Port Hope High School - Echoes Yearbook (Port Hope, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

1 Annual Staff BACK ROW Mabel Qchultv Sports Editor Norman l xwltzke Photopruphlc Edltor Fxleen Bruce 'Xrt F dltor and Annabelle Thrushmun Socxetx l- dltor FRONT ROW August Teschendorf Photographxc Edltor Dorothy leese hduor ln chief and une Fmkel Nssxstant Edltor and General Manager Dedzcatzon We the Seniors of nmeteen hundred flfty two dedlcate our annual to our parents who have made our twelve years of school posslble and helped us in every way : 1 . ,,, ' g . .l ' '. , , 1 3 ., , .f , , . Q ,, 1 . , 3 - 5 n I ,' - 1 ' ' v . 1 f . . , n 1 I I . Faculty Mr, Stall--Principal Ferris lnStifUf9 B- 5- Mr, Campbell--Superintendent Commercial M,.A.U, of M, B. 5. MiCh. Normal Science and Mathematics Mrs Gudakxmst Coach B Wayne Unxversity Enghsh and Government Mr, Henry--Coach B, S,--A drian College History Mrs, Thompson--Primary Two year life Mr, Rogers A, B,--C. S, T, C, Shop Miss Tice--Elementary B. A.--Seattle Pacific College Mrs. Thompson Mr. Rogers Iwliss Tice snnRr1sr'sosz:c: 1 lm, , 0 if .' gg f 2 Port Hope High School 1 fax f , V I my we ff ,F a , If w f v if 'SW W' wwbe, ' v'vv'MJ' I Vg, ag, A ,M f f M ww- , af o N 'V f -we M , ,, K, Q Wffafe 13 We .. , , H 'x U, if- ,V , 4 4 , VV 4' , W. 44, X b ' V ev? ,Q 5 V? ,Mgt A w Hu A A Board Members rt ur ri rl n 're R use r n m 1 kwa Nelghwas nb ert n Clxrm P 4. , b , ,A , ,. ' ' ' ' 1 ' Y I. ' a fx , -A .f d Inu it ,Lester E1 .df-r, A d Hfirnzld I- k -I, . ff 5 'F ' ' S . -.x 1.0 the' px - uni-1 td' n, Meet the Seniors Kenneth Schave President Mary Wagner Vyce P1-esydenf The mlldest manner and the For knowledge two heads are better than one, daily she s a gay and jolly gentlest heart Sports 1 3 one Class Offxcer 3 Sports 1 2 C1355 Plays 2.3. Class Officer 2 4 Student Councml 3 C1355 p1ay5 2 3 4 Glee Club I Z 3 4 Cheerleader 2,3 Exleen Bruce Secretary Donald Schultz Treasurer A quyet tongue Ln a qmef mud Blessed wxth plam reason and Sports l Z 3 4 sober sense Class Ofhcer 4 Sports Z C1355 Plays 3 Class OfflC81' 4 Class Plays 3 4 J Shirley Finkel Learning by study must be won Sports 1,2 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 Glee Club 12 3 4 Class Plays Z 3 4 August Teschendorf Nothing ever ruffled him. Sports l,Z,3,4. Class Officer 1. jerry Petruk I don't let studies interfere with my education, Sports l,2,3,4. Class Plays Z,3, Annabelle Thrushman To her eyes there was beloved face on earth, Sports l,Z, Class Officer l,Z, Glee Club l,Z, Class Plays 3,4, Cheerleading l,Z, Elaine Schubring .Affection is the broadest basis oi good in life. Sports l,Z,3. Class Officer 3. Glee Club 1,2 Class Plays Z,3,4, but one .3.4. Norman Lawitzke He is not merely a chip off the old block, but the old block himself. Sports 1, Z, 3, 4. Class Plays Z, 3. Arthur' Jnhn A fine fvllfww and a friend Lu all. spmns 1, 1, 5, 4, Class Plays 5, Dorothx Leese Argue, Atgue, Early and late, if the line were crooked she'd argue it straight, Sports l,Z,3,4, Class Officer l,3, Class Plavs 3,4, Glee Club l,Z,3,-1, Cheerleader 3, Phyllis Schave Those eyes--so dark and deep. Sports l,Z,3,4, Class Officer Z, Glee Club l,Z,3,4, Class Plays Z, Student Council 3, Cecil Finkel God Bless the man who invented sleep. Sports l,Z,3,4, Class Plays Z,3,4, Hugh Harwood Calm and unruffled as the summer sea Sports 1,Z,3,4, Class Officer l, Class Plays Z,3,4, Wg 'Hia Mabel Schultz l find the earth not gray but rosy Heaven not grim, but far from hue. Sports 1,Z,3,4, Glee Club l,Z,3,4. Class Plays Z,3,4, Trip to Pontiac Having completed our work, we, as Juniors, were given special permission to visit Pontiac State Hospital, Our principal, Carl Reithel, and our coach, Danieljarabek, accompanied us, These two members of the faculty, Eddie