Powhatan High School - Indianola Yearbook (Powhatan Point, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1957 volume:

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SHANNON . 7: vt- E . i 'kfsaaggxka ,Qld u QYQ sQ4 ,I-f, .- .AM , ,, ggjg-. r L zfif' - . ij-2 X. J ... .4-Q. N , ' ..-:...,,,, ...M HUGH MUSSELWHITE Clerk, HENRY STANLEY 41 QR 1 F an MR. F. LEVERNE AULT Superintendent ft'-FWV sf 22 fix, t ' f'-ri , f , 'f We 1' xy' ,-'AQ ,, A fig- f ,Q K f ' ' :-.sfsvgc .sa i n3,f X- f Q . .4 ,k7,W64,i,Tsi4 , 3' 51' Z - , wma! Y ', ' ' ' rf? ' its WMF fm., 4 1 5. f Q MR. WILLIAM ANTONIK MR. JAMES BITTENGLE Geo raphy, Science, Math, Assistant Basket Reading, Business Training, Band Director. 8 ball Coach. is A nn? MR. HM CAMPBELL MR. ROY CLOUSTON Bus1r1essAritlm1et1c, General Math, Basket- History ball Coach. ROBERT FAHEY MR MAURICE FARRELL Engllsh Publlg Speakmg H1 YAdv1sor Mathgmaucs Chemxstry Drxvers 1ra1nlng Play Dlrector W, E As' MRS, WILDA KOCHER MR, JOHN MEYER Eighth Gradc, Iunior Y-Tccns Advisor. General Science, Biology. i- x P ' VZ.- Qgf:?fi1'54.'4 1. MR. CLARK W. NICHOLS MR CLARENCE PARKER Industrial Arts, Advisor Industrial Arts Club, History, Geography, Health Education, Foot ball Coach VTR Miss FANCY MAE REYNQLDS MR. ROBERT C- ROSS Home Economics Spanish, English, Play Director, Spanish Club Advisor my F MR. HENRY STANLEY Commercial Subjects, School Paper Advisor, Annual Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor 1,5 I 'divflih In ' ww 'Q u4. 1. x v . .. 'J .. P +- , ,M - La. .v. , K . gg wi, Q 1 ': 4 c M A Q1 f,-,., '51 3 4 Jw X' Q. at n V 4 hV,' I A x ' .wi ' 5 ..f , 4 .sr ..-N ...af .1 'ww f J n f bf Rf Q' , Q9 4 Si , , A. ' .44 ia 439' A . ,Z 4,1 4 Jr 5 A.,. asf 4' x A., ' f Avi , 3 . .Q M. 41 ,, ,,vJ'g .f . ,.,,,1,r -1 nr an iw? JA MES ALLEN fGeneralj Ambition: Enlist for Uncle Sam . . . Ulay though he is usually late, has always kept our homeroom alive with laughter. Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,35 Basketball lg Hi-Y, Legion Essay 3, Lettermen's Club 3. 1 K GLADYS BAKER fGenera1j Ambition: Nurse . . . Gladys is the happy and carefree type, but she can always settle down to hard work when the occasion de- mands. Legion Essay 1, 2, 3. NELSON BAKER QGeneralj Ambition: To be a movie star . . . Nelson, one of the larger boys of our class, speaks the least. Legion Essay 1, 2,3g Dramatics 3, Homecoming Escort 4, Class Reporter 2, Industrial Arts Club 2,3. ELSIE BELLVILLE fGeneralj Ambition: Secretary . . . Often seen, but seldom heard, as modest as a mocking bird. ARLENE BIGLER QAcademicJ Ambition: Teach Indians . . . Arlene is very ambitious and will go far in life. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,43 Y-Teens 2, 3,4g Honor Society 3,45 Prince of Peace 3,43 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Homecoming Attendant 3,4: Tournaments 1, 2, Dramatics 35 Girls' State Del egate 3g Sea Scout Queen 3: Conservation Essay Winner 1: Legion Essay Winner 23 Class Officer 2, 33 Annual Staff 4. JOE BOKULICH fGeneralj Ambition: Get married . . . Satch don't take life too ser- ious because you'll never get out alive. Football 2, 3,4g Dramatics 3, Letterman's Club 3: I-li-Y 2,43 Class Officer 3,4g Manager 2, 3: Industrial Arts Club 23 Track 15 Legion Essay 2, 3. MARGARET BRICE fCommercialJ Ambition: Private Secretary . . . Bird can be described in five words FOOT LOOSE AND FANCY FREE. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4g Class Officer 2g Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Touma- ments 1, 23 Librarian 1, 2, 3,4g Blue and Gold Staff 4g Legion Essay 1, 2, 3. VELMA BROWN Klommercialj Ambition: Nurse . . . Velma is quiet and is helpful to all. Band 1, 2: Y-Teens 4: American Legion Essay 1, 2, 33 Blue and Gold Staff 4. RUTH ANN BRYAN QAcademicy Ambition: Nurse . . . Always eager to work. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Blue and Gold Staff 4 Librarian 1, 2, 3,43 Legion Essay 1, 2, 3: Dramatics 3. Ambition: Get married . . . Dan is loyal, witty, and full of fung he's a friend of every- one. Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1, 2,3,4, Dramatics 3, Legion Essay 1, 2 3, Class Officer 1,2,4g Hi-Y lg Spanish Club 1, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Annual Staff 4 Lettermen's Club 3, Tournament Coach I 2,3. CLEMENT CARETTI fGenera1y Ambition: To push Elvis Presley out of the spotlight . . . Buck is quick tempered and may sputter at times, but he is frank and openhearted and his many friends enjoy his lively ways. Basketball Manager 3,4, Industrial Arts Club 2,35 Track 1, Blue and Gold Staff 4g Annual Staff 4g Legion Essay 1,2, 3. DANIEL COOK fAcademicy DENZEL CORRICK fGeneraly Ambition: Mechanic . . . Den is the quiet one of the class Class Tournaments 1, 2,3,4g Legion Essay 1,2g Projectionist 1,2,3,4g Industrial Arts Club 2,3. ROBERT DRENNAN fGeneral Anibitiong Mechanic. . . Bobb type when it comes to girls. J y is the get away quick Industrial Arts Club 2,85 Legion Essay 2,3, MARGARET GOUDY fC0mmercialj Ambitiong Private Secretary . . . Marg another one of our cheerleaders. She has a vivid personality and the ability to get along with everyone. