Scio High School - Panther Echoes Yearbook (Scio, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

-9+ A' 431+ ,N , ,g.,f-Gfnki-. ',sf:,,:53,Qg.Q,. ,'.-f.: '- .I?.-gig-L-,fgiE'E?fF2-2i+'w T'-.'f-ww'-',Lflrlfl-'-ff?'ffjf E- jr rw I .',-, U' x, F , ! - if v 5 WS' SCHOOL SONG It's Scio High School It's Scio High School The pride of every true Buckeye Come on ye old grads Join with us young lads It's Scio High School now we cheer Now is the time boys to make a big noise No matter what the people say 0 . 111 FJ an For there is none to fear the gangs all here So hail to Scio High School-HAIL! 2? 11... ,mSQ- 5..- I 5 :xx ug lst una res fc? Ac: tE10 prn Ewa p.r -a Zaafuiafg ' cw: Jay -p-nQr, Nrtf f-Reese, Lilfrei Jagcs .LU Lbs. om. Lillian rurviaxce, hilliam Greer, rresigext --------------------- lil Ylce :resident ---------------- lea Clerk ------------------------- Jef in wfwkfrs cf the Ecard Lf kiuvrtixn pgns .illty cf grzuiilx Ei0Q1FAE SCL cl vhs uilh cf tgv cc munity. 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James A Higgins Ohio State University h A S Nr Wiggins has previously taught mathematics, science and coached athletics for several years He taught for three years at Rushville school in Fairfield County, served as principal and coach for five years at the Summit School in Licking County, and served as Superin tendent of schools at Hebron for four years during the w r and a part of a year after the war He also served in tne Iavy for a perlod of two yea s hr Wiggins was principal of tne kan Wert Schools for th ee yeazs before coming to Scio 9 Y s I ! TQ J ' 55- Ah. 4 iEE1'Wik ' 4 6 QQ if Y 'Ew7'Q ' .'wlm'7?n A a A. O Y Q Z. . B. . Edu. U a . '1 J ' r . 1 . . , , . P 1 ss. ,IGK OWS 11 r Burrier mildred nas been secret ry of her Alma Mater for the past four years bhe w s braduated lrom bcio Hi h in 1945 and Lanton Actual LuSlD6S5 College April 2, 1946 She has dcne a wonderful Job as secreter5 and is well liked by all students 5 XE SEQ SY QNQ QNX- wx, Om? xxx EELS 'Xu QS ill V13 UU 71 A ' s RUQEY5 EEVMEQE Ckfiesserviu 'L lx fl... 1 ,, if p-49' 3 . f 1 4 :sa 1 , ., gm' 5 x , HI gl ' , ' i 1 i is ' ' 5 M ffth , i , 2 an W iy . A 5 4 - .. Mfr' -L', , 1 - 3 3 K vi 1- ' h 1, 1 ' ni : b w Ach is ' I Nj. to 9 Q Q 2 55632 gd J Q I v' a d Opfomeh- sk ODGE 'PLYM X 050 Ca FIRV CRD 2 o z p Lore, c Harrison Counfys clrgeslt Fc: 'Y Qc dy 'to We r and Shoe 541' G MKEWFG Dk sw complu mcnls LJ 1110711 ard FUNEPQDJ.. 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'My how this work has piled up.' nHow is the annual coming along, girlszn Keep your eyes of' the clock. 'Did scio win msn nuns? nThat will be a good question for Social Studies next semester.' M ff. ,lf .,,. Q Q S 1. if, 1r InI:nQ5f G GP POS HAQDLJRQE DRY GOODS 'H'OI1 E IiI IQIQIIUIQIQ ECI DEHLIEI25 IN LLINIQJEP Qoocnmcq BLIILDEQS supvues 3 4 MILL Womc BOWL RSTON Omo CIO CQBIYICL C SJCIO C MANUFACTURERS f CQELTIONAI. BLIILT IN KITCHEN LINIT5 I5?E5TALlQANT BOOTHS FINE CABINET MQKINE: CIO QC VIC, LIECTQIQ 5, DLLIMQINQ, SLIDDLIED I 5491 SCIO 0 5' Tj FA .IDI-ID.INE'5 .DQALQR IN NGA! u5eD OILLMELL SUPPLIED ibuome 2585 sexo COmpIlmenI5 58356533 6350? QBQQ EWEIBWQ QLIDLITY one DCIY seuvncf conotton O ,QZSII I I7 Pom -If O D 3 I U 'V If . X E7 qrycl. --2 ,Q sri x Q i Jews. io J 5 - O I ni? If X if - III III II I: III AI o.fIm:I I ,O LI I f 9 John Ilzndrncks , Prop Ax is ,HH 'Wh 5e4uofz6l4440jfZcw4 Left to Right Loretta Jacobs, Floyd Bonnell, Bob Hush, and ordon Bower President Bob Hugh Vice President Gordon Bower Secretary Loretta Jacobs Treesurer Floyd Bonnell ZO Y? 'l5 llls SIQIYH ll GIVE: ,J - - 5 it L2 ef 7 if X f I Ill ' 6 '9 L.. gf if I Z 4q f 5 1 Q M 1 ti X ' , il Robert Hugh 'Colonel President 1-2-5-4 Latin Club l-2 Editor Scio Echoes Class Play 5-4 Librarian 1 Football l-2-5-4 Basketball l-2-5-4 Baseball l-2-5-4 Nat'l Honor Soc. 5-4 Booster Club l-2 Loretta Jacobs 'Jake' Editor Solo Echoes Latin Club l-2 Librarian 2 Class Officer 2-4 Cheerleader 2-5-4 Class Play 5-4 G1rl's State Booster's Club l Gordon Custer 'Fadley' Student Council 1-4 F.F.A. 5-4 Latin Club l Betty Perkins Perk' Student Council 1-4 Annual Staff SI-HI-News F.H.A. 2-4 F.H.A. Pres. 4 Gordon Bower 'Gordo' Nat'l Honor Soc. Basketball 1-2-5- Baseball l-2-5-4 Annual Staff SI-HI-News Student Council 2 Class Officer 5-4 Class Play 5-4 Band 2-5-4 Orchestra 5-4 Latin Club l-2 3 4 -4 N40 Floyd Bonnell 'Punk1n' Latin Club l-2 Basketball 2-5-4 Baseball 2-5-4 Class Officer l-2 Annual Staff Class Play 5-4 Boy's State Mixed Chorus 4 3- mt' Y Q 'OSF' 11' sail!! -4 lib YZ: Q1 3 i' 'g: V- Kenneth Elackwell HKennyN Scio Senior Class Plav '.F.A. 4 V.F.A. CFF1cer 4 Cadiz Track 3 Junior Class Plav Hi-Y 3-4 A -if' ' , !. kk: 1,45 A Q V I -swzfn W' Q?4v. H 'J 2' 52 W '+f'-fI . 