Mulberry High School - Mulberry Tree Yearbook (Mulberry, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

Published by THE MULBERRY TREE STAFF MULBERRY HIGH SCHOOL Mulberry, Florida 1950 FACULTY Mr. W. H. Purcell Supervising Principal Mr. Hamilton B. Martin High School Principal Mr. Arnold Holmes Athletic Director Miss Patricia Scott Gy s’ Physical Education English Miss Louise Clarke Mathematics Mrs. Georganne Fraser Librarian Miss Bertha Bell English, Social Subjects Mr. David A. Lofgren Area Physical Education and Health Director FACULTY Mrs. Elizabeth Powers School Secretary Mr. Anton Dudek, Jr. Registrar Miss Geraldine Galloway Home Economics, Science Mrs. Myrtle Jennings Spanish, English Miss Ruth Mulford, R. N. Area School Nurse Miss Margaret Love Commercial Mr. W. H. Hilliard Building Custodian Not Mr. Georgi Industrial Shown ;e W. 4 rial rts r Mr. Jajnes E. Handlon Music Director Sue Turner Glee Club 48; Band 48; Intramural Board 49; Spanish Club 48, 49; Junior Class Play; Journalism Club 48, 49; Annual Club 50—Officer; Basketball 49, 50; Beta Club 49, 50; Secretary Senior Class. Patricia Ann Sparkman Patty'’ Panther Scratches Staff 48, 49, 50; Jour- nalism Club 48, 49, 50; Spanish Club 48, 49; Beta Club 49, 50; Annual Staff 49, 50; Intramural Board 50; Junior Class Play; Annual Club 50; Social Club 50; Class Officer 47; Treasurer Senior Class. John Wesley Maddox Jay” Key Club 49, 50; Football 48, 49, 50; Speech Club 49; Junior Class Play; Letter- men Club 50; Journalism Club 49, 50; Panther Scratches Staff 49, 50; Student Council 50; President Senior Class. s William Dewey Hilton Key Club 49; Football 48, 49, 50; Basket- ball 48, 49, 50; Baseball 48, 50; Letter- men Club 49, 50; Junior Class Play; Vice President Senior C lss; Senior Notable. WOGAN BADCOCK Wogie” Key Club 48, 49, 50—Officer; Lettermen Club 48, 49, 50; Class Officer 47, 48; Basketball 48, 49, 50; Football 47, 48, 49, 50; Baseball 47, 48, 49, 50; Track 48, 49, 50; Junior Class Play; Senior Notable. Geneva Barnes G. G. Speech Club 49; Glee Club 48; Journal- ism Club 49; Social Club 50; Junior Class Play Prompter; Panther Scratches Staff 49; Annual Club 50. Geraldine Blue Gerry” Basketball 48, 49, 50; Cheerleader 49, 50; Journalism Club 48, 49, 50; Speech Club 48, 49—Officer 48; Girls' State 49; Social Club 50; Annual Club 50; Junior Class Play; Annual Staff 48, 50; Intramural Board 48; Class Officer 49; Panther Scratches Staff 49, 50; Beta Club 49, 50; Senior Notable. Raymond Blue Junior Class Play. Charlie Brown Class Officer 49; Track 48; Football 49; Junior Class Play; Lettermen Club 50— Officer; Senior Notable. Hazel Burgner Journalism Club 48, 49; Beta Club 49, 50; Speech Club 49; Annual Club 50; Junior Class Play; Social Club 50; Panther Scratches Staff 49. Betty Rhea Camp Bet'' Spanish Club 48, 49; Speech Club 49; Annual Club 50; Glee Club 48; Junior Class Play; Social Club 50; Home-Coming Queen 50; Annual Staff 50; Senior Nota- ble. George Cayce Club 49; Senior Notable. Margie Corman Transferred from Concordia High School, Concordia, Kansas, 50; Journalism Club 50; Annual Club 50; Panther Scratches Staff 50. Louise DeBorah Crane Debbie Journalism Club 48, 49, 50; Speech Club 49; Spanish Club 48, 49; Beta Club 49, 50; Annual Club 50; Annual Staff 49, 50; Social Club 50; Junior Class Play Man- ager. Ramona Dixon Mona Journalism Club 50; Speech Club 49; Spanish Club 48, 49; Annual Club 50; Junior Class Play; Panther Scratches Staff 50; Annual 5taff 50. Harry Jerome Earp Jerry” Key Club 48, 49; Lettermen Club 48, 49, 50—Officer; Intramural Board 50; Foot- ball 48, 49, 50; Baseball 48, 49, 50; Track 48. Mary Elizabeth Fortner Betty Journalism Club 49, 50; Speech Club 49; Spanish Club 48, 49; Annual Club 50; Annual Staff 49, 50; Junior Class Play; Panther Scratches Staff 50. Mary Hope Fuller Hopie Basketball 49, 50; Cheerleader 49, 50; Journalism Club 50; Speech Club 49— Officer; Annual Club 50; Annual Staff 49, 50; Junior Class Play; Glee Club 47, 48; Girls' State 49; Tennis Team 48; Stu- dent Council 50; Panther Scratches Staff 50; Senior Notable. Patsy Harris Annual Club 50; Craft Club 50. ALCM- 7 IT yyuA-i ynJL 3-0 Basketball 49, 50; Cheerleader 48, 50; Social Club 50; Spanish Club 48, 49; Speech Club 49; Annual Club 50; Jour- nalism Club 49, 50; Annual Staff 50. 1 William Francis Hayman Billy Band 48, 49, 50; Key Club 48; Football 50; Junior Class Play; Representative Stu- dent Council 50; Senior Notable. Sylvia Haynsworth Junior Class Play, Manager; Social Club 50—Officer; Journalism Club 50; Speech Club 49; Spanish Club 49, 50; Annual Club 50; Homecoming'Queen 49; Home- coming Court 48; Senior Notable. Harley Howell 4-H Club 49, 50. Iris Imel Speech Club 49; Beta Club 49, 50—Offi- cer; Basketball 49, 50; Senior Notable. Mary Nell Kirkland Missy Speech Club 49; Junior Class Play; Jour- nalism Club 49; Social Club 50. Sue Kirkland Speech Club 49; Junior Class Play; Jour- nalism Club 49; Annual Club 50. Ruth Klein Transferred from Lakeland High School, Lakeland, Florida 49; Social Club 50. Ulysses Knowles Spanish Club 48, 49. Ann