Seligman High School - La Sierra Yearbook (Seligman, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1955 volume:

N5 O m ©b CM We, the Seniors of the Seligman Hig£ School, Class of 1955 respectfully dedicate this edition of La Sierra to our friend and teacher, Mr. Jess Sanchez. Mr.Sanchez is a graduate of the Yuma High School and Arizona State College at Flagstaff where he was prominent in school and college activities. He was a member of the Lumberjack foot-ball team, serving as Captain, was elected Homecoming King as one of the most popular fell- ows in school. Mr. Sanchez has been an ideal instructor,being friendly though firm and we have profited by his presence on our faculty. L II II II II II II II II II II tl h CM O try cr CM Administration Supt. Harry C.J. J3oard of Education Mrs.Lydia Bishop Mr.Arthur Parker Mr.Leland Larson CM O m n cm I jacuit. Mrs.Susan Butler. 7 'W' Lo If fr (R ti Mrs.Ruth Reisdorfer Mr.Preston Bushman Mr.Loy ti. Hatch ea o c C5 • • c CD ■Cl Harry C.J.Lennox Ruth Reisdorfer Loy G.Hatch Susan P.Butler Jack McLain Preston Bushman Jess M.Sanchez James S.Lennox Archie Gilliland Nolie Halpert Louisa Baker Madge Woodley Master of Arts,Arizona State College,Flagstaff{Bachelor of Arts, Kalamazoo College{Grad- uate work,Lehigh University, Wayne Univ., Univ. of Arizona. Bachelor of Science,Univ. of West VirginiajGrad.work, A.S.C Tempe. Director of Home Econom ics; English; F.H.A. Bachelor of Science,Ariz.State Tempe; Mathematics and Science Bachelor of Arts,North Texas State, Denton; Master of Arts. University of Texas;Graduate work, Johns Hopkins Univ; Iniv of Oregon. Library, Spanish,En Bachelor of Arts,Ariz.State Co ege,Flagstaff; Graduate work a Flagstaff. Commerce,History Bachelor of Science(Music),Brivi ham Young Univ. Director of El entary and High School Music. Bachelor of Arts,Ariz.State Co. lege,Flagstaff; Industrial Art: and Citizenship. Univ. of North Carolina,Arizona State College, Flagstaff, Bach- elor of Arts; Graduate work at A.S.C.Flagstaff; Ass’t Principe Elementary; Eighth Grade. Bachelor of Arts,Ariz.State Col ege,Flagstaff.Graduate work A.S C.Flagstaff;Seventh Grade. Bachelor of Arts,Univ.of New Me ico;Graduate work Arizona. Firs grade. Bachelor of Arts,Northwestern State College,Alva,Oklahoma, Fifth and Sixth grades. Ariz.State Colleges at Tempe an Flagstaff. B.A.degree.2nd Grade faculty autographs 1291102 DOLLIE MANAKAJA VIRDEL KEENE JOHN KESNER THOMAS WALKER JOAN KESNER EDGAR WALEKA CM O M cr C 1 fl John Gilliam Editors Note: Jean and Harry Stewart entered Seligman High School from Los Lunas, New Mexico High School where their Senior pictures had already been taken. Jean Stewart Harry Stewart Senior He ad d CLIFFORD GILLIAM LILA JO NEILSON Football 2 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Class Representative 1-3 Class President 4 Lettermens Club 2-3-4 Boys State 3 Stranger in the Night” 2 No More Homework 3 Spanish Club 4 PATSY MARTINEZ Student Body President 3 Class President l Class Secretary 2-3 Class Treasurer 2-3-4 Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4 Co-Editor La Sierra 3-4 Prairie Prattler Staff 3-4 F.H.A. Parliamentarian 1 F.H.A. Reporter 2 F.H.A. Vice-President 3 F.H.A. President 4 Girls State 3 Mixed Chorus 3.4 Homecoming Queen 3-4 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Typing Award 3 Mus ic Award 3 Scholarship Award 3 Girls Trio 3 Phy. Ed. 1-2-3-4 Student Council Award 3 Stranger in the Night 2 No More Homeowrk 3 Spanish Club 3 JOHNNY KESNER Football 2-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Class President 2 Class Representative 3 Student Body President 4 Lettermens Club 1-2-3-4 Football Manager 1 Stranger in the Night 2 No More Homework 3 Spanish Club 4 Student Body Vice-Pres. 2 Student Body Secretary 4 F.H.A. Historian 1 F.H.A. Vice-President 2 F.H.A. President 3 Prairie Prattler Staff 3-4 Co-Editor La Sierra 3-4 Girls State 3 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Scholarship