Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1954 volume:

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Assistant Picture Editor Chiiiitgilggig Activibiss Editor ' 'Eetik JO Reed Assistant Activities Editors Yvgnne Dunn Blanche Byrd Girls' Sports Editor Laverne gtait Louise Bishop Music Editor Wesley Shultz Assistant Music Editor Muriel Shultz APU 3dit0P5 Keith Mendenhall Virginia Wofford Nadine Shappee Joe Koskela Sharon Carrington Grace Harsh Kay Magnuson Delores Stuve Advertising Staff Business Advisor Advisor Marlys Toppila Jendell Pwterssn Theodora M. GibSOU xf , ,X 1' Ll A.,-A Q V 982,911 J karwood I I I I I I I I I Ani.. N- .F-. Q15-nunll. n I I I I I I I ZUUZLUI We dedicate this 19514 WARRIOR to our class advisor, Theodore Gibson, be- cause of her untiring efforts in working with us, her keen sense of or, and for the wisdom we gained n her classes. For the past four years she has inspired us to high ideals -- we hope the future reveals our worthiness of her endeavors. To every student of Hhrrenton H 4 School Wendell Garsood is a again of education combined with fun. H1 sense of hmor and 'msrkling perse: ality are felt in everything he sq or does,and his guidance and direct ion have made the WARRIOR one of tm finest yearbooks in the state. J appreciation for his patience ar efforts we dedicate this yearboc the 1955 WARRIOR. to hmm. .4-M.. 4 E :E P- RICHARD B. KNOTTS, SUPERINTENDENT 44: e--- P-4 Zz It is with pleasure that we review ,the school year which is so :J well described in this 19514 edition of THE WARRIOR. N There are so many good things which I can think of that have made our school more meaningful. Two things in particular are the fine job done by the students in our school government, and the work .done in our school assemblies. When we learn to become a part of our school team, the type of school to which we go improves. My sincere greetings to each of you. MR. KNOTTS J Q e ,E in 5 it 5 QFQNXNQ :'..,, Ames MARSH g RUTH BUTLER cmnm 2061167 THEODORA H. GIBSON RICHARD B. GUTTRIDGE Washington State College university of Oregon Typing I, II Orientation Shorthand I , II Geography Office Training U.S. History Business Machines U.S. Government Bookkeeping GENE LUKOSZYK Pacific University Physics General Science General Hathena ics B ology Assistant CoachI N N N DOROTHY BAUER Concordia College University of Hinnesota H ue Economics 15061167 SAMUEL P. McCO! Drake University, Iowa U. S. Navy School of Music, washington D. C. Band WALTER A. BUCKIEWICZ Pacific University Boys' Physical Education Boys ' Health Social Economics Head Coach 1-:nvna L. xrxrns DORTHA KRIST University of Illinois Industrial Art: Oloodworldmgl Mechanical Drawing University of Oregon Lewis and Clark College Girls' Physical Education Girls' Health 2061167 CAROLYH SHEPHERD WENDELL GAHWOOD University of Oregon Uuivereity of South Dakota Northern State Teachers College F-11815-lh II, III, IV Colorado State College of Educat Library Girls Glee Club Latin I Psychology JOUrBl1ill aj Speech General Mathematics Mixed Chorus Q English III worm umm-y I LL , Q ,.,.-we, HARRIET BALDWIN FLORENCE J. TRULLINGER University of Oregon University of Oregon Englieh 1, II Algebra I, II Geometry Bookkeeping 2062167 KEITH mvmua SHIRLEY ANITA LAVERNE BETTI sgcnwrmi '7 fzvwt -- HARJORIE DELORES ROSE HARALOU 061167 2 Front row L to R2 V. Graham, S. Ferguson B. Reed- Second row L t R' A. Davis C. Bergerson L. Stait D. Mai, V. M ,d O . W. Petersen, B. Hamilton. , ze, n enhall, L' Nygaard' VICTOR GRAHAM PRESIDENT The purpose of the Student Council is to plan and organize all extra-curricula activities and to organize and maintain a smooth running Student Government. The Student Council started its yearly duties even before the school year began. The Student Council met early August and planned their program for the 1953-Sh school year. They scheduled an activity period for three days a week. A Christmas time the Student Council sponsored a Christmas card sale. A Christmas party was sponsored by the Student Council. Two conventions were held this year. Warrenton was represented at both meetings of the Region III Student Council. This spring the Student Council supervised the constitution. Our new 195h-53 officers attended the Student Council conference in Hay. The Student Council also planned and or- ganized all the eighteen Student Body assembly programs. N W.. x mx, l rx ' S .-C , A 'N 1 - ' I Q ' cw , 2061167 I ' 5440 0 0 o 0 Q Q 9 WBBIBY o Q o 0 o o o 0 OK ly Magnuson C L A S S M O T T O ..... ... Today we follow. tomorrow we lead . CLASS FLOW ER into ulcftlioonooocotoooceoolocarnationg ' 000 oooocgreen J ack Beach Carole Hansen wud, 61167 . 20 VICTOR GRAHAM, Barns Fayette- ville, Arkansas, Vice-Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. at Student Body 3 , Football 2-3-lu Glee Club 2-3-h, Clase Play ls Ambition: College J EVE LLE LAVERNE STAIT, Rrn: Winn g, Manitabo, Canada, Tran er from Portland 3 Pep C ub 3-14, Yell Leader 14 Tri'Y ll, GsAeAI Counc h, Junior Prom Din- cess 3 Homecoming Princab Girls' ague 3-ll, Gleedllb 3, Cla Play la, Annua1S1'aff h, Office Staff ll. Ambition: Air Line Hostess 1: Q ,f M +1 .. ,Q rcosn: MARIE STILWELL, Born: Seaside, Oregon, Sigma Tau l-2, Sigma Tau Tres. 2, Pep Club-2-3-il, Pep Club Pres.h Tri-Y 3-la, 'lri-Y Sec. 3, Girls' League l-2-3-I., GJLA. 3-ll, Annual Stat' b,Hamecome- ing Princess Lx, Offi ce Shff 11, Class Play lm, Glee Club 1-2-3, Valentine Prince ss Ambition: Marriage KAY MARLENE MAGNUSON, Bornx Seaside, Oregon, Pep Club 1-2-3-h, Pep Club Tres. 2, Yell Leader 2 Yell n 9 QIBB 3- la Girls' League 1-2-3-Il, Girls' League Sec. 2, Glee Club 1-'33 GeAoAe 3',-1, 293-11 Tri-Y Sec. 3, Glas Sec. 1-2 Volleyball 2-3-h, Sbftbal 1 Class Play 3-Il, knuslSilff ll Office Staff 14, Homecoming Princess b. mm tion: College BILL EGGLESTON, Born: Port- land, Ore., Football 2-ll Baseball 1-2-3-b Ambition: Amy .mcx J. FENTON, som Astorla, Oregon, Baseball I 2-3-Lg, Football Lg, Track I Class sec. la, Class play la, Journalism 2, School paper- l-2, Glee Club 2-3. Ambition: Hortician 61167 20 kr' XA' MARJORIE LAURA RIC ON , Born: Santa Clara, Calif. Pep Club 2-3, Girls'Ieq 1e 1-2-3-h, Girls' IeaQuePreS. 