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 1, 2, Cheerleader 3,45 Legion Essay 1, 2,3g Blue and Gold Staff 4g Librarian 1, 2,3,4g Tournaments 1, 2,3. is DALE GRAHAM QCommercialj Ambition: Commercial Artist . . . Dale we always hear much, but his drawing you've never seen such. Band 1, 2,3,4g Band Club 3,4g Blue and Gold Staff 4, Dra- matics 3, Essay Winner 2, Hi-Y 4. JANET GREEN CCommercialj Ambition: Go to college . . . Janet is known as the Wizard of Senior Science. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1,4: Class Of- ficer 3: Class Tournaments 1, 3: Orchestra 1, 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Attendant 1: Librarian 1, 2, 3: Legion Essay 1, 2, 3: Legion Essay Winner 3: Conservation Essay 3: Prince of Peace Winner 1: Annual Staff 4: Blue and Gold Staff 4: Honor Society 3,4: Dramatics 3,4: Y-Teen Conference 3. PATRICIA GROVER fGeneralj Ambition: Beautician . . . Pat is full of life and lively fun. Chorus 1, 2, 3,4: Librarian 2, 3: Band 1: Legion Essay 1,2,3. ARLEAN HOLYOAK QCommercialj Ambition: Get a job and get married . . . Punkin is a girl who is noted for her friendly smile, and will probably go through life happily. Spanish Club 1, 2: Band 1, 2: Orchestra 1: Girls' Band 1: Legion Essay 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY HOWARD Qflommercialj Ambrtiong Beautician . . . Dot --the remedies of love she knew by name, for she was worldly in that old game. Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Chorus 2,f3,4g Band 3,43 Scholarship Team lg Reserve Cheerleader 1,25 Blue and Gold Staff4g Annual Staff4g Class Tournaments 1,2,3g Dramatics 3g Librarian 2,3g Legion Essay 1,2,3g Band Club 3,4. FRANK JACKSON QAcademicJ Ambition: Engineer . . . Butch carries his troubles in his pocket with a hole in it. Spanish Club 1, 2,3,4g Annual Staff4g Homecoming Escort 43 Hi-Y 45 Boys' State Alternate 3g Honor Society 4g Scholarship Team 2, 3. SARA JACKSON fCommercia1J Ambition: Singer . . . Sara is a girl who carries a friendly smile wherever she goes. Band lg Tournaments 2,3g Chorus 3,4g Y-Teens 43 Blue and Gold Staff 45 Legion Essay 1,2, 3. Z- 1 f . -.4 su NADA KOCHER fCommercialj Ambition: Private Secretary . . . Nada is always laughing and gay. Let's hope she never changes her ways. Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Librarian 1,2,3g Tourna- ments l,2,3g Legion Essay 1, 2,35 Blue and Gold Staff4. CHARLES KOSTECKA QGeneralj Ambition: Goto service . . . We will all miss poor old Charlie around PHS. FOotbal1 1,2,3,4g Basketball 23 Hi-Y 3,4g Spanish Club lg Legion Essay 1, 2, 3. ANNE KOWALSKI fCommercialp Ambition: Singer . . . Anne is friendly to all, hostile to none always jolly and full of fun. Band 1,2,3,4g Band Club 3,4g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Honor Society 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4. JOHN KREMPASKY QGeneralj Ambition: Coach . . . Packy will always be remembered for the sports he played at PHS. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1: Industrial Arts Club 3: Co-Captain Football Team 4: Class Tournaments 1: Track: Legion Essay 2, 3: Letterman's Club 3. IEROLD MASSIE fAcademicj Ambition: Jet Mechanic . . . Jerry has the ability to talk himself into and out of any situa- tion which should prove a great asset. Football 1, 2, 3,4: Baseball 2, 3,43 Band 3,4: Bas- ketball 1, 2: Class Officer 1, 2: Tournaments 3: Industrial Arts Club 2, 3,45 Legion Essay 1,2, 3: Spanish Club 1, 3: Letterman's Club 3: Projection- ist 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN NOZICA fGeneralj Ambition: To get married . . . 'Mule' is an ideal athlete. He has many ways of doing things to help people for which he will be rewarded some day. Football 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2: Co-Captain 4: Dramatics 3: Indusnial Arts Club 3: Class Tournaments 1, 2, 3,45 Legion Essay 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Letterman's Club 2, 3. NEVA PALMER CCommercialj Ambition: Private Secretary . . . Neva will always be re- membered for her cheering. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4g Y-Teens 2, 3,4g Blue and Gold Staff 4: Librarian 1, 2, 3,4p Legion Essay 1, 2, 3g Class Tournaments 1, 2, 3. RAYMOND PENYAK QGeneraly Ambition: Used car dealer . . . Nose is a boy who would make a good assistant to Mr. Meyer in the Bug World. Football 1, 2, 3g Basketball 1, 2g Manager 43 Le- gion Essay 2, 3: Class Tournaments 1, 2, 3,43 Class Officer 3g Industrial Arts Club 2, 33 Letter- man's Club 3g Track 1. RONALD PERSINGER fGeneralj Ambition: To get married . . . Ronnie's motto is love and leave girls. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4: Industrial Arts Club 2, 3g Class Tournaments 3,4g Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4: Legion Essay 1, 2g Homecoming Escort 4. JULIA PETERS CGeneralj Ambition: Professional Majorette . . . Jap's future is planned, third finger, left hand. Librarian 1, 2, 3,4: Class Tournaments 1: Band 1, 2, 3,43 Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 4: Band Club 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2: Blue and Gold Staff 4: Legion Essay 2, 3. MARIORIE SAFFELL QCommercialj Ambition: Private Secretary . . . Margie never hurries and takes life easy. She is a nice and friendly classmate. .- Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Legion Essay is 1, 2, 3: Dramatics 3: Librarian 1, 2,3,4: Blue and Gold Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Tournaments 2. IULIE SHULTZ QCommercialj Ambition: Private Secretary . . . Jule says little and does much, meets everyone with a smile. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Dramatics 3: Class Toumaments 2, 3: Legion Essay 2, 3: Blue and Gold Staff 4. 7' 'UN M., JOHN STEWART fGeneralj Ambition: Jet Mechanic . . . Johnny has a dry humor that wins him many friends. We know his willingness to help will serve him well. Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,25 Dramatics 3,4g Hi-Y 13 Indus- trial Arts Club 2,3,4g Legion Essay 1, 2,3. ROBERT TOGLIATTI fAcaclemicJ Ambition: Engineer . . . How will the lab go on without Tog? Honor Society 3,45 Class Officer 1,45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4g Boys' State Delegate 35 Blue and Gold Staff 4g Annual Staff 4: Class Play 33 Class Toumaments 1,35 Spanish Club 25 Scholarship Teamg Legion Essay 2,3g Track 1,2,3g Lettermen's Club. JOYCE TOLZDA CCommercialJ Ambition: Missionary . . . Joyce is a very co-operative indi- vidual. Always willing to do the right thing is her motto. Dramatics 3,4g Y-Teens 4g Legion Essay 1, 2,3g Librarian 2,3. FRANCES TOMLINSON QGeneralp Ambitiong Professional Skater . . . Diddy bums the mid- night oil5 but not always for study. Y-Teens 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Librarian l,2,3,45 Class Tournaments 2,3,45 Legion Essay 2,3. RONALD TOMLINSON fGeneral3 Ambition: Car Mechanic . . . Stud feels that if girls interfere with your work just quit. Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,3,45 Hi -Y 2,35 Dramatics 35 Industrial Arts Club 3,43 Class Officer 45 Legion Essay Winner 25 Class Tournaments 1, 2,35 Track 2. RICHARD TURNER fGeneralj Ambition: To be a millionaire . . . Speedy will be re- membered for his great part in athletics. Football 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Legion Essay 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 15 Blue and Gold Staff 45 Track 15 Class Toumaments 2,35 Hi-Y 1g Lettermen's Club 3. X ANTIONETTE VOLECK fGeneralJ Ambition5 To be a housewife . . . Toni has a swell dispo- sition and can be counted on to help with everything. Her artistic talents have helped us with a lot of problems. Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Tournaments 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Blue and Gold Staff 3,45 Homecoming Queen 45 Annual Staff 45 Librarian l,2,3,45 Legion Essay l,2,35 Y-Teen Officer 3,45 Dramatics 45 Class Reporter lg Conservation Essay 1. NANCY WATSON QAcademicy Ambition5 To succeed in whatever field she chooses . . . Dynamite comes in a small package-- Mamie's fuse has been lit more than once. Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Toumaments 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Dramatics 35 Homecoming Attendant 2,35 Band Club 3,45 Blue and Gold Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Girls' State Altemate 35 Librarian 45 Orchestra 15 Reserve Cheerleader 35 Legion Essay 2,3. ELIZABETH WILEY fAcademicj Ambition: Biology Teacher . . . Liz plans to travel high in the world of success. She will always be remembered for her friendliness. Band 1,2,3,45 Band Club 3,45 Y-Teens 1, 2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Blue and Gold Staff 45 Legion Essay 2,35 Conservation Essay 15 Scholarship Team 25 Honor Society 3,45 Girls' State Altemate 35 Y-Teen Conference 3. af? JOHN WILLIAMS Ambition John wants to advance 1n Industrial Arts . . . His motto 1S Never let study interfere with your education. 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' . . 5 A ' ' Y f ' rr A ' A ,W ' I V, U g U Hg , - X 5 51, X ' ' ll .am ,, . - ' GA, 'M ' . ' ' A' V, L' R V ' . . ' V I , 'WK 'l 1 t V h l . . it .- 4? I I 4 Q I B X .A.X'g:.Qv:f1gf . QA K Q ' A 4 - L.. s. L- , ' ' ' ' :P 'Q , ' own I 7 . V ' , ' 1 i , ' - I wir, I ... .TS No vailable , -5 J 1 TN 4 Xb . , 5 L. 1, it wg s f ' r - E' . 