Schave, and Cecil Finkel served as nur drivers, We left Port Hope High School at approximately nine o'clock on the twenty-third of May, which turned out to be a bright, sunny day, About eleven o'clock we stopped at a small road-side park outside Lapeer, where we had a picnic of sandwiches, pop, salad, and cake, After everyone had eaten, we cleaned up our things and continued on our merry way, A Our way stopped being so merry when we arrived at Pontiac State Hospital about one in the afternoon, We entered the waiting room to wait for the nurse who would take us around and explain things to us, When she came, we were shown the various treatments given to patients, ln the morgue,fNope, no dead bodies were seen, Disappoint- ing, hmm?l the nurse explained that examinations were made, with the consent of rela- tives, of patients who died in the Hospital, She also told us of the different types of insanity We then went to rooms where patients were working on various craft projects, such as .weaving, knitting, painting, and ceramics, In the- recreation room we saw varied types of patients, some of whom were playing cards or checkers, and others talking, Most of them were smoking, even old women, The patients have dances, movies, and other forms of recreation, Many of the patients made wise-cracks about our being there, When any of them said something to us, we didn't know whether to answer or just ignore them, Each of us did what he thought best and all lived through it, One of the things many of us noticed was that the doors at the end of all the halls and in some of the rooms were locked, After completing our tour of the Hospital, we split up, each car and group going its own way, The next day, to the surprise of our schoolmates, who were sure the Hospital would keep us, all Seniors were present and accounted for, This tour made us feel somewhat more educated and experienced and also made us realize just how many things we all have to be thankful for, , - -. ,, ,.,' Poetic Prophecy Class oi 1952 Ah, here It IS mneteen nmety fwe And I see our class has all survwed I wonder what happened through those stormy years 'P Well I ll tell you now lf you ll lend me your ears Cecll Flnkel has patented a machlne for excuses He has no two allke and they serve all klnds of uses June Finkel IS a stenographer flne And she never starts work untll half past mne Of Huron County Mary IS clerk She s noted afar for her competent work Bud and the chnldren admire her well For to them she s tops I hear people tell Hugh Harwood has taken over hls dad s garage He also sells cars and hls favorlte IS Dodge Away to Port Huron Phyllxs flew llke a flash To manage the1r switchboard and brlng home the cash There s Ann ln her kitchen maklng something to eat She loves to hear the patter of 11ttle feet When she s busy and the chlldren don t mmd Barney comes along and spanks thezr behmd Well who do I see on that boat but Ken Schave Workmg for the money he s trylng to save, He s chref engmeer now and set m h1s ways For Ken says I m gettlng hltched some o these days At photography Norm IS an ace, Smce Lapovlson s sick he s taklng his place Augxe has a gym for bulldmg muscle men So he can show off h1s strength at the count of ten As an artlst Ehleen Bruce has good luck She s Walt Dlsney s ass1stant drawlng Donald Duck Walt gets lots of busmess and E1leen knows It too And maybe some day she ll have Walt say, I do Elalne Schubrmg has her own llttle beauty shop When you come out, you look lmke a mop Pople come tn oh I d say very rare And when they go out I swear thelr head IS bare There s Mabel playmg the plano She took lessons so she could sing solo She slngs and plays over W j R Whlle Ray slts and wants for her 1n themr car ' J ' . . o - v p . . v . a . . l . 1 1 . ' 1 . 1 . 