New Glarus High School - Glarian Yearbook (New Glarus, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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'P'4-A 5 231: . . -vu--nv--v NORMAN FRIES Principal Mr. Fries was born in Richland County, Wisconsin, and graduated from the Lone Rock High School. Following graduation from high school he went to Madison and worked for two year before attending the University of Wisconsin. He graduated from the University in 1935 with a major in Physical Education and history. Dxring the summer months of his college days he was employed on the playgrounds of Milwaukee. Ir: the fall of 1955 he was employed as coach at Galesville, Wisconsin, where he re- mained until March 1942 when he enlisted in the Navy. Mr. Fries coached basketball, baseball, and track and had very good success. After a lapse of ten years, he started foot- ball at Galesville in the fall of 1941. In 1942 three important events took place in the life of Mr. Fries. First he became a married man, second he was fortunate enough to have a basketball team in the state tournament at Madison, and third, he enlisted in the Navy on March 23 as a Chief Specialist in Athletics. Among his varied duties in the Navy, he served as assistant football and baseball coach at Western Michigan College at Kalamazoo, Michigan and head basketball coach at California Polytechnic College, San Luis Obispo, California. When the war ended, Mr. Fries was on duty in the Pacific Theatre. He is still in the -Naval Reserve and has the rank of Lieutenant Commander. Upon his discharge from active duty, Mr. Fries resumed his coaching duties at Galesville and in April, 1946, he became Principal of Schools in the same system. When the school district expanded through reorganization in 1949, he was appointed Principal of the new district, which position he held until he was appointed Principal at New Glarus in November, 1952. Mr. Fries was President of the Western Wisconsin Teacher Association of La Crosse in 1951. While at Galesville he was President of the Men's Club of the Pres- byterian Church and President of the Golf Club. At present, Mr. Fries is President of the Lions' Club in New Glarus -2- ' 4 MR. RAY MEYTHALER Assistant Principal Commercial Lawrence College Wliite Witter College, B. ED. MR. I.I3ROY OLSON Science ' Mathematics Superior State College, B.S. 61614 MR. GEORGE SEIBER History Carrol College, B.A. University of Wis., M.S. BEATRKIE WENCEL Home Economics University of Wis., B.S. ,.3.. JANICE MILTON English Stevens Point State Teachers College, B.S. MR. LYLE WM. NAHLEY Science Mathematics Wisconsin State College, B.S. MR. IZDVUIN KLASSY Agriculture University of Wisccnnsin, BS. MONS NIISS j.miror acuhy JAMES STEVENS Athletic Coach University of Wisconsin, JEANETTE DUERST Secretary -44 ROSEMARIE KLASSY Ml1SiC Milton College, HA. University of Wis. 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PET PEEVE-Teacher: who think that the only clan you have if .x zhg clan they teach. f 'i ACTIl?'I:I'I1!IS.' l ' H. ,,eee,e,,... .7.....,. I ,2,3,4 ' n , ig-15' 'horus , ., .,..,. ..,l,2,3,4 , f Annual Staff ...,eelee ......,....... 4 I0 'f IO1JGuard .. ' 'I J . -I JJ , I It ........2,5,4 ROCHELLE ALBERTSON . . . Is she talking again or yet. fm' vlalsviz-People zz-ho haml out left handed complimentr. ACTIVITI ESS n ' 1 ,,' i F. H. A. ......, ...,,,.. l ,2,3,4 , Purliumentarian ,,,.,,.,,,,,, 1 Girls' Chorus .l,2,3,4 - '- Annual Staff ..,.. 4 , , Old Guard 25,4 Speech Club Snow Princess . .,.. ml , ,!. I PET PEEVlE'Gl7'l.l' at all. ACTIVITIES! Band . .........,.. . Boys' Chorus uu...... Basketball . Y... . Volleyball . ......... .. Annual Staff Old Guard . Class Plays , Prom Court .. -3- 4. I Af' .1 .,1,,. I , ' if . . 1 - -4 1 fr, w RICHARD ARN . . . Me work???? that talk too mach and girls that clonft talf: . ,.......... 4 ' Lila 'Z :Lp all . fl P' ffl r u If 2 o . 4l. fa I ....... 1,2,4 .. W4 ,I 5 li 'Q . 1' 6 fd A J 3' .. ..... .... 4 -, ....1,2,3,4 ..... 3 1' I. RHODA BABLER death. PET PEEVE-PEOPZ thing. ACTIVITIES.- Band ................,. Girls' Chorus .,,..... Forensics ............ ,. Annual Staff ....... , . Pep Band ......... . . . . Don't worry. Studying won't cause my e who always have a wise answer f ry- J WD Wmima mmaau Wmima WMWWA .......-,1,2,3,4 Old Guard ,.......... ............. 4 Speech Club ......,.. ....,,... 1 One Act Play ........... ......... 1 Mid Winter Court ..,.... ......... 4 Class Play .........,... ......... 4 PET PEEVE-Conceited people. ACTIVI TI ES.' F. H. A. ............................ 1,2,3,4 Girls' Chorus .................... l,2,5,4 F. H. A. Historian ...................... 3 LOIS BOLL . . . Full of fun-a friendly las ery e V5 WM F. H. A. Reporter ...... Student Council ........ ............ 2 Old Guard ............. ....... 1 ,2,3,4 Prom Queen ....... r Q XD . .W 1147. ,M MMI XVERNER BODENMANN . . . It's one durn thing after their! J other. PET PEEVE-People who come and pull my whiskers and .feoplefg-,.. who crack their gum. xi N. J ,,,f x ACTIVITIES. 'I x W' ,,, , J K 0 , F- F. A. ...-,..- ,.----,-----.-- 4 JY i F if Sf, xii' I Band .......s........ ......... 1 5,4 ,- .' '-' I,-1 , Boys' Chorus ,,.. ........... 4 qi.,-V .5 ' N... 'bf - fi Football ..,...,,.. ........... 1 ' ' ' 55 V ,v V , ' Baseball Mgr. .,,... ...,....,.. 3 .1-'G v ,YY -f ,ff '-,J Football Mgr. ....., ......... 2 ,3-,4 f yy - ,, Basketball Mgr. ....,,......,... 1,2,3,4 y,? 5 v ' 65' ' Annual Staff ........ .,s..,......., 4 ' J: , . J' Pep Band ........ ,..,,..... 1 P, 5 I v J, Jr , Old Guard ....... .......... 4 A I, Hb if 5 .1 l '- EEA ......... .......... 4 f f .?. 'T,f, ,nf-rf S A Y 3' I I t 1 ' I ,JL with M, if A I . 'rl l fi VW ff 0 go-vc, DONALD BUESSER . . . Work is some mens' meat. Fm a vegetarian. PET PEEVE-People who blwe ball moody. ffl!!! ...eg fd, 7Z,, ,P ,Q51-751415. Ag!! ACTIVITIESZ because I 110.5 F. F. A. ...,.. ,.... . , . 3 ,4 Boys' Chorus . Vice President . .. 3 Football ......,.,r .Vre . .. . 25,4 jp fb Annual Staff ,rr,,.....vr,, ,,r..., 4 - C. , I 5 - ' Homecoming Court r.,, . 4 JV fo X 57 WWW Basketball .,r,e,r,.Y . eeee. .. 4Ye.V.V 2,3 M4474 f A ,ffm Basketball Mgr. .rrr,,r,..,,, ,e...,. . 4 ' ZX F. F. A. Vice-President ., . rr.. ...4 , 4744 ,A Class Play ...r.rrr,rr.......,.r... ...,. vr,.w 2 ' -xfwfgx JOHN BUESSER . . . I was born for something. What was it?? PET PEEVE-People who can? be original and always use other peoples' ideas. Ju lflfeefgfz ,Uh ACTIVITIES 1 F. F. A. ............... . .,,.... 1,2 Vice President ,....... ........... 4 Annual Staff ....... ...... , ..... 5 ,4 Old Guard ........................ l,2,3,4 Prom King ...,,................... , ...... 3 Badger Boys' Stare ..,................. 3 F. F. A. Vice President ............ 2 Annual Editor ........,................. 4 Ass. Annual Editor ....,.. ....... 3 LOU BUTTS . . . Smile and the world smiles with you, 'cl you weep alone. E P V People who can? make up lbeir minds. f ACTIVITIES: . Band .......... .,....,,.,,. ........ 5 , 4 pi F. H. A. .........,... ....,... 3 ,4 fly! President ..,........,... ..,..,..... 4 ' Girls' Chorus ............,....,..,,.... 3,4 QU K Annual Staff ..........,.......... ..,,.3,4 Transferred from Verona .... ...3 Diff? Mid-Winter Queen ..,..,....,.,. ...4 , F. H. A. Delegate to Green ffl, Lake Camp ....,....,,,,.,...,...,., W3 ...10.. KATHY DISCH . . . Born with the gift of laughter. PET PEEVE-P60plf who are afraid to let themselves go a little. ,ll ACTIVITIES I F. H. A. ..............,............. 1,2,3,4 F. H. A. Songleader .............. 3,4 Girls' Chorus ....,.,.........,... 1,2,3,4 Student Council - ..,..,,,.............. .2 Annual Staff ....,,,.,..,..,.,,..,,,,,,,, li Old Guard .....,t................. 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Court .,,,,,.,,,..,,.,,, 3 Dramatics ...........,....,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 DONALD FJELSTAD . . . There must be a lot of work in him for none has ever come out. PET PEEVE-'PEOPIE who laugh at me when I my .romething , wrong in cltzsg. f -' 1',,A-Lgy . Q- .Ifm 1 Rl' .V '31 '. !.- ' ,' C5 rAACTIVITIESZ :VIA l-' :R KJ, JL F.F.A. ..... . ..l...... .ff ' ,, W . Q - 59 U P' I, 0 Football ......, -' , ,.-1 'JFJI-J Baseball .rttr...... ........ 5 ,4 -' 5 , . - - ll b ll ......,.... ...... . 5,4 K , .5 ,bfi g'QfflL5'?AgnZ,la5taff ,, A , ---,A -h-V- 4 . ' 'Q ,' - '. C ......,. ......,... . ' lf, ff' U -606 -'lTEg ,'Bg:lr:tballl1rl ,r,... ....,.., 2 ,Z in-' .Av ,,f',S-Q J ,eg ,f Class Play ..1.. .. ........ 2,4 wk' tfff' .ififiv P41 ' . I wie! ff U ff .Qt-f',!.ff' GY K? t 5 J f I Ji MELVIN FUCHS . . . I can't dance so hot 'but I sure can inter- mission. PET PEEVE-People that drink!!! , ,gg Acrivmasn fb Af if ft V F. F. A. .........,, .....,... 1 ,2,5,4 4 M. 5, fr Boys' Chorus' ....... .......... .. -.4 5 11 '- Football ...... ,..,r1 , ......2,4 S 'nA 1-7 , A... 4 , . J Basketball ......, , ........ .......... 1 -I ,,, f-ar ..sl I , , ..'Annual Staff ..........................., 4 ' ' Homecoming Court ........ . .......,, 4 . F. F. A. Quartet . ......... ......... . 4 141 l ,111 times I just sit. HARVEY FUNSETH . . . Sometimes I sit and think and some PET PEEVE-Girl: fha: don? flirt. NORMAN GLAEDEN . . . All great men are dead and I don't feel so good myself. . WEVE-Moody people. J4 I ACI' IVITIES I ' j Band ................................ l,2,3,4 yay 2' Boys' Chorus .................,.......... 4 - . Vice President of Class ............ 2 Q! f! Football ........... . ............. 1,2,3,4 Baseball --- .............. ............ 2 ,3 Annual Staff ......, . .................... 4 Pep Band .......................... Homecoming Court .......... 1,2,3,4 Class Play .............,................ 2,4 Vice President of Band Basketball ........................ one guy. ,916 -.--.--4 1,2,3,4 ACTIVITIES Z F. F. A. ........ ........... 3 ,4 Baseball ................ ........... 5 ,4 Class Play ............... ........... 2 ,4 Annual Staff ......... Mid-Winter Court Student Council ...., ARMOND HANNA . . . A rolling stone never gathers moss. PET PEEVE-When one girl lm: 4 grudge against another over ACI' IVITIBS Z F. F. A. ......,....r...... .......... 1 ,2,4 Boys' Chorus ......... ......... .--4 F. F. A. Treasurer .................... 