Western College - Multifaria Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1943 volume:

...:? xr i 'J L I L I 'N NFS' ,All M55 EQIWL THERE IS A KEEN AWARENESS THAT THIS WAR IS NOT TO BE FOUGHT BY MEN ALONE. WITH THIS FACT EVER IN MIND, WE TOO, ARE ACTING. F5 TL do TEE STORY IS TOLD EQ? IN THESE PAGES OE THE MULTIEARIA. THE SETTING IS THE WESTERN COLLEGE F75 CAMPUS IN OXEOEO, OHIQ253 TEE TIME IS OUR SCHOOL YEAR SEPTEMBER 1942 TO JUNE 1943. QB li f x JEAN BOYD-Edifor JANE LUCKHAM-Business Mon 1 W O I .- ,x.,iq-, URING THIS WAR, ug K i fa-QW f r . W. , , 11,4 1512 L ffl lf., Q' ', 5 LIFE IS NO LONGER IUST AS USUIIL IN A WOMENS COLLEGE FirsT IT was sheep grazing on The Campus IasT spring. Now VicTory Gardens, shorThand and Typing, and kniTTing are The order of The day. VVe're quiTe used To addiTionaI Tour-ThirTy classes and voIunTeer work in The Garden. We are adiusTing To War-Time demands and enioying iT. I I I i I I I - I I I I I I I I COMPLACENCY PLAYS NO PART IN OUR LIVES HERE AT WESTERN ' f wa xwks Xxx Q .X Vs. 4 ,xv .f' V, .rzlziffr-. s Aside from War work, we relate our other interests to problems which are more impor- tant today. We run a nursery school to tree mothers for War work, we open our dramatic activities to the Navy here in town and some- times even take our shows to camps nearby. We swim for health as well as sport. We have informal as well as organized discus- sions about the War. We do not completely lose sight of a different tomorrow. 5 V I THEN TOO, CREATING SOUND MORALE IS PART OF OUR WAR EFFORT . LosT spring six hundred Novy men were sToTionecl in Oxford ond soon down-Th'Lodge become os Tomilior on expression To Them os To us. VVe've hod loTs of Tun TogeTher. They helped us horvesT our VicTory Gorden ond in Thonks we gove Them on old-Toshioned picnic in The Beechvvoods. They've come To Science Open House onol Tormol donces, To puppef shows ond song TesTs. We in Turn hove hod The Thrill of heoring Tour- hunclred sTrong ioining in Anchors Aweighf' Mony of us hove ioined The Oxford U. S. O, ond hove donced The woy They do from Texos To Moline. From The Novy vve've leorned The impor- Tonr lesson ThoT This morole business works boTh woys. T MV LIFE IS NOT IUST I-IS USUI-IL IN , EQ Cf0L.f5.686 ,.- ag,-7 I - ' .III , .B L, 1 gf Q CLARA JUNE BOSSON-President CHARLOTTE AUTEN-Vice-Presidervr MARY GRACE RICE-Secretory ELINOR BRATTON-Treasurer THEY'VE HAD AN EVENTFUL CAREER HERE AT WESTERN. WE KNOW THEM AS THE TALENTED CLASS FOR WE CAN- NOT FORGET THEIR SOPHOMORE STUNT AND PLAY, THEIR JUNIOR TEA DANCE, THIS YEAR'S CARNIVAL AND FOLLIES. WE WERE PROUD WHEN THEY MARCHED INTO CHAPEL ON SENIOR DAY IN CAPS AND GOWNS, WE WERE AWED WITH THEIR SERIOUSNESS ABOUT COMPREHENSIVES. IT SEEMS STRANGE TO THINK OF WESTERN WITHOUT THEM- YET WE KNOW THAT A PART OF THEM WILL ALWAYS RE- MAIN. THEY IN TURN THINK OF LEAVING WITH DUAL EMOTIONS, FOR THOUGH THEY LOVE WESTERN, THEY ARE EAGER FOR WHAT IS AHEAD. C35 Q LM, CHARLOTTE AUTEN Psychology BETTY BALYEAT Home Economics CLARA JUNE BOSSON