Award 1 Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4 Phy. Ed. 1-2-3-4 Class Representative 1 Class Vice-President 3 Home Ec. Award 1 Homecoming Princess 1-3-4 D.A.R. Award 4 Spanish Club 3 Stranger in the Night 2 No More Homeowrk 3 EDGAR WALEMA Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Football Award 1 History Medal 3 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Boys Quartet 3 Football All-State 4 Football All-North B 4 Captain Football 4 Class Representative 4 Lettermens Club 1-2-3-4 Music Medal 3 Spanish Club 3 DOLLIE MANAKAJA Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3.4 Phy. Ed. 1-2-3-4 Spanish Club 3 JOHN GILLIAM Football 1 Class Representative 1 No More Homework 3 Spanish Club 4 THOMAS WALKER JEAN STEWART ci C-. r. -� Football Basketball Baseball Lettermen's Club Class Secretary Class Treasurer Class Representative Art Editor---- Prairie Prattler La Sierra Citizenship Award Mixed Chorus Music Award VIRDEL KEENE Baseball Class Representative John Joyce Citizenship Mixed Chorus Stranger in the Night No More Homework Spanish Club CARL NEWTON Texline High School Seligman High School Football Basketball Basketball Captain Class Vice-President F.F.A. Spanish Club EVALINA COOK Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus Spanish Club Phy. Ed. JOAN KESNER F.H.A. Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus F.H.A. Historian Phy. Ed. Science Club Spanish Club Stranger in the Night No More Homework 3-4 2-3-4 2-3-4 2-3-4 1-4 1 2 3-4 3-4 3 3-4 3 1-2-3 4 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 4 4 3 4 1-2-3-4 4 3 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 3-4 3 1-2-3-4 4 3 2 3 Los Lunas New Mexico 1-2-3-4 Seligman High School 4 Majorette 1-2-3 Drum Majorette 4 Cheerleader 3 National Honor Society 2 Spanish Club 3-4 Alternate to Girls State3 Safety Driving Club 4 Pep Sauad Club 1-2-3 Homecoming Princess 3 Christmas Princess 2 S.3.S. Club 4 Annual Staff 3 School Paper Staff 4 Grils Fhy. Ed. 4 Girls Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 1-3-4 HARRY JOE STEWART Los Lunas New Nexico Seligman High School Football Basketball Track Mixed Chorus Art Editor School Paper LCUIE SANDOVAL Joseph City High School 1 Seligman High School 2-3-4 Prairie Frattler Editor 4 Basketball 2-3-4 Easeball 3-4 Football 2-3-4 Freshman Class Pres. 1 Junior Class President 3 Student Body Vice-Fres. 3 Mixed Chorus 3-4 No More Homework 3 Spanish Club 3 Science Club 4 Lettermen's Club 3-4 1-2-3-4 4 1-2 1-2 1-2 1-2-3-4 3 1294102 junior President Philip Vidrine Vice- President Carol Neilson Secretary Marvin Honga Treasurer Phillip Luarkie Student Council Geraldine Hayden Representatives Lawrence Fields lhe Junior year is one of the busiest of our four years with many activities and interests. Due to the foresight of our spon- sors we had a good cash balance to start the year with and then the Christmas dance was successful and now we are able to plan the Junior-Senior Prom with the financial success assured. Our class members have taken part in many school activities beginn- ing with foot-ball where Alex Martinez,Phil Luarkie,Gerald Hay- den, Peni Torres, Phil Vidrine,Marvin Honga,Lawrence Fields,Jim Straub played fine games; basket-ball where Alex,Phil Luarkie, Peni Torres were regulars; base-ball with Alex,Phil L, Phil V, Gerald,Peni,Lawrence, Marvin are valuable squad members; track with Don Van Winkle,Alex,Peni in the line-up. The girls of the class have played on the Volley-ball team. Soft-ball team and are very active in F.H.A. affairs, musical organizations and all school activities. Our class, we believe, is the most ver- satile in the school and we are looking forward to our Senior year. CN O cvj a CQ I President ---------------- Andy Sanchez Vice-Pres. --------------- Daniel Tapija Secretary ---------------- Patty Perner Treasurer —-----------—---Vivian Sandoval Student Council ---------- Jesse Covarrubias Dana Mae Hall Our class has continued the