4 Football ......................,..... Baseball ....... ......... 1,2,3,4 .-1,2,4 Volleyball ...........,............ . .....,.., 2 Mid-Winter Court' .................... 4 Basketball .,t.........,............... 1,2,4 DONNA HEFTY . . . Wincling up the days with toil and the nights with sleep. PET PEEVE-PEOPIB who worry about their grades when they know they have A'J. AC'l'IVl'I'l ESI F. H. A. .1,2,3,4 Girls' Chorus .1,2,3,4 Forensics r,...,,... ......... 1 ,2 Annual Stuff . . ve... .4 Old Guard . . .. .2,5,4 Speech Club .. . .,... ....1 If ffl? .4 s M265-r if v Q gt A F :Xl MAE HEIMANN . . . Never a dull moment XC Xi. IQET PEEVE-People who talk all the time hut don t get anythmg, , xi mid. X 5 ACTIVITIES! , Q5 I vp. H. A. ..... 1,2,s,4 . h X Band .,,.,..... .v... . -. 1,2,3,4 7 X Forensics ............ ........ 2 i X , Annual Staff ......... ......e.,.... 4 g l C ?Pep Band ,.......,e..,. ....4.,...... . 3,4 , 'X Old Guard ..e..,.................. 1,2,3,4 f . S 3 F. H. A. Treasurer ...................... 3 X X 1 5 Librarian ....r.......... ........ 1 ,2,3 nl is S I RUTH ANN HICKS . . . We boil at different degrees. PET PEEVE--T100 faced people. ACTIVITIES! F. H. A. .. ...... ...l,2,3,4 Historian . . ..... Vice President. ...... . President . .. Girls' Chorus ...,. Class Treasurer Student Council . .......1,2 Secretary .. .3 Forensics ............, ..,.,,,, 1 ,2,4 Annual Staff .. , . ..... . 3,4 Band . .... . ,,., 1,2,3,4 Pep Band . ,... .. ....... 2,3 Old Guard ........ Speech Club ........ Snow Princess ...... Asst. Business Mgr. .... . Business Mgr. ..... . -13- ....-...3,4 . ..... - .... 3 fl' the CAROL HOESLY . PET PEEVE-Boyr g ACTIVITIES! . . The world was made to be enjoyed., ' s F. H. A. ,.e.,..e,. ,..,. ......... 1 , 2,3,4 . Girls' Chorus ...,,.....,..,,,..., 1,2,3,4 ' 'I' Secretary of Class .. eV...........,., 1,4 ' Forensics .......................... 1,2,3,4 X . Annual Staff .......se .. .,............ .4 Old Guard ........ ....,. . Speech Club ........... Homecoming Court. ,..... .. ..,,.. Old Guard Co-Editor Snow Princess ..,,...,r.e,,........ Home Economics Demonstration ......., .......... ---------1,2,3,4 ' .1 1 . ........ . ..... .. if N I L 4 If , 3'i ' 'r' X KAY ITTEN . . . Don't call me for breakfast. It makes too long a day. PET PEEVE-People that some into the Home Ec. room to eat our food, without permirsion. MJ-' FHA 'i 1234 f nh! ACTIVITIES Girls' Chorus . uuuuu.u. 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer . . uuuuu u..u 4 Annual Staff ......... ......,......... 4 Old Guard .v,.,.,,,,, .. .v.uu....u 2,3,4 of Cheerleader .,YrVrVr,...,r ......,..... 1 ffl? ' ffp Mid-Winter Queen ,Y.,,,,, ,,...... 4 yy' ?f CAROL JOHN SON PET PEEVE'--PBOPIE ACTIVITIES! F. H. A. ............... . Girls' Chorus ...... .. Class Secretary Class Treasurer ..,...,.. Student Council ........ Forensics - ........... .. Annual Staff ...... . . . To laugh is to live. who are afraid to laugh. .,,,..-.1,2,3,4 ........1,2,3,4 Old Guard . .......,...... .. ..., 1,2,3,4 Speech Club .. ............ ....... ..... . 1 Homecoming Court ..C.C .C... Co-Editor of Old Guard ............ 4 Prom Court . ...... ..... .............. 1 , 3 -14- JV u oing through my notebook. . ff of -' I CJ f .f l 1 1 ff ll' ffl Ib W .1 1 ,V 1 l 4 2 f ' fy ' W f f If MARJORIE KLASSY . . . As merry as the day is long. PET PEEVE-Fast Drivers! ACT IVITIES Z F. H. A. ....., C Band ..,.,..... ..,.. . . ........ .. Girls' Chorus ...,.. ...,Vs.. Forensics .-.. ,....... V..ss.... . Annual Staff Pep Band ..,., v.., . Old Guard . Speech Club ,....,.. Dance Band .....ee. 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 t,1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 ., 7 GERALD LANCASTER . . . Live and let live. PET PEEVE-PEOPZ6 who can give jokes, hut ctzn't If ' . I -A Y , A6 K V 1 5 1 f . I 4 1 take them. ACTIVITIES: ' Student Council , 2,4 Football .e.eee he U3 Annual Staff . Old Guard ,,.r , Badger Boys' State Vice Pres. Student . ., 4 Council , 4 Dramatics C eeeve, ,, ,I ,,7,,l,2 4 I I I senior Bail King 1 la N ' s I LYNETTE LEE . . . Why talk-there's nothing to say. PET PEEVE-People who think that they are better than the rest of ur. Acrivmnsz F. H. A.. I .,e.t.,, , ,II,I,,,, 1,2,3,4 Girls' Chorus ,hthth,, eetve,,, 1 ,2,3,4- Annual Staff uuuu I .,,, A A Old Guard ......,,, .1-5,4 N V ,,.,.5g'3,i::gi' I I 'fa VERNIE MELAND he just goes. PET PEEVE--People ACTIVITIES! F. H. A. Boys' Chorus ...., Speech Club . 1 Prom Court ., . , Basketball , ANN LUCHSINGER . . . Why hurry, I'll get there. PET PEEVEQPBOPZE who .rmrt to my something and then quit. ACT IVITIES.' F. H. A. . ,.......,.. .... . Band ................. .... - 1,2,5,4 1,2,5,4 Girls' Chorus ........ ......... 1 ,2,5,4 Forensics .......... ......... 1 ,2,3,4 Pep Band .......... ......... 1 ,2,3,4 Annual Staff ......... .,.........,. 4 Old Guard .........,... -. - .......... 3,4 Speech Club ................,.....,.,,.... 1 Drum Major ..............,.....,... 3,4 F. H. A. Demonstration ....,..... 1,2 Asst. Drum Major ...................... 2 . . . Some people go to school to learn, but who drink. ..,...-..-1,2,3,4 4 I QfQQQf11 .. .... 