1 . , . . . . . Q , . , . . . 1 a . , . , . . . . . 1 U , . . 1 11 1 . . , . , . . , . 1 . 1 , . , . . Q s n U ll 'I . - . 4 ' O 1 a v . , . . . . . . . 1 0 Class Prophecy Arthur jahn, very tall and fair, Ever ready to help and share, ls the president of the United States, Dot, his secretary, makes all his dates. There's Don Schultz sitting on the steps of that college Poor absent minded professor lost all his knowledge His kids are all grown and brought up well, And all ten of them think he's really swell, jerry is cranking away at his old car, His spine is breaking from bending so far, His wife tells hirn to get a new one every day, But he still loves his hopped-up model A, We hope these verses were enjoyed, By everyone who read them. And we just had to fill this book, So we put this in to make you look. Feudin' in Mr. Martin -------- Mr s , Mar tin ------- Grandma ------- .. - - Zula -------- ---- Dina Pruitt -------- -Elaine Schubring Sam Pruitt --------- jed Martin --------- Dr, Ambererombieu Edna Mae ---------- Myrtle ----- ------ the Hills Ken Schave Dorothy Leese Mabel Schultz june Finkel Hugh Harwood Cecil Finkel Don Schultz Mary Wagner Ann Thrushman Class ol '52 Plays 4 W 5 ,f, ,off 'ffl ',,. 4 . . - ,. HI- 'WB Q A l M but DEACON DUBBS Deacon Dubbs -------- Miss Philapena ---- -- Yennie Yensen ---- -- De ute ronomy jone 5 ---- Trixie------ ------ --- Emily Da1e--- -- Miss Rose ------- --- Rawlon Corwley--- --- Auctioneer----U Amos Coleman--- --- cpm-an Kenneth Schave Phyllis Schave Elaine Schubring Hugh Harwood Mabel Schultz june Finkel Mary Wagner jerry Petruk ---Cecil Finkel Norman Lawitzke Ewallllllll FINDERS CREEPERS Mr. Nelson-- Mrs. Nelson--- Grandma ----- Claude ----- Wilbur ---- Hercules ---- Cele ste - - - Daphne - - Nina ----- Frankie ----- --- Madeline -------- - --- jason T, Quigley ---- -- Dr, Brown-------- Harry Schuster - Hugh Harwood June Finkel Mabel Schultz Arthur jahn jerry Petruk Cecil Finkel Dorothy Leese Eileen Bruce Elaine Schubring Ann Thrushman Mary Wagner Ken Schave Norman Lawitzke Donald Schult7 Elleen Bruce Last W111 and Testament of The Class of 52 Mary W agne r Kenneth S chave Cecll Finkel jerry Petruk August Teschendorf Norman Lawltzke Phyllls Schave Arthur Jahn Mabel Schultz june Fmkel Ann Thrushman Dorothy Leese Elalne Schubrmg Donald Schultz To lvlr Stall Mr Campbell Mr Rogers Mrs Gudakunst o Mr Henry the Junlor Class the Sophomore Class the Freshman Class Wills her cheerfulness to Shlrley Yerke W11ls h1s good manners to the many people who can use them Wllls hls prlvlleged character r1ghts of being late to Ronald Leonard W1l1s hls old car to anyone who can afford to keep It runnlng Wxlls h1s physlque and ab1l1ty to play basketball to Torn Perdue Wills hls spendmg money to Arnle Brown W1lls her b1g blue eyes to Wllbert Scherret so that he can stay awake In study hall Wllls her quletness to Ornle Emerlck W1lls Wllls Wllls W1lls Wills Wills h1s her her her her her hexght to Bob Pease good d1spos1t1on to Melvln Schlll lntelhgence to some of the jumors ablllty to speak for herself to Joann Krueger cheerleadmg pos1t1on to Boots Schave ablllty to take three subjects to anyone who can get away wlth It Wills h1s ability to study to Kexth Kautz We wlll a sound detector so that he can hear what s gomg on ln every room We w1ll a rlch wldow in Port Hope Instead of ln Peck We w1ll a pair of taps so he can teach the seventh and eighth graders to tap dance next year We will a good glrls basketball team We w1ll a boys basketball team whlch wlll wln some games We wlll our pop sellmg Idea so they can make more money at games We w1ll our ability to put on good plays We w1ll our ablllty to make money I I Hugh Harwood -------------- Wills his Don't Care attitude to Marlene Eggert. 