14, sigma Tau 1, on-ls state 3, Glee Club 3-Lt, hi-Y 2-3-h o.A.A. 3-h. volleyball -L, Class play 3, Office Std? U Ambition: Secretari noLoREs 'Barry swvs, norm New Plymouth, Idaho. Girls Colo., Transfer from Solida League 1-2-3-h, office sum' L., Class treasurer L, Base- 3-L,, Basketball L, Baseball ball 1. la, Lettennan's Club 2-3-lt. Ambition: Marriaze BILL BALDWIN, Born: KSTDTII, BETTY JO REED, Born: Bircl Oregon, Annual Staff I4, Ser geant at Arn lg Ambition: Supt. of Warrenton High School tree, Ho., Transfer fre Astoria 2, Glee Club 1 Girls' League 2-3-14, Vollu Ball 2-3-u, o.A.A.3-h,Pre1 G.A.A. h, Tri-I 3, Annu: Staff Z-h, Student Councf ll, Student Body Secretary Clase Secretary 3, Class W Pres. la, Homecoming Quee M, Pep Club 3, Senior Clal Play, Basketball 3, Offil Staff la. Ambition: To be a luocea CARL RODRIGUES, Born: Sdida 2, Football 2-3-lg, Track 2- Ambition: Barber VIRGINIA worrono, Born: As- toria, Oregon , Gir1s'League 1-2-3-lg, Vice-Pres. Girls' League h, Tri-Y 3, Glee Qlb 1-2-3-lg, Pep Club h, Annual Staff LL, Class Play 3,G.A.A Ambition: Commercial Artist in California. 2061167 KENNETH DE LEE DUNN, Born: Birchtree, Mo. Letterumn's Club 2-3-L1, Club Pres.h, Base- ball 1-2-3, Basketball 3 Glee Club 3-h, Journalism L Editor School Paper M. Ambition: Lawyer J KEITH I-XEWIDENHALL, Bom: Sa- side, Oregon, Band 2-3-lg, Chorus 3-14, Dance Band 3-la, Drum Major b, Pep Club M, Yell Leader h, Class Play 3 u, Office staff L. Ambition: Professional en- tertainer. smou cmmzamu. 901112 14' Hours, N. Dakota, Pep Clubl- 2-3, Pep Club Vice-Pres. 2: psp Club ser. af. Ama 3 0100 Club 1-2-3, Majorette 2-3, Student Council l-2, Girl! LQQgu8 10203, Cm' Press 2, Tri-'I 2'3, G0 Ae As, 2-3Q Annual Staff h Ambition: Colleze Lntego, Vis. Girls' Lea 1-2-3-h, Tri-I 2-3-la, Tri Y Treasure 3-L, Glee Club volley ball 2-3-14, Bash ball 1, 5.5.1. 3-L G.A. A Sec. b, Annual Staff h,Sen. Class Play, Pep Club 3-I4 , Student Body Treasure 14, Student Council M, Offic Staff h. Ambition: Beautician and marriage. - SH RLEI MAE FERGUSON, Born: BU! 2 t Q 1 e DONALD EUGENE CULP, Born: Birchtree, Mo. Baseball 3-b Football 2-3-h. Ambition: To be a million-I airs. TERRY DAVID MASON, Bor Long Beach, Calif. Trans! from Seaside 2, Track Glee Club Band 3. Ambition: Business man. 167 61 g 20 LLOYD RICHARD DIXON, Barns? oregon' Ambition: Uncle S9-B1 J I JUDY DARLENE Jorumsom, Born: Portland, Oregon. Trl-Y 2-3. Glee Club 1-2-3-I., Glee Club Playl, Pep Club 3, G.A.A. 3- u, Volleyball 1-2-3, Soft- ball 1-2, Senior Class Play, Girls' League 1-2-3-lg. Ambition: Marriage I umuou smnxrz, normnmm, Oregon, Class Play 3, Pep Club L, G. A. A. 3-h, Tri-I 2-3, Girls League 1-2-3-B Glee Club 1-2-3, Band 3-In volley Ball 3, Office Staff lx, Ambition: Marriage TERRY JAMES LARSEN, Bor Portland, Oregon, Letterm Club 2-3-h, Track 1, Annu Staff h, Class Vice Pres Mixed Chorus 3-ll. Ambition: College Sellngine nonia, Ore., Track 1-2-3-b Football 2 3 14, Letterman' Club 2-3-b, Sergeant-at-a 2-3, Class Pres. lx, Studen Council 14. Ambition: Pilot or Civil CHARLES BERGERSON, Born: Ver 1 rm! 1 F-FG ineer. ROBERT LEE ANDREWS, Born: Hammond, Oregon, Football 3- 11, Senior Class Play h. Ambition: College. 2061.187 Wash., Girls' 4 Se-3'GTJ.B 1-2-3- LL, G.A.A. 3-h, Glee ,club 1- 2-3-14, Band 2-3-h, 'Bri-Y 2- CIAUDIA SHERREL, 3-h- R Ambition: College l J oaks umm Hmsa, Bom wa- pato, Wash., Transfer from Wapato la, Girls Leagueh, Of- tice Staff lg, Annual Staff 14, Ambition: Secretaryl DLLL HAWKS, Born: Kansas City, Mo. Glee Club 3-lx. Ambitionz College MEL D. Bam, Bom: Hamm, Kansas, Letterman's Club 2- 3-h, Football 3-14, Basket- ball 3-lg, Baseball 2-3-h, Golf h, Homecoming Prince lg Annual Staff 3-lg, WARRIOR Editor h, Journalism LL. Ambitione College MAR! ESTHER BUFORD, Born: Oregon City, Oregon, Trans- fer from Roseburg la, Vocal h. Band h. Tri-I h. G.A.A.h LA VERNA PEARSON, Bon Kearney, Nebraska, Tri-Y 3-h, Girls' League l-2-3-, G.A.A. 3-lx, Glee Club 2-3 Volleyball h. Ambition: Nurse 61167 20 BILL WILLIAMS Born: Clarkia DELHA ALSHAN, Born: Astoria, Idaho, ' roocbnl 3-h Oreson. Girl' League 1-2-3-ls. Ambif-10112 Aw Vocal 3-h, Girls Glee Club, 3, J WESLEY SIULTZ, BOYD: Altoril, 019805, Annual Staff 2-11, High School band 3-lu G10 Club 2-3-lg, Junior claee Pres. 3, Senior clue play ls, Ambition Schpol teacher Ambition: Telephone operator DELGRES HORIIHI, Born: Birch- tree Missouri, Glee Club 2-3 Girls League 1-2-3-h Ambition: Housewife ROLAND LLOYD MARTIN, Born: Astoria, Oregon, Glee Club 3-h, Journalism 1.1, Class Play 3. Ambition: Mechanic. BILL KILLION, Born: Warren- ton, Oregon, Letterman ' Club 2-3-b, Track 1, Annu! Staff lg, Sgt.