Mallard Basketball Manager 49, 50; Glee Club 48; Journalism Club 49, 50; Social Club 50. Alfred McNeal Key Club 48; Intramural Board 49; Stu- dent Council 50 — President; Lettermen Club 49; 50; Football 48, 49, 50; Base- ball 50; Track 48, 49, 50; Junior Class Play; Basketball 49, 50; Senior Notable. James K. Polk Jerry Key Club 48, 49, 50; Football 48, 49, 50; Basketball 49, 50; Lettermen Club 49, 50; Senior Notable. WlLLENE PREVATT Annual Club 50; Craft Club 50; Junior lass Play; Annual Staff 50. Frances Evelyn Smith Fran’’ Journalism Club 48, 49, 50; Beta Club 49, 50; Annual Club 50; Annual Staff 48, 49, 50; Band 48; Junior Class Play; Class Registrar 50; Glee Club 48; Speech Club 49; Panther Scratches Staff 48, 49, 50. Dorinda Simmons Panther Scratches Staff 48, 49, 50; Jour- nalism Club 48, 49, 50; Spanish Club 48, 49; Beta Club 49, 50—Officer; Annual Staff 49, 50; Social Club 50; Class Officer 47, 48, 49; Junior Class Play; Speech Club 49; Annual Club 50; Senior Notable. Charles Lamar Walker Buck Football 48, 49, 50; Baseball 49, 50; Basketball 48, 49, 50; Junior Class Play; Lettermen Club 50. Wynona Whidden Nonie” Glee Club 48, 49; Spanish Club 49, 50; Junior Class Play; Homecoming Court 48, 49; Social Club 50; Annual Club 50; Journalism Club 50; Speech Club 49; Sen- ior Notable. Martha Ann Wiggs Spanish Club 48, 49; Junior Class Play; Cheerleader 49, 50; Journalism Club 48, 49, 50; Tennis Team 48; Annual Club 50; Social Club 50—Officer; Speech Club 49; Intramural Secretary 50; Annual Staff 50. Fred Wilkerson Football 50; Junior Class Play. HISTORY In 1948, eager miners with just small picks and shovels—very little to work with, but much to look forward to in the future—started excavating for a mine. Under the supervision of Miss Nancy Ward and Mr. Arnold Holmes, a big election was held, where we selected Wogie Badcock as foreman and Alfred McNeal as his as- sistant. Sue Turner was elected time-keeper and Dorinda Simmons collected all the in- come for the year. With these people bossing us, we really had to get to work at the big task ahead. We gathered in the gym one day to hold a big union meeting. Seven representatives, with the biggest mouths, were chosen to help arouse the spirit needed for victory in foot- ball over all the other corporations we would play. However, the miners of '48 were able to put only one representative, Vera Futch, with the upper-class miners to help cheer at games. Time hung heavily on our hands so we got busy and began to mine many things such as, pins. Panther shirts, and stickers, to put them on sale. They were easy to sell and we made much money. We used this money to give the upper-class miners a farewell party at Eagle Lake, as they were promoted to a higher section. After three months vacation from the mines, we were eager to get back to work, so in the year '49 we started out once more, this time under the supervision of Mrs. Myrtle Jennings. Immediately we got to work for a greater production than the year before, with Charlie Brown foreman and Sylvia Haynsworth, his assistant. Gerry Blue kept the time- books and Dorinda again kept all the income. Early in September, we met to select our rings, which we would soon receive for our accomplishments at the mines. Many different types of rings were on display. We chose an oblong style. From this date, until the first of December, the miners were continually chatting about these golden objects. It seemed to take forever, for their mining to be completed. Football soon bounced in and completely knocked the months of October and Nov- ember from the calendar. Several of our girls were chosen for cheerleaders. They were, Mary Hope, Martha Ann and Gerry. Other mines were working overtime, selling soft drinks, hot dogs and peanuts. We made a heap of gold this way. After several football games, we sponsored dances, and had a very good time. The fun had just begun when homecoming popped up! We were proud to crown one of our miners, Sylvia Hayns- worth, as queen. Then, one cold frosty morning, there was a great uproar at the mine. Our rings had arrived! Before the day was over, everyone around had seen these wonderful objects. As we still needed to make more gold, each minor sold magazine subscriptions. A terrific play called The Angell Brats also added to our store of gold. The next big event facing us was the miner's banquet for the upper-class miners, who would soon leave our mines. This banquet, which was held at the V.F.W. Hall in Lakeland, we de- cided was the best one in years. Vacation time came again and then with the advent of September, we started our last year at the mines. Now, Jay Maddox was the foreman and Dewey Hilton, his assist- ant. Sue Turner kept the time-books and Patty Sparkman took care of the income. Our first mining adventure began when we sold Christmas cards, paper and pins. The opening of the football season made a great impression on us, for this would be our last year at these mines. Gerry, Mary Hope, Vera and Martha Ann were very success- ful cheerleaders. We again produced an excellent play Aunt