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Junior Iugheads Ax-me Brown BOUNCE Schnve Keith Kautz Dick Meske Don Frnedland Glona Koglxn Kenneth Wexss Cheryl D0y1e Dlck Schhwhtel' YVO 1112 Rink Fred Muter Phce Cadotte Bob Pease janet Lee Ruppel I umor Class Hlstory Class election of officers was held early in the year so that we might get an early start mto the many projects we wanted to tackle this year Robert Pease was elected President Richard Meske Vice President Yvonne Rink, Secretary andjanet Ruppel, Treasurer Mr Louls Stall was appomted our class sponsor Now that we were full fledged jumors one of the fmrst thlngs we dad was to select and order our class rlngs Surprusmg as lt may seem, there are four jumors on the Honor Roll They are as followmg Richard Meske, Robert Pease, Cheryl Doyle and Yvonne Rink One of our class activities is selling popcorn at the basketball and baseball games, 1 though we probably eat more than we sell We also have bread sales once a month We are plannmg to present a play in the sprung In our younger days as Sophomores, we chose our class flower, whlch IS a whnte carnatlon our colors, cherry red and gray and our motto, Eager to learn, ready to do To close our jumor year the annual junior Semor Banquet wlll be held mn May at Port Hope Hotel nn whnch the Semors and faculty members will be guests of honor at a plush ch1cken dmner, all necks Later in the evening, the doors of the Port Hope Pavllron will swung open to the annual-I Hop W . . ,a- Zl The Sophomores-Active and Ambitious 'fait' Qzsn R , ,Xl Bi11BuCh01tz RiCh. Witherspoon Delores Hall Wilbert Scherret Marlene Eggert jim Hall Tom Perdue it ,Y , V so Q fav 5 e W , M. x 1. R 3 W S if Joann Finkel ,ll-U1i01' K0g1iI1 Elaine Schave Don Harbin Doris jahn Ken Steinhurst Marilee Lange Ronald Leonard Shirley Cook Lucille Heilig Marvin Schave Sophomore Class History We, the Sophomore Class of '51-'52, opened the year with nineteen students, having lost one student after the twelfth week, We had our first class meeting for the purpose of electing officers, They are as follows: President, jim Hallg Vice -President, Doris jahng Secretary, Marlene Eggertg Treasurer, Elaine Schave, Our class advisor was Mr. Neil Price, but due to his illness he resigned, and we have the new coach, Mr, George P, Henry, We decided upon our class colors, which are yellow and orchidg our class flower, which is a white carnationp and our motto, Today we follow, tomorrow we lead, A few weeks after school began, we sprang initiation on the Freshmen, who were dressed in varied comical costumes, They were tortured by having to walk through various substances and finally shocked by a hot shot, That night we gave them a dance which was held in the Port Hope Gymnasium, Our next class activity was a Roller Skating Party held at Fea1ko's Roller Skating Rink in Harbor Beach, We have high hopes of having candy sales and various different activities in which to make money for future experiences, The Freshmen-Bewildered But Eager I 2 A Q 'J m 4 f' S X' If ,Y 4 D ,S Kenneth Friedland Wmlbert Leese Marilyn Finkel David Schultz Virginia Schave Gordon Lawizzke Wade Rink Irene Schubl-mg Kenneth Tho 'ns Marjorie Ender Ch rles Lohrman Allene Lawitzke Freshman Class Hzstory We started our Freshman year with fourteen members, but after three weeks two members, Charlotte Scoville and Herbert Leese left A class meeting was called for the purpose of electlng our officers Charles Lohrman Presldent Ken Frledland Vice President, Irene Schubrlng Secretary David Schultz, Treasurer We also chose our class colors which are claret and gray and our class flower, a tea rose Our class sponsor is Mrs Gudakunst Our class dues are thirty five cents a month After several weeks of ha d work we were rudely interrupted by an announcement of initiation but fortunately, we