good record made as Freshmen for participation in all activities for the good of the school. Four of our boys, Harold,Daniel, Harry and Jesse cracked the regular line-up in foot-ball with Felix and Ernie being squad members.We had Patty and Vivian as two of the regular cheerleaders, and we also contributed Vivian,Leota,Patsy,Phyllis and Patty to the girls Volleyball. Harold,Daniel,Felix,Robert,Jesse were valuable players on the basket-ball team. Harold,Pat,Vivian,Andy and Patty joined together to make the famous Sophos orchestra. This Spring should see Harold,Daniel,Harry,Ernie,Jesse on the base-ball squad. We are proud of our Sponsor, Mr.Jess Sanchez for his interest in us. freshmen 1292102 }reshmen President ----------- Karen Perner Vice-Pres.-----------Dick Garcia Secretary ----------- Dorothy Martinez Treasurer ----------- Pat Russell Sponsor ------------- Mr.Preston Bushman We organized early in the school year and elected the offi- cers listed above. Eddie, Dick, Ernie,Francis,Lawrence and Ern- ie reported for foot-ball and all played an important part in our fine season. All the girls joined both the Mixed and Girls Chorus with Jane becoming accompanist. Bennie has contributed much with his fine art work. Eddie,Dick,Ernie and Pat have been on the basket-ball squad, while Dorothy,Karen,Cora Jean are val- uable members of the Volleyball team. Lawrence and Leon are now on the Varsity basketball squad. Davey,Eddie,Pat,Ernie,Leon, Law rence, Francis will report with Dickie for base-ball,Francis and Dick with Eddie should make the first squad. c } CD c CM (■ £ei)ett tk Eighth Grade 1292102 This year marks the ninth anniversary of our annual� La Sierra. The name has been used for eight years, as the first edition was known as the Tumbleweed. By popular vote the name was changed to La Sierra for a five year period and the students again affirmed the present name. La Sierra reflects the activities of students enrolled in the Seligman High School, musical organizations,Ath- letics, classes, clubs and personnel. The Editors are Patsy Martinez and Lila Jo Neilson, who serv- ed in the same capacity last year. They have spent much time to make the 1955 edition one of the best. The beautiful cover is the work of the staff artist, Thomas Walker, member of the graduating class. In a small school it would be impossible to put out an An- nual without the help of our advertisers and this is where John Kesner and Lawrence Fields have done an outstanding job, planning their campaign carefully and achieving splendid results. Ji .“S2 { This year’s Student Council, with John Kesner, as president has done an outstanding job. Assisting the president have been the following officers, Carol Neilson, vice-president; Lila Jo Neilson, secretary; Virdell Keene, Edgar Walema, Senior represen tatives; Gerry Hayden, Lawrence Fields, Junior Class; Patty Per- ner, treasurer, Jesse Covarrubias, Dana Hall, Sophomore Class ; Jane Davis, David Gardner, Freshmen. The Student Council sponsor- ed dances after each of the foot-ball games and every other,Wed- nesday night. President John and Secretary Lila Jo were the school representatives to the state convention of Student Councils that was held in Safford. We received valuable tips from other Councils We are a member in good standing of the National Association Stud- ent Councils. Mr.Harry Lennox is Student Council Sponsor. President Vice-Pres. Secretary Treasurer Librarian Sgt.