Cathie’s Cat”. Thus the year rolled around, and the under class miners bade us farewell and wished us luck with a banquet, where we had plenty of good food and a most enjoyable evening. Then we reached the goal for which we had been striving, the ceremony of graduation. At last we could put into practice what we had learned and work for an even higher place in the world. So we completed our work in the Mulberry High School Mine. JUNIORS Teddy Aggelis, President Jesse Alderman Barbara Anderson Dorothy Ann Anderson Secretary Lillian Anderson Morris Anderson Helen Berezny Lionel Brenneman Bernice Borders Bobby Byrd Bobby Caruthers Ellen Caruthers Genevieve Caruthers Raymond Crane Robert Crum Ottis Deal Frank Denmark Leroy Forbes } Dorothy Fortner Bobby Ghiotto Reona Godwin Alexiene Grimes Imogene Grimes Libbie Hague JB Daniel Handley Charles Harden Roberta Harden Billy Harper JUNIORS Ruth Howell Frances Hurst Edna Johnson Eloise Joiner Mary Jane Kitchel Melburn Marchant Robert McDonald Mariellis Mitchell Patsy Moody Jimmie Morrison Emily Pace, Vice-President Charmian Parker Robert Peace Alice Randall Shirley Simpson, Treasurer Jean Stephens Myrtle Strickland Boyce Sweat Shirley Walker Florene Waters ►'mOTOMaTm Aft' ' ASlf k . 0 . . f Bobby Watson Wayne Watson Deems Watts Jimmie Willis Rebecca Young SOPHOMORES Charles Anderson Vice-President Mallory Anderson Shirley Anderson Virginia Bearrington Barbara Brooke Patricia Camp Sara Ann Cardwell Barbara Carter Louise Chancey Mary Coleman Cecil Cravey Mozelle Crum Joyce Dail Bette Davis Earnest Dixon Shirley Douglas Eloise Earp Mary Jean Eason Jimmie Emerson i. ft SO.PHOMORES ft v V ft Beverly Foster Jimmy Gandy Kenneth Gilbert Raymond Gilloolcy Clarice Hagan Barbara Hall Dick Hall Janclle Hall Peggy Hart Tommy Hart Billy Howell Eugene Johnson J. W. Johnson Eugenia Kirkland Esther Klein Bert Lewis Gene Lewis Mona Faye Lowe Harold Lyle Lorene Martin Secretary and Treasurer Phyllis Maxwell Joan Moody Ann Moran Julia Moran Peggy Morris SOPHOMORES Chester Morrison President John Morrison Frank Murat Dennis Parrish Patsy Peddy Janet Powell Carol Powers Dorothy Powers Jackie Purcell Billy Seigler Laura Sikes Annette Smith cl V (1 =i V“v ' o rl Jeanette Smith Raymond Smith '■ v 4 Billy Strange Hollis Strickland t Betty Lou Walker Gerald Walker Faye Watson Nancy Lee Weaver V Carlos Wetherington Lorene Wetherington Ottis Wilson William Wilson Ollie Lee Bcarrington FRESHMEN First row: Jacque Wiggins, Catherine McNeal, President; Henrie Harned, Eloise Hester, Jo Ann Newberry, Gertrude Sloan, Carolyn Fortner. Second row: Jo Ann Jordan, Secretary; Virginia Emerson, Faye Jones, Nadean Prevatt, Lois Jean Cobb, Frances Blevins, Miss Louise Clarke, Sponsor. Third row: Ronnie DeGolyer, Clyde Cravey, James Hobby, J. L. Mitchell, Peter Brower, Jimmie Ray Moore, Treasurer; J. E. Hatch. Fourth row: Carl Kimball, Vice-President; John Harrison, Elmer Lee Caruthers, Oliver Sheffield, Charles Alderman, Robert Evans, Clarence Gibson. Not in picture: Wanda Watson. FRESHMEN First row: Joyce Powers, Opal Marchant, Secretary and Treasurer; Gwenette Allen, Ben- nie Jo Cozart, President; Sandra Swann. Second row: David Klein, Joe Peddy, Jo Ann Norris, Martha Chestnut, Jenifer Wilkin- son, Alene Johnson, Billy Sapp, Bcrnie Dixon, Billy Forbes, Mr. Arnold Holmes, Sponsor. Third row: Billy Coleman, Glen Alderman, Alice Partin, Vice-President; Imogene Gar- rison, Marie Freeman, Bette Jean Hicks, Caroline Hardy, Charles Bailey. Fourth row: Franklin Wetherington, Dennis Wetherington, Ronnie Kirkland, Dickie Harte, Pierce Jones, Watson McDonald, Carl Mathis. FRESHMEN First row: Charlotte Burdette, President; Lois Kirkland, Daphne Hutchinson, Nancy Mills, Secretary; June Proctor. Second row: Harold Mathis, Patsy O'Cain, Vice-President; Joyce Jones, Barbara Tate, Lula Mae Denmark, Ruby Futch, Betty Sweat, Freida Carne, Margie Garrison, Vernon Kirkland. Third row: Raymond Reed, Alfred Walker, Maxo Evans, Jerry Hicks, Treasurer; James Gaskins, Johnie Lane, Bobby Crosby, Harold Buzzell, Floyd Johnson, Billy Hickman, Mrs. Georganne Fraser, Sponsor. Fourth row: Clyde McCraney, Wendell Lewis, Elmer Scott, Ted Mathis, Donald Prine, Billy Rollins, Carl Fortner. Not in picture: Paul Caraker. VARSITY SQUAD First row: Bobby Ghiotto, Jackie Purcell, Boyce Sweat, Bobby Caruthers, Melburn Mar- chant, Billy Seigler, Buck Walker. Second row: Manager Gene Lewis, Jimmy Morrison, John Morrison, Dewey Hilton, Guy P. Anderson, Lionel Brenneman, Charles Anderson, Bobby Byrd, Manager Carl Fortner. Third row: Coach Holmes, Billy Hayman, Jimmy Willis, Jerry Earp, Jay Maddox, Wogie Badcock, Alfred McNeal, Jerry Polk, Assistant Coach Reed. The Mulberry Football Team won 8 out of 10 games played on its 1949 schedule and defeated their South Florida Conference neighbor, Bartow, 12 to 6 for the second time in 20 years. Seven victories in nine league games earned Coach Holmes charges third place in the strong Ridge Conference. The Panther eleven composed of many inexperienced players started off the season defeating Bartow and Haines