3 Kb--7: ', L ,AL 11'x 01,1 fx , , J ,AjV,7 44 -ff ' 'Q Pcs.-'.' U, 1 .,w,,,,t1 I' RANDY OTT . . . I shall be like a tree and die at the top. PET PEEVE-People that complain About gmdes! ACTIVITIES! Band Football .... ,.... Volleyball ,...,.. Annual Staff ..... Pep Band . ..,,. A Basketball . ...,. , Prom Court ....... ...... Class Play .v.,. ,, ffliilli WJ dg,mf0U?': ' .,-....1,2 , ..... .1 ........1,2,3 Mud-Wrnter Court .. ............... 4 Band Pres. . ............... Band Vice-Pres. ..., , -16- 6 afjfmfw I CAIS tw y -U K uf fl df DENNIS PAULI . . . He doesn't wait to be crankedg He's a self Sfaffef . PET PEEVE-PEOPZB who brag continuously. ACTIVITIES! F. H. A. ..,,...... . Boys' Chorus ....... Class President .....,.ss., I... Student Council ,...,,, ....... Football .s,s,........... Annual Staff ...,........,. .....u5,4 1,3,4 Speech Club ..,..,.st........ ...,,.,.. 1 Homecoming Court ....,,............ 4 Flag Bearer ..,V.....,....t,..,........ 5,4 Basketball ........,....,.,. ..,.... Asst. Business Mgr. 25,4 Old Guard ....................,....... 3 Business Mgr. Old Guard ..,,.,.... 4 1 SK 7- Ix 5 I xx N N K ' , j yQ ,s-. X x ' DEAN TSCHUDY . . study lots harder. PET PEEVE-Girls. ACTIVITIES.' Boys' Chorus ......, Football .t,, I, .. Baseball .....V. Volleyball ,..,s......... Annual Staff ,.,,.... 33 Prom Court ...... Football Mgr. .,,... . Student Council ..,.... ........r. 1 MARJORIE SCHNEIDER . . . Love me little love me long PET PEEVE-People that drive .flow ACTIVITIES.' F. H. A. ..,,, . Band ,.,.,,.r.,....... 1,2,3,4 I,2,3,4 Girls' Chorus ..,,...... .......,, I ,2 Student Council Annual Staff ,r.,.,,.... Pep Band ,.......... ..., Speech Club .....u, ,........,....,u 1 Old Guard ........ Band Majorette ....-.-.-.1,2,4 ,t.,,.-..3,4 Prom Court ............. ......... 3 If everything was learned in books, I'd 1,2 JEANETTE URBEN . . . My interest is in the future PET PEEVE-My blush. ACTIVITIES.' F. H. A. ......... ........ 1 ,2,3,4 Band ,,,,,..,,.,,...................... 1,2,3,4 Girls' Chorus ........ ........... 1 ,2,3,4 Boys' Chorus Accomp. .............. 4 Class Treasurer .......................... 1 Class President .................u........ 2 Student Council Forensics ..u.......... ..........2,3 . .... 1,2,5,4 Annual staff ...... ............. 4 Pep Band v................ ......... 1 ,2,3,4 Speech Club .............. . .............. 1 F. H. A. Treasurer F. H. A. Reporter .....,. F. H. A. Secretary ......... JUDY WALDEN . . . I may be small but so is dynamite. PET PEEVE-Social Problems Cl4.r.r!.'! ACTIVITIES.' F. H. A. .,..,..,.,,. , Girls' Chorus ....... Forensics ,,,,,.,,,,,,..,, , --A-----, 1,2,5,4 ...-.-.1,2,3 awk' I if jfuaaflg Wi? WM Annual Staff ...,.,,,... .,..,,,,.,,, 4 Old Guard ...,...,,,,., Speech Club ,.,,,,....,,,.,,-,,,,, Homecoming Courr ,,,,.. ,M,,.,,-, 4 Snow Princess ,,.,,,,A..,V ,-,vV--, 4 DONALD WYTTENBACH . . . Good natured and ready for fun PET PEEVE-Social Problemf. ACTIVITIES.' F. H. A. ............. . President ....... Boys' Chorus ....... Class President ....... 1,2,4 Student Council ......,.. .,.....,, 1 ,2 Football ............................,.,, 1,2,4 Annual Staff ,.................,,,,,,,,,,., 4 Homecoming Court .,........,....... 4 0 Student Council Treasurer Badger Girls' State Librarian ....... . ..... . Orchestra ............. A ada .Mdfory The fall of 1949 found forty-one greeri, but very brilliant freshmen walking through the unfamiliar. halls of New Glarus High School. Members of the class were: Carole Albertson, Rochelle Albertson, Richard Arn, Rhoda Babler, Hedy Bahler, Werner Bod- enman, Lois Boll, Donald Buesser, John Buesser, Jacob Crooks, Kathleen Disch, Charles Erb, Kay Itten, Donald Fjelstad, Melvin Fuchs, Harvey Funseth, Norman Glaeden, Donna Hefty, Patricia Hefty, Mae Heimann, Ruth Ann Hicks, Carol Hoesly, Carol Johnson, Marjorie Klassy, Gerald Lancaster, Lynette Lee, Ann Luchsinger, Larry McKay, Vernon Meland, Randy Ott, Dennis Pauli, Judith Schneider, Marjorie Schneider, James Thompson, Dean Tschudy, Jeanette Urben, Judy Walden, Donald Wyttenbach, Ken- neth Zimmerman, Freddie Zweifel, and Verlyn Gordan. Class officers for the year were: Donald Wyttenbach, President, Charles Erb, Vice- President, Carol Hoesly, Secretary, Jeanette Urben, Treasurer. We began our Sophomore year with thirty-nine class members. Not returning with us were Freddie Zweifel and Judy Schneider. During the year we lost a ew members: Verlyn Gordon quit, Patricia Hefty got married, Larry McKay transfe red to Beloit, James Thompson quit, Dean Tschudy transferred out to Oregon, Don Wyt- tenbach transferred to Blanchardville, and Kenneth Zimmerman quit. Jim Kincannon transferred to New Glarus from Muscoda during the year. Class officers were Jeanette Urben, President, Norman Glaeden, Vice-President, Carol Johnson, Secretary, Ruth Ann Hicks, Treasurer. We began our Junior year with thirty-two members, out of which most of us thought we were on top of the world because we were upper classmen. Jim Kincannon did not return for his junior year in New Glarus. During the year Louann Butts joined us from Verona, Charles Erb transferred to Madison and Jacob Crooks quit. Class