-at-Arms A new club formed this year is Louie Sandoval John Kesner Vivian Sandoval Clifford Gilliam Patsy Larson Carol Neilson the Science Club which has been of great interest to those who enjoy scientific thought. The spon sor is Mr.Loy Hatch and he has provided interesting programs and films each week. The club goes officially by the name of the Sel- igman Super-Snoopers and its purpose is to delve deeply into any- thing of a scientific nature. The club members are drawn from the General Sicence and Biology classes primarily although membership is not limited to Science students only, but those with an inter- est in scientific studies. We expect to expand the next school term and broaden our activities. CVJ CD CD c } I £ehicf Sand cs o Ct CVJ (1 The Future Homemakers Association is one of the most important girls organizations in the school. Meetings are held on Monday eve- nings at which time the work of the organization is conducted. The club busies itself with activities for the good of both the school and the community. One of the highlights of the year is the Mother and Daughter banquet. From a charitable point of view the annual benefit Variety Show for the March of Dimes is the highlight of the years activities and records show that it is one of the best money raisers of the town campaign. Annually delegates are sent to the State convention and a large contingent attends the District meet- ings. The F.H.A. has been under strong leadership this year with Patsy Martinez, president; Mrs.Alex Martinez,Jr., Chapter Mother and Mrs.Ruth Reisdorfer, head of the Home Economics department as Advisor. Lila Jo Neilson was chosen as Homemaker of the Future. CO 0 H C'j CM The girl's Glee Club is one of the important organizations of the Seligman High School. The group meets three times a week and works on numbers to be sung at public finctions and also for the pleasure it gives. The musical organizations have been under the direction of Mr.Preston Bushman who has done an outstanding job with the young people. Each year this group represents the school at the Northern Arizona Music Festival held at Flagstaff. Patty Perner, soprano soloist, received a Superior rating at the Festival. This year the girl's Glee Club has been combined with the Male chorus to form a Mixed Glee Club. Several public appear- ances have been made by both groups. Music is a vital part of the girls and boys education in the Seligman High School. 1291102 Homecoming Queens 1291102 Football L to R-Coach Lennox,Smith,Garcia,Hayden,Kesner,Newton,Straub,Hall,Tapija.Ass't Coach McLain,Wilder Mgr.Sanchez• Second Row:Covarrubias,E.Matuck,P.Torres,A.Martinez,Capt.Walema,Fields,Luarkie,Clarke, F. Vidnne. First Row:Nelson,F.Martinez,Sandoval,P.Vidrine,Walker,Honga.E.Torres,E.Martinez L.Mat- up 1292102 ootba(l The 1954 foot-ball season was the most gratifying from the standpoint of plp er-peoaipetition, crowSTattendance, interesting offensive and d ensijre f mations. sjie tdo ar lays by both the home and visitdrhg teatfrs The Artt€lopes hatk a new foot-ball coach, Jim Lennpx, a graduate of Arizona State Col ege, Flag - staff and he was assisted by Jack McLain, as line coach. Coach Lennox seamed to be able to arouse the enthusiasm 0 i the candi- dates and it was apparent early in the season that ;he Antelop- a good showing. We had a good nucleus for a team added Phillip Luarkie and Carl Newton with pre- Cf ” ' ‘ make were es would and to it vious experiences Capt. Edgar Walema was back At hi s old posi - tion at tjackley ith Lawrence Fields, GeraldN. Hyadem, Peni Torr- es, Alex Martiheiz, Daniel Tapija, Jimmy Strdub, J sse Covarru - bias, Thomas Walker and Marvin Honga lending an experienced hand. New. men who played well were Dick Garcia,Lawrej� 6e Matuck, Francis |fo telski, Phil Vidrine, Harold Cla ke, Edward Torres, Louis Sandl al, John Kesner, Felix Martinez, Eri r Martinez. The I season opened with a victory oyer the jKIagstaff Jun - ior Varsity the o am looked very gpod. Thpyiollpwing week iger JnIsU r Varsity befoi the Prescott a score of 26-'0. Both the eAm__� ntr coaches ened by thr fine showing, but realized tha tbreaker to Cott ttwi lo iiig a touchdown onjfn e naldVthe misfortunes yto juries, Phil Luarkie a: shallecl our offens. pash catcher and Lytarki gainer. After drobpingythe 'games to the team rebounded by whipping McN ry ahead. We drhpped the first half gnc the Williams gan fine players withal was this blow thaj into his own as a as Vidi cgame the year befare. It