-at-Arne 3 Ambition: Veterinarian A '12 w .gg 3 ,sf ' R 1 5 ' ffl I , rife... 2051.151 J On September S, 1950, seventy scared and bewildered freshmen entered Warrenton High School, unaware of the initiation the following week which was being sponsored by the sophomores. We survived this with the help of our advisors, Mr. Steck and Mrs. Gibson. This was a very exciting year and we all looked forward to our sophomore year. In 1951 the class of 'Sh still outnumbered the oth r classes in total enrollment, although there were several arrivals and departures during the year. Two dances were held that year which were well-attend- ed and enjoyed. The Valentine Heart Hop was held on February'15th. A drawing was held to determine who would be King and Queen of Hearts. Those elected were Pat Erickson and Bob Sickler, both members of our class. In 1952 we began our junior year as ambitious students, now very proud of our new role as upperclassmen. The Junior-Senior Banquet was the big event of the year. This called for much planning and work, for we had to earn money for coming events by holding many dances and food sales, and by so soing we built up our treasury to meet the needs. With the help and patience of Mr. Hilley and Mrs. Gibson, our advisor, and with a lot of hard work, we gave the Junior class plays, nIt's A Great Life.M On May fifteenth the Junior-Senior Banquet was success- fully presented to the graduating seniors. Following an excellent dinner at the Marquee, everyone left for the gymnasium to take part in the fun. This year was most successful. Nineteen fifty-three -- the first event of this year was a dance, and the big event was the biggest of events -- the Christmas Ball. This was to raise money for our trip to Salem in May and for commencement. Another successful dance was the Valentine Dance at which a King and Queen of Hearts were elected. Candidates were select- ed from each class. The senior candidates were Rose Stilwell and Charles Bergerson, but the junior class had more votes, so their can- didates, Ann Davis and Dick Maize, were crowned to reign over the dance. We also presented our Senior Class Play, WGirl Shy,n which was a great success, with a willing cast and help of Mr. Garwood, our director, and Mrs. Gibson, our class advisor. we are grateful to Mrs. Gibson for all the fine help she has given the class during the past four years. She was always on hand when her assistance was needed, and as an advisor she is Ntops.W -----and now, in June, comes the big week of Commencement when we shall receive our diplomas and leave the halls of Warrenton High forever. Truly our years have been full of fu and hard work and leanr ing, too, and we shall always be proud to call ourselves alurni oflhxr- enton High School Class of l9Sh! ZUDLLU Y 'gjuw I, Delnan Alsnan, will U quietness to Janes Culp. I, Robert Andrews, will ny ability to control ny tqer in Vping class to Gus Garters. I, Bill Baldwin, will q intelligence and q aHlity to get along with the faculty of W. H. S. to William Halter Wonker. fHe'll need it, I, Esther Buford, will ny height to Judy Shults. I, Chxarles Bergerson, will q class presidency to anyone :duo thinks its a racket. I, Helvin Brin, will wy low-cut football shoes to Henry Boyd. I, Sharon Carrington, will V swing Qny inheritance fron Viola Gransonl to Barbara Long. I, Donald Culp, will xy ability not to get nad to W dear friend Hr. Knotts. I, Kenneth Dunn, will q ability to skip school and go golfing to B111 Stuller. I, Bill Eggleston, will my football ability to Larry Harto. ' I, Jack Fenton, will if you will. I, Shirley Ferguson, will ny Job as Student Body Treasurer to anyone who likes a mixed up job. I, Victor Grahan, will William Hamilton ny 6 ft. l in. form for Bllkftbllle I, Betty Jo Hale, will all ny fun as a Senior to the Juniors especially Ivonne and Harlys. I, Grace Harsh, will ny ability to be absent fron school to aw lucky person. I, Bill Hawke, will ny inferiority complex to Paul Hayes. Q I , Juch Johanson, will ny sense of humor to Lorraine Yeager, who nCCdl its I, Bill Killion, will the girls in Forest Grove to Riley T. and Ervin Holstein. I, Terry Larsen, will ny ability to get along with the teachers to .rom stanley, 'who nests iv: I, KW Magnuson, will gy good tiles in Pep Club for I4 years to new nenbers, in hopes they will never lose spirit. I, Roland Martin, will my extra credits to Riley Tolbert. 1. I, Terry Mason, will W ability to get married young to Joe Koske . I, Keith Mendenhall, will my talents and I. Q. to Cue Carbers. Be can use then. I, LaVerna Pearson. will my ability to be fat to Bonnie Davie. I, llarjorie Richardson, will my will to you!!! I, Claudia Sherrill, will my green pajamas to Juanita Killion. Be seeing you on Sal1y's ally, Juanita! I, Haralow Shultz, will the weight I lost to Yvonne Dunn. I, Wesley Shults, will ny quiet disposition to Grant Ford. I, Laverne Stait, will ny position as Yell Leader to Jacque B. I, Rose Stilwell, will sJ.l my good tdnes in high school to the up and coming Freshmen in hopes that they nske good use of it. Bolores Stuve, will nake like the wind and blow!! Bill Williams, will W quietness to Larry Harto. Gsrl Rodrigues, will W outstanding athletic ability to In In In Hlffbs I, Virginia Wofford, will keep everything I have because I have nothing to spare except weight andI guess Juanita Killion would appreci- ntn mann nfnit- 1167 06 Q 2 -QW Not long ago I was asked by a very famous Editor, our own Don