Preston High School - Heritage Jayette Yearbook (Preston, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1940 volume:

fAf It Way WE THQMAS GOSSMAN The Editor-in-Chief DAVID KLEIN The Associated Editor VICTOR ARNOLD The Business Manager THOMAS FORTHUN The Assistant Business Present Manager THE 1940 PRESTONIAN Published by the Senior Class PRESTON HIGH SCHOOL Preston, Minnesota in this Year l94O Volume Two Editor-in-Chief .,,, Associate Editor, , , ,, Business Manaurer , ,, STAFF , , ,Thomas Gossman , ,, , ,,David Klein ,, ,Victor Arnold Assistant Manager ,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,Thomas Forthun Advertising Manaaers,,,, -Maxine Bernina, Marvel Fruechte Publicity , ,,,. ,,Freda Struxness, Crville Tharson Senior Class Ertitor , ,, ,, , , ,, , , ,Loren Cfraskarnrw, Iunior Class Editor, Classes ,, , ,,,, ,, Features , Alumni, ,, , Music, , , Drarriatics, , , Athletics, , , Art Editor, ,, Yvonne Staplecamp, Darrel Marzolt , , , ,Francis Healy, Lauraine Thompson ,,, ,Myra lean Clark, William Gearhari ,,, ,, ,,, ,Patty Sinitt, Shirley Gilbert, Betty Latcharn, Doris Daugherty Vincent Shanahan, layce Danielson ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,., ,,, .. ,Marian lanes ,,,,Lois Baker, Robert Snyder ,,,Howard Hopp, lchn Leeseberg, lrene Carlin , , ,lack Petersson DEDICATION To our teachers who have so ably quided us through our years ot school lite the senior class ot 1940 respectfully dedicates this annual. Not only have they led us over the diffi- cult road of learninq, but they have also shown us qenuine friendship. lf we needed help in a school problem or advice in a more personal question, our teachers were always willing to assist us. That is why we teel that no matter where our interests may lead us in lite, these friends who have so ably guided us tor tho past twelve years will always have a cherish- ed place in our memories. BCARD CDF EDUCATION wif? . wash Back Row-Moppy Anderson, Dr. M. E. Love, A. H. Hanning Front row-E. A. Knummen, Mrs. A. H. Langum, William Ott. Q V. . ,.o- ' ff ,f -l ,-.N . fp- 'RW Q' MA. it A 4 , f n fkxiiffz '5m3'cQ7-TQ 1- -.:. FACULTY M. C. MUNSON, Preston, Minnesota, Superintendent. OTTIE B. APPLEN, Preston, Minnesota, Senior High Principal, Mathematics MAYNARD FREMSTAD, Whitehall, Wisconsin, Junior High Principal, Science, Physical Education. CLARENCE ARSERS, Chattield, Minnesota, Band. DOROTHY BUCKMAN, Minneapolis, Minnesota, English, Speech, Mathematics. RAGNA CARTFORD, Fort Dauphin, Madagascar, English, Latin. MINNARD HANSON, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Athletics, History. MARGARET MEIER, Faulkton, South Dakota, Commercial. FLORENCE MUIR, Winnebago, Minnesota, Home Economics, English. MARY LOU SKIPTON, St. Paul, Minnesota, History, Physical Education. ERLING STRUXNESS, Belgrade, Minnesota, Science. SYLVIA WEGNER, Owatonna, Minnesota, Music, English. MRS. E. B. READ, Preston, Minnesota, Normal Training Department IRENE HEUSER, Lanesboro, Minnesota, Sixth Grade. PAULINE LOGAN, Stewartville, Minnesota. Fifth Grade. VERA SORENSON, Hadley, Minnesota, Fourth Grade. HARRIET KJOME, Spring Grove, Minnesota, Third Grade. HELEN LOVE, Preston, Minnesota, Second Grade. ESTHER KRUPPENBACHER, Preston, Minnesota, First Grade. ,EW HONORS Valedictorian--- .... Loren Graskamp Salutatorian .... .... M arian Iones Most Representative Boy ..., .... L oren Graskarnp Most Representative Girl--- ---Maxine Bernina Best Boy Citizen--- ---- Victor Arnold Best Girl Citizen--u ---Patricia Siniff Leadership Award ---- ---Vincent Shanahan American Legion Award ----------- ---Loren Graskamp American Leaion Auxiliary Award ---.-------- Patricia Siniff Music Award ----------- Marvel Fruechte, Loren Graskamp, Marian Iones, David Klein, lack Petersson, Patricia Sinitt, Freda Struxness -r National Honor Societyef-f Seniors ---- ---.---- L oren Graskarnp, Marian lones, Doris Dauqherty, Maxine Bernina Iuniors ---- ---- S hirley Ibach, Harold Karp, Gayle Tarnmel All SEIXIICDIQS 'QU SENIORS THOMAS FORTHUN Senior Class President Full of fun and mischief too, Doing things he shouldn't do. Football '39 '39 '40, Basketball '39 '40, Jonsey '39. THOMAS GOSSMAN Senior Class Vice President Call me at sunrise, but don't let the sun rise too early. Football '39 40, Baseball '39, Jonsey '39. VINCENT SHANAHAN Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer To worry is folly! Let's grin and be jolly. .Ionsey '39, Almost Eighteen '40, Cheerleader '38 '39 '40. President Boy's Club '40, Homecoming Marshall '40. VICTOR ARNOLD I make my home out on the farm. To keep me from the city's harm. Glee club '39 '40, Oratory '39 '40, Radio drama '40, Almost Eighteen. LOIS BAKER It's nice to be natural when one is naturally nice. Glee club '38 '39 '40, Band '38 '39 '40, MAXINE BERNING A swell girl who is exeedingly dainty and neat at all times. Glee club '38 '39 '40, .Ionsey '39, Trio '39, Almost Eighteen '40, Declam '40. Sextett '40, Homecoming Attendant '40. Secretary Girl's League '40. IRENE CARLIN Full of fun and pep Making friends with every step. Glee club '38 '39 '40. Girl's Basketball '38 '39 '40, G.A.A, '38 '39 '40, Kittenball '38 '39 '40. MYRA JEAN CLARK She's pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. Glee