was coach who had made little or touchdown lead. The Axjtelapes ery charge and it paid c Wit to play good footLbalJV whence ed in a tie, mainly bechiUse o ley, quarterback [for the � iycs. ual brilliance 0.' Alex Marti the Antelopes by e greatly heart- harder games were d alter leading in ffside penalty. In ose two of our Francis Vidrine.lt rine had just come wAs a steady ground ed Devils and Vikings td avenge the loss of the Jer qose t© the same McNary ution when he had a ten hi gane with fire in ev- ict sry. We continued oun ValLey and the game end ;he 2 individual brilliance of Tur- Turlejy was matched by the individ ni Torres and Danny Tapija. We dropped the game to the Kingman Bulldogs when we suffer- ed the loss of our quarterback in the second quarter, although plucky Phil Vidrine dip -a jgood jo kf'rlservf:. The final game at Snowflake was lost to the sedbffabest t am in the North, includ- ing Cl'ass A. Snowflake showed a powerful running and passing at- tack. At the seasons And the squad elect Alex Martinez and Lua rkie as co-captains N?or 1955 and along wlim Torres and Tapija , this should be the North’sjmost potentJsackfield. Capt.Edgar Wal ema was given high honoha Ai the fruc dn Daily All-State team at tqckle. We are looking forwkrd estg fly to 1955, good material , good coaches, good schedule.Ni� turning will be A.Martinez, Phil Luarkie, L.Matuck, Leon Smith,Marvin Honga,G.Hayden,Fields,Phil Vidrine, F.Vidrine,P.Torres, E.Torres,E.Matuck,D.Garcia,J.Covar- rubias,H.Clarke,D.Tapija,E.Martinez,F.Martinez. Newton,Walema , Walker, Sandoval, Kesner will be missed. S' i O XJ CT5 CXJ (f3adLetba(( FINAL LEAGUE STANDING (Western Div.) Team Won Lost Percentage 9 1 .900 9 2 .818 8 3 .727 5 7 .417 5 7 .417 4 8 .333 0 12 .000 d of A.Martinez, Tapija, W, Williams Vikings Camp Verde Cowboys Mingus Rams Kingman Bulldogs Cottonwood Red Devils Seligman Antelopes Ashfork Spartans Covarrubias in reserve, fir.Jack McLain again coached the team and Lawrence Fields was manager. We lost a tough opener to Min- gus Rams 51-50 in the last second of play and then fell before a superior Camp Verde five. We surprised the Cottonwood Red Dev- ils on their home court and repeated against the Kingman Bull- dogs. Williams Vikings, Mingus Rams and Camp Verde Cowboys took the measure of the Antelopes twice. The Ashfork Spartans, our rivals for years took two lickings from the Antelopes and in the second game played on the Spartans court our team ran up the hig est score ever made by a Seligman team with Alex Martinez,Clever forward breaking the school record for an individual with thirty nine points. Our boys played hard in every game. 1292102 junior SaAetball Back Row: Honga,Stewart,Garcia,F.Martinez,Hayden,Russell,E.Mart- inez, Coach McLain, Mgr.Fields. Front Row: M.Honga,E.Torres,L.Matuck,Walker,Smith,Sandoval. The Junior Varsity played an interesting style of ball and gave a good account of themselves in every game. Garcia,F.Martinez Torres, L.Matuck and Smith will develop into future greats for the Antelopes. The boys were faithful in their practices and helped the Varsity to develop. Several of the boys broke into the Var- sity games which should stand them in good stead for next year. Leon Smith and Lawrence Matuck were the leading scorers with P. Torres playing a great floor game and Gazzam showing marked im- provement in every game. Eddie Torres and Dick Garcia were two Freshmen who should develop into fine players as will Felix Mar- tinez. We look for several to be regulars next season. Bet rAxSSeD 1292102 CN O N cn C J This year we have had one of our best Grade school teams with victories over Ashfork, Williams and Flagstaff. This rec- speaks well for future high school teams as these boys will dev- elop each year in height and experience. Our coaches were Mr.San- chez and Mr.Hatch and they worked each noon with our team. The starting five was usually Querta, Tapija,Susanytame,Casaus and Cook with