Christensen to look up the class of '5h. I jumped in my long Caddy--canary yellow--and proceede to find our old classmates. It didn't take long to find Wesley Shultz. It seem I was doing SO mph in a 25 mph speed zone. He is a State cop. While I was at th station paying m fine of 35h.50 Cord.39-22J, Wesley said I could find all th information I needed in the Police Departmen files. The information I found can b summed up with the following: Delma Alsman is a telephone operator on Deserte Island. The population there is three. She has two dogs. Robert Andrews a swabie just suffered radiation burns from the latest atomic bomb test. Bill Baldwin is th new Superintendent of Warrenton High School, he is making plans for concrete floors so the students can wear cleats. Charles Bergerson works for the Comet Airlin Company, designing toy airplanes. Mel Brim has just opened a barbar shop in Warrennn He features nfortunes told while you waitn. Madame Judy Johanson will hold your han and tell of your future while Mel cuts your hair. Sharon Carrington is a horseback guide, guiding toruists around Battery'husse Don Culp has just re-opened after a recent raid, his gambling hall known as nDiamon Don's Denn. Bill Eggleston now has his own radio program. He stars in the sho nThin Mann. Lloyd Elxon will graduate from Warrenton High this year. Kenneth Dun has just gone under the knife for the 23rd time. His ulcers have been acting u again. Jack Fenton entered his WDirty Dodgen in the Astoria Soap Box Derby. H finished first in a field of one. Shirley Ferguson married Gene Martin and they ar now honeymooning in Paris. They are going to retire next year on their old ag pensions. Grace Harsh has just opened a much needed ubread linen in the streets o Hammond. Bill Hawks married Maralou Shultz, they are now sliming fish at San Juan Bill Killion joined the Air Force and is still working for his first stripe. He i chief potato pealer. Terry Larsen is a professor at college. He is currently teaching baby tal to expectant mothers. Kay Magnuson took over the post office in Warrenton. She 1 now vacationing in Tehachape Penitentiary. Something about taxes. Roland Martin who was just graduated from Colgate University, was presented with a gold tooth brus and a 20-year supply of Colgate tooth paste. Terry Mason organized a Be-bop ban and is now engaged at the Club in Warrenton. Keith Mendenhall is still going to mud school. He has just composed his greatest composition nHot Rod Race No..Sn L B-flat. . Esther Buford is a full-pledged nurse stationed with her husband in Iceland Marjorie Richardson was the first woman to be married on Roller bkates. Var Hodrigues is in the hospital suffering from a knife wound. Rose Stilwell is no working at the Star Theater under the billing of Birdie Laverne. Bill Williams i now currently digging fox holes for the United States Government. Virginia Wofford went to California to crash the movies. She is now tryin4 to win Marilyn Monree's part in nTbo Old Tb Cut The Mustard.N Laverne Stait is nm principal at Hammond, Oregon. She is teaching Chaucer and Shakespeare to the firs graders. She says nThen by the time they are Seniors they will know something aboul itn. Claudia Sherrill is now teaching at San Quentin. Dolores Stuve married Raymon Salmi. They now run the Warrenton Boat Yard. La Verna Pearson is now prompting the Broadway Hit, WGirl-Shyn. Victo Graham stars in the same. Among the files I also found a long record belonging t Don Christensen. As soon as the next edition is on the streets, he will be confine in Sing Sing prison for four life terms. He was convicted of seventh-degree bull slinging. W D D--4 ----.-L.. 'X X-o 5 N..- '-1 ,- ,K :f CNE Hel M - ' ' s Vi cto: xkafnv 'WN al Clfudig , Sharon 'Wu Delma if ff .811 Bobbie if .-f-4 Egbhef w X ' 4 .-ni 1 061167 ' Q We have now com- at Warrenton High School ward to the grand posi- year. The Juniors have year. They have spon- Dance, a Spring Opening Food Sale held downtown. The highlight of in the fall semester of a three-act comedy CRO0KS.' Those who took Henry Boyd, Beverley Ellen Corkill, Shirley Bob May, Jacquie Bu- .I Wm OFFICERS: L to R: Yvonne Dunn, Secre ' Dick Maize, Treas- tary wer, Ann Davis, President, Don Nelson, Vice-President. 4 211- ,ak pleted our Ju ior year and are looking for- tion of Seniors next had a busy year this sored a Hard Times Dance, and a Cooked the class's activities was the presentation entitled BOOKS AND part in the play were Wallace, Paul Hayes, Black, Joe Koskela, chanan, Yvonne' Dunn, Dick Ferrell, and several other members of the class who served as extras. The play was a big success. Being the smallest class in school, the Juniors were greatly honored to have Princess Ann Davie and Prince Dick Maize crowned King and Queen of Hearts at the Valentine's Day Dance sponsored by the Senior Class. The final activity of the Junior Class was the annual banquet held at the John Jacob Astor Hotel Banquet Room in Astoria on May the seventh. After dinner, the students, their guests, and members of the faculty returned to the Grade School Auditoriu to dance to the music of the Five Tbnes, a dance band from Seaside. The theme of the Prom was STRANGER IN PARADISE. Sharon Carrington, a senior, was crowned Queen of the Prom, and her court consisted of two Junior girls, Ann Davis and Marlys Toppila, who served as Princesses. Under the reign of these three girls the Prom was a big success. The year has been a busy one, but we all have enjoyed the activities and are looking forward eagerly to being the 'wheels' when we will reign as Seniors over the other classes of warrenton High School. 