4 . , ,al-.M ,,, Florence Peters NF11 O!! Band 3-4 F.H.A. 2-4 Annual Staf' SI-HI-News Eooster's Club l-2 Fred Whiteman NCedr1cN Football 2-3-4 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Eooster's Club 1-2 i Richard AlbPl5FC NCubann Basketball l-2 Football 2-3 F.F.A. 2-3-4 Nancy Cope nNanc1en Annual Staff Editor SI-HI-News F.H.A. 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 Vocal Class 3 Librarian 3 Latin Club l F.H.A. Officer 4 IIN qigx as 5'lr John Hidey HJohnnieH Football 2-3-4 F.F.A. l-2-3-4 Eooster's Club 1-2 I I Ybfx Q'! v7 MQ s. 1' 'ts 1' Xerle Fcutz J 11 Y' 6 ' ,nb ,. X Ertfessor latin Cluk l-2 Annual Stalf Eccster's Cluk l- 'Qi 1 Naomi Huffman HToton Latin Club l-2 Student Council 2 Band 2-5-4 Class Play 5-4 Sl-HI-News Annual Staff Mixed Cnorus 4 b.H.A. 4 5Loster's Club l-2 band officer 4 Richard Reese nPenoH Easketlall 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball l-2-3-4 Class Cfficer 3 Fdwin Harris NSquirtH Latin Club 1-2 Annual Staff Football 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-4 Baseball l-5-4 Bccster's Club l-2 X Band l-2-3 Vivian Brown Il Viv!! 51-HI-News band 2 Annual Staff F.H.A. l-2-3-4 Booster's Club l-2 F.H-A. Officer 4 0 'x Edward Altright HEdisonu F.F.A. 5-4 Student Council 3 Latin Club 1 D1 72' 6. f .4 4- . 'h,.t:.,. Annual Staff Class rlay 5 Orchestra 1-2-5 hand l 3349 ws- Harold Flowers 'Pos1en Easeball 1-2-3-4 SI-HI-News Annual Staff Class Play 5-4 N94 'Tr' fL! Betty Robinson 'Luluu Latin Club 1-2 Librarian 1-2 Sl-HI-News Annual Staff Cheerleader 2-6-4 Class Play 5-4 F.H.A. 4 Booster's Club 1 John Whiteman uSnozn F.F.A. 1-2-5-4 Booster's Club l-2 William Greer H2111-ll Photc.Ed. Football l-2-5-4 Easeball l Librarian l Latin Club l-2 Class officer l Class rla 3 4 y - Booster's Club 1- Nat'l Honor Soc. rrince of Reace Tressa Garrett T . G . Band 2-I5-4 s1-H1-1zews Latin Club 1-2 Booster's Club 1- Class Play 4 QQ .Jyiwki Avy, ,H , 7. 5 V, VL 1 4 'Ri Q 4m .4 Huh: if b ,m' Robert Enslish llBobl1 Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 2-5 Mixed Chorus 4 Vocal Class 2-3 F.F.A. l-2 F.F.A. Officer 1-2 SI-HI-News Latin Club 1-2 Booster's Club 1-2 4 Richard Moore HD1nklyn Football 2-5 rnk5A. 2-6-4 hand 1-2 'lf N ,.-' Joyce Snyder ll Joyce!! Band 2-3-4 F.H.A. 2 SI-HI-News Class Play 5-4 Booster's Club 1-2 Edwin Ourant ll Yo Yo!! Robert Slates nSletsn Football 1-2-5-4 F.F.A. 1-2-5-4 booster's Club 1 2 Helene Stull nHinkeln F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. Officer 5 Librarian 2-5 S an Jon Ngylor llJonI Jfi Football 1-4 Football Mgr. 3 Booster's Club 1 Latin Club 1 Basketball 2-6 Class Play 5-4 Annual Staff Mixed Chorus 4 2.9 -'51, if X, fl in Qeszk ik 4z::F' Elmer Crall Entert otull v - H llrlmer!! T Ettster's Club 1-2 gasketlall 2-2-4 Fwtrell 1 .F.A. 1-2-3-4 g N 4 H - . , N .1 -fs.. Donna nowdle Hrutll 3toster's Club 1-2 'atin Club 1-2 F.n.h. 4 5 A Lena Alkaugh 'ISP 5 Lena '5 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Pand l-2-5-4 Librarian 2-5-4 J Nat'l Honor Soc. 5-4 , Carl Scott Raymond Green Chaunc ey Ray Latin Club l-2 F.F.A. 1-2 Eooster's Club 1-2 Booster's Club 1-2 Band 1-2-3-4 Qrchestra 5 'fv- Easetall 5-4 'V' Librarian 2 Movie operator 5-4 Q.- .V x' , 61444 gfdatoag FIRST ROW Ruth Hutton, Becky Stanfield, Anna Mae Huffman, Donna Dowdle, Marilyn Huff, Grace Miles, Margaret Woods, Vivian Brown, Ruth Taggert, Bertha Bell Bush, Ruth Allensworth, Lena Albeugh, Joyce Snyder SECOND ROW Mrs Chipukaizer, teacher, Dick Reese, Ed Ourant, Ronald Grace Bill Greer, Fred Whiteman, Tommy Byers, Gordon Custer, Earl Cogan Gordon Bower, Carl Scott, Jon Naylor, Clarence Christian, Robert English In our first year of school to which most of us had looked forward with much anticipation we were under the direction of Mrs. Chipukaizer. There were 26 boys and girls in our class that year. For our grade school teachers we had Miss Archer, Irs. Kerr, Miss Butler, Miss Luckens, and Mr. Porter to help us on the great way of learning. When we finally reached the seventh grade we felt very grown up for we were now able to go to and from our classes when the bell rang just like the high school. As freshmen, we felt very let down after our initiation, but we soon recovered and started our high school career with 45 in our class and with 7 boys taking part in sports. Our Sophomore and Junior years were spent in making money for our Junior-Senior prom. We held an all-night Lrom,the first of its kind in this school. Now as Seniors we will soon be viewing Scio High School as our Alma later and we will be going on to further our education end to put to work our Knowledge, 29 'ff,1,., 5 A W- M, M., 2 e! isa Hia E v , 1 Q X, , xx W' X, k' ' AX . 