City. Line Coach, Glenn Reed, had those Panthers charging hard and blocking well against those two teams. A strong Lake Wales team defeated a game but outclassed Panther eleven in the third contest of the season. A large crowd saw Mulberry defeat Sebring in a thrilling game 26 to 25. The fol- lowing week the Panthers won a hard fought victory over the tough Kissimmee Cowboys. Avon Park was the victim of an enraged team and hit the dust 32 to 14. The Kathleen Red Devils simply outplayed Mulberry and defeated us 28 to 7. An under dog Fort Meade team almost scored an upset, but finally lost to the Panthers 7 to 6. Spectacular break away runs by Wogie Badcock and Bobby Byrd featured the 26-0 victory over Frostproof. Auburndale was the victim in the last game of the season 19 to 6. Charles Anderson, Jimmy Willis and Alfred McNeal played fine ball all evening against the Bloodhounds. Lettermen completing their playing careers were Wogie Badcock, Alfred McNeal, Jerry Earp, Charles Walker, Guy Perry Anderson, Dewey Hilton, Billy Hayman, Jerry Polk and Jay Maddox. MHS—12 MHS—14 MHS— 6 MHS—26 MHS—13 MHS—32 MHS— 7 MHS— 7 MHS—26 MHS—19 — ill — SCORES 1949 Bartow— 6 .....Haines City— 7 .....Lake Wales—33 ........Sebring—25 ......Kissimmee— 7 Avon Park—14 Kathleen—25 .....Fort Meade— 6 ......Frostproof— 0 Auburndale— 6 Glenn Reed Assistant Coach Arnold Holmes Coach LETTER WINNERS Jay Maddox Alfred McNeal Wogie Badcock, Capt. Jerry Polk Charles Walker Dewey Hilton Jerry Earp Billy Haygian Guy Perry Anderson Bobby Ghiotto Bobby Byrd Boyce Sweat INDIVIDUAL SCORING Wogie Badcock ..............84 points Bobby Byrd .................32 points Boyce Sweat ................12 points Bobby Ghiotto ..............12 points Jackie Purcell ............. 6 points Jimmy Morrison ............. 6 points Alfred McNeal .............. 2 points Jerry Polk ................. 2 points ♦Leading scorer in Ridge Conference Daniel Handley Jimmy Morrison Lionel Brenneman Jimmy Willis Bobby Caruthers Jackie Purcell Charles Anderson Billy Scigler John Morrison Carl Fortner, Mgr. Gene Lewis, Mgr. Charles Alderman, Mgr. Guy Perry Anderson Tackle Billy Hayman Center Jay Maddox Tackle Buck Walker Guard Dewey Hilton Center Bobby Byrd Halfback Jimmy Willis Guard Jerry Earp Guard John Morrison Tackle VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Bennie Jo Cozart, Charlotte Burdette, Laura Sikes, Joan Moody Standing: Martha Ann Wiggs, Barbara Anderson, Teddy Aggelis, Gearldine Blue, Mary Hope Fuller. Below: Vera Futch, Dottie Read, Mascot JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Front row: Flarold Lyle, Fred Wilkerson, Jimmie Moore, Glen Alderman, Dennis Par- rish, Jimmy Emerson, Leroy Forbes, Oliver Sheffield. Second row: Charles Alderman, Mgr., Billy Coleman, Buddy Wilson, Charles Bailey, Dickie Harte, Gene Johnson, Johnie Lane, Joe Peddy, Bobby Crosby, W. F. Connors, Intern Coach. Not shown: Coach Bill Read; Managers G. Lewis, Carl Fortner. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Henrie Harned, Ann Moran, Julia Moran, Rebecca Young, Mary Louise Harrelson, Opal Marchant. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD WE THEY 62— Fort Meade 20 48— Frostproof 27 28— Lake Wales 34 44— Haines City 22 34—’Sebring 18 29— Lake Wales 31 61— I.ake Placid 18 73— Haines City 48 46— Sebring 38 53— Auburndale 38 42—’Auburndale 35 53—’Fort Meade 28 75—’Kissimmee . 36 50— Lake Placid ... 41 24—’Bartow 27 25— Frostproof 23 ♦Home games ’’Overtime Ridge Conference Tournament held in the new Frostproof gymnasium February 16, 17, 18. District Tournament held in Lake Wales March 2, 3, 4. The 1950 Panther squad was very small but scrappy. Speed and clever ball handling made up for this disadvantage. The Panthers won the 1950 Ridge Conference Championship by defeating Lake Wales 25 to 20. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Standing: Joan Moody, Mary Harrelson, Barbara Anderson, Patricia Camp, Geraldine Blue, Mary Hope Fuller, Sue Turner, Henrie Harned, Julia Moran, Jean Stephens, Shirley Simpson, Bennie Jo Cozart, Eloise Earp, Iris Imel. Not in picture, Vera Futch. Kneeling: Manager Pat Moody, Coach Scott, Manager Ann Mallard. Patricia Camp Barbara Anderson Bennie Jo Cozart Julia Moran Eloise Earp TRACK TEAM Kneeling: Jackie Purcell, Buck Walker, Jerry Polk, Bobby Ghiotto, Wogie Badcock, Bob- by Byrd, Jimmie Morrison. Standing: Manager Charles Alderman, Guy Perry Anderson, Bobby Caruthers, Alfred McNeal, Coach Reed, Dewey Hilton, Buddy Wilson, Ted Ag- gelis, Billy Hayman. M CLUB First row: Bobby Ghiotto, Alfred McNeal, Melburn Marchant, Teddy Aggelis—Sec. and Treas., Jackie Purcell. Second row: Charles Brown—Pres., Charles Anderson, Jerry Earp —V.