9 , ,, L , ' ' 4-5 I 9 x ' , 'L Q X I 5 V9 - x 'KJ ft , ' B L ,r x X ,f X X sg' fn, 04 'Me 7 - Sufi r 'Qs First row: Dan Cook, Robert Togliatti, John Nozica, Clem Caretti, Frank Jackson. Second row: Nancy Watson, Dorothy Howard, Janet Green, Antionette Voleck, Marjorie Saffell, Elizabeth Wiley, Arlene Bigler. HENRY STANLEY ROBERT TOGLIATTI Advisor Editor -in -chief , - nf 4' B 3393? fc 3. ..Q4 .a a ,eaaubd First row: B. Hartman, S. Kuzio, B. West, H. Dunlap, J. Rydosh, J. Ramser, P. Calvin, L. Gallaher, G. Brown, G. Bulich. Second row: E. Wiley, J. Green, A. Bigler, S. Burian, N. Watson, V. Farrell, N. Krock, S. Bokul- ich, D. Buff. Third row: S. Sauers, B. West, J. Volpe, B. Sweetnich, W. Scatterday, M. Antonik, J. Sullivan, T. Nozica, J. Susac. Fourth row: F. Jackson, N. Miller, L. Isaly, D. Cook, M. Vucelich, I. Ferry, S. Zugaro, J. Saner, A. Susac. Fifth row: J. Yingling, T. Hartman, F. Binni, Mr. Ross. ' Wann S ' Robert Togliatti, Arlene Bigler, Elizabeth Wiley, Frank Jackson, Janet Green, Anne Kowalski, Mr. Henry Stanley 14? fn 93 .4'W First row: Janet Volpe, Beverly Hartman, Hope Dunlap, Judy Rydosh, Dorothy Howard. Second row: Elizabeth Wiley, Nancy Watson, Saundra Kuzio, Antionette Voleck, Joyce Newhart, Sara Seaman, Valerie Farrell, Mar- garet Goudy. Third row: Nancy Krock, Sara Sauers, Vicci Stottlemyer, Barbara Kaldor, Lorene Krempasky, Joyce Boger, Mr. Fahey. Qiiiiiiill K. tiger? pw: . o First row: Jack Sullivan, Melvin Bigler, William Algeo, Denzel Corrick, Jerry Massie. Second row: Mr. Nichols, Lee Lockhart, Ronald Tomlinson, John Stewart, Robert Rife. Third row: Donald Pavich, John Williams, Lawrence Van Dyne, Anthony Voleck. KY' A Q s 1- ' an M .-N-lu mn '31 -52551 if fi' as ,. -we as - JT s is' Hu-xxx -1 u my Ee-fix NB -3:33, .-wid! ' ' 'WF' .T-Vik! z i s-wg, -5' U' ff U Yi uns ns we Q., mia W ' Q .f,.,, af 'X ,eww ,, V- an I ' X rr- .sa rm I I vu Km l 4 i it Q' ali W Wfslkaiif asa, .w -- ws-1 egg HMM! 'Q ii ISK ,.,.. , :mm ' -4 Q, s 8 GWR? Q ist 5.01 lbixrdl vii evzchfz-eead First row: S. kelly, B. Bulich, I. Green, B. Green, M. Saffell, S. Andes, B. Molnar, E. Horvath, S. Wiser, I. Rydosh, M. Brice, D. lloward, J. Ramser, M. Barton. Second row: S. Kuzio, V. Farrell, B. l-ialdor, L. Krem- pasky, M. Yianelli, E. Rush, D. Tomlinson, L. Townson, B. Saffle, A. Voleck, J. Peters. Third row: J. Tolzda, N. krock, R. Bryan, 1. Shultz, J. Boger, M. Goudy, J. Buterbaugh. Fourth row: R. Barko, E. Wiley, B. Hartman, li. Dunlap, A. Bigler, N. Rocher, N. Palmer, A. Graham, L. Hudson, F. Gallaher. Fifth row: N. Watson, A. Spencer, S. Drcnnan, C. l-iriechbaum, ls. Rover, I. Brooks, Fl. Burkhart, V. Brown. Sixth row: I. Volpe, S. Saucrs, C. Schaffer, N. Miller, J. Fulton, S. Jennewein, M. Densmore, J. l-leightland, L. Jackson. Seventh row: P. Richardson, M. West, S. Jackson, B. Sweetnich, I. Fellabaum, Mrs. Bigler. - . , sr., - 111'- 'r 4 ' . I U L v A ,H L I 2. ' nl Farm rev: N. Tazticls, S. Gleason, E. M-:Dan1cls, F. McConaughey, L. Olmstead, L. Dickson, E. lsuzita, M. Gixsgsw, F. Srsttleztycr. Second row: H. Heightland, D. Calvin, B. Glass, S. Aniann, 5. Rataiczak, C. Marsh, S. 'Cs'fath:':ss:. Third row: N. Xlanscysc, C. Palmer, F. Ducci, A. Davis, l. Moscgm, 0, 511115, R, 5,-55' L, Xen'-xt, S. ,tug-. T .rzirswn D. Alth, M. Minor, E. Brooks, D. Biglcr, Y, khatson, Q. Remix, L. Call, Mrs. Arches. . J, A . 4.1 F W ww... .nn -1 ,fr ,..w .wav nv' xv- W' .agar 1 .I . rm ,. 490: ' Qi vw 'fl ' H M I NV' ' ,un 31 H., 11 'U . .4 2 AML l,,. 3-.. 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Q W' 3512 ' M wa- 1 Q .-,sf 5.2 ' 'DB P 1 wail Rv r. 'uw ,.,.,.,, vs, .A .pI ggi. ' IN l an if nm Q, . 1 ! if -uni' U .xenon ' 4 .4 . C. Eddy, J. Massie, L. Brown, C. .l man Wa- Lucas, K. Saffle, C. Price, I. Bokulich, I. Knight, R.-1 II -i QT Qli f li' In ui Iii thi iQ CH M li' QQ- IIQQI Ijl il- HI -I H1 -1 'CHI an -- 2- Q S1 ii lil .1---' R. Persinger, D. Cook D. Pavich, M. Brown, A. Voleck, C. Kostecka, J. Sullivan, F. Jackson, D. Fuchs, R. Zemelka, D. Graham Mr. Fahey. v ff r ' ' I - f fi' ' ' -lirf 4 'F 2 I 3 ,ggi , V , I. '75 1 -9. -. ,A ',' -. . 2.546 , I, , .' ,Q-f-, 'L - 'P 1 5 . vii '4 I 'V K is fs sig' 3' 2 ii k Q . Ii ' 6 , 4 5, 4: 1 K ' ' ' f ' M. l Q' 'Sim' 'iff 41 , ,, N' u f '.x 1 4 . . ' ' 'Qi' 4- ' .1 S h Q -Q? uf W QQ L-Q-iD v',,, i f V 8 ,. Vx its 9 'A .g-9 5 cfs? .ti tiff' -', T. f H 1 - fi if -f 3-'S E ' 4 ,f 1 F x v 1 - x S -.5 of g my ,, . 1 Q 5 kv J? A 1 ' ' V531 2 w A Ji' ' r x S F lf 2 S ' IL First row: C. VanDyne, C. Palmer, R. Rohn, O. Smith, D. Kenney, P. McConaughey, B. Kuzma, L. Dickson, V. Watson, E. Brooks, Sh. Armann, L. Olmstead. Second row: B. Gleason, A. Jones, D. Ault, H. Bennington, B. Rataiczak, M. Glasgow, L. Call, L. McNear, S. Weatherson, C. Marsh. Third row: Nikki Daniels, C. Price P. Washington, D. Calvin, K. Cook, D. Bigler, C. Tolzda, I. Corrick. Fourth row: H. Heightland, N. Jeffers, P. Ratcliff, D. Stewart, M. Minor, P. Ducci, A. Davis, I. Mosconi, C. Fielding, L. Newhart, B. Stump. Fifth row: B. Davidson, G. Lehman, D. Goudy, T. Call, G. Moore. Sixth row: S. Donley, C. Kemik, D. Palmer. Seventh row: Mr. Meyer, P. Kenney, S. Neff, I. Krempasky, G. Michael, J. Farrell, B. Jackson, T. Stewart, R. McNear, P. Stottlemyer. S 2 'ffi l . I --I WEE I - .ws ,. . 