club '38 '39 '40, Newspaper '39 '40, Almost Eighteen. JOYCE DANIELSON There's one thing about silence, It never betrays you. Glee club '38 '39 '40. DORIS DAUGHERTY I love to study and do my share. But the giggles slip in unaware. Jonsey '39. MARVEL FRUECHTE I don't care how you spell my name. I'll change it some time anyway. Band '39 '40. Glee club '39 '40, News- paper '40, Almost Eighteen '40, Treas- urer Girl's League '40. WILLIAM GEARHART Oh! How easy it is the night before to get up early the next morning. Basketball '40, Football '40, Declam '40, Radio drama '40. SHIRLEY GILBERT Bubbling over with pep. vim, and personality. Jonsey '39, Almost Eighteen '40. I SEN IQRS LOREN GRASKAMP I'm an optimist-I don't care what happens just so it doesn't happen to me. Band '38 '39 '40, Glee club '38 '39 '40, Jonsey '39, Almost Eighteen '40, Football '38 '39 '40. HOWARD HOPP There was a far away look in Ho- E1vard's eycPHe was looking at his eet. Band '38 '39 '40, Football '38 '39 '40, Tri D '38 '39, Basketball '38 '39 '40, Base- ball '38 '39 40, Football Captain '40, Cheer- leader '37. MARIAN JONES I've a funny bone that's always getting bumped. Glee club '40, Band '40, Declam '40, Newspaper '40, One Act Plays '40. DAVID KLEIN His heart's in the junior class but he's a loyal senior. Glee club '38 39 '40, Band '38 '39 '40, Football '38 '40, Jonsey '39, News- paper '38. BETTY LATCHAM Her dancing brown eyes convey her cheerful spirit, Glee club '40, Almost Eighteen '40, JOHN LEESEBERG In spite of all his faults we like him still-The stiller the better. 'g.gonsey '39, Glee club '38, Baseball DARREL MARZOLF One's studies do so interfere with one's regular high school course. Jonsey '39, Almost Eighteen '40, age Act Plays '40, Cheerleader '38 '39 JOHN PETERSSON He's on the square so we like to have him 'round. Band '38 '39 '40, Glee club '38 '39, PATRICIA SINIFF Something happy. something gay, and by the way she has her say. Band '38 '39 '40, Glee club '38 '39 '40, Tri D '38 '39 '40, J0nSey '39, Sextett '40, President Girl's League '40, News- paper '40, Radio drama '40. ROBERT SNYDER Men are not measured by inches. Band '39, Glee club '38, YVONNE STAPLECAMP She loves to dance, she loves to sing, She loves to do most anything. Glee club '38 '39 '40, Vice President Girl's League '40, Girl's Basketball '38 '39 '40, Kittenball '38 '39 '40, G.A.A. '38 '39 '40, Jonsey , 1939, Homecoming Attendant '40, FREDA STRUXNESS True to her word, her work, and her friends, Glee club '40, Almost Eighteen '40, Sextett '40, Homecoming Attendant '40. ORVILLE THORSON Orville is happy and free A very fine lad as you can see. ff 'Q 'vb 5, 1 1.7 Q-gn 'Sf ,1 IUNIORS Charlotte Amo Warren Barnes Mae Anstett Marion Becker Helen Bammert Mildred Behnke Alfred Berland Paul Broadwater Evelyn Biel Jeanne Cummings George Broadwater Mary Frances Dean Verlyn Dornink Elaine Gleason Maxine Duxbury Phyllis Grebin Helen Fowler Glen Hahn Margaret Hanson Shirley Ibach Fanchon Hartwig Robert Kinneberg Francis Healy George Klomp Jerry Joe McElroy. Russell Hahn, Secretary President Lowell Sikkink, Harold Karp. Treasurer Vice President No picture, Donald Ewing Virgil Kulsrud Nelda Larson Clara Larson Luella Marzolf Arlene Michener Thoreen Naegle Donald Miner Marjorie Nagel Maxine Miner Bernice Nagle Myrtle Nelson Maureen O'Shaughnessy Donald Olson Marjorie Peterson Orillie Olstad Pearl Peterson Lois Prinsen Arthur Schwartz Donna Mae Riehl Lucille Snyder Alvin Rogstad Monica Steere Gayle Tammel John T'-lfck Lauraine Thomson Allen? Van Sande Patricia Thompson Charlotte Vought Joan Anderson Burton Baker Virginia Bammert Betty Barlow Ray Carlin George Chandler William Confare Donald Drury Harriet Hahn Myrtle Hanson Helen Herrick Lyle House Arvin Langum Margaret Larson Charles Latcham Rodney Pulford Frances Siniff Stanley Spies David Steere Gerald Torgeson Robert Turner SOPHOMORE CLASS No pictures Murray Frego Donald Ott Elmer Haugstad Marleane Benson N' if y , S L Si .X . A Phyllis Berning 'Z Q if - 'ff . 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F .... ,S : .. .. . , - ,V .. l WhLL5' H I M Ti- 1 , t 1 H 'Va' sgK.M Fifi. .: .... ----' 1 in '- ...saga - S ' . , -ii C' 1 8 A .,.,g.f:, W , hyat M ., ,L V K Y kk M EIGHTH GRADE Kinsey Anderson Marion Bammert Dean Berning Duane Boelter Joy Chilson Joan Connealy Phyllis Cummings James Hahn Bruce Marzolf Joseph Naegle Marjorie Nelson Robert O'Connor Kathleen Snyder Virginia Stegner Paul Bowe Pauline Bowe Rose Carlin Helen House George Kulsrud Gertrude Kummen Bernice Schultz Richard Schultz Eva Schwartz Vern Smith Charles Utley Audrey Williams SEVENTH GRADE Shirley Anderson Roy Ams Elalne Boelter Frances Eischen Marilgln Grinnell Ela e Groteboer Mavnard Heitner Nathan Karp David McElroy Robert McNiff Mary Norton Ray Olson Roy Schwartz Vernon Schwartz Jean Shaw Bernice Snyder No picture MXHi Joseph Anderson William Bammert Corinne Benson Robert Berry Garaine Chilson Donald Duxbury Marilyn Eischen Daniel Hahn Llo d House Ybvonne Kleimenhagen Keith Kline Fem Klompenhawer Roger Shaw Edward Stellmaker Dean Stoskopf No pictures Helen Carlin Joe Joseph NFTH Gene Barth Plgllis J. Bolterman ladys Carlin Barbara Churchill Jack Klein Kenneth