officers for the year were: Dennis Pauli, President, Don Buesser, Vice-Presi- dentg Carol Hoesly, Secretary, Carol Johnson, Treasurer. Student. Council representatives were: Dennis Pauli, Jeanette Urben, Ruth Ann Hicks, and Harvey Funseth. The theme of our Junior Prom was Deep Purple. Reigning as king and queen were Lois Boll and John Buesser. We started our final year in N. G. H. S. with thirty-three members in our Senior class. Hedy Bahler didn't return to New Glarus for her senior year because she won a Ford Foundation Scholarship and she entered the University of Wisconsin after her junior year. Back with'us were Don Wyttenbach and Dean Tschudy. A new member was Armand Hanna from Mt. Horeb. Class officers were: Dennis Pauli, President, John Buesser, Vice-President, Louann Butts, Secretary, Kay Itten, Treasurer. . Student Council members were Dennis Dauli, Gerald Lancaster, Marjorie Schneider, and Louann Butts. The big event of the -year was our Senior Ball. The theme was Winter Wonder- land. The queen and king were Louann Butts and Gerald Lancaster. The court con- sisted of Rochelle Albertson and Norman Glaeden,'Carol Hoesly and Armand Hanna, Rhoda Babler and Richard Arn, Ruth Ann Hicks and Randy Ott, Judy Walden and Harvey Funseth. Our class flower was the White Rose. Our class colors were green and silver. Our motto was The greatest success usually comes from one step beyond the point of failure. ' 119- NAME Louann Rhoda Donna J udy Kathy Melvie Dean Kay Marge Vernie Dennis Chic Armand Lois Ann Marge K, Carole Rochelle Ruth Randy Don B. Norman Don F. john B. Werner Harvey Lynette Carol H. Carol Richard Jeanette Don W. Mae FAMOUS FOR Singing Baritone Playing Talking Dancing Singing Hot rod driving Staying home Smile Parties Giving Mr. Sieber a hard time Little black monster Blond hair Short trips Picking chevies Having parties Wheeling Peroxide hair Army boys Blush Clarinet Cackle His jokes Mt. Horeb Making wine His red beard Cuteness Sewing Sweater girl Tight skirts Riding horses Red hair His beard Making cokes MAIN INTEREST Chic Finding new guys Baking Ronnie Brey Drawing Cars Kay Dean Vernie Marge junior Class Louann Sophomore Class junior Class Same as Lois Bob Senn Madison Harold K, Boys Madison Junior Class Same as Don's Mt. Horeb Wine, women, song junior Class Ruth Roth Working in Madison Black Chevie Ronnie Horses Don W. Ask Jeanette Bob K. -20- PASTIME Playing ball Studying Driving the car Writing the Navy Getting Judy in trouble Driving Model A Out to Itten's Being with Dean Being with Vernie Out to Schneiders' Instigating Working at Engler Funseth's Riding with Hank Being with John Playing piano Talking Writing letters Swimming Advanced Math Up North Dorothy Durst Deanne Sutter Madison Citie Service Watching T.V. Reading Reading Robert's Jerk Watching T.V. Playing piano Girls' Cities Planning marriage We, the Senior Class of 1954, of the city of New Glarus, county of Green, and state of'Wisconsin, being of legal age and sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament. Carole Albertson: I will my ability to explain things to Betsy, and my ability to get along with the teachers to my brother Gerry. Rochelle Albertson: I will my purple coat to Janice F. and Ardis D. so that they can be stared at, and my weekends at Mt. Horeb with Kay to anyone interested in having male visitors while baby sitting. V Richard Arn: I will my seat in the main room to anyone who can hold it together. I will my ability to keep awake in class to anyone who stays out late nigits. Rhoda Babler: I will my shorthand notebook to anyone who can read it. I will my ability to be serious about things to Betsy Yeager. Werner Bodenmann: I will my weight to Mr. Fries. My ability to grow a nice soft red beard to anyone who likes .to shave. Lois Boll: I will my ability to get along with guys from Monticello to my sister, Chris- tine. My ability to get good marks in English to Hank Austin. Don Buesser: I will my ability to sleep in class to John Sarbacker, my love for football to Dave Hefty and my car to anyone who wants one, but no place to go. John Buesser: I will my Flat Top and the insults that come with it to Butch Kuenzi, and all my good times working on the Annual to John Webber and Margaret M. Kathy Disch: I will my love of N.G.H.S. and all the fun and headaches I've had to Janet I-Ioesly. My love for chorus to my sisters. Don Fjelastad: I will my seats in the front row in every class to anyone who likes to sit close to the teacher. Melvin Fuchs: I will my height to Jerome Lanc-aster, and my ability to play football to Stanly Pauli. Carol Johnson: I will my pestie friend, Ken Roth, to anyone who canshandle him! I couldn't. I will my place in Social Problems to anyone with earplugs. Norman Glaeden: I will my bruises in football to Dick Sarbacker. My ability to keep aheaduof Carol Hbesly in bookkeeping to anvone who likes to work. Armond Hanna: I will all my good times and bad luck with Mr. Sieber and Mr. Olson to Janice Frinseth. Donna Hefty: I will my ability to do bookkeeping to any next year Senior. I will my drivers license to my sister, Leatrice. Mae Heimann: I will my