'M A D Lena Albaugh Rich Albright Pd Albright Kenneth Blackwell Floyd Donnell Gordon Bower Vivian Brown Nancy Cope Elmer Crall Gordon Custez Donna Dowdle Robert Lncl sh Harold Flowers herle Foutz Tre sa Garrett Raymond Green sill Greer Eodie harris John Hidey laomi Huffman Bob Hugh Loretta Jacobs Jon aylor Eddie Ourant et y Perkins Florence Peters Lick Reese Betty Robinson Carl Scott Helene Stull Joyce Cnyde ob Slates ob stull John hnite an Fred ,hi e an ickname Lena Cuban Edison Kenny Punkin Gordo Viv Lou Elmer Farley Donna Bob Posie Professor Green the Flabbo Squir Johnnie Toto Colonel Jake Jon Yo Yo Perk Flo Reno Lulu Chauncey Hinkel Joyce slats B01 Snoz Ced ic Bean Has l'ght hair motorcycle no teeth Nancy Rose brains slim waist line voice brothers red halr ove alls Yaty Ginnie Plymouth Hudson small feet blond hair Shirley Alice bib feet false teeth turned up nose technique red rosy cheeks small feet Bob Phyllis banks curls Eugene Fdison Chexy heivht 8 weight nose t ouble Isrbara sisters Ambition school teacher mechanic coon hunter farmer rad'o technician professor fan dancer singer sleep rallroader housewife farmer artist lab technician nurse Mayor of Qumley engineer millionaire mouse trainer learn to drive coach settle down psychologist taxi driver professor's wife hoasewife mortician find a man tooth puller 'ayor's wife pottery worker flea trainer brick laye work at Sale lu.berman vt' n A .1 A' .. 1 S. ak- , , . l y Q t A . . 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'O S 's F? LI 'UM lglilllldl Staff .5 Seated: Harold Flowers, Nancy Cope, Loretta Jacobs, Betty Robinson, Bob Pugh. Standing: Dick Reese, Floyd Bonnell, Tordon Bower, Betty Perkins, Naomi Huffman, Jon Naylor, Merle Poutz, Florence Peters, Ed Harris, BL11 Greer, Vivian Brown, absent. Inset, Mr. Maffeo. Robert Huph Dick Reese Betty Robinson Harold Flowers Gordon Bower Jon Naylor Bill Greer Co-Editors Business Managers Literary Editors Betty Perkins Art Editors Soorts Editors Feature Editors Vivian Brown Fhoto Editors Loretta Jacobs Nancy Cope Naomi Huffman Florence Peters Floyd Ronnell Ed Harris Merle Poutz nrf' x 4 I 3 x K A . ' x v 1' '-. ' xr S-s Q. UQ Q 746 ' Www S ' seated: ELc,t tc rigntj :ill Greer, lregs.,Vir5ig1a rfgutg, Srirley Saber, cena Alkfush, sec, 5tanQinh: marilyn Cpownoble, screen Lower, rrcs.,Lo1etta Jecchs, Bob Hugn, Vice :resz,betty Lccinson,-Floyd Lcnnell. ine clympian Chapter of the Rational Lcnor Jccicty of the Scic High School devotes itself to building enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulating a desire to render service, prcxctiny wcrtny leadcrsnip, and encouraging the development of cgaracter. The Olfmpian Tnspter is dedicated to the tncu nm that personal ncnor to its inlividurl members is not encu h to justify its existence. It is the cnewtcr's sincere desire tc continue tc Le a wcrkinf orrsnizsricn of rnnuine service tc tue scncol. Sc tnat tne memlership vlll alvrts Ee lar e encujn to acccmplish Lhe vcrk at sand, the requirefents fer nfmberszip :re sucn that Maximum of 25 cf the senior class is eliQiLle, if tnese, li cfm ze elected duzin. the iunicr Yfcr. Electicn Lo the Taticnal KLRIT fcciety is cne cf the mast cnerisned jistincticns among ccic Hihn .ch.cl ftuderts. 55 Q L .1 Y S41 ,arm .1 , 0 Dann' . t., 1.. ,V 4. 9 ymauS' pOSl.17, d 306 Ibn Q . ,Lx L - f . f,1::eigr22? W' Z A ,- I5 LIB .L p a fd ,iv - , Cf la W L ' l ' L V 1, ' i FN N551 if av Q If Sandra 7714? Hlillhilly Courtshipn A Q Tue Feppins and the Stilstys were always having z feud and when their cnildren fell in love,this made the matter all the worse. This situation is not helped when sfveral friends from the city return home and bring along their manager wht ha reppin mistakes for her hustand from the matrimon bureau. Y The cllmax of the olay Lrings the feud to an end and the Ozark hills are again quiet. Luke Stilsby ------------------------------------- Eob Hugh Emmy kegpin ---------------------------------- Joyce Snyder Ma Peppin ----- - ------- ------------- ------------ Nancy Cope Lulu Triffet ------------------- -- ---------- Loretta Jaccts Seedie Triffet ----------------------------- Eetty Robinson Vssn Jeddo ----------------------------------- Gordon Eower Sol Silverstein ------------------------ -------- E111 Greer Louis Cattere ------ ----- -------- --------- Floyd Fonnell rappy Stilsly ------------ ----- -------- Kenny Blackwell lridget t'Flann1gan ------------- ---------- Yacmi Huffman Ievererd bcswell ------- --------- -------- Harold Flowers Student Mircctcrs -------- - ----- -- -- ---- Tressa Garrett 58 Jen Naylor gh n I I STI' L'-H'72'7 l-ICU bug Gppllcnqczs ----- Lgou Coq pad: qouv- coqfidczqcc L9 be Qmomglfqm Norma ulmrr Z5 -Euobbll CDL czldivcr crpqwbare. up OVID S-f SWQQD W Z3 qour moiety mon? fda B ng mi an +o clam dcumlcr UN c specmoluzas up mowlcb repos .5 Um also f Q ' K t rn ' H H' ' lr . bcw G IGFQC s+oc,k OF mufchcs. diamonds lu-aczlds 1 ncckla P-NNN STREET SCAC OHIO Rv MEWDPQN N 522 55D E7 P722 Dow S12-u an U-l ro - Dru! damning mfg:-css'uv13 c.1l'l'zr-ca-Herr ff W 5 A , -.