Mangan Madeline McNiff Patricia Miner Frank Schwartz Norrln Storelee June Torgeson Robert Dean Mark Fruechte Thomas Grebin Miss Florence Muir Dean Krugle Esther Mae Kummen Rodney Langum Margie Schwartz Arlyn Peterson Donald Riehl Harold Roberts Ervin Young Carlton Thomson Eleanor Thompson Bonnie Utley Virginia Tooker Benson Faithe GRADE Rose Mary Bowe Donald Burreson Donna Mae Chllson Dean Hahn Robert Hahn Joan Hopp Lois Kulsrud Jane Latcham Patricia Love Dell Schaefer Edward Thompson Elaine Torgeson Robert Utley Lyle Miller Charlotte O'Connor Calvin Pooler GRADE Richard Dean Phyllis Ann Drury Jerry Evenrud Miss Pauline Logan George Pickett Phillip Schultz Robert Sethre Ray Wendt Benton Wimmer Della Young No picture Evelyn O'Connor FOURTH GRADE Miss Vera Sorenson Betty Burns Frank Bammert Gale Chilson Marion Barnes Neil Connealy Mildred Boelter Yvonne DeLaney Juanita Evers Donald Jacobson John Gillen Marlene Jacobson Betty Hopp Curtis Johnson l Ronald Knudslem Delores Langum Curtis Michener Doris Larson Gerald Parker Dorothy Larson Nelda Pfremmer Teresa McNiE Thelma Sagvold Donald Sethre Mary Young Barbara Siniff David Wilson Billy Sisson No picture Kenneth Schultz THIRD GRADE Miss Harriet Kjome Clifford Cheney Dolores Barth LeRoy Duxbury Loretta Bowe Arthur Eckholm Willis Boyer Clarion Ellmgson Donna Mae Hahn Darlene Jervis Ruth Ann Harm Verdon Kleimenhagen Marvin House Annys Knudslien Geraldine Beth Krause Vivian Kulsrud lla Mae Noel Mervin Langum Reginald Norby Carol Mae Larson James Pickett Nina Mae Nehring Leonard Pooler Richard Stellmaker Phyllis Reynolds Donald Young Carolyn Sethre James Thompson Howard Snyder Warren Vistse LaVern Shaw No pictures Forrest Hahn Leonard Sagvold Lyle Srsen SECOND GRADE Miss Helen Love Joan Ellingson Jeanne Ashton Roger Engrav Ruth Burns Aaron Klompenhaurer Francis Eischen Beverly Larson Veronica McNiff Thomas Moe Joseph Meighen Virginia Lou Nehring Betty Miller Lawrence O'Connor Vallrie Olson Lauris Peterson Dorene Stoskopf U Eunice Pickett Mary Ann Wilbright Georgia Quanrud Robert Vitse Frank Riehl Eugene Young No picture Robert Cleveland. Jr. FIRST GRADE Miss Esther KruppenbacherJoelene Cleveland Wendell Anstett Marty Connealy Shirley Barnes Fauntie Cutler Lila Bergey Louise Cutler Betty Eischen Harold Foster Joye Ekholm Roger Gleason Frances Engrav Jerome Grebin Billy Hanson Arden Jacobson Roger Kulsrud Donald Johnson Lyle Larson Maureen Kaump James Lyons Yvonne Kiefer Phillip McElroy Richard Nagle Robert Parker Helen Nelson Jerry Pickett Kieth Olson Millard Quanrud Sylvia Ann Ott Ella Reynolds Elrayne Ryan Ruth Schwartz Margaret Schultz James Stellmaker Richard Schwartz Charles Strand Jerry Westland l V NORMAL Marcella Anderson, Chatfield, Minnesota Marjorie Anderson, Preston, Minnesota Alberta Aug, Preston, Minnesota Norma Gatzke, Preston, Minnesota Laura Horsman. Spring Valley, Minnesota Dorothy Jacobson, Preston, Minnesota Maxine Kimball, Canton. Minnesota Shirley Kimball, Canton, Minnesota Joye Kruegel, Preston. Minnesota Shirley McMoran, Stewartville. Minnesota Ruby Munfrom, Decorah, Iowa Lois Rein, Whalan. Minnesota Adelie Roelfs, Harmony. Minnesota Eva Jane Serfling, Harmony, Minnesota Marie Wilson. Harmony. Minnesota The girls in our class are musically inclined and have made several public appearances. We provided entertainment for the public by sponsoring the Normal Fiesta in January. Our group consists of Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs: Snow Whlte ....,.............. Mrs. Read Grumpy ..............,. Dorothy Jacobson Bashful ,.... .,.... S hirley Kimbal Sleepy .,......,,.,........... Alberta Aug Sneezy .... .... R uby Mundfrom The Three Musketeers: Norma Gatzke, Eva Dopey .... .... L aura Horsman Jane Serfiing, Marie Wilson Doc ...,...............,,....,.. Lois Rein The Tonetes: Marcella Anderson, Shirley Happy ............,..,... Maxine Kimball McMoran, Aaehe Roelis. The mascot of our class is happy-go-lucky Marjorie Anderson and our business transactor is Joye Kruegel. 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Enjman' Da' 0 S A , K ,L,A .-'A ' illffp Wifllt s- fA 4 A A F' - samrd- , Z 9' wg zzz X606 katmg Rink Is 405309 day the 3fnifrspL'Z i2e1.'ZZZ,h' .,, 'j? Q9 cy 9 'ff N OW in S ' 9, 96+ gadbe 'photographed for their? bqvfys? '50 Q44 Q49 xg P ervlcegtf' Up and Dragon and C1358 pictures. A Q T881 ' A 5 xx ee' as GK we Q 'Goo rink is 'i:u:i.cipf'1 'knin9LIHC0LN'S nmnmf? mn' 9 qpioe Ofivsghf 99 ,f dr WVUQI hm W 11- was onsznvzn 1-:san . tl yzeevxbw idk vi PRESTON pngpxnggfon .avmm SOPIQSGBOOL BAND . si 'N X 'O , :Shura P+ ef ' . xr 49 Y-1 ' , Po ' hd Hwrr C, . Aixam school band legdcr L we 55952 ?'iofWd'3OZWib . MW in fun - R muwumd y ' H ' , eg' Q If .Q . reports thpt 65 students are now en' Q awox '29, e,+1f0fb-99 X52 50 fo Um P mg are pmpa f ' X 9 1' WH ll ,d 1 band work at school the qi? .YQXQA 5 'wg' oiwhwi' h0mecomin mama swoops 3 ro 0 n 1 . 55, 'mu h' h t uiibe we have ever had Re- .QOZ eqeiwv 662506. October 6 Fschgduled for F. v lg es n q r , nd ,, e,,,.,,,, ,ma 2 , eek. df' , gr! 5x12x,4xex0 'Nc gan is Bag5nt:Ze1g0ni Wlilgme sim h is We mu? ghcgqo an fagwooc , Qgsefv 1965 to do just that - I urros, MPN -Q 'QVQI' y., 4 ' 1204? moans will it be an a th'fu3'h by no -.....0....... X 506 ,fag 'xewzx-..,, Am.i A .4 x X guy -'ob' -THB Win Prom Harmony be-:? lQ:2bs -.fly-mx. SCMDQ us fGq,lD aus new 'ro cmfiem 49' 7f ff'e' -'o33,Q1,,a. 585 OPEN: 'O ve' R N-'.Qgj--....iI? Q? -X cha ,,.