2061167 E ANN DAVIS DON NZELSGN 611,67 20 QW f 3 v.. --4 --4 LG 'FJ C2 g p 'fa 1 :JM2 if ai f , 5 :li :it K OFFICERS: L to R: Louise Bi- shop 1 Vice-President, Char- lotte Hale, Secretary - Treas- urer, Carl Johanson, Sergeant- at-Armes Not pictured: vir- ginia Mendenhall, President. One of the first and foremost activities of the school year was a dance given in honor of the new freshmen class. The sophomore class was very disappointed in not being able to initiate the freshmen. Money - making activities for the year consisted of a successful cooked food sale and selling hot dogs during the last of the second sem- ester. The class was very happy to have a new student, Ailene Fredin. There was also a large loss with eleven members dropping. These include Irene Louder, Marion Johns, Irene Moore, Nadine Bieberdorf, Beverly Hutchens, Joanne Richardson, Lee Jackson, Beverly Garbers, Jim Greer, Dwayne Jameson, Bill Rhoades, Christine Kulseth, Annamae Falconer. The advisors for the sophomores were Mrs. Trullinger and M . Lukoszyk. Nildgrube' Hgjgga 3 WK Hamilton fw- Hanlon Bugle: ser 5 E? is Xi 5 Sggliilfxo? X Axoaiw mf L I 311411 CFmPb'11.' H H Peters in 7' ,H listgq '4sh1f i ienhard , . Qmdrews Chance Hefglund 781181 X6 ilfbllb p's l Jones golby Freeu n Larsen Cgmbg Plyter Ritola S 'n1'Y OFFICERS. L to R. Betty Graham Treasurer, Shannon Freeman, President, Donald Ritola, Ser- Taylor geant-at-Arms, Linda Petersen, Jones Secretary, Marvin Olson, Vice- President. we began this year with the Sophomore Class giving us a welcome dance where we all had fun. Our class started out with 55 students from the Warrenton and Ham ond grade schools and Duane Plyter, Linda Peterson, and Keith Taylor. we were sorry to lose Connie Allen, Allen Slyter, Alice Templeton, and Sharon Williams. During the year we welcomed Jeri Ferdin from Ilwaco High School. The class officers we elected were: Shannon Freeman, Pres- identg Marvin Olson, Vice-Presidentg Linda Peterson, Secretaryg Betty Graham, Treasurer, and Louise Nygaard, Student Council Rep- resentative. At a Valentine Dance held by the Seniors our Princess was Louise Nygaard and Prince Marvin Olson. The class of '57 held two dances with one on December eleventh and the other on April twenty-third. The class advisors are Mrs. Bauer and Mr. Lukoszyk. Now that we have finished our first year, we are eagerly looking forward to the remaining three years at Warrenton High School. 4 4 kiiiggwk ' KS K X MA rm W X Y' .,,,q., ., . .A ,.... 5 5 3 ,. ' .gf x .. my x xi352N :wc 2? Q 'fix fqfggw W Q 4 Q Sw..-1. QF QM! L, 'firm gb -5. 1 N 33335 W Q 'fw- u 95, A Q ga ff AS 525395 5, si L ' r Es ,J Vs PRINCES AND PRINCESSESz L to Hel Brin, Lavornn Stait, Ken Dun K H Chu-1 Be gen I crown thee...for 1953. gg, 533223: on r C J Saturn-lay's Hero and his fair lady. 1 His Majesty, the King! K I N G V I C -if ul LL 33 D u T T Y J 21151167 0 0 front row, L. to R: L. Harto, Hanagerg D. Keyserg H. Olsong G. Kernag B. Killiong C. Johansong G. Jonesg D. Bergersong R. Andrewsg H. Stratton, Managerg Second row: W. Buckieuicz, Coachg P. Ha esg C. Bergersong C. Rodriquesg B. Stu11er5 B. Williamsg B. Egglestong D. Neleong G. Ivloswk, Cbachg Top rows J. Beachg H. Boydg H. Bring A. Snithg D. Culpg V. Grahamg D. Maize. LEAGUE A2 COMPETITION Warrenton 18 Scappoose Warrenton 0 St. Helens Warrenton 20 g Rainier wlrrenton 0 1 Vernonia Warnenton 13 Clltsklfli-0 Warrenton 13 5888149 NON LEAGUE COHPETITION Warrenton 21 0 Knappa Warrenton 25 6 Nehalem Warrenton 19 13 Neah-Kah-Nie 1Bte lst 1st 2nd ALL LEAGUE Plums String String String String Halfback--Carl H drigues cmum Tack1e+ Guard-4 Honorable Mention-+ Honorable Mention-4 ---------Mel Brim Vic Graham ---B 11 Eggleston --- ----- -Don Culp Don Nelson LETTER KWARDS Freshmen: Marvin Olson!----Halfback Gene Jones---------Guard Sophomores:Bi11 Stuller-----Halfback Charles Thiessen ------ End Juniors: Henry Boyd ------- Fullback Don Nelson ------------ End Dick Maize ------------ End A1 Smith -------------- End Paul Hayes-- ------ Tackle Daryl Bergerson ---- -Guard Seniors: Carl Rodrigues---Halfback Mel Brim- ---------- Center Vic Graham- ---- --Tackle B111 Eggleston ----- Tackle Don Culpf -------- Fullback Charles Bergerson--Ha1f- back Robert Andrews ------ Guard B111 Williams ------- Guard Jack Beach- -------- Tackle Jack Fenton ------ Halfback 2061167 0 0 Front row, L to R: J. Fenton, B. williams, C. Rodrigues, R. Andrews, Back row, L to R: C. Ber89PS0Hs D- Culp, M. Brim, V. Graham, J. Beac B. Eggleston. Coach Walt Buckiewicz's boys turned in a very good season this year, with 7 wins and only 2 losses. If this year's team is any indication of things to come, the Warriors' opponents had better watch out next fall. Warrenton will be on the march. Th Warriors finished third in the league, and won their 188t three games. The Warriors will lose several outstanding seniors, but will have several returnlng lettennen. Coach Buckiewicz will lose 10 letter- men from this year's fine team. Carl Rodrigues was chosen to the L. C. L. A11-Star team as well as aonorable Mention on the All-State team. Mel Brim was chosen to the L. C. L. All-Star team and Honorable Mention on the All-State team. Vic Graham was chosen to the L. C. L. All-Star team. Bill Eggleston was chosen to the L. C. L All-Star 2nd te 9 ame Don Culp and Don Nelson were chosen to the L. C. L. All-Star Honorable Mention team. V, , Qgsasafaeesmwsasenax,Qgsxemstaseaswmsmasassnamaamaut,aww.MMM-we--H-we--M-'- '- Q E Nr dljblj U 0. 