-5 , BGQQ , glw Q! S E SQIO Q53 ya '7HHefeaz.n-' A C THENTSER THE plcru X' Qfs 5. ' :Q xr 3 'N Cf7lO'?..T O 4 'N U G N iv VW KV M XG X! S, 1 5? Q-.aw if Ya Q U .Eui'o'e,r-2 Elo. COMPLETE LLIMBER SUPPLIES Wk I QOOFINC1 suvpues - 1-If-xvzowmze QV' SAND - CEMENT f GRQVEL HDQDWOOD IYHNE Q HNIDLRSTIQIGL LLNYNQECL CADIZ Q DMONE 43 Ji, C cn rrofffon FZVWHQQ' rs WM LL GEC! L 5 to Xia gba gmgfwx S- Ir? Q JCLLJCE VL.. 55 61 in SCIO OHIO UV' C P o X -Q F - urnfaar ' f5L.xtldzr5 up H615 q Y f-A--l-- I X fm X 0 x Xl ff fffff! K' ' f ,I I jfj, 9 A L -3, H, ff 21 I Zi, X! f - c' if Q3 ' Q'l'73'ff,- . L15 dm5lr, Q 'S arrollfon O 1 4xumnIU W, e lim 9 QW 'lnlnllmm I I5 Illllllllllfll mm, UD In mh 'lll1Il 'Ur nf F0 0 QQ milf' 0' N A Q J ff- ' - ' A ' 4 E ' -7 1 ' 'N I 5 5 E 3 Q E AW: E E 5 s 'w. X Q E x9yul1lllll's -yy L6 o6X,W s ,. M, '25 v 1 rr 0 Q Q 0 '9 .M 0' Aw ' 5 , in Z' N amor cfajj Officer: Left to Pipbt E111 Ofwlow, Al1z.e Thomas, E111 Spiker, 'ihlrqey Qaber President E111 Onslow Vice President Allce Thomas Secretary Srirlev Saber Treasurer P111 Loiker' 'ij ll lla' 3 Jr. 3 J 1 f' .A qu '-,xty . 4 ' LN . ' ,Rv qw, Q-4 - ' :ff-4,-+1-. ff ' A' 'C ' , 7f. ', F A 4 -2 Qeauhu lst Row: fLeft to right! Duard Christian, Bill Onslow, Ray Dunfee, Sidney Bundy, Wilbur Hilbert, Bill Spiker, Bob VanGi1der, Jim Albaugh. 2nd Row: Norman Hibinger, Jerry Thompson, Sara Dodson, Jean Hill, Dorothy Hutton, Shirley Saber, Frances Gotshall, Virqinia Pfouts, Betty Whiteman, Bill Hamilton, Jim Prather. 3rd Row: Marilyn Crcwncble, Ruth Allensworth, Betty Senfz, Emma Schoolcraft, Joan McKiss1ck, Marylouise Brown, Tom McGinnis, Nancy Albaugh, Alice Thomas, Mary Lou Schaffer. llnset, Mr. Ra1ns.D The Junior Class sponosored a Hallowe'en party in which all the high school classes and clubs participated. Our class play, nSpr1nq Fever,W was a great success. Our principal way of raising money was by selling refreshments at the football and basketball games and during the noon hour. The annual Junior-Senior Prof was held May 12, with the theme being candle- light and the auditorium was decorated like axnerry-go-round. Mr. 5imPS0U '95 the chief speaker and our class presented a very interesting program with Jerry Thompson and Shirley Saber reigning as King and Queen. The class of 1951 has truly had a successful year under the capable leadership of Mr. John H. Rains. 49 , L 1 5 .5 'X 5 o',, ,5 V1 .Sf :1 ik . ' .bile mamnfs 1, A X in Rains -U5 -v-I Jim Marylou Prather Erown lm --f gl ancy Sidnev Albauph Bundy Howard nd Burns Vic Lewis Lou Ferron Vrs Soanpler Vivian Geor e Penrv Purcell Anne Durcell Phoebe Purcell professor Virgil Bean Dr Dixon firector fauhfz fifty lo ,W fm ,,, Jerry Joan Thomoson cKisslck Q Y V wi -9 Nllbur Fllbert harllyr Crcxnckle or I Ffv H Cast of Characters av td F111 Vlful la Onslow Dfouts ,., 1:7 'HBV Sara Bill Dodson Soiker m Prather Gill Solker Jerrv Thomason loan hcdiscick JancJ Albadvb nrylouise Brown bur P ber lF lnla Ufouts Q lin P ldnev Fund Cl 7 CnQ w r Ra rs .1 le exoerl ectln v 'P P Q L Po up his eaoel and bruclee Uowarf rant nes rart all paoer will GUILE EYE rfxt Q , and Qec e 7 olocf tc m L o n r V Pdd to Pls f ultv a no QL oowers of concentret Cne erergencl a'ter anc r lsee ' P no c rtalns cloce L ere e a lc a V s 'ever y e lad 'fd K Je , Q of your edocat r E O P1 L I 77644 Mr. e. 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Ralph Mason, Ronald Grace, Paul Shultz, David Nemeth, Jim Rinkes, Glen Mizer, Fruce Harris, Don Given, Bob Bundy. 2nd row: Fred Hines, Peggy Moore, Katy Linard, Blanche Greaves, Eelva Snyder, Letty Thorne, Doris brooks, Sherry Thompson, Betty Bell, Bill Heidy, Francis Simpson. 5th row: Janet Thompson, Patty Moore, Barbara Robinson, Mary Jo Huffman, . Nancy Utt, Alice Heavlin, Mary Ann Trushell, Laura Bsrcus, Mary Ann Snyder, Mary Ann Norman, Mary Louise Marker. Clnset Mr. Samue1s.J A man's worth is judied by his contribution to society. In a sense a class can be judged in a similiar manner. The contribution of the sophomore class to Scfo high School has been of the highest in quan- tity and quality. A high degree of participaticn in school affairs has been shown by the majority of the class members. Four boys were out for football and five were out for basketball. A similiar number is expected for baseball. There are ten girls out for band and several are active in the various activities of Home Lconomics, Grange, Student Council, and other orbanizations. 54 f H is 'A N, 5- F--' 35 'N R, :v,gj,,M V rugs' E' V ga pan 1-:main -ars- B . 4 'Hin ' 1 'r -VX ,z ,W s, i.. We -. 