- 4 has 4 43, -1 Yu! Town tefday M Seb . M-. f' ?n,g Mf 'W 'skid' edoiiia' ohh-ily jf ' A. Qaida' Farsi D' men? at Cd .,.,. ,.,,mW , A, ' Q Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 5 16 18 18 19 22 25 29 5 6 7 13 14 16 EVENTS Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! Schools March of Events proceed. The golf meet in Rochester is unlucky for our Superintendent. It leaves him with a bruised ankle. Brown and Meneley open our Northwest Assem- bly programs. Also launching Booster Club ticket sale. Will the first meeting of the P. T. A. please come to order? James Scott gives us a glance at the opera Mikado. Football season opens with bang!! The squads meet in Spring Valley. There it is-there it isn't? The magician, Mr. Ellestad. The Blue Jays meet the Cardinals for a battle. The pride and joy of Greenleafton is their schoolbus. Here's the parade and the queen. It's home- coming. 7:30 sharp-Girls didn't get all their beauty sleep as they went to Owatonna. The blue and white challenge the maroon and white of Chatfield. Football squad goes to Purdue game at Uni- versity. P. T. A. 19-20 Students get 2-day vacation as teachers meet 27 30 3 11 20 24 29 5 8 13 15 18 19 21 22 8 12 15 16 17 19 19 20 22 24 26 27 2 in Winona for M.E.A. Our Superintendent is the President for the next two years. It's cold and blustery as the Jays meet the Trojans. The Johnson Brothers' business is snakes- another feature of Northwest Assemblies. Preston and the Charlies tangle on our grid- iron. Jays on top-18 to 0. The annual battle is fought between the Jays and Burros. P. T. A. The Juniors were left Footloose to produce. We, the Seniors. decided to take the last Thurs- day this year for vacation. Mabel meets the Jays here. Preston conquers Wykoff 27-16. We're wondering what the balloon fortunes said at the Johnson's party for the faculty. Rushford and Preston battle on their floor. The King of Peace was given by the Senior High Chorus at P.T.A. Oh! yes, Harmony again-Basketball. Houston too. Hooray! Our vacation is here at last - and for two whole weeks. School commences. Another new year. Loren G. leads Pep Band at Chatfield game. New officers installed at P.T.A. Another battle. This time it's Canton and Preston. Goin' to the Fiesta? Dancin' prancin' and a tioor show. Verlyn was found guilty at Mock Trial. Band out for Lanesboro-Preston game. Beginning of second semester tenough saidl. Juniors thrill at sight of sparkling gems, but pick out only one. The Parkinson family come back with another section of their musical entertainment. Have we got PEP? But it was all in vain at the Prushton tPreston-Rushfordj game. Watch the birdie-hold that pose. Senior pic- ture day. Wykoff plays on our tioor this time. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May May June 6 9 10 12 13 14 No wonder Alfred jumps. It's the electrical won- der of Mr. Stanley. Chattield entertains at sweater-hop after game. Band Clinic at Chatfleld-enthusiastic tooters attend. Senior High celebrate with the Junior High on Lincoln Birthday. Roof? ? Oh. yes, it's still there and even after all that yelling too. The Knave of Hearts didn't steal the tarts. But the girls made cookies shaped by hearts. 21 Northwest Assembly 22 Washington helped 23 The weather? It is 16 Sirens! ! Hurry now. Get out of the building. . . . Fire drill. 16 So you think it's thundering? Wrong again- just the crowds at the Spring Grove-Preston ball game. 19 The P.T.A. sponsors the Birthday Dinner. One hundred and forty-two attend. 19-20 Chorus features Chocolate Milk Day. Program was Ralph Jackson dog. Chrissy. the colonists. but he also was responsible for an hour off at school. cold and snowy as Preston meets Lanesboro there. 26 Coach Dusty drew Spring Grove at tourna- ment, the fourth time out of five years. 29 Elaine. Pat, John, Victor. Bill. and Russell give the radio dramatization of Spa1lanzani. the Scientist. 1 Lois Prinsen wins Hrst at Oratory contest. 1 The last game of season is played with Spring Valley. 4 The Learned Oratory division is won by Rus- sell Hahn: while Elaine Gleason wins the Ex- temporaneous division. 4 Patty Sue's Birthday Party is presented by young warblers. 8 A Sub-district Tournament is held in Chatfield. Preston loses to Spring Grove. 12 The seven last word of Christ are presented by the Senior High Choir in Calvary. 13 Thirteen maybe unlucky but not in this case. School is not called because of snow. 15 Oh, joy! 10 days of vacation add wrinkles to the Seniors' faces. and his seeing eye 26 That was the last vacation the Seniors will have until June. 6 The vocal music festival is held in Harmony. 17 The boys of all the sports celebrate at banquet. 17 Another feature of the assembly programs was Armory Waite. 19 Did you plant a tree today? 19 Whew! Exams over for the fifth six weeks-one set more and we'll know. 26 The Seniors are Almost Eighteen tonight. 30 The National Honor Society Banquet is held in Spring Grove. 3 Hooky day for the Seniors-with permission of the faculty! ! 