Odessa High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Odessa, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1950 volume:

e SCAHIET ND IHITE ODBSSA HIOH SCHOOL 1949 50 1 Jh A AN ANNUAL PUBLICATION BY THE SENIOR CLASS Ed1tOT 1n Chief BUSINESS Manager Feature Nrlter Chief Photograoher THE STAFF Z Carol B DP Ronald Nlelsen Joan King A1519 Blrt Sports Editor Jerry Harlatt UU Q?iQ5QQ7wF5 EZEZWZXCLU ZWIXCWAJ Q Q fs Kb K OG W f v U Rx gy J ? , wav M To the people of this wllunity who have strived to make our school one of the finest in the county, we the Seniors of 1950, wish to dedicate our annual 4 gag? E7-X5 MEMJWHSZWAHZJZWIXIWW Q9 Q Q Kb if db N 5, if - 0 1 , X K X N Xb, f fle, 'x .f S-J M 36' L. Zabel Bachelor of Arts from Hastings College, holds a Secondary School Certificate, teaches English, history, and H1816 and dramatics coach. L. B.. Hilty, Superintendent B. S. CKearney State Teachers Oollegej, holds Initial Secondary Certificate, three years in present position, taught previously at Amherst and in the U. S. Army. Teaches bookkeeping, American History, gyping, and is coach. ll B Donaly, Principal A B wniversity of lebraskab, holds Initial Secondary Certificate, I, years in present position, taught previously :Ln Odessa during 191.3-U. Instreater in math, science, ed spelling V Wd' a nuns Bachelor of Arts from Denvu- University In I b uk Inna sm Gnd: Attended lehreeka State Teachers Gollege bo a e r a or r I School Certificate, teaches grades 3-6 mmpiuxit Pdtuthcaut-'zratrn 'M 7'3 'rt' kindergarten and grades l 2 1 6 EifwT?55 612965 ZWZWLJZWLES Q 99 Q ff K Xl. K5 ff Q XQQN f A f xx Yi N Q mlb X --V -5 ,J N NOTICE As we, the most brilliant students of Odessa High School, are about to grad uate we wish to leave with you a resume of our lives So that th08e V0 leave behind might profit from our inspirations and be beneflt d by our ex periences My l1fe history might seem like a study of the schools of Buffalo nHMA County I was born near Miller, Nebraska, on Sunday, April 23 JOAN 1933 There I lived until I was eight year old When we moved KING to Kearney, I attended Emerson Grade School for 2 years, then we moved west of Kearney and I enrolled at Alfalfa Center fOr another year In the spring of l9l+5, W6 moved to Riverdale If 'as ther' that 1 started to high school in l9L6 At the beginning of my S0Phm0P9 year I went to live with my grandmother at Gibbon s1nce there was some distance from our farm home to the Riverdale School Then the following year our family moved north of Odessa and I transferred to this high school where I will graduate in May, 1950 The stork was fly1ng over the country on March 9, 1933, with a Ronald baby in his b1ll Not knowing where it eas to go, he looked down, Wayne saw my face, and dropped me on the Nielsen place what luck NJ-018031 I was a healthy 3 Bfb pound baby boy Was I a common every day baby? Oh, no' It only happens once 1n a lifetime For the first few hours I was Mr X, but as luck would have it my parents, Hr and Hrs Albert A Nielsen named me Ronald Wayne The first few years nothlng zappened to me except I d1d what came naturally The year 193A found us movlng from my b1rth place to another farm near Kearney, Nebraska This farm was a nice place to grow up it was located L mlles south and 3 mlles west of Kearney Life went on, t1me passed, until I entered Reed School Thls was a little country school lf mlles from home I attended Kearney