1' ' 1 9 J '- - T fffi' 'W 54. . ,-w -'CS' S ' f. , F232 1, A ' I F2 1 ff y JQ- ' 1134 First row: I. Baker, W. Cordery, C. Brown, E. Brown, I. Bartimus, J. Williams, R. Brooks, B. Mosconi, M. Len- art, B. Algeo. Second row: M. Fielding, H. Price, M. Bigler, I. Bokulich, L. Lockhart, C. Armann, B. Mullet, C. Eddy. Third row: M. Brown, K. Ramsey, R. Hendershot, W. Kinney, R. Rife, R. Tomlinson, J. Stewart, L. Brown, Mr. Nichols. , -1-if' UIQ - rm 0 ' Qs: QV' nn: Wy f 2: di Qfame ' it X QS ? Vwdfwwal ffm Depwatmewz' ffm-C SecZ!chn2 -K' 'W 52 'Q al , 2, , ' 'ftlg-'turf - ,.,'?i' , N sw, swf A . - w . -' , ---x'v',,1g14 ' x ' .ffY'fmg,. F. s . QA ' x I' 0 . y , ' 1 H.. , : iw- X . G7 r- pg, nw rf 41, 4' W nun: 1 .xk, 1 . xx I, ..a 'HJ' .s.,9q: 4 -. M-1. ,,.,,,.-... M- ll - , , 1 -i .,, gm 4 wg-f -,Q ga 1 ' +-, ,ff .. f' ' . ., Q z L- . A H, E . pai wggffg'-'Qt' 'Hw y ' b N, V' i A . , . be ' 4 .J'w-. .rr at kg -.. r' , X .1 ' r l -er-'fi- '9 'l .ff , .5 ' I. f - Q .TC 4, ' . N .' ' - rv 6 f , 5 ' 9 4.2- Q . wear.. ig rf , , - 'IE' fag ' ff .wx Amie, . - 4 4-I A : .-,.L 1.-, f' ..f V-shi' 'A 3 -. x.1.A f - ' '. .o F964 5 milfffn' 3 .i 4 4 . GW , 'N I , 1 M :- Q '11, , Vg .72 if x -'- 'I' elf' 0 Y 1 ii Director MR. 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Fourth row: Nelson Baker, Jerry Massie, Robert Fahey, Director. ,I-f 4 Nancy Watson, Vicci Stottlemyer, Joyce Boger. i mY' Aifl Seniors as Sixth Graders be is JA . sfq 49 v 'K s 1 5 ' C 4. - P Z., J Seniors as Eighth Graders - fikikfi i -1 ' 3359551 wfiwww a K 31 ummm 4 ., 'ml Q mums JS , 3 ' 8 M , . 9 Q. . rf' ,SB sl- ...-at i. Seniors as Seniors 49 ,W Une. if W4 .e SXQLOCY 2- 1 'DF an 4 J HX f0RY LSR 1 Rug ptember October November December January February March Aprrl May I Qi. ll in 511.99 School Resumes Frrst Assembly County Ieachers Meetrnb Athletlc Dance Class Electrons Homecomrng Elecuon End of Frrst Srx Weeks llomecomrngw C ame and Dance Lastern Ohro Teachers Meetlng Spanrsh Club Dance V1s1tat1on Nrght Freshman Dance Junror Play Industrral Arts Club Dance Thanksgrvrng Recess End of Second Srx Weeks Football Banquet Rlng Selecuon Uunrorj Y Teen Recogmtron Servrce Chrrstmas Recess Sophomore Dance School Resumes Exams End of Thrrd S1x Weeks Senror Scholarshrp Test Pard Assembly Band Dance Pard Assembly School Holrday End of Fourth Srx Weeks School Formal Spanrsh Club Dance Y Teen Talent Show Y Teen Formal Pa1d Assembly End of Frfth Sur Weeks Easter Recess Senror Class Play Jumor Semor Prom Fmal Exams - - - Baccalaureate -- ---- -----------Commencement -- - ---- --- ---- SChOOlH011d3y - - School Drsmrssed -X MKJ ww 3 H 1 ' s mm JUCLCWU 0 , 3-wig LLB I p. f. Y I ' In fin L95 enchfz p In 1967, ten years after graduation, I returned to Powhatan. Purpose: To look up the class of 1957, to see how they have fared. First stop JOE BOKULICH'S Blacksmith Shop, where we met his wife, former FRANCES Diddy TOMLINSON. The shop really does mechanic work on high speed hot rods, like that belonging to JERRY Mert MASSIE - Yes, Mert is still at itl It was too bad I didn't arrive before BOB The Mad Chemist TOGLIATTI blew up the City Building - poor JAMES Ulay ALLEN was cleaning up the top of the flag pole at the time - he was last seen by ARLEAN HOLYOAK HOWARD as he passed her Martin X-1 high over Indian Knob, now owned by FRANK JACKSON. While near the school, I went over for a visit where I met the Superintendent JOHN Mule NOZICA since he was able to obtain his educa- tion on a football scholarship Hrs secretary is ELSIE BELLVILLE Down the hall we came upon the new modern cafeteria built by JOHN STEWART and under the management of DALE E GRAHAM DENZEL CORRICK was his chief cook While crossing the street to the post office we met the new postmaster RAYMOND PENYAK still reading the mail In front of the post office traffic was tied up by a car belonging to CHARLES KOSTECKA now the mail carrier As we strolled on up Park Avenue we saw DOROTHY HOWARD S Beauty Shop which specializes in mud packs and bleached hair Across the street is Tom Putsock s Fashion Center owned by the former ANTIONETTE VOLECK Antronette has be come quite an artistic clothes designer JULIA PETERS Rush her head saleslady sells them Her models are RUTH ANN BRYAN and ANNE KOWALSKI Julia told us that NELSON BAKER has earned his forttme and rs now owner of First National Hrs secretary is that famous shorthand student MARGARET GOUDY who took instructions from Mr Stanley who 18 now the owner of a Motion Picture Studio which now stars that sensational CLEMENT Elvis CARETTI Now that Clem has decided to stay in the spotlight Elvis has re enlisted under the command of that great officer RICHARD Speed TURNER and also the famous around the world flier JOHN Packy KREMPASKY While eating lunch at VELMA BROWN'S Food Emporium whose head waitress is GLADYS BAKER I met JOYCE TOLZDA and ARLENE BIGLER Arlene is now ateacher on an Indian Reservation Joyce informed me that RONNIE PERSINGER had flown to the moon and missed so the nurse from a nearby hospital NANCY WATSON went to his rescue Her trip was not a success but she did find some valuable gum that really cracked After talking to Nancy she told me that SARA JACKSON was now the dentist and ELIZABETH WILEY had started a home for Y Teens After having a coke at NADA KOCHER S Sweet Shop I walked past the River Rats Club operated by DANNY Napoleon COOK His bouncer was RONNIE TOMLINSON Ronnie s last victim was BOBBY DRENNAN who was seen by NEVA PALMER and PATTY GROVER who are still faithful friends On Gravel Hill we saw a beautiful house bemg built by JOHN WILLIAMS He has also built homes for MARJORIE SAFFELL and JANET GREEN Janet is the owner of a famous furniture store her best saleslady 1S JULIE ANN SHULTZ and secretary is MARGARET Bird BRICE Bird said that our 1957 sponsor Mr Fahey and lus wife had bought all of their furniture there Now that my trip has been completed I must return to Cal iforma and continue my career as LONESOME kk F ,asv , . e,E six, 'sill -5.5 X 4:5-7 32 5 Q XZ 3-'I' 111-g, -1, , . . . . 