1 .Af n Q., a,:: , XY.: Q r '9, - ,QMIQQSQBQ Wye' f,Q' f' 'nf- -.,--.' - '1 K w U ,, l' ,V 4 'gi . gf.f1' ' 3,?f2h: , , . ff , ' .-use -t . ' 9 ' ' .K 'J 7 lst row: CLeft to Bightl Ronnie Ayers, Roy Hallarnee, Fred Guthrie, Fred Pfouts, Herman Flowers, Ernie kizer, Dick Hugh, Bob Blodgett, Bob Albright, George Crall. 2nd row: Arthur Pfouts, Bot heck, Doris Rogers, Sandra Thorne, Betty Keck, Milne Stull, Lucy Singhnus, Gala Haines, Janice Vahl, Donna Crall, Dale Eager, Virgil Schoolcreft, Richard Crites. 5rd row: Johann Stewart, Alice flowers, Kay Horstmen, Nancy Busby, Shirley Noah, Patsy Pfeiffer, Sue Bowers, Erma Albaugh, Iva Powell, Helen SHUltZ, Larl barcus. Clnset Mrs. hideinsl There are 54 students in the freshman class. At our initiation party the boys were dressed like girls and the girls ' the work out but enjoyed it and are same thing to the freshmen- year was our Christmas rarty. Our room were dressed like boys. We were given hoping for the time when we can do the One of the big events of the was the only rotm which had a Christmes tree. We presented our home room teecher, Mrs.Wi5Qins,with a gift. Ve made some interesting plans, some of which we carried through. Our class motto is HThe best wry to get ahead is to use the one you have.H 56 V1 ,. .vw , 5 .- Ji'F Y.. ' . Q x S 1' ' Eemian lst Row: lLeft to right? James Myers, Donald Noah, Richard Moore, Bob Rogers, George Starkey, Albert Crall, Dick Gibson, Jack Thelss, 2nd Row: Bob Harmon, Donald Crall, Maxine Woods, Janie Edwards, Elsie Trushell, Shirley Wagner, Eva Belle Everhart, Shelva Davis, Fairy McGl1nsey 1 Eddie Myers, Stuart Henderson. 3rd Row: Jack Markley, Marsha Greer, Carol Umpleby, Sylvia Norman, Nancy LaFevre, Dale Snider, Dick Spiker, Janie Myers, Marie Renforth , Marilyn Thomas, Jeannie Christian. clnset, Mrs. Scott., There are 15 girls and 14 boys in the eighth grade of Scio High School. Many of our class have participated in extra-curricular activities. Marsha Greer and Carol Umpleby are in the band, Twelve boys of the class are out for Junior High Basketball. A poll taken by the class showed that Kenneth Harmon, Pob Rogers, Dale Snider, Dick Spiker, and George Starkey are good prospects for the High School team next year. Shelva Davis and Louise Stull of the Doe Run School joined our class this year. We have had two social events durinr the year. We had a Christmas party and gift exchange and a party at the school in the spring. 58 454' ' p., K NH F . W4! fivvsig' 'Wbf9 1-w'ai'F 545. Seven!! lst row! lLeft to Rightl Bob Burton, Harold Moore, Bch Whiteman, James Crites, James Beatty, Albert McCue, Bob McDevitt. 2nd rom: Ronnie Stull, Thelma Trushell, Betty Marker, Jerry Horton, Barbara Hill, Nancy Morrell, Kay Amos, Arlene Wolf, Margaret Voorhees. 5rd row: Robert Brooks, Dorothy Moore, Nancy Bell, Bill Myer, Barbara Henderson, Judith Hare, Harry Horstman, Paul Lalstcn. Clnset hiss beachyl our Seventh grade entered into Junior High with t clve girls and thirteen boys of which thirteen ride the school bus. At Christmas time we had a party and a Christmas exchange wnich we a1l.enjoyed. he have also enjoyed our Science Field trips under the direction of hr. Rains. FO X Xin, QQ - 5 -,f . - A J . A wwe., , - J 'I e A 1x .. 4f Bsk.1' ' ff-' K R -in 'A , A gl, ,tl NT M, gg. .-4 . E ..,, Q Q--. INNNN .,, ,iq N Q I X ,-2. .4 1 .rigid A WM e 'F'-f.?x,,,jQ,f,Jx,,? x A A 4. ,V .f s A ,. Y, or We , ,su . ,a-. - .., N . v P . Amy' T! If - mf, qw lst row: CLeft :o Richtl Fred Miller, Alfred Green, Robert Noah, Leroy Mercer Sherman Porter, John McDevitt, William Burton, Jerry Albaush Eeckley, 2nd row: Mary Myers, Martha Norman, Gnila Thorne, Twila Christain, Marianne Albaugh, Kayren Mllllnger, Jane Voorhees, Donna Wagner, Elizabeth Stull 5rd row: Betty Jo Harrison, Hazel Denhart, Patricia Albaush, hleanor Cole, Rose Hennis, Shirley Fowler, Henrietta Holle, Julia Patterson Clnset W. B. Trushelll Absent: Charles Albaugh The Sixth Grade has enrolled twenty-six students. Vera-Howard left us durinp the first semester. We are very industrious, and are appreciative of the opnortunities offered bythe school on our behalf. Ey the end of the school year each one will have read six Reading Circle Eooks, and reported thereon. In addition to this, The Cadiz Library exchanges twenty books every two weeks. J , as A if? wif , , -gf v N 4 Q Q ' 4 01 .1 wail M A, 1 T f s lb H55 v, i 11-v A .mn ,Q 2nd lst Row: 3rd Row: girls under the direction of Mrs. Hornbrook. This club has good manners, proper speech, and the wav to conduct a as Quests. The prosram nCarcl Tifen was oresented to to draw maps in veography to trv they are studvinr. Thev year--one in oarticuler with made maps usin' Pottery Clay to Row: .fw- qif' 695, , ' 'Q' 1. 2.-:gl of gh, I Q .rr 4 r' 5 ix! , . v . 