as a Freshman, and ln my sophomore year I entered Odessa High I am now in m last year of h1gh school and after that I intend to fann w1th my father On the Zhth day of August, 1932 at six o'clock in the evening, ELSIE Dr Hart of Kearney said I spolled a dlnner date for him by making my imprompted appearance My parents lived just west of BIRT the school house then, but as my Dad's work was in Kearney we moved there shortly after my sisters's birth two years later There I grew to the ripe old age of 5 years when I started to school I attended the Emerson School In 1939 my folks moved back to Odessa and I entered Miss Ell1ott's Room where I met my classmates C ol Qipp, Delmer Swartwood and Marvin Elllott It was there I really liked school and even thought of fa1l1ng so I could stay in her room The rest of my school life was spent ln Odessa where I nad many teachers whom I liked l9L3 I started my L H club l1fe by oin1ng a swine club and since that tlme I have completed 6 ,ears of club work In l9L8 L9 I won a tr1p to A H Club amp at Seward In l9L9 50 I received a Scholarsh1p to the Kearney State Teachers College for outstandlng work 1n L H work I can truly say I regret leavlng Odessa High school 8 3 : . u 5 o MAE . , V , e e ' . 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In v- V 0 - ' - C On the cold untery night of December 26th, 1932, my parents JERRY received a late ChF1SCm8S present another boy My parents named tLIFPQiD me Jerr Cl1fford although my brothers wanted to call me Tarzan MARLATT I lived on a farm, 6 miles west of Kearney, on the south slde of the Platte River for the flrst 5 years of my life We then moved to the place upon which we are now living Wh1Ch 18 3 mlles south and mile west of Odessa I completed the f1PSt elght years of mg school life at the Cottonwood School, Dlst 3 of Phelps County Durlng these years, I joined A H club I earned two free trips to the Nebraska st te Falr by tree identlflcation At the State Falr I took 3rd place the f1PSt year 2nd place the next year 1n thls event I started my hlgh school education at Odessa where I shall soon graduate My plans for the future are to attend a mechanlcs school But no matter where I go or what I do, I shall On the dark and dreary wlnter nlght of November 8th, 1932, on the CAROL rolllng plains of Colorado, my parents recelved the1r flrst ch1ld JOYCE but my father d1dn't walk the floor, he Just sat and llstened to RIPP the electlon returns only to flnd that the natlon rece1ved one of 1 s greatest Pres1dent , Franklln D Roosevelt It was declded that my name be Carol Joyce with Rlpp tacked on In the year of 1937, we moved back to Nebraska and the year followlng began my school llfe in Odessa Public School w1th Miss Elliott as my teacher The next four exrs passed w1th few mashaps just the chicken poxs and measles I then moved from the primary room lnto the gram ar room to f1nd Mrs Shephardson seated at the teacher's desk Then Sth and 6th grades passed by and the 7th grade gave me Mrs Toole for a teacher It was here I began my A work In the fall of l9L6 I became a freshmen ln high school and received only lnjurles at freshmen int1at1on Withln a few short months I H1l1fIVC gained my b8S1C education but I get a sad feellng when I thlnk about leav ing Odessa 9 g's- f never forget the good times I have had at O. H. S. at 8 03 n. I . u . . -H Pep Club L Yrs Glee Club I+ Yr! Cheer Leader 1 Yr Cardinal Staff li Yrs Annual