love of the Mt. Vernon-Verona area to Betsy Yaeger. I will my chair in band to Janice Freitag providing she is brave enough to sit beside Monette Rindy. ' Ruth Hicks: I will my fish rod and reel and everything that goes with it to Otto Puempel. I'will a few of my extravpounds to my brother Chuck. Carol Hoesly: I will my struggle of trying to get all the Old Guard' assignments in on time to Marlene Stuessy. I will my ability to catch on to a joke to Linda Zentner. Kay Itten: I will my ability not to go steady until my Senior year to the Freshmen girls. Marjorie Klassy: My name Wheeler and my ability to drive to anyone who thinks I can drive. I will six inches of my height to Armela Butts so no one will call her shortie anymore. Gerald Lancaster: I will my seat in the main room to anyone who wants a goodtirne. I will my height to Art Luthi. Lynette Lee: I will my ability to sew to Bertha. My ability to argue to Patsy Palmer. Ann Luchsinger: I will my Social Problems book and my ability to get along with Mr. Seiber to John Webber. Vernie Meland: I will my name head to John Webber. I will my driving ability to Ronnie Heller. Randy Ott: I will my ability to play clarinet to Dorothy Durst. I will my ability to do math to anyone who has nerves of steel. Dennis Pauli: I will my ability to get along with Mr. Sieber to Hank Austin and my brains to John Won Webber. Margie Schneider: I will the ribbon from Vernie's class ring to any other girl that's going steady, and all the fun I've had in high school to my brother. Dean Tschudy: I will my Dry Physics to any old Soak who wants it. Jeanette Urben: My French Horn, dents and all, to anyone who won't mind sitting in front of the noisy gass section. Judy Walden: My ability to be late to school every day to someone who lives as close as I do. Also my stupidity to take Kathy D. along with me, who always gets me in trouble with Cops, to anyone who can giggle as much as she can. Donald Wyttenboch: I will my good old 41 Chevvi to my brother Richard. I will my football shoes to Butch Kuenzi. -zll SENIOR PROPHECY It's a cool spring day in 1964 as the class of 1954 meets again. Dennis Pauli is Master of Ceremonies, and he now owns the trains from New Glarus, Monticello, Belleville, and Blanchardville. Norman Glaeden is his accountant. Business must not be too good. Neither of them has eaten for weeks. We have politicians in this class too, for Melvie Fuchs just gave us a speech. He is running for Mayor of jimtown. Gerald Lancaster is now owner of the general store in Jimtown. Some of us have gone, into the world of entertainment. Don and john Buesser are making their living by singing in a way no one ever dared try before in public -- Off Key! Jeanette Urben is a concert pianist and has been around the world three times. Louann Butts is an opera singer and has gone around the world twice. She would have caught up with Jeanette, but she missed the boat to be here today. Carol Johnson finally made the grade after years of practicing. She is Judy Walden's understudy. Judy is a professional bubble dancer. Oh! Oh! One of Margie Cnee Schneiderb Meland's boys just got hurt. No need to worry, though, we have two nurses with us, Kay Itten and Rochelle Albertson. Rochelle is now head of St. Mary's Hospital in Madison. Kay is her assistant. It seems they aren't talking, which makes it rather hard to work together. You see, there is only one cute doctor up there, and they are both fighting hard to get married before they're thirty. Their interpreter is here too, Donna Hefty. By the way, Vernie Meland is just resting and letting twelve sons and two daughters run the farm. We have three teachers here. Rhoda Babler is the Dean of Women at the Univers- ity of Winconsin and recently wrote a book, How To Be A Brain in Ten Hard Les- sons. Lynette Lee is a teacher in one of Chicago's largest schools, and Carol Albertson is a Phy. Ed teacher in California. Representing Uncle Sam is Don Wyttenbach. He is home on leave from the Navy. He came alone as it would get rather involved if he brought his girl from every port. Did you notice the large billboard right outside of town? Well, Kathy Disch de- signed that. She also just signed a contract to take over Edith Head's place in Hollywood. Carol Hoesly came with Kathy. She is now the pirvate secretary to the President of the United States. We even have some inventors with us. Randy Ott has invented a more economical motor for Ford Motor Company. Harvey has developed a new barn-cleaning method - No Cattle! Armond Hanna has discovered a new way to milk cows faster and easier. Well, here come three more cars. Don Fjelstad is in the first car. He is now living on a farm outside of Mt. Horeb, is married and has four girls. He has to go home early to milk the cows. You see, he doesn't believe in Armond's method. Lois Cnee Boll! Austin lives on the Mt. Vernon-New Glarus road. Her two boys and three girls keep her pretty busy, but we're glad she managed to be here today. Mae Knee 'Heimannj Kollath was in the third car. She is also very busy. After all, taking care of Bob and two children is not an easy job. We just woke. Dean