5 A L to R: Walt Buckiewicz, coach, C. Johanson, D. Nelson, C. Rod- rigues, B. Hay, T. Larsen, H. Brim, B. Hamilton, V. Graham. Hot pictured: D. Maize and B. Stuller. Under the direction of Walt Buckiewicz, the Warriors' 1953-Sh basket.- ball team ended the season with a record of 13 wins and 13 losses. This was Buckiewicz's second year as varsity basketball coach. The warriors placed one player, Dick Maize, on the LCL All-Star second team. Maize was also the teaa's high scorer. The Warriors will lose four seniors from their 19S3'5,-S team: Hel Brim, Vic Graham, Carl Rodrigues, and Terry Larsen. Brim, Graham, and Rodrigues were all regulars and all lettermen. Warrenton Knappa Warrenton 'killamook Warrenton Knappa Warrenton lestucca Wirrenton Clatskanie Warrenton leah-Kah-His Ylarrenton Rainier Warrenton Tillamook Warrenton lestucca Warrenton St. Helens Warrenton Wernonia Warrenton Scappoose Warrenton Seaside Warrentcm Clatskanie Warrenton Scappoose Wlrrenton leah-Kah-Ilie Warrenton llehalea Warrenton Rainier Warrenton Pacific Frosh Varrenton St. Helens wvrenton vemonia COACH BUCKIEWICZ J xv f5 nr UL El! T. Jones, B. Culp, R. Jacobsen. Second rowg F. Larsen,,C.-fn?es- sen, A. Birkholz, J. Ferdin, L. Sampson, D. Hayes, D. Plyter, K Taylor. Top row: C. Johanson, L. Hanlon, D. Baldwin, L. Pope, G J Jones, M. Olson. The Werrenton J-V's did not enjoy a successful season this year, however, they have gained a great deal of valuable eaqaerience. The warrior J-V's were coached by Gene Lukossyk. help bolster the Varsity' team next year. Warrenton-JV Warrenton-JV Warrenton-JV Warrenton-JV Warren ton-JV Warrenton-JV Warren ton-JV Warrenton-JV Warnenton-JV warrenton-JV Warren ton-JV Warrenton-JV Warren ton-JV Warren ton-JV Warrenton-JV Warrenton-JV Warrenton-JV Warren ton-JV Warrenton-JV Warrenton-JV Warrenton-J V E 3 35 HD' is .az ge. 3? ,gs ui gn -gs' 55 as EP 32 si ss is IH gg-E' E? l I 222222222222 'Ii11amook- KDHPPH- Star-of-the-Sep Nestucca- Clatskanie Neah-Ka.h-Nie- Rainier- Tillamook- Nestu coa- St. Helens Vernonia- Scappoose- Seaside-JV Clatskanie-JV Scappoose-JV Neah-Kah-Nie-JV Nehalem-J V Rainier-JV St. Helens-JV Vernonia-JV Seaside-JV I E UUl.LU Standing, L to R: U. Bergerson, D. Nelson, B. Eggleston, K. Dunn, H, Boyd. Front row: P. Hayes, D. Maize, M. Brin. Not Pictured1 D. Culp, J. Fenton. The Warriors' 1953 baseball team were Co-Champions of the Lover Columbia League, and this spring there are 8 returning letternen. These lettemen includes Bill Eggleston, Jack Fenton, Hel Brin, Paul Hayes, Henry Boyd. Don Nelson, Dick Maize, and Don Culp- The Warriors finished the season tied with St. Helens, and prospects look very good. The Warriors baseball team will be coached by Walt Buckieilies. Front row, L to Rs D. Culp, B. Stuller, D. Nelson, L. Harw, Mgreg Ce ROC1I'iguQl, D. Bergerson, P. Hayes, Second row: C, Bergerson, W. Petersen, B. Eggleston, J. Fenton, K. Dunn. Top rows B. Hamilton, L. Han.. lon, C. Johanson, D. Maize, HI MQ Bring Ir L F' T Front now, L to R: D. Culp, C. Rodrigues: T- is Mason, D. Bergerson. Back rows D. Maize, C. N Bergerson, W. Petersen, J. Fenton. BOYD ,flip The Warrior's golf team, spear-headed by three top - notch golfers, began home and home matches with Seaside, Vernonia, and Til- lamook, and participated in the OSAA Golf Tournament in Salem in Mav. The warrior's golf team was expected to do very well, with Mel Brim, Paul Hayes, and Henry Boyd returning from last year's undefeated team. The golf team is coached by Wendell Garwood. Handicapped by a lack of per- formers, the Warrior track team began their 195h track season bolstered by lettermen Carl Rodrigues and Charles Bergerson. The cindermen are expected to have a much-:Engraved team under their new coach, Gene Lukoszyk. Others who are practicing with the team are: Wayne Rickerson, Dick Maize, WendellPetersen, Don Culp, Henry Boyd, Bill Eggleston, and Mel Brim. The Warriors were scheduled to compete in all county and league track meets. Individual performers are: Carl Rodrigues -- broad jump, low hurdles, Charles Bergerson -- Javelin, discus, Dick Maize -- relay, 100-yd. dash, Wen- dell Petersen -- mile, pole vault, Dum Culp -- relay, 100-yd. dash, Henry Boyd -- broad jump, Bill Eggleston -- shot puts iifisf Q21 f -578: ' X f ,L QW' . v if? Qs- l V w we ,!.- A 'arse -we 'nil T?-91' 'mf Lv I FS we A Q '14-yr' - ee -,, I .zz-'pw'-Lvxxawfwf M- f -ryesu. L 1 ' x 2 F. in LVL S 5' V65 4 Q f-ff. ,1 m. 1 4 ,X ' 2 Q Front row: L to R: M. Petersen, C. Hale, V. Hrons, C. Johanson,-L 1 hop, Q. Alsman, V, Wofford, U. Horner, M. Shultz, J. Johanson, L. Pix nn, C. Hansen, ?. Andrews. Middle row: C. Thiessen, D. Culp, K. WLDH, T Larsen, L. Hanlon, T. riitola, B. Hawks, J. Koskela, K. Mendenhall, V Duford, L. Pearson, M. Shultz, W. Shultz. Rack row: T. Yason, I raham, U. Maize, G. Barrows, T. McCall, C. Johanson, B. ST-uller, U 'elson, M. Koski, P. Nay, L. Campbell, A. Smith, B. TTHf'i1tOU. The High School mixed chorus, under the direction of Hr. Garwood, met during one period of the school day this year, compared with two periods last year. Consequently there were fewer students able to participate, even though they might be interested. The chorus made several