Staff 1 Yr Declan 3 YN Phy Ed 3 Yrs Glee Club A Yrs Basketball 3 Yrs Track 3 Yrs Cardinal Staff 1 Yr. Annual Staff 1 Yr. Declan 3 Yrs. SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 Class officers President Carol Hiop Vice Pres1dent Joan King Secretary Jerry Marlatt News Reporter Elsie Birt Treasurer Ronald Nielsen 2.12.11 Aqua and S1lver Qggto o at the Top but Climbing .l.fJsL Suset Pea Pep Club A Yrs Glee Club A Yrs Cheer Leader 2 Yrs Cardinal Staff 1 Yr Annual Staff 1 Yr Declan A Yrs Phy Ed 2 Yrs 10 Glue Club Basketball Track Cardlnal Staff Annual Staff Declam L Yrs L Yrs L Yrs 1 Yr 1 Yr 3 Yrs Pen Club Glee Club Cheer Leader Cardinal Staff Annual Staff Declan Phy. Ed. A Yrs L Yrs 1 Yr 1 Yr. l Yr. 3 Yrs 3 Yrs: OR FUTU L Hn? inhtp In t'1S year of UlT9tE9D f1fty ur ffoluctl class nev are nest ne to To et f er'one 4row Now eacn ts U13 own 15 composed of f1ve ro out lFtO the world t ev're al1ve 3mOltlOUS, And each has a def1n1te plan i' But wnere ther w1ll oe ten years lrom now Is nard to tell, out we'l1 trv 11 we can nonald Nl9lSbD 13 lest EG to te A mar rer w.o sa11s t e ep, olue sea he s confulrer of t se! eas , C lls I6 'o'c1 n res A ne dee a 1r1 . Q mr port o ' 1rl tna ras 'e're watc ll ner closel Her latest mOVlCo go all .No a d a nalf m11 Lon w countr alert er tne natlon hcl' 'D 'cause sne's our ixlend Lls1e D111 atest tax evalu,t1on '7 u u .anosome m6C1HUlC gust 1 m1ra,e t's Jerrv ba lat , presse ronkef altr a re b1: swlle r tre cars we flX6n 'on't run more t an a mlle HV, Carol R1pp, what are you lOlHP dol IHV tn t man 5 hand Ch, excuse e I guess I 1ldP't qu1te understand re's an aneel of mercy, a lorerce 11g engale nen s e's aroun e 33t1SHfS don'+ Dale Tre her May .e e's another class mate we ear to mentlon ra e was lH neadl1nes QUT1Hg a t1me of t6US1On e sou remember Joan ng, OStF3ClZ9d to b1ber1a 1D wrote 'lule Tra1n and her DuHlSHm8Ut was nust tegun Une nay seem characters and sound llke a mes , But ae'l1 alaavs remember t'e Clm9S 1n C r s 11 F Fw V'5ii 'g O ', f f ' ' . T' Q Q d , '. i . , n Vll, ' 1 . . A ..v . . . V . . I . ,. I . , liA., , A L. H F n ae' ' P '. 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May 2L, 1950 LAST WILL AND TLSTAMENT Ne, the Senlor Class, of Odessa H1gh School, Odessa, Nebraska, belng valn, foolish, egotistlcal, handsome, beautllul, and possesslng a var1ety of personal1t1es an 8Gdit1OH to belng of sound mlnd and body, and the smartest klds 1n town, do hereby make, publlsh and declare th1s to be, UOver our Dead BOdl6Su, our last will and testament I Joan Klng, do hereby w1ll my stralght short ha1r and sleeplness to Marcelene Innes I Llsle Blrt, do herebv wlll ng ablllty to attend the theater every oaturday to Reta Turner I Jerry Marlatt, do hereby wlll my posltlon on the basketball team to Donald Noe I, Carol Rapp, do hereby w1ll mf aolllty to GO most any task to Eugene H8lCb9H9k6F I, Honald Nlelsen, do hereby w1ll my ablllty to drlve a Model A Fgrd co Maurlce Mellne Joan Klng, do hereby w1l.l my clean Q91 desk and note book t Raymond Marlatt Elsle Blrt, do hereby wlll my ablllty to get along w1th Fred Dennlng to Jovce Gr1ss w the senlor Class of 1950, do hereby w1ll our promptness for gettlng home aiter partles, play practlces, basxet ball games etc , to e futlre graduates of O H S of , if 2 Dov- NCQ fvf' cfJ , D' C Q 4 1 A Q4 P-4 I-4 V . - J v 'O 'I wp u v l f a 1 K . 