4 The Seniors and Juniors play in The Little Dutch Garden. 12 Bands of all towns units at Open Air concert. 18 Girls in slacks, skirts, and otherwise play games. 20 And this model cost her only 59c to make. 24 The grades play their day too. 25 May we go in swimming now? 26 Stray tears were found on noses and cheeks- Baccalaureate. 27-29 The twelve years of struggle will soon be over-we hope. Ohhh! Oh me! I've got the tummy ache. 29 31 After the work the diploma. 1 The Seniors of yesterday are on their own. Q c l UN ICR CLASS PLAY Footloose Charles Q. Burdette Emily Early..--Elaine Gleason Richard Early ...., Glen Hahn Bob Early ,.,...,,, John Turck Mary Early ...., Shirley Ibach Hope Ear1y--.--Mary F. Dean Dick Early .,.. Warren Barnes Delphie ,,,,, . .-Marjorie Nagel J. Milford.-..--G. Broadwater Randy Cunningham--R. Hahn J. Malay.-- Margaret Hanson Delphie-. Marjorie Nagel Sanford Wells ,,,,,, A. Berland Mrs. Forester.--Helen Fowler Buzz Daily.---Lowell Sikkink Presented on November 24, The Junior Class presented the play Footloose by Charles Q. Burdette. It is a modern comedy of a family that were overly mothered. It was very capably given under the direction of Miss Buckman. On February 29 a group of students accompanied by Miss Buckman presented a play 'The Scientist Spallanzaniv over station KWNO in Winona. This play was one in a series put on by schools surrounding Winona. The Cast was as follows: Announcer-Elaine Gleason Narrator .,.......... .... E laine Gleason George Louis Leclerc...William Gearhart Father Needham ,... ....... J ohn Turck Professor Spallanzani ,,,,,,. Russell Hahn Voltaire ........... .,,. V ictor Arnold Signora Laura Bassi .,...... Patricia Siniff Several students went out for declamatory work this year, and Preston had the dis- tinction of having a representative in each division at the regional contest held in Chatfield, March 11. Under the new system the contest consisted of the following divisions: learned oratory, original oratory, interpretative reading, and extemporaneous speaking. Elaine Glea- son, Shirley Ibach, Marian Jones, Alicia Neuman. Gwendolyn Perry, Myrtle Nelson, Vivian Kruegel and Alice Gossman took part in interpretative readingg Elaine placing first and Shirley second. In original oratory Lois Prinson, Gayle Tammel, Fanchon Hartwig, Lauraine Thomson and Arlene Michener took part, Lois winning first place and Gayle and Lauraine tying for second. Russell Hahn, Victor Arnold and Mary Frances Dean competed in the learned oratory division, Russell placing first. In the division of extemporaneous speaking Elaine Gleason, Maxine Berning, Phyllis Berning, Marian Jones and Shirley Ibach com- peted, Elaine placing first and Maxine second. Since it is impossible for one contestant to compete in two divisions Elaine chose the extemporaneous division. At the district contest held at Preston, March 6, all our representatives received very good ratings which entitled them to go to the regional. Here they also did credit to our school, all receiving good ratings except Elaine who received a very good rating. SENIOR CLASS PLAY On April 26 the Senior Class presented Almost Eighteen acts by Dana Thomas, given under the direction of Miss Meier. William Barry Grace Barry.. Beatrice ......... . . . Mabel Warren .... . Mrs. Granville .... . . - ' .... Loren Graskamp Eddie ......... .,-..........Darrel Marzolf . . . . .Marian Jones .Myra Jean Clark . .Maxine Beming . . Freda Struxness George ......... Ann ....... Tommy ..... Sally - . . ,... . . . . Mr. Merritt ..... 3 comedy drama in three . . . .William Gearha1't . . . . . .Marvel Fruechte . . . .Vincent Shanahan . ...... Betty Latcham . . . . . .Victor Arnold Miss Dalrymple .... . . . .Shirley Gilbert CNE Her First Party Dress Hilda Manning Patsy Crocker . .Joyce Hahn Mrs. Crocker ,,,Marian Jones Mr. Crocker., Darrell Marzolf Jerry Crocker ..,,John Turck Cookie Crocker G. Perry Dora the Maid Jean Thatcher Vernon Stack . Wm. Confare Student Director, Clara Larson ACT Sugar and Spice Florence Ryerson and Calice Clement Susan Harling .Ioan Anderson Jane Jones . Kathryn Ebert Mrs. .Ionesn Elaine Gleason Mr. Jones--- ,,..Harold Karp Chump Edwards David Steere Student Director , , --. ---. - . .,- Thoreen Naegle Preston started a new system this year by exchanging one act plays with Chattield and Wykoff. Her First Party Dress was given at Chatfield, and Wisdom Teeth was given at Wykoff. PLAYS Wisdom Teeth Rachel Field Attendant Vivian Kruegel Miss Pearson Shirley Ibach Henry Wellington Hill .... Russell Hahn Miss Wellington. Mary F. Dean Student Director ,,,..,,,.. --,, .,,,, ,,,,Charlotte Vought I SENIOR HIGH GIRLS GLEE CLUB Top row: Alice Gossman, Irene Carlin, Pearl Peterson, Jean Thatcher. Kathryn Ebert, Clara Larson, Jean Cummings. Bette Barlow, Joyce Danielson, Lois Prinsen. Kathleen Kulsrud, Monica Steere, Betty Latchman, Mary Frances Dean. Second row: Marjorie Peterson. Bernice Nagel, Donna Mae Riehl. Choice Duxbury, Nancy Nelson. Yvonne Staplecamp, Shirley Ibach, Gayle Tainniel, Arleen Storelee. Phyllis Berning, Frances Siniff, Louise Berry, Myrtle Nelson. Marian Jones. Mae Anstett. Third row: Freda Struxness, Pat Thompson. Doris