appearances during the schaol year. The first program was presented to the student body at a meeting on October 15, 1953. The high spot of the first semester was the annual Christmas concert which was present- ed on the afternoon of Sunday, December 20. The climax of the year's activities was the annual spring concert. This was held later than ever before in order that it would not interfere with other spring activi- ties. The program was given to the public at the Grade Schllo Auditorium during the last week of May. A mixed octet which included Claudia Sherrelg Esther Buford, Judy Johanson, Virginia Wofford, Keith Mendenhall, Victor Graham and Wesley Shultz, all seniors, presented three numbers at the graduation exercises on the evening of June 39 7 1' A vm w i-Wg s Av iff, a.: fi g . af: 6. . . Nh VA ' '. L ,vftgtr g 4 ,ni um.- .V1 Vg' - 4 . 'ii 7,2 i , S fa' we. ' ffl 4. fm fxmv .34 L f ff' xiii x . w . A 4., 61167 20 L to R: L. Yeager S. Carrington J. Killio H. 'Ib il T I Corkill. B. Long,,L. mmn. ' n' pp a' The High School band, under the direction of Samuel McCoy, has done much to boost the spirit of the school during this past year. It made twenty-four appearances in all, playing for school games, pep ral- lies, and the like. The annual concert was presented to the grade school during the morning of February eighteenth, and to the public in the evening. Sev- eral members of the band played solos during the program. The band participated in the Armistice Day parade in Astoria on November ll,l9S3, and was the only band to play for the dedication cere- monies at Fort Clatsop immediately after the parade. The oand travelled to Tillamook, Thursday, April eighth, to par- ticipate in a two county music festival. During the day individual bands played for criticism,and a concert was given in the evening for the pub- lic. At the concert, each band played individually before th y joined together into a massed band which finished the program. Several band members from Warrenton participated in a solo and rove on Saturday, April tenth. 'ensemble contest at Forest G m 'I an Y 01 o W ,o A, E Front Row: L to R: V. Wofford, S. Carrington, S. Wlack, L. Nyqaard, J. Buchanan, P. Miller, H. Davis, B. Wallace, A. Davis, L. Stait, Y. Dunn Middle Row: D. Welch, C. Hanson, V. Shultz, C. Miles, D. Horner, G Moore, M. Toppila, L. Bishop, L. Uixon, H. Long, J. Johanson, N. Rich? ardson, K. Magnuson, R. Stilwell, M. Stait. S. Wiley. Back Row: J. Byrd, A. Stratton, V. Brons, C. Johanson, U. Hale, J. Johnson, J.rh1Z0s M. Toppila, L. Pearson, B. Andrews, L. Yeager, S. Bissell, A. Galushas E. Buford, B. Smotherman, N. Shappee. ,feel-ff J The Girls' GleeC1nb. under the direction of Mr. Gar- vood, presented their first musical program when they sang for the Theta Rho girls, the Rebeccas and the Oddfellovs' Lodge. They also sang for the P.T.A. and for a Student Bod M88tinge On Sunday, December 20th, at the Grade School Audi- torium, they participated in the annual Christmas Program, and during the last of Hay they presented a group of secular songs in the spring concert. This group met four mornings aweek from 8x30 to 9:00 as an extra-curricular activity. These were about forty-five members. Wesley Shultz and Richard Ferrell served as accom, panists for the Girls' Glee Club. 2061167 A BRIM if 1Editor-in-Chief Editor Front row L to R' J Johnson A Str T - . , . athuy . Larsen, J. KiIHon, M. Brin, M. Richardson. H. Boyd, R. Stilwell, L. Nygaardg Second row L to Rx S. Carrington, G. Harsh, D. Stuve, V. Wofford, K. Mendenhall, W. Shultz, B. Heed, L. Stait, B. Stuller, S. Ferguson, B. Killiong Third row L to R: N. Shappee, M. Shultz, B. Byrd, L. Bishop, M. Toppila, K. Magnuson, E. Corkill, C. Hale, Y. Dunn, J. Koskela, D. Ferrell, W. Petersen. -I N , JUANITR KILLION OYD Assistant Editor L to nz A. Davis, W. Petersen, N. Shappee, B. Long, K. Dunn, M. Brim, B. Eggleston, D. Ferrell. Not pictured: R. Martin, W. Rickerson, D. Ckudsten- sen e The Journalism staff published this paper to gain experience in the field of ,journalism and to provide the student body with a paper. The first semester, the class worked on a rotation basis for the purpose of giving all members of the class eip erience on all of the jobs The second semester a permanent staff was appointed and The SMOKE SIGNAL became an extra-curricular project. 2061167 Front row L to R: V. Wofford, R. Stilwell, C. Hale, L. Stait, K. Monde hall, K. Magnuson, V. Mendenhall, R. Olson, B. Davis, Second rows Carrington, L. Dixon, L. Bishop, E. Corkill, B. Wallace, N. Shappee, Long, J. Buchanan, V. Brons, D. Bradley, Third row: S. Ferguson, OFFICERS: Rose Stil. well, Preeidentg Sharon Carrington, Sergeant-at 'Mil Laverne Stait, Treasurer, 311011 Cor- kill, Trouser. Galueha, M. Toppila, J. Maize, P. Miller, A. Davis, Y. Dunn, L. Nygaar M. Shultz, M. Richardson. fl! The cheer leaders are the leaders of the Pep Club. The club promotes good school spirit among not only the play- ers and the Pep Club but among the other spectators as well. The Pep Club this year helped organize and c arr y out all formations at the different garres. During the year the Pep Club elected B-team cheer leaders. Those elected were: Bonnie Davis, Blanche Byrd, and Barbara Long. F535 pint? I' 05105 Zlllillbl First row, left to right: N. Johnson, B. Long, L. Dixson, D. Welch, G. Moore, L. Stait, M. Richardson, A. Stratton, C. Johanson, B. Wallace, E. Corkill, M. Toppila, J. Buchanan, A. Davis. Second row: H. Shultz, C. Hansen, R. Stilwell, L. Nygaard, L. Bishop, C. Hale, M. Toppila, H. Holstein, L. Peterson, J. Brim, C. Beyer, D. Horner, J. Killion, J. Maize, M. Stait, P. Miller, V. Mendenhall, S. Ferguson, M. Shultz, V. Brons, S. Carrington, R. Olson. Third row: K. Magnuson, Y. Dunn, E. Buford, S. Mattila, B. Andrews, M. Peterson, C. Sherrill, B. Graham, L. Yeager, K. Herglund. A. Galusha, J. Richardson, J. Johnson, S. Bissell, 3- geagson, S. Williams, S. Wiley, B. Davis, J. Shultz, B. Smotherman, I yr O Sm K U ws elm .NE w 2. SN ext Wm sw. ...qs OFFICERS: Back row, L to R: Marlys Toppila, Treasurer, Shirley Ferguson, Secretary, Jacque Buchanan,Vice-President, Betty Jo Reed,President. Seated in front: Blanche Byrd, Sgt.