0 . . . , , - . . . . , , . . , ' . . . 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We chose the following officers to lead our class: President, Bob Togli- gi 5 attig Vice President, Dan Cook, Secretary, Janet Green, and Treasurer, Jerry Massie. We were happy to 'A welcome Nancy Wagner to our class, but we were also sorry to lose the following: William Lambert, Gene ,bs I I i Stewart, and Joe Miller. I i l'- The next fall, fifty-three Sophomores, who were much wiser concerning study and detention halls, Q returned to face another year of labor. Our sponsors were Mr. James Campbell and Mrs. George Gaich, the former Irene Nicholas. For class officers for our Sophomore year, we chose: President, Jerry Massieg, J Vice President, Arlene Biglerg Secretary, Margaret Brice: and Treasurer, Dan Cook. Additions to our class were Julie Shultz and Harold Jeffers. Those who left us this year were: Nancy Wagner, Sheila Wisor, QR! Joyce Boston, Barbara O'Dak, Perry Mathers, Joe Miller, and Kenneth West. t 1,.l,?g3 We retumed as Juniors in the fall of 1955 very money conscious due to the fact that we were to be host to the Senior Class this year. Mr. John Meyer and Mr. Maurice Farrell shepherded us through the ' w year. Our first play, Hillbilly Weddin', was -presented November 18. The rollicking success was under the capable direction of Mr. Robert Fahey. Officers elected for this year were: President, Janet Green: X Vice President, Arlene Bigler: Secretary, Ray Penyakg and Treasurer, Joe Bokulich. Our class rings were ordered in December and we received them in February. We had the distinguished honor of presenting .EQ ' - ' xl, . . I ' I ll' ff, the first prom at the Pine Room, Oglebay Park Wheeling, W. Va This year we lost Martha Corrick 2-, pn Arlean Holyoak, Fred Boron and Mike Smith. Charlotte Baughman was an addition to the class 'F ' In September 1956, forty-three students entered their last year in high school. At last our goal was IF X attained - Seniors! Sponsorship befell Mr. Robert Fahey of Room 45 and Mr. Maurice Farrell of Room ' 25. Dan Cook was elected as our President: Bob Togliatti, our Vice Presidentg Ronnie Tomlinson, our ' JM Secretaryg and Joe Bokulich, our Treasurer. We welcomed Arlean Holyoak back into our group. Char- lotte Baughman, Betty May, Harold Jeffers and Harry Baker did not return to school this year. Our class pictures were taken in October by Jay's Studio in Bridgeport, Ohio, and we received them in December. ,N We received our name cards in January. In January we chose our class motto - We sail on the Ship of Ambitiong May we anchor in the Harbor of Success, our class colors - red and white, and our class fy flower - red rose. Antionette Voleck and Dorothy Howard were chosen to write the class prophecy, Nancy Watson and Dan Cook were chosen to write the class will, and Arlene Bigler and Charlie Kostecka were chosen to write the class history. Soon our high school career will be ended when we march down the aisle to receive our diplomas. lt is not an end in itself, but the beginning of the realization of our am- bitions. Let us hope that we shall have the courage to face our respective futures whatever they may be. ,af . 650 'mf 'X U, . g ffm' . ff - 2 ll. lx W il ' - 3 ' .T- A I ' 'G sg. ji ,al . Q M , v Y 2 4--if Quik ,J ' tg '0 . ' Q J ' A D , A -4 - s X l t eachfz 7041! We, the Senior Class of Powhatan High School, in the village of Powhatan Point, county of Belmont, state of Ohio, being of sound mind and knowing that soon we will be forgotten among the ghosts of thou- sands of others, do hereby make publish and declare this to be our Last W1ll and Testament Article I We hereby request that the student body would not perform such acts as to which might cause the teachers any discomforts that could cause them any heart failure liver trouble falling out of hair ulcers or rheumatism pains Arucle II To the Juniors who will be filling our shoes and old bubble gum wrappers we leave the heartaches troubles and worries which you will have dunng your Senior year Article III To the Sophomores we give the opportunlty and privilege of becommg a Junior and g1Vl.I1g a Junior Senior Prom We also leave to you the standing room rn the hall may you use it WISCIY Al'l1ClC IV We would bequeath our self confrdence our d1gn1ty and our self assurance to the Freshmen but since they do not have the high mental aptitude