Peterson. Helen Herrick, Shirley Ingle- bret. Maxine Duxbury. Allene Van Sande, Lucille Snyder, Fanchon Hartwig. Helen Fowler. Margaret Hanson. Maureen O'Shaughnessy. Marion Becker, Patricia Sinitf, Miss Sylvia Wegner. Director, Fourth row: Elaine Gleason. Vivian Kruegel, Myra Jean Clark, Thoreen Naegle. Marvel Fruechtc Charlotte Vought, Mildred Behnke, Evelyn Biel, Charlotte Amo, Joan Anderson. Margaret Larson: Maxine Berning, Shirley Lewis. The Glee clubs of our school have credited themselves with many honors under the very competent direction of Miss Sylvia Wegner. Last year the Senior High Girls Glee Club received an A rating at the State Music Contest, which would have allowed them to enter the Regional CNationalD Contest. The Mixed Chorus received a B rating at this same contest. Each year the Senior High Glee Clubs combine to present two Cantatas. The King ot' Peace a Christmas Cantata, was given very effectively as a candlelight ceremony on Dec. 18. On Feb. 11 the combined Glee Clubs gave the traditional Easter cantata which was t'Calvary. SENIOR HIGH BOYS GLEE CLUB Top row: Patil Broadwater. Vincent Peterson, Russell Hahn, Loren Graskanin, Patil Klein. Kenneth Winslow. Marleane Benson, Lowell Sikkink. Warren Barnes. Second row: Kathryn Ebert, Neil Byers, Raymond Carlin, Francis Healy, George Broadwater, William Confare. Glen Hahn. Burton Baker, Miss Sylvia Wegner, director. Third row: Alvin Rogstad. Victor Arnold. Donald Miner. Stanley Spies. Alfred Berland. David Klein, Verlyn Dornink, Robert Kinneberg. HIGH SCHOOL BAND Top row: 'Thoreen Naegle. Howard Hopp. Kathleen Kulsrud, Phyllis Berning. Gayle Tamniel, Stanley Spies, Francis Healy. Arvin Langum. Alecia Neuman, Bill Confare. Loren Graskanip. Jack Peterson, Vernon Smith. Second row: Bill Ehrman. Patricia Thompson. Kenneth Winslow. Mar- garet Larson, Pat Siniff. Mildred Behnke, Donna Mae Graskamp, Arleen Storelee. Marian Jones, Louise Berry. Marian Becker. Neil Byers. Harold Roberts, Monica Steere. Jeanne Cummings, First row: C. J. Arsers. director. Lorraine Thompson, Clara Larson, Lucille Snyder. Kathleen Snyder. Marjorie Schwartz, John Turck. Paul Klein. Donald Miner. David Klein. Joye Chiison. Eclwartl Stcllinakcr. Marvel Fruechte. Joe Naegle. Dale Hess. assistant. C. J. Arsers of Chatfield. is the director of our forty-two piece band. This organiza- tion has showed it ability by its successful performances at music festivals. Contests. concerts and at football and basketball games. Last year our band received a B rating at the District Music Cont-est. This year they hope to do even better. Under the direction of Mr. Arsers. the band participated in a joint concert with the glee club in the spring. GRADE-SCHOOL OPERETTA Patty Sues Birthday Party an operetta presented by the grade school of Preston, was given March -4. The leading characters were: Old King Cole played by Jerry Even- rud. Patty Sue played by Patty Love, her mother. Marilyn Eischen. her brother Daniel Hahn. and the old woman who lived in the shoe played by Geraine Chilson. First row: Manager Robert Pooler, Donald Drury, Kenneth Winslow, David Klien, William Gearhart, Howard Hopp. Thomas Forthun, Loren Graskamp, Thomas Gossman, Lyle House ancx Manager. Junior Hopp. Second row: Assistant Coach Maynard Fremstad. Arthur Schwarw Russell Hahn, William Ehrman, Francis Healy, Burton Baker, Rodney Pulford, Verlyn Dornlnk Glen Hahn. Raymond Carlin, and Coach Minnard Hanson. Third row: Joseph Carlin. Marleane Benson. Warren Barnes. Donald Olson. Stanley Spies, Alfred Berland, Alvin Rogstad, Paul Klein George Broadwater, Donald Ott, and Charles Johnson. Scores FOCDTBALL Spring Valley ......., .,-,..-.. ......,.. ,- ...,,, , .--s-C.- Harmony ..., ,- ,....., - ..cv .. - ., - A ,. . Lanesboro ..,s - - ,D D Chatfield ,..., Rushford ..... St. Charles .......................... - ..... Caledonia ..s.s.,.. Lanesboro ............... ............. ..... We They G I3 G 12 O 7 O O 13 I3 'Z 14 ---------18 0 O 6 First row: Warren Barnes. Howard Hopp. Arthur Schwartz. William Genrhart. Marlmne Benson. Raymond Carlin. Second row: Coach Minnard Hanson. Stanley Spies. Lyle House. Don ld Drury. William Ehrman, Assistant Conch. Maynard Fremsiad. Scores Mabel ..., Wykoff ,.... Rushford .... Harmony ,.... Houston .... Chatfield ,..s. Canton ...,. Lanesboro ..., Rushlord .... Wykoff o.,.. Canton ..... Chatfield ...o. Harmony ...,.. Spring Grove .... I-anesboro ..... Spring Valley--- BASKETBALL We They 2l 38 27 16 l5 30 20 3U ll 28 38 l7 l2 24 l l 23 26 24 25 10 ro 25 24 51 . -- - -28 22 40 44 - - - --22 27 - ---- 27 28 lUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 125 Soft Water Shampoos Rillinq Koolerwave Machineless Permanents B. P. POWLER Attorney-at-Law ALUMNI LISTINGS CLASS OF 1939 Marjorie Anderson .......,... Normal Training Eleanor Jean Austin ...... St, Olaf, Northfield Vernon Barber ...Luther College, Decorah, Ia. Marcella Bastian ...........,....,..... Preston Iona Broadwater Minneapolis Beauty School Frank Ford ....,,......,............. Preston Leone Forthun .,... ...........,.. P reston Norma Gatzke .... .... N ormal Training Blanche Gilbert ....,...... Preston Merle Graskamp .... ..,. F ountain Menar Hahn ....... ...... C . C. C. Mercedes Hartwig . .. Post-graduate Francis Kelly -. .......... St. Thomas, St. Paul Arlone Kruegal Luther College, Decorah, Ia. Marion Kulsrud ,. Minneapolis Business School Ralph Larson -. .. Luther College, Decorah, Ia, Shirley Lewis ...,.......,...... Post-graduate Jean Love ...... .. ....... St. Olaf, Northfield Calton Meck .... . .