-at 'ASQQ During the school year 1952-53 Miss Geou ganne Thien, Physical Education instructor, organ ized the Girls Athletic Association fG.A.AJ op1 to all girls in high school. The purpose of the G.A.A. is to stinulai interest in girls' athletics and gymnastics, 1 standardize and promote ideals of health and spor1 smanship, and to cultivate social well-being fe all. Points are earned by participating in va: :Lous atnleulc activities. letters are awarded ac cording to the requisite number of points. Play dqs have been interchanged vita oth! schools and the girls proved their worth with az outstanding volley ball team this year. This clul has made a fine contribution to the school progrm 2061167 Front row, L to R: A. Garcia, C. Hamilton, D. Welch, U. Stuve, R. Olson D. Horner, J. Shultz, M. Shultz, B. Smotherman, C. Hansen, D. A1Sm8n. Second row: Y. Dunn, B. Long, K. Magnuson, L, Dixon, G. Harsh, G. Moore L. Stait, M. Richardson, A. Stratton, C. Johanson, B. Wallace, B.Corkill. M. Toppila, J. Buchanan A. Davis. Third row: N. Johnson. R. Stilwell. J. Johanson. L. Nygaard- L. Bishop. C. Hale, M- Marsha M' Toppllaf M' Holstein, L. Peterson, J. Brim, C. Beyers, C. Combs, J. Killion, J. Maize, M. Stait, P. Miller, V. Mendenhall, S. Ferguson, M. Shultz, V. Brons, S. Carrington, B. Byrd. Fourth row: E. Buford. S. Mattila. G. Marsh, M. Petersen, B. Andrews, C. Sherrell, B. Graham, L. Yeager, A. Fredin, K. Hergland, A. Galusha, J. Richardson, J. Johnson, S. Bissell, L. Pearson, S. Williams, S. Wiley, B. Davis, V. Wofford, B. Colby. 5 '55 9 Us The purpose of the Girls League is to Q stimulate interest and to cultivate social well- 2 being for all girls. Each year they sponsor Big and Little Sisters to help the underclassmen adapt them- selves to their new surroundings. The Girls League sponsored a 'Sadie Hawkinsu dance, to which the girls asked the boys. The girls paid one cent for each inch of her escort's waistline. During the spring they held a mother- daughter tea. The tea also featured the in- stallation of new officers. Officers: L to R. Marjorie Richardson, president, V. Wofford, v. president, S. Black, sgt. at arms, Clau- deanne Hamilton,treasuren 2061167 Front row L to R5 J. Beach, D. Bergerson, T. Larsen, D. Nelson, C. Ber- gerson, K. Ihnng Second row L to R: A. Smith, H. Boyd, P. Hayes, B. Stuller, B. Eggleston, H. Olson, G. Jones, Third row L to Rx C. Ihies- sen, V. Graham, M. Brim, D. Maize, T. Mason, B. Killion. J The purpose of, the Lettermen's Chi: is to stim- ulate interest in boys' athletics and gymnastics, to standardize and promote ideals of health and sports- manship, and to cultivate well-being for all. The Iettermen's Club has sold candy and pop at the games and sold WARRICR hats for the purpose of mak- ing money to help pay for athletic insurance. The club also sold programs at all home basketball games. The Lettermen 's Club try at all games to main- tain order. 'lhey were a great asset in' helping to keep order during pep rallys- ,LJ OFFICERS: L to R: Kennet Dunn, President, Dick Maize Secretaryg Victor Graham Vice-Presidentg Mel Brim Treasurer. 61167 2U Front row L to R: D. Bradley, J. Johanson, 3. Black, B. Graham, E. Corkill, R. Olson, S. Ferguson, L. Stait, Y. Dunn, Second row L to Rx B. Davis, C. Hamilton, C. Miles, B. Long, S. Carrington, J. Buchanan, P. Hiller, B. Wallace, H. Richardson, A. Davis, K. Magnuson, R. Stilwell, H. Stait, S. Wiley, Third row L to R: C. Allen, A. Garcia, L. llygaard, C. Beyers, C. Sherrell, H. Harsh, L. Petersen, S. Williams, L. Yeager, E., Buford, L. Pearson, M. Petersen, B. Andrews, B. Smotherman, N. Shap- pee, B. Colby. J The Tri-I is a club with mostly civic interests. It promotes good spirit anongall nationa1itiee,races, and creeds. The club is sponsored by !.W.A. The club gives money, clothes and a n y other assistance that will be helpful. A few of the activites the club sponsors are 'Candle Lighting Servi ce, 'Christmas Service , and a v e ry i n - pressive 'Easter Service . Front row L to 11: J. Johanson, 5. Black, Back row L to R: S. Ferguson, B. Graham, E.Corkill, R- Glenn- MISSISSIPPI GAMBLERSK Mfg., W indy A . ,. A ,Y Q wx ai Ce'- , -0 2061167 Small town days gone by I have teeth F 9 Yr I N . 4 , . Qs we love us is Hi There Anyone have a pi We're amilingo N-. say 'char blow hard f N. ii oyster crowded an Rough 4rdened Forward together Where's Tarzan cheeze Christmas I 'UI UHPPY5 miff' spa X ox L Whose body? A Q y 't I a sweety? Vo . -K ,ww - 1 K Q , Double Joint' mm vf -f -.wg--'gag ,Av ,1 4, 1 I. 1 N.. 1 1 1 1 . . ,, :s1 ,Vf -. s 1 4 5-' . 1 1 1:95 'X 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 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