3, -. K' x 4 :X q Vg' . M1125 Iv'-o-ff 'Fi if BL. ' W'G'wfe Inset: Lrs. Hornlrotk, Lrs. Spiker, and Mrs. iutchinson fLeft to Right? Dick Edwards, Don Abel, Edward Flodiett, Frank Blod zett, Ronald Mercer, Bob Snider, Don Brooks, Pob Harmon, Marlowe Christian, Dick Pell. Larry Patterson, Velma Eell, Mary Jane English, Shirley Myers, Dee Ann Kane, Sandra Robinson, Tlenna Davis, Judv lreer, Joyce Beatty, Bill Henderson. Jimmy Stull, Lester Crall, David Wifgins, Janice field, Cheryl Davis, Janice Bell, Telores Stull, The Fioth arade is a very active and industrious Early in the year they or'anized themselves into At Christmas time, a verv nice oartv was held Pfouts, Myrna Can Warv Anauish. group of boys and a Eusvbodv Club, heloed to teach them business meetins. with oarents and friends the Fi'h School. The fifth grade rated verv well in the Every Pupils Tests. Thev like carry our di'nerent idea 4 'ive them a better idea of the Darts of the coln have had a number of orojects throuvh out the interested them was candle maminf. They also gin- ,pf Y 'fs- ,, 4. l.,,-,.v,k - 72 ' f .W aff Lf, 'I i I li ,. J- K ,A-fffa iv' of .1 gb' . 'P .I, 3 X K. 1 I XF' jf. s 1..'.f:'s 2 4 1, A.. -'I 4 5 Y' . J: Q .'z 'I g- ff 11 S111 , 15 - ' r I can Pr V- vu Q' Ti n s If A-vv M1 'b r X ps 'QM 'Q 'o A . in N-4 53 1. .V Q 6 X a4C'-- 2 , VH.. -f .wwfzff Qawufh Qaacle lst Row: lLeft to rivhtl Levin voornees, penny Pose, Marlon ilkright, Larry Glrner, Haul Abel, Roger Custer, larry Corlin, Korman Iyer, Jimmy Stull. 2nd Row: Dicky hurton, Jean Fllen Beatty, Tylvia Trushell, Iecky Cline, Sue Ann Brown, Bonnie Bundy, Earbara Kurtzeman, filna .'.' Hennis, Nncmi Stull, Hcsie Ensminrer. 3rd Pow! Jinks Furkhart, Lois Heck, Donna Pfouts, Vcdeen Shevvfr, Herman Flowers, Shirley Stull, Vrrjorie Keyser, Xildred Crsll, Joan Tncnrs. Clnset, Mrs. SamuelS.J Vhen school opened tnis fall we nfs 50 pupils in cur class. Very early in tne year, however, une of our irls, Iercelle Dunlap, noved avey. This left us with a total of 29 pupils--ll Lcys and l? Qirls. Ve have Leen very interested in the new suifecfs ve FTE tckinr up txls year. They are Eistory and Teofrrphy wninn we thoroughly enjcv beeruse it sncws us ncw people in other countries live. It also nelp: us apprecifte cur nsmes and makes us realize how fortunate we are to Le Americans. All of our class have keen fn:cjinQ 6 nu Lfr of new Ferzin Circle Lacks to be added to the 4th rake Ql1r'ry. A 9' L Yah . . lk .8 'U-C f'g!. 'Aka ? Fxgggir S gg X' m?i!kgQ2j?E.1 Seccuul Qaacle lst Row: fLeft to right! Jimmie Iuiyer, Eddie Furton, Cecil Christian, Jimmie Snyder, Sunny Sue Smith, Connie Smylie, Steve Valdinger, Earl Lee Whiteman, Harry Noah, Ralph Conway. 2nd Row: John Murphy, Harry Quimby, Denny Rose, Joe Thompson, David Freeman, Jimmie Cline, Donna Jo karrett, Nancy Abel, Dotty Greer, Judy Lightner Scott Amos, Freede Trushell. 3rd Row: Nancy Fowler, Eolby Cale, Litby Loy, Tommy Johnson, David Canfield, Paul Myers, Tommy Albaugh, Grace Denhart, Milton Holle, Carol Crimm, Janet Crall, Joyce Thomas. Clnset, I-Qr's. P.cbson.D There are thirty-six boys and girls in the second 5rade. Me started our year with thirty-seven but one Loy moved away tne first month. We have almost twice as many bays as girls, the boys numLerih5 twenty-three and the girls thirteen. This is a very interesting uroup of boys and girls and I am sure Scio School will Le proud of them as they po along. One of the things these bovs and girls have enjoyed very much this year is the lovely new books that have heen added to our library. They have spent happy hours with them and they have helped to make this yerr e more pleasant one. TQ id gr, Q. 1-. ga-5' 1 Q A5 W 15, K elk Wk 3 f mtv. fl f d' d e l . X . ' Tffiigii? Riu' f sl ' . f1,d , ,few ',? x ' ' ' W -. , .Qi .4 5 l Y M 'N 5 f f 'A ' 'ga X A MQW QLeft to Rivhtl O'Nedia Smith, Nancy Nyers, Donald Myers, Kathryn Pfouts, Tommie Brooks, Fred Beatty, Linea Lee Laurhlin, Virginia Armstrong, Rusty McDevitt, Carol Bell. Lynda Liehtner, Joanna Niegins, Donella Sue Smith, Eetty Crimm, Becky Albaurh, Louise Williams, Judy Dickerson, Seorie Shawver, Carole Linard, Shirley Barr, Virginia Everhart. Larry Horstman, Linda Erown, Tary Cravblett, Sandra McDevitt, Linda Custer, John Grace, Douclas Nyers, Joyce Hidey, Paula Johnson, Judy Tope, flnset, Hrs. Chipukaizer.l Absent: Roger Palmer, Terry Taylor, Tlcria Stull, Francis Tiller. lst Row: 2nd Row: 5rd Row: The enrollrent in first grade this year is thirty Five, twenty four girls and eleven boys. Eirhteen of this iroup are transoortef by bus. The daily prorram in first grade includes readinw, writinz, numters, oral lanfuave, art, music, amd physical education. Readin' is the most iwportant subject and is stressed vore than any other subjects. Nanuscrlot writinv is tauvht and it is a creat heln in teaching words and letters. 