-Pres. Third row: John Morrison, Bobby Byrd, Ulysses Knowles, Jerry Polk. Left side: Wogie Badcock, Buck Walker, Jimmie Morrison. Right side: Jay Maddox, Boyce Sweat, Dewey Hilton. Not in picture: Jimmy Willis, J. W. Johnson. INTRAMURAL BOARD First row: Mary Jean Eason, Barbara Anderson, Martha Ann Wiggs—Sec., Patsy O'Cain, Eloise Earp, Patty Sparkman. Second row: Ann Moran, Billy Coleman, Charles Alderman, Johnie Lane, Jo Ann Norris. Third row: Director David Lofgren, Jimmy Willis, Jerry Earp, Charles Anderson, John Morrison, Henrie Harned. ANNUAL STAFF Jk Patty Sparkman Editor-in-Chief Betty Fortner Frances Smith Co-Editors BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING STAFF Willene Prevatt Business Manager Ramona Dixon Assistant Pat Moody Advertising Manager Assistants Eugenia Kirkland Mary Harrelson Barbara Hall Bette Davis Martha Ann Wiggs LAYOUT STAFF Geraldine Blue Dorinda Simmons Louise Crane Historians Betty Rhea Camp Shirley Douglas Mary Hope Fuller Arrangement Not in picture Faye Hall, Snapshot Ed. Vera Futch ANNUAL CLUB First row: Martha Ann Wiggs—Vice-Pres. Bette Davis, Betty Rhea Camp, Wynona Whidden. Second row: Dorothy Fortner, Eugenia Kirkland, Genevieve Caruthers, Lil- lian Anderson—Secretary, Frances Smith, Faye Watson, Shirley Douglas, Miss Margaret Love—Sponsor, Patsy Harris. Third row: Dorothy Ann Anderson, Louise Crane, Ramo- na Dixon, Mary Louise Harrelson, Patty Sparkman, Mary Hope Fuller, Hazel Burgner, Sylvia Haynsworth, Sue Kirkland. Fourth row: Margie Corman, Geraldine Blue, Sue Turner—President, Willene Prevatt, Martha Jo Attenburg, Betty Fortner, Dorinda Sim- mons. Not in picture: Vera Futch, Barbara Hall, Patsy Moody, Beverly Foster. SENIORS MOST ATHLETIC Wogie Badcock Geraldine Blue MOST BASHFUL Iris Imel Jerry Polk Wynona Whidden Alfred McNeal BEST DRESSED STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Eloise Earp, Soph., Rep.; Charles Alderman, Chester Morrison, Charlotte Bur- dette Fresh., Rep.; Alfred McNeal, President; Bobby Ghiotto, Vice-Pres.; Alice Randall, junior Rep.; Mary Hope Fuller, Secretary; Teddy Aggelis, Billy Hayman, Senior Rep. Standing: Kenneth Gilbert, Soph., Rep.; Mrs. Myrtle Jennings, Sponsor; Jay Maddox, Carl Mathis, Fresh., Rep.; Raymond Crane, Junior Rep.; Miss Bertha Bell Sponsor. Not in picture, Mr. H. B. Martin, Sponsor. LIBRARY CLUB Front seated: Frances Hurst, Secretary; Alice Randall. Front Standing: Bert Lewis, President; Carl Fortner, Ernie Dixon, Billy Hickman, Alfred Walker, Vernon Kirkland. Back row: Frances Blevins, Bobby Crosby, Mrs. Georganne Fraser, Sponsor; Billy Rollins, Jenifer Wilkinson, Vice-President; Jacque Wiggins, Treasurer. Not in picture, Paul Carakcr. BETA CLUB First row: Eugenia Kirkland, Jean Stephens, Hazel Burgner, Frances Smith, Myrtle Strickland, Patty Sparkman, Sue Turner, Geraldine Blue, Joan Moody. Second row Eloise Earp, Iris Imel, Vice-Pres.; Dorothy Ann Anderson, Mary Harrelson, Dorothy Fortner, Emily Pace, Mary Hope Fuller, Pres.; Alice Randall, Shirley Simpson, Treas; Louise Crane, Dorinda Simmons, Secretary. Third row: Jimmie Morrison, Bobby Ghiotto, Parlia- mentarian; Kenneth Gilbert, Teddy Aggelis, Billy Harper, Raymond Crane, Miss Louise Clarke, Sponsor. Not in picture, Lionel Brenneman. KEY CLUB McNeal, Aggelis, Sec.-Treas.; Badcock, Pres.; Ghiotto, V.-Pres.; Maddox, Purcell, Morrison, Polk, W. Watson. Not in picture, Brenneman. DRAMATIC CLUB First row: Caroline Hardy, Joyce Dail, Bennie J|o Cozart, Gwenette Allen, Bernice Bor- ders. Second row: Imogene Grimes, Alexiene Grimes, Betty Sweat, Rebbecca Young, Sec.- Treas.; Mary Jane Kitchel, Pres.; Emily Pace, Vice-Pres.; Mona Faye Lowe, Alice Partin, Libbie Hague. Third row: Miss Bertha Bell, Sponsor; Denver Hart, Gene Johnson, Bobby Caruthers, Carl Mathis, Shirley Simpson. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY— THE CAMPBELL S ARE COMING SOCIAL CLUB First row: Mr. Holmes, Sponsor; Lowe, P. Moody, P. Camp, L. Anderson, Powell, Allen, Cozart, J. Powers, Foster, M. Kitchel, Hutchinson. Second row: Freeman, L. Martin, Dail, Newberry. N. Prevatt, F. Jones, M. Garrison, G. Caruthers, N. Mills. Third row: Herrington, M. Anderson, Seigler, P. Hart, Partin, Cardwell, T. Hart. Fourth row: Harte, G. Johnson, Murat, Maddox, C. Harden, Watts, M. Evans. Not in picture: Prine, C. Powers. Below, first row: S. Anderson, Maxwell, M. Strickland, B. Anderson, Hague, Sec.; Wiggs, Pres.; Haynsworth, Treas.; Hester, S. Walker, R. Harden, Miss Scott, Spon- sor. Second row: B. L. Walker, J. Hall, J. Proctor, J. Jones, Tate, O. Marchant, L. Crane, B. Davis, Simmons. Third row: J. Hicks, Gaston, Parrish, J. Lane, Mallard, G. Blue, B. R. Camp, Whidden. Fourth row: Sheffield, J. W. Johnson, B. Wilson, C. McCraney, R. Evans, E. Scott, W. McDonald. SENIOR 4HCLUB Seated: W. Watson, Pres.; H. Howell, Sec.-Treas.; B. Harper; B. Caruthers, J. Purcell. Second row: M. Marchant, C. Cravey, R. Gillooley, B. Lewis, B. Wilson, Cecil Gravey, B. Howell, F. Denmark. Third row: C. Wetherington, R. Peace, D. Watts, M. Anderson, G. Johnson, B. Watson, R. Smith. Not in picture: L. Brenncman, V.-Pres.; C. McCra- ney, O. Deal. Seated: J. Gaskins, Sec.-Treas.; J. Hicks, V.