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Y , I . . .H - O I, Jerry Max-latt, do hereby will nv curly hair to Fred Thornburg I, Ronald Nielsen, do hereby will my tardiness-due to chasing rabbit: to Donald Noe I, Carol Ripp, do hereby will nv ability to get nv brother and sister, classmates and underclassmen safely home from school to Kathleen Denning and her little Ford We, Jerry Marlatt and Ronald Nielsen, do hereby will our menbership in the Baehelor's Club to Jacx Griss and Lyle Swertwood We, the Senior class of 1950, do hereby vdll our intelligence to the Senior Class of 1951 C'1'hey'll need it I We,the Senior girls of l95O,do hereby will our ability to ilnd excuses when we stay out late to Berniece Wa.lter,Glorla' Moore, and Colleen Crowell We, the Senior Clase of l95O,do hereby will our ability to sit through The foregoing instrummt consisting of two pages, including this one, was on the date above given, signed, and published ard decla red legalbythe Senior Class, whereupon We the undersigned, at their request did hereunto subscribe our names ,dwffszaii all the P. T. A. meetings to the remaining high school of 1950. , , ' iy 5 WMQQMQQSJMQM 9 F2 fi Sb Q db S, K - V Y X 45 , Q 10' YES? lf' ,Ja !'-v Ya 'C7' sf-7 'cg' 1:::v 'gi' 1 ass of 1221 Joyce Griss, Ione Ripp, Eugene Reicheneker, Florence Crowell, Merlyn Carr, Jeanne Clark, Reta Turner, MBuP1C6 Meline, Beruiece Walter, and Fred Thornburg Class 1222. Marcelene Innes, Donald Gale, and Donna King ass of 1222: Eleanor Birt, Colleen Crowell, Raymond Mer- latt, 15 U? Qpnni 1-Q, 177' N,-J sa' -up-nf wg-V 7.-4 1 lit iw V7 T! Z 455 of 1252 Kathleen Dennlng and Donald Noe Class of QE! Donna Marzolf, Sh1rley Drelllng, Carol walter, Betty Baxter, Glor1a Noore, Jack Griss, and Lvle Swartwood Class 1252 Bonnle Moore Rlchard Klng, Roberta Baxter, and Loulse Mlller Slxth Grade Norma Drelllng, Julla Jenrlng, ana Charles Turner 16 I I . ,h '57 as l .,- I' A A I , .., . 1 i 1 5 1 1 5 , 1 .- 3 Q ?f '-P' I . 4- ' W ,JL Z l . . k ann .45 I N' 4. S Cl- : l n. 1 : .. , -- I Sixth urade Charles Gale Flfth Grade Nancy Farlatf-, ean dest, Betty Dre11,1ng, A1 ert Crowell, and Fachard Webb Fourth Grade Hazel swartx-mod Kenneth Moore H311-ly!! Crowell, John Baxter, Pats., Holmes and Mrytle rowell Thlrd urade Alfred Agulrre uearma Dauce, Carole Jrelllng and David Rlpp 17 :iff 4 'Q ,,, N N... 4-Maw' 4 - yah , W, L Qu ' , , ig,... e .f , , M 5 ew '59, , , 9 a ' fwi ' 9 K 3. 9 4 . 4, uf, 7- . X - ' ' 'J' R? ww? i 'T Q .Q , 3 an . 1 :cz -Y, wk f ,, . if avi? ' V ' ?,rf?rrsgf'glf-Q 04512, ' f ' znfixffi 4 ' 7Wt'f'f7lF ll if ' H W9 Q 7 his - fv ' ' I H' 41 wan' V7 4 NM A Q g,e,mX,,g - , 7,1 M W ,V g,,,.A b M , A X ff .az YU 51,1247 Q fig ' ,R m wif 'S iw V ws ' 1 , ,fy , ' A A ,Q f Kimerggcna Janne 'moz-nburg, Judy Deming, Alvin Bib:-ants, Sharon Carr, Douglu llnrlatt, Johmq Rdehmdor, Pat Boa 19 cu-y rum, nu-k snub, xg:-an cm-k, and magma snr. ' MWA, GRAMMAR BOOM Grades three, four, five and six had a total enrollment of 23 lively girls and boys who had an endless supply of energy for both work and play Out of the many units of study involved in teaching these four grades grew several drives for certain definite results One such project was that of the Better English Bulletin Board, begun the second suester when the 23 pupils became 23 critics of every sentence spoken in their presence The Clean Up Club was an activity which was organized and planned to fit the needs of the room and the school Twenty-mimzte