Tschudy up to ask him what he has been doing lately. His answer - Sleeping. We noticed all the newspapers around here are edited by Werner Bodenmann. New Glarus now has a 25-page newspaper which keeps Werner busy. Two of the members of our class were unable to attend, Ruth Hicks, who is living in Canada and has become friendly with the Indians, and Richard Arn. Richard owns the biggest ranch in Texas and had to be out on a spring round-up. Ann Luchsinger and Margie Klassy finally arrived. Oh well, better late than never, they say. Ann has her own beauty shop now, and her dad is helping her. Margie has opened a driving school. Of course, only Buicks are used. That's all! We hope to see you all in 1974. -221 'Hx .x unior CALM ROW ONE-Mr. Seiber, S. Lolelfen, M, Colney, M, Meytbuler, M. Rimly, G, Brolen M. Znrbirrbefz, L. Fumelb. S. Sclmzid, B. Argne, D. Dunt, G. Zweifel, D. Shower: Mar. Weufel. ROW TWO-R. Smith, K. Ott, K. Zweifel, L. Eicbelkraut, M. Slueuy, 9 H1l.f8fL7, R. Boley, A. Marty. R. Yeager. R. Heller, UV. Bfzetler. ROW THREE-R. N3 Lzmf, K. Rofb, R, Bzzeuer, 0. Pnempel, J. Sarbaeber, I. Webber, R. Berkufilb, W Bzzetler. ROW THREE-K. Nyland, K. Roth, R. Bueffer, 0, Puempel, J. Sarbacberml Webber, R. Beckwith, W. Foster, B. Figi, I. Lee, I. Hanna, W. Kuenzi, J. Wenger. MONDAY ........ TUESDAY ....... WEDNESDAY ..... . THURSDAY ......,. FRIDAY ........ . P elt too tired to study. . L ost my lesson on the way. .. u sed all my paper. .. M o, I really clon't know. .. K new it once, but have forgotten -A 24... X Advisors ,,,A... ......... M r. Seiber and Mrs. Wencel . Treasurer ...Y. .......,.w,w.....,...,.,,...,. R oger Buesser President ....,. .,......, M ildred Zurkirchen LC Secretary .,.....,.r.., ....., M argarer Meyrhaler Vice Prcsidenr ,.,.ss .....,,,,...... ....,..w.Y... ..,.,.w........ K a r hryn Ort Y? an Pb f '1 Lx 'N 0l'l'l0l Q 61 5:5 ROW ONE-Afff. Klaprby, D. Semz, K. Blum, B. Yeager, L. Iobmorz, I. Fzzruetb, I, Zvrzfrzer, R. Dixclr. A. Lnllzi. Mr, Slererzf, ROW 1WO-A. Maurer, I. Boley, R. Feller I. H0l'.f!.1', K, Iijelrtual, A. lDdZ'L'7'7I. M. Azzllrrzarz, D. D0'z'er, D. PJJIIIIOII. ROW THREE-- j. Marty, A. Mueller 'lf Amlermrz, 1. Slolterz, D. Blum, C. Hiclzr, D. Sarbuclfer, D Hefty, L. Goecbr. TACTFUL WE We laugh at our teachers' jokes, No marrer what they beg Nor because they're funny jokes, But because it's policy. L ' - Advisors ........ .......... M r. Stevens and Mrs. Klassy , Treasurer ......... ........,..,,... .,...., K a rhleen Fjelstad President ..........r.. ,..... .................... D a ve Hefty Vice Presidenr ss....ii ........ D ick Sarbacher Secretary ....,,,,,i,,,. .....,... A rlene Maurer i.f K ..28... W JI ,- 12' fi .. 1, ,Mr H ,X , 'G ,gk 9 4 .-XB .fl 4 ff? , s P86 l'l'lQl'l CALM ROW ONE-Mr, Klany. A, Bully, D. Hoefly, I. Duerft, G. Albertfon, R. Smom, I Lee, R. Smilla, D. Diyclf, Mr. Nabley. ROW TWO-A. Ebinger, L. Elmer, P. Palmer R. Neuman, R. Webber. R. Legler, L. Hefty, P. Paulson, A.'Ehinger. ROW THREE- D, Lokben. R. Wyttenbaeb. R. Roth, B. Bnrgdorff, L. Luchfinger, I. T.l't'hlldjl, G jorenby, C. Boll, C. Scbneizler. R, Wie.fer, R. Wfielaml. ROW FOUR-R. Marty. I Eifbelkraut, D. Dzzerxt, I. Anderegg, A. Lewif, S. Pauli, D. Fumetlo, D. Subneider, I Gmzzr, L. Klaffy. A FRESHMAN - He who knows not and knows that he knows nor. A SOPHOMORE - He who knows not and knows nor that he knows not. A JUNIOR - He who knows and knows not that he knows. A SENIOR - He who knows and knows that he knows. E30- U! 1 Q eff: J' I1 Advisors .....,w ,....... M r. Klassy and Mr. Nahley ' Treasurer .,.,..,, ...,......,.,............ J erry Duersr President ,,,,4 , ,.,,, Ruth Roth Vice President ...... ...w... B Ob Webber Secretary ,.A,,AAA4.,,, ,,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,4,.,,.,,..........,, A fmella BLIIIS , L ' 1 Cal xg K 1 ' 3 ii. .,- G' N ff ', W Q , K 5 Jr' x ,Q ,' Q gl . YY, Q , X I ig ' ,y W, 1? 0 , - - gif Q. 4 At, 4 45 fm' 1-Qu -3l- IW 1 , 4 '-v ' K . 4 7-,:- h. ' . , X ,..,...v., , . in '. ., , -. X 3' , A . KI 1 ' V J , 4,- W. G . , I 1 I V, .5 A .. ' .v -N . '. -1 .a..z...Af....., L..fk..,1.4,L... ,.Y, ., ... A -.. .. ,,..L.g.,1 An...-, Uh, .A .Maw ,llifdl-44. jurlffrff Nl O O fl CIL Afinq- RDRAM Heuer- 33- omecoming Z ,X KING: Don Buesser QUEEN: Kay Irren HOMECOMING COURT STANDING: Judy Walden, and Kay Itten. SITTING: Betsy Yaeger, Ruth Ann Rorlf, and Monerre Rindy. DECEMBER 1 9. F155 U susan Bnu. Queen: Louann Butts King: Gerald Lancaster STANDING-Indy Walden, Rhoda Buhler, Louann Bum, Rochelle Alberlyon. SEATED-Ruth Ann Hickr, Carol Hoesly. I WINTER Luanne RLRNU Yr 5 mx! s, in 1 X fy' I Uhe 79'- .J ,49- 'Cl nf' SW 'ily r I . if SCHOOL EVENTS OF THE YEAR '53 AND '54-4 SEPTEMBER 195 3 Sept. 8 School began Sept. 18 Football - Orfordville - there Sept. 18 Lyceum number Sept. 25 Football - Brodhead - here OCTOBER 1953 Oct. 9 Football - juda - there Oct. 16 Football - Brooklyn - Homecoming here Oct. 16 End of First Six Weeks Oct. 23 Football - Belleville - there Oct. 29 High School Band Concert Oct. 30 Football - Blanchardville - there NOVEMBER 1953 Nov. 4 Teacher's Convention Nov 5-6-7 W.E.A. Convention at Milwaukee