-Pres.; J. Moore, Pres.; E. Scott, C. Bailey. Second row: M. Evans, J. Peddy, J. Lane, D. Prine, H. Mathis, P. Brower, R. Reed, D. Klein. Third row: F. Wetherington, R. Evans, W. Lewis, R. Kirkland, C. Gibson. Not in picture: N. Martin, F. Johnson. JUNIOR 4-HCLUB SCHOOL First row, seated: Charmian Parker, Janet Powell, Barbara Brooke, Gwenettc Allen. Second row, kneeling: Mariellis Mitchell, Barbara Carter, Julia Moran, Libbie Hague, Pat Moody, Patricia Camp, Opal Marchant. Third row, seated: Jo Ann Jordan, Nancy Mills, Earl Sweat, Gail Harvey, Hallam Purcell, Billy Sapp, Nancy Lee Weaver, Henrie Harned, Jenifer Wilkinson, Richard Cecil, James Jarvis, Bobby Arnold, Nancy Jill Wilkinson, Carl Mathis, Shirley Anderson, Max Anderson. BAND Fourth row, standing: Barbara Hall, Caroline Hardy, Betty Sweat, Donald Taylor, Bert Lewis, Bobby Jean Houston, June Proctor, Gerald Herrington, Bennie Jo Cozart, Dickie Harte, Edward McNeal, Morris Anderson, Billy Harper, Boyce Sweat, Billy Seigler, Cecil Cravey, Kenneth Gilbert, Mr. James E. Handlon, Band Director. Back row: Alice Partin, Beverly Foster, Robert Jenkins, Bobby Anderson, Mickey Kilpatrick, David Burdette, Joyce Dail. GLEE CLUB First row: Mr. Handlon, Director; Edna Johnson, Lula M. Denmark, Jo Ann Newberry, Lois Kirkland, Ruby Futch, Frances Blevins, Helen Berezny. Second row: Mozelle Crum, Joyce Powers, Patsy O'Cain, June Proctor, Faye Jones, Mona F. Lowe, Patricia Camp, Barbara Carter. Third row: Betty J. Hicks, Mary Coleman, Janelle Hall, Ann Moran, Nancy Mills, Jo Ann Jordan, Jo Ann Norris. Fourth row: Joan Moody, Gertrude Sloan, Mariellis Mitchell, Clarence Gibson, Raymond Smith, Jerry Hicks, Clyde McCraney, Donald Prine, Billy Seigler, Frank Denmark, Morris Anderson, Bernie Dixon, Gerald Herrington, Carlos Wetherington, Harold Buzzell, Betty L. Walker, Sandra Swann, Jeni- fer Wilkinson. CRAFT CLUB First row: Nadean Prevatt, Virginia Emerson, Jacque Wiggins, Catherine McNeal, Opal Marchant, Gwenette Allen, Patsy O'Cain, Margie Garrison, Willene Prevatt, Patsy Har- ris. Second row: Raymond Reed, Harold Mathis, Jimmie Moore, Peter Brower, Harold Buzzell, Billy Hickman, Bobby Crosby. Third row: Mr. Brynn. sponsor; Carl Kimball, Billy Rollins, James Hobby, Charles Bailey, Charles Alderman, Dick Hall, Carl Fortner, Alfred Walker. FOOTBALL BANQUET JOURNALISM CLUB First row, seated: Shirley Anderson, Carol Powers, Martha Ann Wiggs, Ann Mallard, Roberta Harden, Myrtle Strickland, Wynona Whidden, Bennie Jo Cozart, Virginia Emer- son. Second row: Peggy Hart, Alexiene Grimes, Caroline Hardy, Barbara Hall, Patsy Moody, Betty Sweat, Geraldine Blue, Sylvia Haynsworth, Frances Smith, Charlotte Bur- dette, Jay Maddox. Third row: Bette Davis, Alice Randall, Alice Partin, Joyce Dail, Beverly Foster, Rebecca Young, Daphne Hutchinson, Mary Harrellson, Patty Sparkman, Dorothy Fortner, Freida Crane, Opal Marchant, Gwenette Allen, Imogene Grimes, Barbara Tate. Fourth row: Ramona Dixon, Louise Crane, Dorothy Ann Anderson, Genevieve Caruthers, Mary Hope Fuller, Lillian Anderson, Mary Jane Kitchel, Emily Pace, Eloise Hester, Margie Corman, Mrs. Myrtle Jennings, Sponsor; Dorinda Simmons, Bobby Caruthers. Fifth row: Nancy Lee Weaver, Carl Mathis, Kenneth Gilbert, Teddy Aggelis, Guy Perry Anderson, Betty Fortner, Henrie Harned. Not in picture: Bernice Borders, Vera Futch, Bernie Dixon. y Aggelis. I VOCAT n do mos chool sen! une gradu: itional sun { lOCal hlg� i BVtrotr cretarial an ...Panther Scratches... rtiir he High School gym Fridi th� C. - 8:00 till ---------. Bui fOO 1 ■ % tov r ' km up II points to the vi: i' one. adcock was high points m -� ht with a total of 1 wed closely by Gh 'v 15 notches on J - City Here o e ?. this h orts write schools thi member of � 1 es, “saw acta k judging fro nances turn� , I don't ha I if one of n the openir W ived e ti iV 0C s o the spirit e play show ing squad. I- s the fine d I ne guards. Mulberry startir J up nine point 4 •'•11 provide -O to fy rGrry N Uncil ne with a first down to f _ . ' 7 pX 'If it nad lasted anoth 7V|e econds.” said Holmes, said Holmes rould have certain Nine seniors aM las ,1lehdfr Co u There llv .—it� VcV� C t' bettering .p V oaO' s . o t previous p Xrf vxc V C a vY C ' ■ r A the • 0 .oNS 7 o° . d ist t j ic t pla c is thr i rhool ye et been ests !► ) Feb. . Boys a j Feb. 14 Ft. Meade Herr Girls and Boys - Frostproof s nd Bovs - hers wer-fl the conf V k-off. l � ards r I !t Jx I 4C ha ■ 17, •? McNeil C Alfred the stud J the Sti of Mr is a m Bob Mrs ; vice-p elected man an lors—R Randall; , bert and „ —Charlotte � athis. ’idents of the various act as senior, Jay Mad ells; Sop- 55 Sara and ” C w- « h trip eon at Mori :30. -«oaration for the evei A 'ave been studyi a. direct pronu A m m ti e 7: ow , y h St o? the various e oL ex-offiacia mem- ° j «enior. Jav Mad-,ry 8Jn J. rison 9 fe L eiW- «.d' x tO� AC ,ioot shi A .. student«:| m‘'h' 1 n IfiStely $54.80 fo3fucl f Dimes polio fund‘found h« ? Cl! whi r to ie of o Club f � of the work ng done school librarians and stat «8.000 librarians were need present time, 100 in Flo g t ■'r Wj '■ Of Se X dirt. The o te e ce. Aubumdaie. th. again missed. w doubt who wot The ‘bird period was scot . H, . hberry 1F1 1 place - ■« Richut in the last quarter both teams teJ . ' foolc fl ' ______■ «. — ._U • ««lit, nnrA« .V •e gan. V •e was taken of ting and officers w onstitution was • date set for the managed to push a tally across ♦he goal line. Mulberry’s T me suddenly when Wogan B broke loose and sk A igh Aubumdale’s defe M rs for 43 yards. Byrd r Mk � ver for the extra p -1 K VIEC0MIN1 4E WILL B ,PPY EVENT lembers of the Key i. us season K with t m. vs and tee of into the buc Up until th 1 Ay -'Wer average Yi S ■ r06?, 'yrt0n •«. coxurs L n S SCr'dde!rry .dulberry high school’s hoi .oming game againsi Frostproc 4 scheduled for November 23rd rom the local hi W. H. Pure cony, to be used per and the timer -mes, is being bi High School gy did the mel • r fn vVo V re .ced i Chri .mate J o-'v’x: o, ss. • mi itaM both gi teams hi will be a vi game of yed the Medui ,c week, the boys 1 � - e As nee which will 1950. just . J Holmes, 44 P0 (g e leading , Ue l y Th .- ' IUL'h te e d0OQ(, th. J -‘bu Ty t- flohi,. Mu. 00 j ing. Dr. x, Mulber amc out on 1 Tuesday .u 7 points. Wa , h man with ‘V oby Ghiotto promises to be In addition coming fair, V spori' TY cips olorful event. a home- ual af U1 4 by his sr ge. of Flor ing as sh IV. Bryhn, ructor. he expects from Auburn! ams clash 1 imi ton] wa but games with scores ior LASS PLAY e girls defeat- ie Junior Clas of Mulbe nT-l9. , School, under the direct ass sponsors. Miss B. Bell 1 G. W. Bryhn. presented f -nances of their class p entitled “The Car mg” on Thurs week at Han High School a parer. ne thank Pan the spon8or r JIM IlCf their share NUES LU Dub voted iiscontinue � 1 for the nex 1 will meet evi ▼ Activity period, raising money - YerV Annual Pictures t‘ jl Seas01 Taken 'toSw A9TTJ Panthers r cessiul season Sat! ■ y Jumping on the Aul I a committee wasjdale Bloodhounds 19-6. The plan a chapel pro- recor j cf g wins as agai tie committee are Sue losse8 the best seen „ . . . . . On Radio Mr. Robertson, photographer The Journalisn from Robertson Studio, Bartow, Mulberry High Sch, took pictures of the Annual staff over the work of _____________________ senior notables und basketball the phosphate Area, heard over ngston Campbell — Joe I boys and girls and the and Tues- Sution WONN at Lakeland every on. —Morris Anderson, njs—Jesse Alderman. Idad—Robert McDonald, news ck—Charles Harden (2oT tjp£iAVie l } ■•BADCOCK WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT W. S. BADCOCK CORP. Furniture and all Furnishings Household HARDWARE MAIN STORE — MULBERRY, FLORIDA BADCOCK'S Furniture Sold By Independent Dealers In Apopka Dade City Micanopy Arcadia Daytona Beach Orlando Avon Park Fort Meade Pahokee Bartow Fort Myers Palatka Belle Glade Fort Pierce Plant City Bradenton Lakeland Sarasota Clewiston Branch Store: Tampa Wauchula YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Phonograph Records Bell-Badcock Record Department TO THE CLASS OF '50 Phone 3781 MULBERRY FLORIDA MAI DA'S MODERN Let George Do It! SHOP Compliments of Ladies’ and Children's Ready-To-Wear GEO. T. HARNED MULBERRY —Men’s Furnishings— MULBERRY, FLORIDA MULBERRY PHARMACY Prescriptions Filled Fountain Service Magazines and Fine Candies Compliments of R. H. CLARK EQUIPMENT COMPANY, Inc. SPECIALIZED MACHINERY AND MINING EQUIPMENT TELEPHONE 2541 MULBERRY, FLORIDA HUMPTY DUMPTY GOOD LUCK Chicken WRIGHT WANAT Steak JEWELERS Sandwiches Mulberry Phone'3582 Canal Street Mulberry, Florida WATCHES — DIAMONDS Compliments of CENTRAL PHARMACY MULBERRY LUMBER Mulberry, Florida Phone 3471 COMPANY Compliments of BUILDING MATERIAL HEADQUARTERS Riley's Sweet Shop Ice Cream — Magazines Donuts — Coffee — Sundries Malted Milks — Sandwiches MULBERRY, FLORIDA Kiln Dried Lumber Marietta Paints May We Extend Our Best Wishes For Compliments of A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS f. L McKinney Barber Shop YOUR APPEARANCE IS OUR BUSINESS Mulberry, Florida FUTURE TO THE CLASS OF '50 Compliments of (JawiftA. (j%ea.ne.ii. Mulberry Phone 3191 Compliments of Meats and Groceries Fresh Dressed Poultry Phone 3501 Mulberry Compliments of CANAL ST GARAGE All Work Guaranteed No Job Too Small, No Job Too Large Phone 3163 Mulberry HOOKEPS DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing for the Entire Family Quick Sales and Small Profits MULBERRY'S MODERN DEPT. STORE Compliments of Groceries and Fresh Meats Phone 3702 Mulberry Compliments of MfGLOHON’S FOUNTAIN ETTE opposite Bank of Mulberry Mulberry Florida ( % COMPANY Ice — Refrigerators Phone 2521 Mulberry d3- £k SON INSURANCE — RENTALS Phone 3794 Mulberry, Fla. THE MULBERRY CONSTRUCTION And WELDING COMPANY WISHES TO CONGRATULATE THE SENIORS OF 1950 DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 1 I.C.W. U. A. F. OF L AFFILIATED LOCALS 33-34-35-36-37 -38-39-377 CLEMENT’S SER. STA. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Road Service Anywhere In District Phone 3491 Mulberry JENKIN’S GROCERY Groceries—Frozen Foods Meats—Feed Mulberry, Florida Phone 3291 MARTIN ’S Fancy Groceries, Native and Western Meats At Stop Light Mulberry PAUL'S COMPANY MULBERRY'S DEPENDABLE DEPARTMENT STORE Mulberry Florida bakerV7 ujc 0 GROCERY Birthday Cakes Fancy Fresh Poultry and Pastries Frozen Foods Mulberry . Florida East Mulberry Phone 3641 BETTER CROPS BIGGER PROFIT V c Fertilizers VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEMICAL CORP. NICHOLS, FLORIDA Compliments of Compliments of MERCANTILE CO. L COMMISSARY PIERCE, FLORIDA NICHOLS, FLORIDA PIERCE BARBER SHOP BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '50 DICK POWERS PIERCE FLORIDA DURDEN'S GROCERY Groceries—Meats—Fruits NICHOLS, FLORIDA BREWSTER COMMISSARY Brewster, Florida A Complete Line of Seabrook and Dulany Brand Frozen Foods AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY GROCERIES—MEATS—FEED DRY GOODS—CLOTHING SHOES—GAS and OIL Operated by American Cyanamid Co., for the convenience of its employees BREWSTER FLORIDA A GOOD STORE TO TRADE WITH Bradley Junction, Florida Compliments of DRUG STORE Brewster Florida Compliments Bar-B-Q BAR-B-Q TO TAKE OUT A 409 W. Canal St. Mulberry, Florida GROCERY Meats Groceries Feed Gas-Oil DORMANY KIRKLAND Bradley Junction, Fla. Compliments of ANDERSONS GfRO. Your Friendly Grocer Quality Meats Groceries Phone 3171 Mulberry Gas Soft Drinks Oil Beer B.M. FORTNER, Prop. Bradley Junction Florida MINE MILL SUPPLY COMPANY INCORPORATED MACHINERY — BOILERS — ENGINES — PUMPS MILL, MINE and BUILDERS SUPPLIES EXPLOSIVES LAKELAND FLORIDA Compliments of Orange Blossom Perfume NOS. Kentucky Ave. Phone 26302 Lakeland, Fla. K 1 = L ART Y Sk FRANZBLAU DESOTO PLYMOUTH Sales Service 244 N. Florida Ave. Lakeland, Fla. Phone 5161-5162 Exclusive year around toy and model shop 1117 South Florida Ave. Lakeland Phone 26413 Lundy’s Bakery Specializing in Wedding Birthday, and all other Party orders 913 S. Florida _. Lakeland, Fla. Phone 24‘254 Co'wi vvt.eAvfc$ GEO. L. GAINES Cowi yo cs M. P. TOMLINSON CO. Home of Towle, Wallace, Reed-Barton and Heirloom Sterling 309 E. Main St. Lakeland, Florida Phone 24-191 CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE LAKELAND BARTOW FLORIDA BUICK, INC. Sales Service 208 North Florida Ave. Lakeland, Florida Phone 34-581 MEN i BOVS STORE Right On The Corner Right On The Price 1053 S. Florida Ave. Lakeland, Fla. CATER rmjRICK FURTUTURE CO. 1023- 1025 South Florida Ave. LAKELAND, FLORIDA Compliments of NATHAN'S CLOTHES FOR DAD LAD and LASSIE 121 E. Main Street Lakeland Florida LOOK TO PHILLIPS STUDIO For the Finest in Portrait Photography 1107 S. Florida Ave. Lakeland, Fla. THE BENFORD STATIONERY COMPANY COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS • Underwood Typewriters Sundstrand Adding Machines Compliments of HAMMOND JONES Inc. Chevrolet • School Supplies Art Materials • 310 N. Florida Ave. LAKELAND, FLORIDA Lakeland Florida BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '50 LAKELAND HOME APPLIANCE CO., INC. 226-228 South Florida Avenue Phones 5157-4697 Lakeland, Florida HOWARD H. ENLOW General Manager Compliments of RUSS WATT d2utc. SALES SERVICE 701 North Florida Ave. Lakeland Florida (fiun DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 302 West Lemon Street Lakeland, Florida Compliments of 225 S. Florida Lakeland Reececli ff Our Sandwiches will please Ask any local person. FOUNTAIN SERVICE 940 S. Florida Ave. Lakeland Compliments of Goff Jewelrij LAKELAND FLORIDA Compliments of dt ! ft M J J J- t ) ELECTRIC COMPANY CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Anything Electrical 411 North Florida Avenue TAMPA ST. PETERSBURG Telephone 4491 Lakeland, Fla. MIAMI JACKSONVILLE PHILIP'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE STORE OF FAMOUS CLOTHES Nelly Don Georgians Carol King Martha Manning Trudy Hall Jr. Frocks also Catalina Swim Suits Bartow, Florida When in Bartow Make This Headquarters M OTORS Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer WILSON SUMMERLIN Phone 670 Satisfaction Guaranteed Gifts Greeting Cards Gifts of Character Books Games Bartow BARTOW DRUG CO. West of the Court House on the Square Telephone 252 BARTOW FLORIDA Townsend Sash. Door Lumber Company BARTOW, FLORIDA Building Materials Telephones — 255 - 355 CADILLAC-OLD5MOBILE COMPANY 245 S. Central Avenue Bartow, Florida ALLEN k SONS, INC. Bartow Fort Meade Florida ' i Sdw Everything for Men BARTOW FLORIDA THE POLK COUNTY 'Jsgm (ficiezg- A Good Polk County Newspaper $3.00 per Year by Mail WHERE YOU BUY FOR LESS HARRY C. MOTSINGER, Owner Assoc 1 ATE Sto r e Mulberry, Florida Phone 2351 Mulberry Jewelry Co. The Place To Go For The Brands You Know Service Built Our Business Mulberry Florida Moore's Service Station TEXACO GAS OIL Phone 2051 Mulberry, Ha. Mulberry, Fla. Phone 2841 Hotpoint Appliances Mulberry, Fla. COMPLIMENTS OF AUTO SUPPLY Mulberry, Ha. Phone 2841 GEORGIA KITCHEN Extends Its Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 Mulberry Florida MOORE’S FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 3598 Mulberry, Florida The MULBERRY TREE STAFF thanks our advertisers for help- ing to make our yearbook possible Save with the BANK OF MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. COMPLIMENTS OF Try Our Special Sunday Dinners Mulberry Florida TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY P. O. 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