all survived The night of 11 Altldtl0I1 we were given an enjoyable party by the Sophomores ln the gymnasium, where we danced and had refreshments In return we gave them a Roller Skating Party to show our appreciation Freshman Inltzatzon ...milf -ull' I umor H :gh hp Ak Gall Leonard janet Schultz Melvm Schxll 1-nm yi .L-1 'WW Harrmet Rnehardson Nancy McCollum Kenny Dx-op1ewski Shurley Yerke James Fuhrman W9 Y i -an 'EF' wr- Oren Emerlck Joann Krueger Gary VN etss Shelva Welss D1Ck Harbin The Elementary Grades ff 22'-J 5 Qi 'Qwg Lenora Bruce Mary Lee Facer Charles Fmkel Dale Leese jean Sxeman 51 no ug., 3 ,Juni Raymond Emerxck Elmer Leese Suellen Pochert Larry Sxeman Paulme Woolford loretta Emerlck Sharon Fuerst Donna McCollum Karen Peterson Larry Schubrxng v A - Q 'Q It 0 f H - 4 ,ja if U 9 G' It Roger Gerstenschiager 'T' Lvonne Dropxewskx judy Pease Edward Woodke Geraldine Bruce Denms lkows 1 1 l I 4 12 our 3 K 1, I '4-4' N Rxchard Zmger Karen Dropmewsky Clayton Ender Janette Finkel Kenh Pccher! 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N . n ,, 4, 4 , ' V ' ' wi Y. k' Primary Q KDG,, First, Second Grades lwirs, Thompson, Teacher Left side: Bobby Schultz, Carol Schu- bring, David McCollum, Phyllis Pochert, johnny Earnshaw, Diana Lawitzkc, Yvonne Karg, jackie Flmerirk, Susan Let-se, Glen Pease, Doris Perdue,jane limerick, Diana Leese, Gary Stocks, judy 7inger, Right side: Robert Peppel, Deana Leonard, .Arlington Fuerst, Eleanor Karg, Kay Emerick, jim Hunter, Karen Harwood, Gary Harwood, Diane Peterson, Ralph Richardson, Larry Brown, Audry Pochert, Larry Harwood, Mary Ellen McDonald, Sleep-walker 1... fnf' ' '1.Hs-f 'T ? , Challengers Day After The Nite Before Girls' Glee Club z 1 , i 4 W- uv if e L5 1 . 1 W 7 .4 I pf BACK ROW: Marilee Lange, Mabel Schultr, Dorothy Leese, CherylDoy1e, Marilyn Finkel, Doris jahn, and Joann Finkel, SECOND ROW: Gloria Koglin, Alice Cadotie, Marjorie Ender, I-Tlaine Schave, Irene Schubring, Yvonne Rink, june Finkel, and Phyllis Schave, FRONT ROW: Harriet Richardson, janet Ruppel, Virginia Schave, Beatrice Sc-have, Nanci McCollum, Gail Leonard, and Elaine Schubring, Christmas Programme l't1 if wig I' Varszty Basketball Squad BACK ROW anager Kenneth Droplewskm Arthur ahn Dick Meske August Teschendor FR Hugh Harwood and coach Henry ONT ROW Chard bchlucter Arnold Brown Norman Lawltzke and Marvm Schave lr Varszty Basketball Squad BACK ROW: Manager Kenneth Dropiewski, Ronald Leonard, Keith Kautz, Richard Witherspoon junior Koglin, and Donald Friedland, FRONT ROW: Gordon Lawitzke, Kenneth Steinhurst, jim Hall, Bill Bucholtz, and Kenneth Friedland, G1rls Basketball Champlons BACK ROW Elleen Bruce Mabel Schultz Dorothy Leese Dorxs jahn Shirley Cook Marilyn Fxnkel, Beatrice Schave and Marjorie Ender flllene Lawltzke Elame Schave Yvonne Rmk june Fmkel and Joann Flnkel Cheerleaders Mary Wagner Joann Fmkel and Mn x1y'n Finkel , . FRONT ROW: Marilee Lange, janet Ruppel, Phyllis Schave, Gloria Koglin, Mary Wagner, Champs ot 1952 By Mr s Doyle The trtp to Owendale was o k for us We won our ftrst game after qulte a b1t of fuss But as the old saymg goes the team that wms 1s best From that day on we began playmg wxth zest Ubly was next From them a good game we d1d take But their glrls were mce they served us ice cream and cake Our trlp to Ruth on a brxght sunny day to vmslt St Peter and Paul s a close game we d1d play Our coach was bushed and the team tuckered out We won that one too after qu te a strenuous bout Down In the Port Hope showers you could hear the cry and scream We won No fooling Ruth has a good team We were hostess Klnde our neighboring town We took that game too wlth not so much as a frown They v1s1ted our falr vlllage, so near the lake, and we were nice to them too We served them 1ce cream and cake So we