Beecher,Manakaja,Smith,Wilder,Urtega, Walema getting their chance tc play. We defeated Williams away and at home, Ashfork at home and away. Flagstaff at home with losses to Kingman and Flagstaff. We are entered in the Tri-State Grammar School tournament at King- man and we should make a good showing. Harvey was the leading scorer on our team although all the boys contributed valuable points. CVJ CT3 (I Front How L to R: E.Martinez,Sanchez,Gardner,P.Vidrine,Fields, Nelson. Middle Row: Hayden,P.Torres,Garcia,Tapija,A.Martinez, F.Vidrine,Clarke,Luarkie. Back Row: L.Matuck,Walker,Stewart, Waleraa,C.Gilliam,Kesner,Smith,F.Martinez;Kneeling,Sandoval. c: c. ci UJ( Our 1954 base-ball season was successful, although we did not win the tournament played at Kingman. We met the Williams Vikings in the first round and lost a t1i?IjlT r 4-3, although Bob Bravo was in fine form holding the WiMi mr Hpinjto three hits and striking out thirteen batters. Edgar the hitting star with a long home run. During the one game out of the fire old Clarke were the defe res, John Kesner, fielders. Oliver Floyd Querta was Our 1955 prospec played Junior Legi Coach Lennox has s be amply backed by be guaeded by Edgar pulled more than lex Martinez, Har- ld while Peni Tor- Ids were fine out- behind the bat and 'er played outfield. 6st of the candidates r on a winning team bat where he will ia. First base wil] Second base has four and Gerald Hapfejt? good candidates, Danhy Tapija, Phil Vidr ks David Gardner,and An- dy Sanchez. Ale nez and Leon SmitfeCghauld star at shortstop. Third base is guarded by Harold Clark«ii | awrence Matuck. Pitch- strength is great with Phil Luarkie,Alex Martinez,Francis Vidrine and Eddie Torres. Outfielders are plentiful and good with Johnny Kesner,Lawrence Fields,Dick Garcia,Cliff Gilliam, Marv Honga lead- the pack but followed closely by F.Martinez,Carl Newton,Louie San- doval,Louie Mestas. A fine schedule has been arranged By Coach Len- nox with the Zone tournament coming to Seligman for the first time. Everything points to a good team, good season for the Antelopes. 1295102 ANTELOPES The Lettermen’s Club is formed by the group of boys who have won their school BS as regular members of one of the athletic teams. All the boys pictured have competed on one or more of the famous Antelope teams. We believe that we have a higher percent- age of boys competing in sports than any other Arizona institu- tion. Although we may not show a winning percentage in every sport, we can claim our share of victories. Our teams are known for their good sportsmanship and clean play and our coaches are chosen for their ability to impart sportsmanship and fair play to the boys. We are losing a fine group of competitors in the Seniors who finish their competition, Edgar Walema,Thomas Walk- er,John Kesner, Clifford Gilliam,John Gilliam,Louie Sandoval , Harry Stewart and Carl Newton. Each boy has been an important cog on whichever team they played on. We are fortunate in having a number of Freshmen who are able to compete on out teams, Lawrence and Ernie Matuck, Dick Garcia, Francis Vidrine, Leon Smith, Eddie Torres,David Gardner, e are fortunate in having Sophomores Jesse Covarrubias, Harold Clarke, Robert Gazzam,Daniel Tapija who have won their letters and will be with us for two more years. Junior stars are Alex Martinez , Phil Luarkie,Peni Torres,Gerald Hayden,Marv Honga,Phil Vidrine Don Van Winkle. Seligman High School is proud of these boys, it is a pleasure to have boys like Lawrence Fields,Cliff Gilliam, Edgar Walema, Danny Tapija, Thomas Walker,Jesse Covarrubias,Phil Luarkie, Alex Martinez to mention just of the few of this group, they are all champions. 1291102 's ■ 4a'WA| MMIV • y '.7 d 49-4n,t,y U °(E 1292102 c Viog Id -Of) _ 'M ,00 X 1292102 Mvertisin THE BANK OF ARIZONA cy km6tr 'zZtderal 2)e MJit d Mtirance dfarporaiiotb PRESCOTT - FLAGSTAFF - CLARKDALE - COTTONWOOD - WILLIAMS OLSON CHEVROLET CO. 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