Nov. 9 School Resumes Nov. 10-11-12 Art Workshop for Teachers in Ag. room Nov. 13 Sophomores' Party ' Nov 17 Basketball -- Monroe - there Nov 19 Grade School Opererta Nov. 20 Basketball - Brooklyn - here FN Nov 24 Basketball -- Monticello - there Nov 25 School Closes , v , Nov. 26 Thanksgiving . Nov 30 School Resumes . ,' -'Q ' DECEMBER 1953 -1? ,X Aff! Dec. l End of Six Weeks f W O sc xx xxx Dec. 1 Basketball - Verona - there - fx ' Dec. 4 Basketball - Brodhead - here ' . K ' Dec. 8 Basketball - Blanchardville - here fx ' Dec. 11 Basketball- Albany - there Dec. 15 Basketball - Argyle - there Dec. 18 Basketball - Orfordville - here Dec. 22 Band Concert A u f Dec. 23 School Closes . J, Dec. 25 Christmas :.' ,tiff Dec. 29 Senior Ball nl LJ ' J 1 N Y D JANUARY 1954 Y. ' an. ew ear's ay SQ WXQ Sale Jan. 4 School Resumes jan. 8 Basketball - juda - there Q 'F' . V . f ,349 f ' Q x W iq' -N I Ylo-' J 1, as T-ou.r no. me Hex' Cray -36- Jan. 12 Basketball-Brookl n-there Y Jan. 15 Basketball-Bellville-here Jan. 22 Basketball-Brodhead-there Jan. 26 Basketball-Monticello-here. jan. 28 Band Concert Jan. 29 Basketball-Albany-here FEBRUARY 1954 Feb. 5 Basketbal1-Orfordville-there Feb. 9 Basketball-Blanchardville-there - Feb. 12 Basketball-juda-here Feb. 16 Basketball-Argyle-here A Feb. 19 Baskefbail-Be11vi11e-there B Feb. 22 to 26 District Basketball Tournament V MARCH 1954 March 1 Regional Basketball Tournament f March 5 End of six weeks ' rf-A March 11 Forensics-here 5 Q Ng' March 24 Career day W- qg1f.','j', March 27 Forensics-District Q 'I IW, March 31 Lyceum Number X 1- 'Z APRIL 1954 4 ' April 9 Senior Class Play April 10 Forensics-State April 15 School Closes April 16 Good Friday as April 18 Easter 0 April 26 School Resumes 0 f, x l X April 26 End of six weeks fi' I April 26 Lyceum number I 1 April 30 Junior Prom 5 I ff MAY 1954 ' May 30 Baccalaureate ' . 6 -gf JUNE 1954 - 3, ' June 1 Last day school for Seniors , A . june 2 Senior trip 1 June 2 Grade school commencement , YA June 3 High school commencement - June 4 School Closes ' Y f h A has -f 1 V Q ol sis ' ' If - V . 1371 Fl 3' if T ff 4? EQ S- 1.4 E? 'Q Z QL L N., L X 'YT 4 3 -i - iv , - -. V. e -X ,gf --. 'G z '. . ' www 5753? - i1-11.5-,V W,-'if'5':u.Qf Q ' .ww-M.1 ,. ,zz W ,wg ,z, 1. 5, Z7 JJ ,4 - if 3- fd' Um S AM EO15ucA gi XM, 3499? lb, .-34 Off! QZWJ Sta! Reporters 'C iw Q2 Co-editor Carol Johnson l A Co-editor Carol Hoesly PRGDUCTION . . 45 TYPISTS Business Manager Dennis Pauli 'ir av? .1 uiilQ - v ar, av Q 4 I .M ' l .V '1 5 AJ M4004 sniff Iii i mr john Bucsser Business Manager Ruth Hicks Assistant Editor Margaret Meytlialer Assistant Business Manager ,Inhn Wc'bber Advisors Mr. Meyrlialer and Mr. Fries nlin and Ruth Jqyhn W. and Margaret ..!4lA!i.50l'J auf! 511 A-4mefl .Allllllaf CEU, 79,0515 anrl ,xgrlisfa KU Nm : Cl Plftfj fa E as lx 1: ,Lf ,,J ,.,.- 4,7 1, Cl? NX, an C larinetr Ott, Randy Durst, Dorothy Zurkirchen, Mildred Stuessy, Marlene Showers, Deanne Ott, Katherine Legler, Ruth Yaeger, Elizabeth Zenter, Linda Willoughby, Robert Schneider, Doris Ehinger, Anita Ehinger, Annette C ornetr F i gi, Bert Hicks, Charles Marty, Arthur Buesser, Roger Springer, Beverly Martinson, Ronald Duerst, jerry Grossenbacher, john Elmer, Linda Flnter Hicks, Ruth Ann Meythaler, Margaret Palmer, Patsy Saxophone: Klassy, Marjorie Davern, Ardis Rindy, Monette Tenor Saxophone Heimann, Mae Freitag, Janice Barr C lafinet Schneider, Marjorie cl .N X . l Batrroon 9 Luchsinger, Ann 5 Q Baritone 4 Babler, Rhoda ' v 9 P 4 Barre: 5 9 Hefty, David s 9 Sarbacher, John ' Tronzhoner . Glaeden, Norman 'I F jelstad, Kathleen Puempel, Otto Butts, Louann Hoesly, Donald Huseth, Sally French H ornr Urben, Jeanette Zweifel, Kathleen Percurrionr Webber, john Roth Kenneth Luchsinger, Lynn Jorenby, Gail Feller, Rosemarie Hoesly, janet Flag and Banner Bearer: Bodenmann, Werner Pauli, Dennis Drum Major Luchsinger, Ann Drum Maioretter Durst, Dorothy Schneider, Marjorie Showers, Deanne -46- Xxx Ng YN 4- C XXX x x 1 TENOR I LeRoy Geocks Rudy Wieland Donald Wyttenbach Armand Hanna Werner Bodenmann Richard Wyrtenbach Larry Klassy Roger Sissons Don Senn TENOR II Dick Sarbacher Doran Blum Orrie Puempel Charles Hicks Bob Weber Jerome Eichelkraut Don Schneider Stanly Pauli Arnold Wieser Kenneth Roth John Marty Kenneth Blum BOYS ' CHORUS -48- BASS I john Sarbacher Dennis Pauli Vernon Meland Melvin Fuchs Richard Arn Alvin Mueller Don Buesser Norman Glaeden BASS II David Hefty Butch Kuenzi john Webber Bert Figi Dean Tschudy Ronnie Heller SOPRANOS Kay Itten Betsy Yeager Pat Paulson Rochelle Albertson Kathy Disch Margaret Meythaler Dennne Showers Carol Hoesly Louann Butts ALTO Patsy Palmar Linda Zentenr Janice Funseth Lorraine Johnson Sally Huseth Lois Boll Millie Zurkicken Ann Lucksinger Nffarlene Stuessy GIRLS' CHORUS ,49- SECOND SOPRANOS Donna Hefty Bertha Schmid Arclis Dnvern janet Hoesly Leatrice Hefty Colole Albertson Joan Tschudy Marjori Klussy Armella Butts Arlene Maurer Joann Boley Carol Johnson Do Dorothy Durest Rhoda Babler julia Lee Lynette Lee jennette Urban-i rorhy Xccomp .gzzcfenf Counci STANDING: D. 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