close a successful year of basketball wlth a cheer Our school colors are blue and whlte whlch stands for purity and light But let s change It to white and blue We re all proud of you champtonshlp wmners of 1952 Dorns lean lanky and sl1m Feed her the ball and she ll flnd the r1m Marnlee When ln the game she flghts for her team But a good sport on the bench she glves with lots of scream Glorxa She guards them standmg up or lying down She glves her opponent not so much as a frown lune She gives them that smile and sho. s not very tall But brother she ll guard that old basketball xrley She s up on her feet and down on the floor Wrth everyone yellmg Score Score Score Yvonne She s a scream We hope next year coach buys boxmg gloves for the team Allene The smallest of them all but glve her tlme She ll do something wlth that basketball Marjorte She s a llttle Freshman who came to us thls year She ll do all rlght ln basketball never fear Elleen So calm and qulet But when she starts maklng baskets, what happens why a RIOT oan So cool and collected When she fouls she s not affected Mabel Plays the game for all there IS ln 1t For she knows she might be yanked out any nunutf But if on the floor or bench she s1ts for awhlle she s a good sport and gives w1th a smlle Cheryl She runs errands, keeps score and hears every one scream She does all of the odd Jobs for her basketball team When they have won and all let out a stgh, Cheryl slts down and has a good cry Coach Gudakunst She frowns she smiles she pulls her ha1r as she cautlons her glrls to always play falr She heaves, she sighs and lets out a groan, and listens to the glrls as thexr mistakes they bemoan Wall the gurls Oh Coach How w1ll we ever ruse to fame? Says she, Now gurls xt s only a basketball game But when there are only a few mmutes of pla we fear we w1ll surely lose today The girls guard and they pass and finally sunk a beauty for no one else but good old coach GUDIE Boots She loves to play but says to coach when the game IS t1ght I m scared I don t want to play ball tonlght Elame She s a Sophomore as all of you can see Whether playmg ball or dolng work happy she wxll always be orothy She pivots here and scampers there, nd pxcks the ball right out of the a1r She trucks them and fools them and runs down the floor and helps make her team happy bv raxsxng the score ylhs She may be kmd of short, but makmg her free shots makes the opposmg team snort janet She s 1n there fnghtmg for her team mates to wm If they lose she hates It lxke sm arllyn A very qulet and easy gomg girl but she msn t afraxd to give that old basketball a whirl ary She s tall and on her feet very qulck Playlng basketball she knows almost any old trlck She Jumps center, she guards and moves l1ke a streak Under her guardlng the forwards are really meek . . . 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Umlw P rev CARS TRUCKS BUYING AND PAIN TING KINDE MIC COIVIPLIMENTS O1- HIG AN The State Bank OF PORT HOPE f1xNSUR4 S Q A15 f, Y W GENERAL BANKING MB MEMBER OF T FEDERAL DEPOSIT I HE NSURANCE COP PO f Tx f X 8,1 UQ. 1 Q9f,lI0,0O0XfQ l-If 'xyhuxnuuu jg ,rusuuua :O , INA :oeuou 'ff Vex if 9' 1 l NATION Binder s Pharmacy F X Binder F .T Binder B C Complete Line Of Veterinary Remedles Injectables Etc Try The Drug Store First Phone 34 Kinde Michigan Compliments Of The Kmcle State Bank Compliments Of A FRIEND - I . . ' - . . ' , . S . Registered Prescription Pharmacists C omphm ents Meagher Farm Service IHC Farm Equlpment Trucxs Hudson Cars Sales And SBTVICQ Used Car'-3 Klnde Phone 13 Nhchxgan f ompl 1mentS C i Port Hope implement Shop Z TOPPIN KIND HAZEL It Was A Pleasure N Qcbmerv C, f Servmg You Your 5611001 Ubofograuher VS X I - I II.. . , I 1 If V-,?lT.C'1 5j,',,Ie'm'1S . - Q. 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