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' 7+ ' YX A' A Seated: CLeft tc Rigntl Vivian kromn, Joyce Snyder, Fancy Cope, Betty rrrkins, Naomi Imffzan. Clnset Kiss Peachy? Standing: Harold Blowers, Tressa Gelrett, Petty Fckinsor, Gordon Power, Florence Peters, Ed -Fnqlish. flnset Llr. Samuelsl Luitor --------------------------------- Iency Cope Fashion Iditcr ----------------------- Vivian Erown bus. Manager -------- --------------- Tressa Garrett Ltnics --------- - -------------------- Naomi huifman Athletics ----------- - ---------------- Gordon Lower drade Hens -------------- - ----------- betty rerkins Club News -------------------------- Letty hohinson Gossip- ------- ----------------------- Joyce Snyder Art- ------------------------------ Florence Beters Harold Flowers Typists ------------------------------- Ich English The Sl-HI News is pulllshed monthly Ly a group of literary tslented seniors. 'Inis paper srrves as time cnly outlet for some of the more Hgifted' in the class. Tnis paper is under the c',r.le superviricn cf Uiss Ferchy and Ir. Samuels. 96 'QT' lst row: 2nd row: 5rd row: Alscnt: The officers 'NN ,vv. x', uh rf., it L ' . s K, IZ, My, x ' W t.QQy K I ', 'we flf fWml A ' 5 JW2:ts','urAJi- , ,Q . , 1, ,, w.w Www Z ' CLeft to Rightl Wilma stull, Donn Virginia rfouts, Johann Stewart, Alice Flowers, Q Crall, Mary Louise Marker, Petty Whiteman, Vivian Erown, Laura iercus. v Betty Senft, Futh Lllensworth, Helene Stull, Betty hohinson, Eetty ferkins, ha Lena Allruih, Joan KcLissick, E iel ncy Cope, reqcy Loore, Letty Thorne, petty Fell, en Shultz, Marilyn Crownoble. oris Erocks, Errkern hobinson, Florence Peters, Naomi Huffman, Fmma Schoolcrvft, Petty Moore, Janet Thcmpson, mary Ann Snydrr, Mary Ann Trushell, Alice Hcrvlin, Ive Ecwell. bcnna bculle. cf the F. rresident Nice rres Secretfry Treasurer :istorien Reporter- Adviscr-- lhe tiene Lf the Futpr Jcrld 1nrcp,h Hapyier ncmes and is tne joel union we ar Qlnset hrs. Strcudl 1. A. Club ere: ------------Eetty rerkins . ---- ------- Yency Cope ------------Vivian frown ------------Doris hrccks ------------Helene Stull - ------- ---- Florence reters ---------H--hrs. lmeline M. otzcud e ntmemckers cf Lmerica for the yegr is HA Better .H :his fxsresses tne yurycse of our orsanilatic e striving to attain. 07 4..-4 in'-3 I .fu ' SL f- N t b Lf' Sv gk f 4, L Y . . '. v'w. .-Hi 1-.? uve. if 1 -in-H .',s 4 N' rwL.sf42nv N lst Row: fleft to right? Ilen Yizer, Fred Guthrie, Ronnie Avers, David Weweth, Fred Pfouts, Earnest Vizer, Ralph Kason. 2nd Row: John Whiteman, Bob Albright, Pichard Crites, Kenny Blackwell, Dick Moore, Fob Sletes, John Hidey, Fred Whiteman, 3rd Row: Earl Earcus, Virgil Schoolcraft, Fred Hines, Gordon Custer, Rich Albright, Elmer Crall, Jim Altaurh, Eddie Albrirht, Francis Simpson, Arthur Pfouts, George Crall. flnset, Mr. Lewisl The officers of the F.F.l. are: President ---------- Jim Albauph .-----Kenny Plackwell Vice Pres Secretary ---- ------- John Heidy Treasurer---- ------ Dick Nccre Rerorter---- ----- ---Fred Hines Watch Dog -------- Fred Whiteman At the Harriron County Fair, our V.F.A. won the Gold Metal Exhiiit on nest control. Jim Albauvh wss awarded lst prize on wheat, 'frdon Custer was awarded 5rd prize cn Pullets. Jin Albaurh was President of harrison County 'fir Fcard. We alsc had a Dairy Cattle Judrinr Team that placed fi?th in the state 0? Chio, We judred at Tcoster Exserimcnt Station and Chic State. The T.F.A. attended Farmer's week at Chio State vniversity in Harsh. f J- ke 1 Y'f'1ux.'Yl m8it',f u-Y .JT 5 tml ,.. -5- g P ' :- .v-I f, t V- RJ fiyn '1 with 1 .Z Seated: CLeft to Rightl Dick Spiker, Katy Llnard, Letty Thorne, Nancy Utt, Lena Albaugh, Nancy Albeugh. Standing: Barbara Robinson, Nary Ann Norman. llnset, Mr. Samuels.J Sara Dodson, It is so easy at times to be critical of someone person without knowing the true facts. Our library is organized in such a manner that the best given with the least amount of time devoted to it. We realize that this is or part time or organization of service is not the ideal situation, but it will have to suffice until a full librarian superviser is hired. In the mean time, let us be more tolerant of the situation and cooperate to the best of our ability to see that it functions as well as possible. Give the librarians their just dues. They are doing a good job. An organization functions only as well as the people concerned with it want it to function. fy Iifg,-rl , ap :lm J. 'J I '-we V 'if-'s '-lv - x I' . gi! .1 tu .'b .J ,L,V A F: ' 'Q ,xQA,.