the aforesaid possessions would be of little avail We can only leave our deepest sympathy wrth them Al't1C1C V To our deeply devoted and dearly beloved hrgh school faculty members we bequeath any known cures for all the ills that we caused them to have plus the following Mr Ault a well trained staff of secretarles Mr Farrell an atom bomb to experiment with in the laboratory Mr Clouston the rrght to teach our off spring with our well used Civics books Mr Stanley a cafeterra of lus own Mr Ross an Elvis Presley haircut Mr Brttengle a paxr of used side burns Mrss Reynolds a well stocked refngerator for her Home Economics classes Mr Campbell the county toumament trophy Mr Nichols a Do It Yourself Kit Mr a band of cooperative members to the cafeterra cooks a year's supply of new cookbooks and to the Jani tors one truck load of Iron Tonic for ttred blood Article VI To the ever studrous student body exemptrng the Freshmen we wrsh an open m1nd for a better under standing of their beloved faculty For now we the Seniors have the knowledge that this understanding IS invaluable We leave the following whlch is stated further on in this article JAMES ALLEN wills lus drop kick ab1l1ty to Ian Saner rn hopes that he uses it against Shadyside next year GLADYS BAKER w1lls her temper to Linda Bellvrlle NELSON BAKER wills lus racing forms to Lewis Thomas ELSIE BELLVILLE wills her herght to Jaron Knight ARLENE BIGLER wxlls her expert dnv1ng ab1l1ty to Mel v1n Blgler JOE BOKULICH w1lls hrs trips to the office and visits wrth Ed Carpenter to Lou Brown MARGARET BRICE wills her nickname Bird to Marian Kuzro who needs one VELMA BROWN wrlls her talking ab1l1ty to Sara Lee Sauers RUTH ANN BRYAN wills her ab1l1ty to go through four years of Parker, new football equipmentg Mr. Fahey, a soundproof roomg Mr. Meyer, a trip to Africag Mr. Antonik, SENIOR CLASS WILL fcontrnuedj hrgh school rn three years to anyone who thrnks he can do rt also her abrlrty to get cut rn the Lab to Eddy Bryan CLEMENT CARETTI wrlls hrs abrlrty to get out of work as a basketball manager to Buck Cook DAN COOK wrlls hrs sharp shooting abrlrty to Tom Nozrca rn hopes he can get out of school to practrce DENZEL CORRICK wrlls the honor of being projecnonrst to Tony Voleck ROBERT DRENNAN wrlls hrs abrlrty to burn cars and burst trres to Jerry Cavalier MARGARET GROUDY W11lShel' rUfflCS on her cheering trghts to anyone who can wear them DALE GRAHAM wrlls hrs herght to Barry Bulrch JANET GREEN wrlls her strength to Patty Brown and her Grades to Betty Jane PATTY GROVER wrlls her abrlrty to get along wrth Al Strrckland to Joyce Newhart ARLEAN HOLYOAK wrlls her abrlrty to get engaged to Kay Holyoak DOROTHY HOWARD wrlls her natural Blonde harr to Lorene Krempasky srnce she wants rt so badly FRANK JACKSON wrlls hrs abrlrty to get along wrth the teachers to Thad Hartman SARAH JACKSON wrlls her herght to Shrrley Ratclrff NADA KOCHER wrlls her abrlrty to giggle at any trme to Linda Bellvrlle CHARLES KOSTECKA wrlls hrs abrlrty to waste athletrc tape rn football season to Clarence Eddy ANNE KOWALSKI wrlls her herght to Barbara Bulrch JOHN KREMPASKY wrlls hrs abrlrty to play pool to Mrck Rydosh JERRY MASSIE wrlls hrs abrlrty to drrve to Mr Far ell JOHN NOZICA wrlls hrs old football socks to Mrck Rydosh rn hopes he can stand the trne Ramser RAYMOND PENYAK wrlls hrs abrlrty to bum crgarettes at noon to Frend Eddy RONALD PERSINGER wrlls hrs Casanova ways to John Greese JULIA PETERS wrlls her prrvrlege to go back to home room before lunch to anyone who gets caught by Mr Stanley MARJORIE SAFFELL wrlls her abrlrty to catch an Armstrong boy to Phyllrs Rrchardson JULIE SHULTZ wrlls her confusron to Elnora Horvath JOHN STEWART wrlls hrs wheatres physrque to Lee Lockhart JOYCE TOLZDA wrlls her long ponytarl to Mr Farrell ROBERT TOG LIATTI wrlls hrs marked deck of cards to Bob Mrller to use rn the laboratory FRANCES TOM LINSON wrlls her old sweaters to Mary West RONALD TOMLINSON wrlls hrs thumb to Mrke Goff to arde hrm home after football pracnce next year DICK TURNER wrlls hrs rrght cross to Jaron Knrght ANTIONETTE VOLECK wrlls her peroxrde bottle to anyone wantrng four tone harr NANCY WATSON wrlls her abrlrty to snap gum to Drxre Tomlinson m hopes she uses rt wrsely JOHN WILLIAMS wrlls hrs school rnsurance to anyone who can make more use of rt than he drd ELIZABETH WILEY wrlls her book and offrce posrtron to Thelma Wrley also her abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Stanley to anyone who needs rt ARTICLE VII We the Senror Class do hereby nomrnate and appourt Nancy Watson the BXCCUIIIX and Dan Cook the executor of thrs our last wrll and testament hereby authorrzrng and empowering them to compro mrse ad1ust release and drscharge rn such manner as they may deem proper the debts and clarms due us We plead wrtn Mr Stanley s Law Class that no bond be requrred of them rn the execution of therr duty In testimony whereof we Nancy Watson and Dan Cook set our hands thrs eleventh day of February rn the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and frfty seven THE CLASS OF 1956 57 WITNESSES fS1gnedj John Susac Nancy Krock fSrgnedJ Nancy Watson Dan Cook Srgned and swom rn my presence on February 11, 1957 QNotaryJ Mrke Goff . . . 