business meetings were held once a week The pupils learned how to conduct meetings independ ently, how to hold elect1ons, and how to work on comittees and prepare reports Learning the duxocratic way of mling by majority was an important result of these activlties KINDERGAHTEH This kindergarten group of 191.9-1950 have the recognition of being the first beginning class in the history of the school This ten marks the beginning of such a class :Ln Odessa and a fine group they arel Their pic- ture we1.l tells they are a happy, cheerful class-one we are proud to have in our school. The class started with fourteen members. Arvene Sibrants and Sharon Carr have moved to other districts which leaves our number now twelve. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES These two classes nearly munber the same as the kindergarten, with four in the first and seven :Ln the second. Sandra and Ilene King, second graders left us in January. Our total enrollment of twenty-six is now twenty-three. Z0 mezwzfzffzgs Kb JG Sf ff P K N X Q db x 2 1 X CQ is M Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager News Reporter Typist Jokes Hileographer CARDINAL STAFF Z3 Joyce Grisa Maurice Melina Fred Thornburg Ione Ripp Bernleco Walter Eugene Reicueneker Florence Crowell Art Editor. . . : 0 . I Z . Reta Turner II!! Octohfr howemhe 1 bp 4b eotem er school be an LL reswmer Lrltlatlon H slc 1 examlnttl n oi ll stu e ts bv ur. no e Ino1J14uar plCtUYGQ by oclooi Nhoto er'1ee Llrst slx we ms exams DlStFl t TeaPher's Lo ent or T wed ,ross enrollmen+ LITE say A en or 01PtUTSS at hn0erson's utUdlO 1F hearner 4 xanks lflr aswet ll at JeC6Wk T 6 January econ' Qrafetfal A basketball asket all Vdcutlbp QlV6Fd3l6 45 EXHMS G. Overton Ocon+o d. QUWHST fatn hm,erst were uhTlStmaS srovram ChF15tmnS D8Ttl9S 1D afternoon orrlstmas vacatlor starts naswet a 1 chool resun s as4etYal1 asket al nas4etoall A wasnetball asketball Wltq M1tU N115 wltn Wlth 4lY6TdclE were Ceonto here nazard here nest Kearney here Rl.a here an erson's tudlo took Annual plctures AC '1FSt semester wams aecono semester starts Has4etbal wlth leasarton here uocal ueclam nl1n.nat1on uontest Basketball wlth Amherst here QCFLF' SAIL? HL LE QUIK 5 5 12-f'o at 13- -F 1.o. 'Q' 'Q 'o 5-fly ' 3 ' A ' ' a'i F vi 17- .,.u W. 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' ' 19-A -f' ' L. 23-P ' A 1 2A-Q' 1 1 ' P ' , ze: 'N ' - 31- ' ' .f L Z4 bruarl harch Qrll Local Teacrers Me tlng here Basketball at ddyville 10 VRVC Basketball Tournament here Basketball wlth Bddyvllle here Grade School Basketball Tournament at Sumner Basketball wlth Mlller here 2A iBVC MuS1C Festlval at Pleasanton 2 3 A D1str1ct Class D Basketball Tournament F1TSt 51X eeks Exams ln Second Semester JdVF Declam Contest at Amherst AKVC One Act Play at Rlverdale 23 D1StF1Ct Declam and One Act Play Contest Second Slx Weeks Exams of Second Semester 15 D1StFlCt NUSlC tontest IHt8Th1gh Contest at Kearney S T C QHVC Track Meet at Kearney Baccalaureate 23 Second Semester Flnal nxams 2A-Commencement 26 P1CX1lC at Harmon Park Z5 here Fe 2- . e ' 3- E 7- -2 17- . 2 . 13- 1 21- ' ' ' 23- -Y. ' ' l lx 1 1 1 u . 3- . . 'I , . 8- o 9-PTA 164' - ' 21- - ' ' - A . 13-PTA lk- . , , A lk- - . . A . A 21- ' ' . . . L22 5-3 11-PTA 21- 22-' - ' 7 ' .- 2' ff' S Q Q., x Q, gulf' yo. 