- ' T' . '. r.if:. vi ' ' U 4 3' FYT lk ua. ? r'4il N4 nk . Q ,.,- , 3-, af . Q 1 0 ' 4747 3-c .., I , I Q., K -up ,- -U- S ,Is N.. fl! L.. :Wp,5 . QSWQJ .1 , ,N New K 'v.44 dmelud lst Row KLeft to riqhtb Bruce Farris, Dick Hu'h, Bob Elodgett, Roy Nallarnee E111 Heidy. 2nd Row Blanche Greaves, Eelva Snyder, Nancy Utt, Sherry Thompson, Kathryn Linard, Sondra Thorne, Lucy Sinshaus, Gala Haines, Sue Bower. 3rd Row: Janice Wahl, Nancy Pusby, Kay Horstman, Shirley Noah, Mary Huffman, Doris Rogers, Betty Keck, Clnset, Mrs. Scott.5 The ofpicers of the Latin Club are: President ------ Bruce Farris Vice Pres. ----- ---Nancy Utt Secretary---Sherry Thompson Treasurer ----- -Polva Snyder Reporter ---- Blanche Treaves The Socil Humanii Scionis, a chapter of the Junior Claasical Learue of Scio High School, has twenty-three active weakens, lntitati n of the Vreshnen vembers was held at the Noah farm durinf Cctcber The members all enjoyed the havride and weiner roast. The hi'h li'ht of the year was our trio to Fittsturrh, Febuary 22. We attended Rational Latin Week actlvi'Les at the Pukl Planetarium. Cther places interest we visited were Carnerie Museum, Nationality Rooms at Cathedral of Learninv, Raiio Profram, H. T. H. A., ani Tellon Inna. Turinf the vear our club rave Several Latin plavs ani Eel? our annual sorin party at the school house. L r Y fr .X ,Q of F 'OV' 'W 6 I C S OT ' ClL P sexual Y PLL V. C Qc 7 teen ' Lf WL f or C ' weve Q ' Cf? fir G 515 eo yr vn f- s.. A 0 I I 4 2 1, . 1 7 Q ' 4 iv 3 .E . VW. , CL.,odinUS-Lzle A nd-i k ang H 15.5 ixjuiih Q ' hiyh .nco- his -, ver? fC.t'UFL9 in gzGtL'uS if Lnrt it ,p: tx vgry cfpzlle mfx.f urtgiians. LVH iv, ' :, vzs i.,g,cC i jwrinf LSP pv.t Wffr. KT. Ui'Vifv YHOQjfd cn xcv 1 n the Luililnf vfs Qlpt. is Loniar- we vish tc Acirzftulfto UiCf'c1:H ni Herr' fnk v dpw 1 . X A 1' j . YL . M fx i ,L X , ii- . - A in - ' -4.- , l 3. ,A f . gp X 4 f ' f ,v . - Q Y '- . A Vs , ' V f , ' I 1-5 r- W... . . . Y '. - ' fd Ms -- . , , . A. r Taft :if fcak-lrs. 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QBVNJJ lst Row: CLeft to rightl Gala Haines, Janice Wahl, Mary Lou Schaffer, Lucy Singhaus, Nancy Albaujh, Florence Peters, Joyce Snyder, Elanche Greaves, Nancy Utt, Carol Umpleby, Nancy Pusby. 2nd Row: Lena Albauqh, Mary Ann Norman, Doris Erooks, Margaret Voorhees, Thelma Trushell, Kay Amos, Carl Scott, Gordon Bower, Bob Vanvilder, Tressa Garrett, Pill Onslow, Roy Mallarnee, Harry Horstman, Belva Snyder, Kay Horstman, Alice Flowers, Katy Llnard, Marsha Greer, Sherry Thompson. Standinq: Patsy Pfeiffer, Naomi Huffman, Maryloulse Brown, Mr. Portz, Jim Prather. The concert Banc, very proud of last years record, immediately began work following the marching season to uphold its standard and asain win the privilege of participating in the district and state contests. fLast year the band received a Superior rating C13 at the District Audition and an Excellent rating CIIJ at the State Audition. Playing in the band this year too are these who competed in the instrumental solo contest last year and plan to enter again this year. Last year ratings were: Janice Wahl, Lucy Singhaus, Gala Haines, and Nancy Busby lst Division ratings. Kay Horstman 2nd Division rating and Mary Lou Schaffer 3rd Division rating. 107 O Q fS er QQ ?0'f4'?fwW4 lst Row: KLeft to rlqhtl Lucy Singhaus, Jerry Horton, Nancy Worrell, Janice Wahl. Judy Hare, Gala Haines, Arlene Wolf. 2nd Row: Nancy Cope, Katy Linard, Carol Umpleby, Kay Horstman, Marsha Greer, Sherry Thompson, Virginia Pfouts. 3rd Row: Blanche Greaves, Sue Bower, Nancy Busby, Naomi Huffman, Marilyn Crownoble, Betty Sneft, Nancy Albaugh. Clnset, Mr. Bortz.l This year plans were formulated to develop a broad and effective choral program, and to attain this end, regular periods were scheduled separately for the 7th and 8th, 9th and lOth, and llth and 12th grade boys ard girls. This type of schedule made it possible to meet these groups three times a week and proved very effective. At mid-term the above pictured group was selected from their various groups to function as our girls glee club. This group rehearsed once a week as a unit in addition to their refular chorus periods. 5 I eonyiaififbbvws The Squaw Cuff we EW sexo Ol-HO A N' f ' 4 fi-1 3-ffl? c 15 X Scno Hmericinlcguon OmpXlmQlf1f5 WX. me HD EHEHUMMKM Q, M Flq' fi 7 Saw ffjlq M X fm , Ak S Uudsg fipplnflrycz M lx Full hm of Ucsklnghousz Norge, Q! -VL cmd Vrgndonm cnpplnances Q T W Eff A K, X 3 , xi 1 LGF l, L LJHQV' OBJ OPQYQPOY' I .4 L 5cuo,ou-no K A Lhjiiljif If , TN Sd ok ' g .: - N 0 8'-J fa vm 5 -W. I E 1-5 , 5 s X A ,1 ,.. E -Liu M,!,,,,5,!.f, .,.A 4 r 'X X La 1 ,f MRZ7 J 1 ei f f 3 XA ffy Y gf!! I Cum. ,ff X A LXQ 'U C1555 NM! J, ofp S Q 1' o I' I fifig? wishes 'f'o'T avxK QTS 3 ' ,fifi ' WX Vx A V-aw 'Yi cz vs 50 Vx T Q 1 W A A S . AA! Q Q lm a 5 wx z-. 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