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Wx 1 Q 573364 YM. sg, Cf C5 I5 1 Q, y ,ago 0 9 O 0 elf-st,-a 5 L9 'ff be-was 2 ,.1'- Powhatan opened its football season with a long trip to Chester This was a contest between too evenly matched teams and ended in a 6 6 draw Yorkville came to Powhatan and played good ball the first half but couldn t hold off the Indians 11'l the second half The fmal score was 32 13 Our third game was at Powhatan The score was 0-0 in the third quarter but Cameron went on to win 20-0 Then we traveled to Adena on a Friday night Adena won fd I 181' I V-,. , -'sw , fn ff t 1. r . . u 5 .z.- N f - ..- .t- . ',,,, h, . 2-if 'W . I -1 . 6, , ,o. V.. 1 Xl Coach Parker 19 'I Bamesville was our Homecoming game We put up a tre mendous battle before losing 19-6 The Warren Consolidated game was played on a wet dnzz y day It was a good game with Pow hatan w1nn1ng 19 14 Magnolia was Powhatan s next opponent That game was played during a rainstorm at New Martinsville Pow hatan was leading 2 O with less than three minutes of playing time We lost a heartbreaker 13 2 We then Uaveled up river to pla our arch rival Shadyside Powhatan won 16 7 with Jim Ulay Allen drop kicking a field goal A suong Dillonvale team nailing at halftime rallied for three touchdowns and a 20 6 win The entire season may be summed up as fair The services of Coach Campbell and Bittengle were lost after the Cameron game OQT :Niall r 'Q .1 C1 'bam 2' U-A Q-JV X xx .-rf J 5x Co captams Nozlc KN' X a Krempasky 's of-if FP-'f' up 'V' 1 r 3' XJ ,C X S 1- 3 Jf 9 H ,fs 1 .W Qt ,V P .s 1 fy A L .- lj: A wvfij 'Q K 'Q , ,X 4 .Q ny 'I l f XT , I ,Q A aw- af 4 A V . 1 J D 5' 'Q x , h .74-.fx K '4 ,. 63 s Q b f Y 4 -L1 , fb f 3' f- 5 Q' 7 A 6 - '3 ' '55 S? 0 4 xx K 3 , 3 - 1- xx- 65, w , I, 1 ,V A . . ., X, A ,f 4 '-Qgffx 'Al . 1,7 ' W m 3 L NJ - i M . 1 ,V 6 A ' x, Q' ' ' Q5 ' i 6 SQ QCA 5 M 0 fb 4 fi ' H ' : EQ I 2 , an ,, . . . 1 .. 7 Q, f r ' , It l .4 'T'-yy 4 hi K 4 g 13 1' -N M 7 so Q ff 45 f -f , Q ' 400 O A o' ' x 93- . 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We looked terrible the whole game. Final was 66 to 40 with Powhatan again coming out on top. Four wins and no defeats thus far. I wonder when the balloon will burst? . . . Cameron visited the Wigwam and shocked most people by going away defeated 66 to 74. Space Man' Knight hit for 26 points . . . Traveling over to snake country, Sherrard went down to defeat for the second time 62 to 84. Knight bucketed 35 points . . . The balloon burst at the cracker-box gym at Shadyside. Shadyside won 62-61. Both officials were blind and whistle crazy . . . Down in the dumps we laid it on Centerville 85 to 56. During the Reserve game Coach Bittengle almost caused the poor official to swallow his whistle. Knight led the team with 17 points, Tumer added 14 and Price pitched in 12 . . . The next game was played before a packed house. Our foe was Shadyside. We emerged victorious 59-53 . . . We walked over Belmont 65 to 55 with Cook and Krempasky each pitching in 21 points . . . Poor Dillonvale lost their coach during the second half and we outfoxed them 65 to 48 . . . Cook broke the school record by canning 48 points at Centerville. The girls tried to get a souvenir from the little 'hot rod by plucking at his head . . . Here's where we traveled to snake territory again going through man-made tunnels. Again we got robbed by one point. It seems as though someone threw a right cross after the game and all bedlam broke loose. We left by police escort - my guess never to return. Cook potted 32 points . . . We drubbed Beallsville 90 to 50, and slaughtered Bethesda 117 to 65 . . . Bamesville got nipped by the Indians 61-62 and Lafferty upset our applecart 72-69. Powhatan made a terrific comeback but it was too late. Cameron really gave us the works - noise, chewing gum, mobs - enough . S ' 5 trounced Centerville in the first round 9 'ffl of the county toumaments Qthanks to f 4 1 us off the second game of the tourna ment Illness caused th1s defeat Knight and Pnce made all tournament and we walked away with the booby prize for oonsolauon honors 'X RECORD 18 Wms 4 Defeats lxrfg A ' Head Coach Campbell Assistant Coach Bittengle on that! We won 65-58 . . . We 5 t ' the reservesj Flushing knocked 7 sa- L L4 Q f 5 4 - .4., H U: ,yr rv ..,ilV3 y- , -SQQQ .1 A Lg Q gk 'J 7' 'lJl1'fiL'Z.QZn ' , ' K wx , , . , 2 X - V' - 4 21123 W515 cmiflfaf A e r A 241k 3 J , I fe' IB' I3 S L J -1 un M1 J' AA ' 4 Q 'Q . 1...,.g Coached by Jim Bittengle Record: 8 Wins: 1 Defeat P yuan my Coached by Clarence Parker Q inn' ps. Q rife 4' fa 1 ' K f , f C.. ,f 1, I . CIA ,. M Q- 4 ff fv JF' A I I X' N ,a f 1' ,' AQ .LW-My ' ' 1? Q Vfivp f y f kv Y 'RN ' .-. 15 ' ' X x 5. .-.. in ' I 1 ' 'A!.P- ...LJ V -,,,.,,gi,m,.3 ' Q if A Q., Lb? 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