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Kearney Floral 84 Nursery Company J J Farr Kearney Nahonal Bank O. L. DOC ERICKSON I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT ASKA ODESSA STORE Groceries And Meat Open 7 Fo 9 Seven Days A Week Phone 26147 Odessa Nebraska j C PENNEY COMPANY Quallty Always At A Sav1ng Kearney Nebraska Congratulatxons To Semor Class ROb1t I., johnson ANDERSON FUNERAL. HOME Phone 30771 2421 Avenue A Kearney PLATTE N ALLEY STATE BANK A Good Place To Bank Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon Kearney Nebraska r- 7 1 a I I 1-w --- r f x BAUMGARTNER S VARIETY STORE Statlonery And School Supplles Quahty Merchandlse At Popular Prlces Phone 25132 Kearney Nebraska PITC HER S JEWELRY jewelers Smnce 1885 Watches Dlamonds 2002 Central Avenue Kearney Nebraska Congratulations Odessa KEITHJEVV ELERS We Feature Bulova Gruen Elgln Watches Hxgh Quallty Dlamonds And Glfts Cf All Klnds We Rlng The Bells VANCE A. NIELSEN Funeral Servlce Ambulance Servlce Phone 24771 Silver -Dir ilyte BODINSON HARDWARE Sportlng Goods Palnts Glass O11 Etc Furnace Work A Spemalty Phone 20041 2120 Central Avenue Kearney Nebraska KAUFMANN AND WERNERT 5 10 and 25? Store Kearney Se Vlhg Graduates For Over 40 Years WISEMAN SHOE SERVICE Opposlte Post Offlce Kearney Nebraska R G Dowmng KEARNEY LAUNDR Y Smce 1888 Zorlc Cleaner s Beyond Compare For Sk111 And Care Dxal 245 01 Kearney Nebraska W K Downlng Congratulations Class Of 1950 Photographs Of D1st1nct1on THE ANDERSON STUDIO 14 West 22nd Street Phone 23645 Kearney Nebraska HOTEL FORT KEARNEY Prwate Dmmng Rooms And Meetmg Rooms For A11 Occasxons Dmners Dances Buffets Teas Wedd1ngRecept1ons Call M1ss juhl For Reservahons MUELLER HILL MOTORS INCORPORATED Washl ZOZO Fxr st Avenue Kearney Nebraska Your Frlendly Ford Dealer If You Don t Know Cars Know Your Dealer D1a133551 ng Greasmg NIM S OIL COMPANY Goodyear Tlres Skelly Products HOLM BEAUTY BARR Locker Carohne Dennmg And A Brand New Permanent Wave Market Opera House Elm Creek Overton Kearney Nebraska 1 I M M S 1 . . . I , . .1 . . . . . J J I r . , . . 1 i v I :li 1- Eflave Your Car Repaired At WEBB'S GARAGE Odessa Nebraska hghway 3 O Eat And Drink At M AND M CAFE Odessa, Nebraska On Hlghway 30 DON S PLACE Watches Bxllfolds Luggage Shoe Repa1r V, atch Repa1r Guaranteed Servlce BUNGALOW BAKER Y Better Quahty Better Tastmg Better For You E onomlcal Phone 22653 And Your Order W111 Be Ready When You Call RUTERS The Fashlon A Lad, s ore Coats Suxts D esses Mllllrer Kr ARNEY UI HOLSTERY Aces Years LfSerw1ce To That Used Furmture Veneman Bllnds 17 Ea t 21 Street Kearney Nebraska SIINGER SEWING MAC HINE 1 Avenue Kearney Nebraska fTFN STARK 'U Glass store Wlpaper mone 22001 Zutd street And Avenue A Iearney Nebraska , 1 , . . U 4, . ,,, J, . ,,r 4. ,,. ,L - ,,r C . , . , , . n v 1 -. , . 1 Q I f- , - U , , ., U L, 1 nl ' 1 A . - w- A f 1 A ' xv 'C 3 ' -. s 1 A . ,tr k, 4 -J A ' 4 1 'w , 4 A w , A A ' ' : s YW 7' -4 f w - , vi at ,. , .X . A .3 A , . , - J X X 7, V , - -f , ff .C L..- ELSE DRUG COMPANY Serums And Supplies Pre scriptions We Are Here To Serve Elm Creek, Nebraska Phone 3311 SANDWICH SHOP Where The Gang Meet Ethel Blunk, Proprietor Elm Creek, Nebraska HEACOCK'S Firestone Store O. K. Rubber Welders Standard Oil Service Look Your Best Our Modern Equipment Plus Careful Attention Insures Long Life To Your Clothes We Clean, Repair, And Store Furs l Block West Of Monument Kearney Nebraska JOHNSON C LEANERS 123 West Zl Street Kearney Nebraska WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE 3