- Douglas Aircraft School, Los Angeles, California Violet Noel ,......., ....,............. P reston Richard Numedahl Luther College, Decorah, Ia. Patricia O'Shaughnessy...-Minneapolis Business School Dean Ott .......... ., .,.... St. Mary's, Winona Wilma Sanborn ,,.. .....,........ P reston CContinued on Page 345 PRESTON TIMES The PRESTON REPUBLICAN Compliments oi a Friend I-lillyarcl Chemical Co. 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Dunwoody Institute Marie Snyder .,..,, , ...... St. Theresa, Winona Evelyn Spies Chaffey College, Upland, Calif. Eldon Staplecamp ....................... Preston Murial Stevens ..., .... N orthfleld Paul Stevens ..., Myrna Storhoff Conrad Thorson , ,. Elaine Tammel .... Marie Wilson .... . ............ Fountain Fountain Graskamp Hdwe., Fountain Minneapolis Beauty 'P NORMAL OF 1939 Audrey Anderson . Maude Anstett .... Frances Bammert . . Orlie Blogvedt .... Rachel Gilbert .... Leland Heusinkveld Madelyn Leeseberg Albert Nelson ,..., Neva Schmidt ..... Irene Severson .... Margaret Spelhaug Charlotte Thoreson Wilson --.-...-- Waukokee . ..... Buffalo Grove Larson . ..... Watson Creek . . . . Crystal Springs Root . ..,.......,.. Hovey .-- Hard Scrabble -. ....... Baarnas Mulhern . . . . . . . . McConochie 4? School . Normal Training School School School School School School School School School School School School BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1940 Wa1t's Barber Shop lt Pays to Look Well Of all the souvenirs you may have from the Happy School Days, there's noth- ing like pictures. Whether individual portraits or groups, they are Living Souvenirs to be with you thruout lite. Our Studio is Well equipped to take care of your wants Whether you prefer it taken at our Studio or in your home. BUE STUDIO Lanesboro, Minn. THOMSON CAFE Naeale Barber Shop HOME COOKING Agency for HOT AND COLD DRINKS SCHAFFER DRY CLEANING ALUMNI LISTINGS CLASS OF 1938 Audrey Anderson ..... - Teacher, Wilson School Audrey Ankeney Maude Anstett ,- Harriet Arns .... Alberta Aug Lois Bacon ...... Charlotte Becker Harland Boelter . Evelyn Carlin Kenneth Conlan Preston Teacher, Waukokee -..---.-..---- Preston Normal Training . .... Mrs. Herbert Sandfur . . ,......... Stout Institute, Menomonee, Wis, County Treasurer's Office .-.----.-------.--..---Preston Preston Alice Friemann . Bell Telephone Office, Preston Donald Hahn .... ,......, F armers 8: Merchants State Bank, Preston Carolyn Heitner Luthern Ins. Co., Waverly Leland Heusinkveld -- Teacher, Crystal Springs Gordon Holger ..., . ..,................ Preston Earl Hopp ...... Manford Isaacson Dorothy Jacobson Hiram Johnson -- Lillian Kinneberg . - - .................. Preston Preston --.. Normal Training .. ......... St. Olaf, Northfield , ..................... Preston Florence Long - Bell Telephone Office, Preston Leland Marzolf ..................... Preston George McDowell ...................... Preston Ardis Mensink Reusink Store, Cherry Grove Albert Nelson ......... Teacher, Hovey School William O'Shaughnessy .............. Fountain Lois Rem ........ Normal Training Gordon Rogstad ...... . ................ Preston Neva Schmidt .... Irene Severson ..,. . . . . . Teacher, Hard Scrabble . . . . .Teacher, Baarnas School Margaret Shields . ,....,........,..... Preston Margaret Spelhaug Howard Strom Charlotte Thoreson .. ,, Walter Williams ., Teacher, Mulhern . . . ,...........,. Fountain .-. Teacher, McConachie - . - ................ Preston Eleanor Klein .... Luther College, Decorah, Ia. Madelyn Leeseburg. ..... Teacher, Root School WM. A. I-IEITNER FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING Lady Assistant Ambulance Service Telephone 1l7 Preston, Minnesota GILBERTSONS Where You Naturally Expect to Find the Best Men's Clothing, Furnishings and Shoes Preston, Minnesota MUSEUM Preston, Minn. Oddities, Curios, Relics, Antiques, Coins, Currency, Firearms, Stamps, Indian Relics, Fossils, Wood Carvings, Shells, Etc. Congratulations to the Class ot 1940 LARSON CS GARTNER Preston, Minnesota ALUMNI LISTINGS NORMAL TRAINING CLASS OF 1938 Ruth Anstett .. . Dutch Hollow School, Dis. 171 Olive Mae Barnes. Mrs. Edward Means, Wykoif Marie G. Berland ..i,.. Earley School, Dis, 143 Sadie M. Greer .... .. . Louiston School, Dis. 133 Evelyn A. Haugstad. .... Bailey School, Dis. 173 Lillian E. Heusinkveld.. Empire School, Dis. 93 Myrna T. Jenson ....... Highland School, Dis. 32 Doris L. Kinneberg . ..... High Grove School Aubrey Serfling..- Scheie School, Mabel, Minn. Emil Souhrada . ............ Red Wing, Dis. 89 Mary Smith Willow Creek School, Dis. 131 Nydia Wolfe ....... North Windy Ridge School I. P. NEHRING, M. D. MURREL of KLEIN EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT AT THE CORNER GROCERY GEORGE SOFFA CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE I. E. ANDERSON LUMBER CO. YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED The Green Lantern Cate Serving Only the Best in Food and Beverages Your Patronaqe Appreciated MR. AND MRS. MERV.,LANGUM Proprietors BEN FRANKLIN STORE Preston, Minnesota ALUMNI LISTINGS CLASS OF 1937 Ruth Anstett .. .. . Teacher, Dutch Hollow Dist. Charles Arnold ...,r....,.....,........ Preston Marshall Ause ..r,....,.. . St. Olaf, Northfield Harold Barnes , ...,.....,....,,....,... Prelton Marie Berland ..,- Teacher, Earley School Dist. Gwenland Broadwater-.Mrs. Marlvin Reynolds, Spring Valley Allyne Byers .,., Mrs. Jordell Baker, Rochester Eloise Clark Stenographer, RE.A., Postville, Ia. Damon Doherty .... . .................. Preston Opal Dornink .,.... .. Nurse, Minneapolis Betty Anne Gartner. ....... Carleton, Northfield Iowa Gaul ,,.,,..,,, Mrs. Robert Hotchkiss Myrna Gatzke ...... ......,........... P reston Owen Gleason ..,,. U.S, Naval Base, Michigan Helen Graskamp . , . . , . . Eau Claire, Wisconsin Kenneth Gullickson, Iowa State College, Ames, Geneva Hahn ....,... Mrs. Leo Tally, Preston Kerneth Hall ......,.,............. Lanesboro Milton Hall ....,.....,,,.....,..... Lanesboro Evelyn Haugstad..Teacher Bailey School, Dist. Milton Hardtke Paul Healy ,... William Joseph .. . . . . . . . . trucking, Rochester , . ................... . Fountain . . . . ,......i,.. Preston Linus Kelly .,..,......,,...,,....... Fountain Donald Kennedy . .....,.. . , . Creamery, Preston Hollas Kruegel .,... Teachers College, La Crosse Doris Kinneberg Frank Little .... Earl Long .,.. Alice Malloy . .. Fritz Miller Donald Nagle .. . Teacher, High Grove School Fountain . . . . . California . . . . . . Spring Valley Fountain Farmers 8.1 Merchants State Bank, Preston Merlin Olstad . ............ AAA Office, Preston Helen Peterson . Mrs. Milton Hahn, Preston Robert Rathke .............,........... Preston Mary Smith ..,. Teacher, Willow Creek School OLSON'S FOOD STORE Fairway Fine Foods Fancy and Staple Groceries Fresh and Cured Meats COMPLIMENTS of PRESTON OIL PRODUCTS COMPANY Preston, Minnesota SPIES MILLING CO. COMPLIMEN TS of EREDRICK P. ARNY Physician and Surgeon ALUMNI LISTINGS NORMAL TRAINING 1937 Alma Berning . .. -- ..... Bristol Grove School Aleda Cook .... . ...... Cherry Grove School Adeline Cowen . .............., Benson School Alice Mae Hahn .,- Brokken School, Harmony June Hahn ...............,........ .... H utton Lorene Haugstad .,............. Baker School- Lucille I-Iaugstad . ........,. Clear Grit School Bernadine Kimball. Teaching Olmstead County Maxine Lewis .... . .......... Henrytown School Marjorie Schmidt , .................... Preston Marjorie Wilson .. . Murphy School, Fountain Frances Workman ,- Bell School, Spring Valley PRESTON CREAMERY When the Children Come Home From School Have the Butter Ready for Them. WE CONGRATULATE THE SEN IORS Upon Their Graduation, the High Point of their High School Careers AND THE STAFF Upon the Fine Annual They Produced TRADES PUBLISHING COMPANY Albert Lea, Minnesota Fine Printers for One Quarter Century B A RL O W ' S DEPARTMENT STORE COMPLIMENTS of GARTNER'S STORE Phones 5 and 6 Complete Line of Groceries and Meats ALUMNI LISTINGS CLASS OF 1936 Donald Baker-. ...... Iowa State College, Ames Alma Berning ... Teacher, Bristol Grove School Charles Collet .. . George Washington University, Washington, D. C, Lowell Danielson ...... Brakeman, Milwaukee, Railroad, Austin Melville Fay .... .............. M inneapolis Lucille Fowler ..... University of Minnesota Alice Mae Hahn Teacher, Brokken School June Hahn ..... .... ................... H u tton Lorene Haugstad Teacher, Clear Grit School Gail Hazel ...... . Business College, Minneapolis Alpha Holger ...... Hormel Company, Austin Phyllis Johnson Mrs. Herbert Holger, Preston Eldon Kline Luther College, Decorah, Iowa Esther Kramer University, Southern California, Los Angeles, California Joye Kruegel . ....... Normal Training, Preston Patricia Moriarty St. Theresa's College, Winona Richard Nelson . .- Carleton College, Northfield Gregory Nolan .Stoddard Hotel, LaCrosse, Wis. Alvina Omacht ....................... Preston Cecelia Ott .,.... Stenographer, Chicago, Illinois Allene Rathke ....... Mr. Lyle C. Slaback, LaCrosse, Wisconsin Marjorie Schmidt .............. Preston Maxine Shanahan ................. Preston Arnold Thorson -. .................... Fountain Leonard Thorson ....... Thorson Groc., Fountain Stanley Titterud M i8z St, Louis RR, Minneapolis Juliette Wahl . . .. ..................... Preston Thomas Whalen .. Botsford Lumber Co., Olivia Marjorie Wilson -..-- Murphy School, Fountain Frances Workman ........ Teacher, Bell School NORMAL CLASS OF 1936 Le Nora Berning .... ............. F lying Cloud Evelyn Brusse ....., .... M rs. Ray Openhorst Edna Hoakenson ..., . ............ . Olson School Anna Mae Goldsmith ....... Mrs. A. H. Kiehne Eleanor Johnson . Mrs. Howard Andrist, Preston Carmen Kruegel .........,.... Mrs. E, Reusink, Q' ' . Liberty School Dist. Alice Larson ...., Mrs. Joseph Sofia, Lanesboro Estella Miller ...... .......... M ark School Florence Peterson .......... Mrs. Kenneth Foss Blanche Riehl, Mrs. H. Schultz .... Spring Grove Irene Spingmire ..... Mrs. O. 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