kathryn Barnes S mf, ik In Ivonna Haney 'Q In . r Douglas Keeler 2 'F r,.k' J A . X I 3 ,Q fa ggigi NORMAN MAY, TEACHER X ga, S fin: . -- -.'.. E 'r-r 1 rs.s is :Ms gf 6745 . xx ,x EAI ' rx ALLEN DRUG STORE d, Howard 0 Bi, ' -rf' 00:6 J0hn1Yn HamPt0n - -eff ., if nedr 30h'mY Ffoese R R Judy Ellis .'e '7' '.,. . Rickel' 5nYde1' S , Randy Taylor L,i ' r s - V , NM7 A, 39 1 ' , i, i 'lld 'n m Claudis Caswell i I Randall Locker: y or rsrs is - , yrse so so r S Jeanette Sauee l N i Qi ,r., V 5722222 f Cecile Johnson 2 as R l r 1 if P3l.1101dl'131'I1 r-11 f 4' R Q b.-- ' A I ' ' j f A Elsa Gilliam I, R. rls :r.., . -A is Q David Book S af f Charles Rogers W in A Janet Peak fir ' . 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CNAL BAN K 9 iWgif?ff 83 Years Serving Southern Kansas Resources Thirteen Million Dollars We Will Appreciate Your Account No Difference How Small Bank By Mail Come In and See Our Modern Bank Steel Lined Vaults 1800 Safe Deposit Boxes 4 Vaults Latest New Proof Machines New Mural and Much Other Equipment of Interest Phone 110 - Winfield Congratulates Class of '56 IUNGE BAKING co. BOB JUNGE mgenty 910 W. 8th Coffeyville '56 Ford BRYAN MOTOR CO. BROOK BRYAN, Owner Phone 45 Howard Sale Z0 Every Years Thurs Under Same Mgmt. KIC P .- P -- iam... ,NY Kiowa, Kansas E.W. ALBREDING Ph. 64 FLOYD SCHUPBACH Kiowa, Kansas Burlington, Okla. Phone 9 Phone 5f55 SQWF? GUSTS ,fsg,zwi? Q ,ag Congratulations to the Senior Class May We Serve You In the Future E CHANGE S IA! 'E BANK Moline, Kansas Member F.D.I.C. Congratulations Students of MOLINE HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of SEDAN CITY HCSDITAL Serving Elk and Chautauqua Counties . . . . Molme . . . . .Moline . . Moline . . .Winfield . . . 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