English MARGARET BOWER Music ELINOR BRATTON Psychology LURA BROWN English HELEN BUNCE English PHOEBE CARMEN Music GRACE CLEVELAND Music MARY JANE EATON Psychology BETTY LOU FINLAY Music ELSA GAETE English IT's a grand old gang -and here They are during Their freshman drill Tour years ago. They were young and carefree Then. Now They are veferans on The verge of someThing new. BUT These TradiTions will remain in Their memories as a parT of The VVesTern They have loved. AoImiTTeolIy no life which embodies iusT one phose of experience is well-rounded. Those groduoTing know ThoT life oT WesTern hos never locked vorieTy. Perhops The words of Mr. Duncon oT The Senior BonqueT besT ex- press The resuhs. They hove o quoIiTy of loveliness . . . X. 4.4 P J i :Q DOROTHY COLDSTONE Socicil Science CAROLINE ELIZABETH HOLT Sociol Science FRANCES JUDY Sociol Science ALICE JO KIMBALL Music RUTH ANNE LANG Psychology ADELINE LEWIS Biology ANNE ELIZABETH LOWENS French MARTHA McKEE English MARY LOU MOFFAT Romonce Longuoges SHEILA O'BRIEN Sociol Science MARGARET ORR French ELLEN POSNER 'Psychology An , ' I 'A s wi 'I 8 ' u 0 u H X 'EJ MARY MARGARET POSZ Biology SUE RIELEY History MARY GRACE RICE Music ANN RIVERS Psychology LOIS J EAN ROBERTS Art MARY ELLEN ROWE Psychology RUTH RUTLEDGE Music JOAN SEYLER Music LAURA STEPHENSON Biology SARIBEL WILLIAMS History CARMAN WOLFF English Not photographed: MARY VIRGINIA BELL Music AMY FLEMING Romance Languages JANET KIRSHMAN Home Economics Finally comes The end of This college year. Welve been a liTTle surprised by The gay seniors becoming so serious, buT leTTers have arrived regarding prospecTive posiTions, and ThoughTs of Tackling The world of Today are indeed serious ThoughTs. There is liTTle we can say now of imporTance excepT ThaT our very besT wishes go wiTh Them always. CAM O! 214 PHYLISS DREW-President JEANNE ALLEN-Vice-President MIRIAM FATOUT-Secretory MARY LOUISE STEINLE-Treasurer + -' I LOOKING BACK ON THE PAST YEAR WE'RE A LITTLE WIST- FUL. IT'S BEEN A BUSY ONE, WE BECAME BIG SISTERS DURING THE SUMMER AND LOVED IT, WE HAD THE MULTI, WE HELD CHAPEL DOORS THROUGH WIND AND RAIN, USHERED AT THE SENIOR RECEPTION IN ANTICIPATION OF NEXT YEAR, AND PRESENTED OUR JUNIOR GARB DESPITE WAR SHORTAGES. MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL, WE'VE CHOSEN THE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION FOR NEXT YEAR. WE FEEL VERY MUCH ON THE VERGE OF THINGS, AND WE'RE BOTH ANXIOUS AND A LITTLE SORRY TO BE THERE. NANCY ANKROM HILDA BEER JEAN BOYD EMILY BROOKS HELEN CONNER ANNE DANFORD PI-IYLISS DREW CAROLYN FARR MIRIAM FATOUT JANE FERRIS ' l F .. V DX! +10 '1.J CLAIRE GUTMAN DAUN JOAN HAMILTON VIRGINIA HILLEARY PHYLLIS HINES ,um ,,. ri A 4 ELIZABETH HUBER ES N faf SM A lv a f I' K x e 4 Q CHARLOTTE KUPFERER NELL LATSCHA ELIZABETH LLOYD JANE LUCKHAM NANCY MEYER . 'Q I . ' I J I--. LOUISE MILLAR MARIAN PALMER MARTHA RECORDS AUDREY REDDERT EVELYN ROCKWELL BARBARA ST. JOHN JANE SCHNEIDER CRISSY JANE SIMONS 5' ' M4 Y, H 'M L MARY LOUISE S MARJORIE WALTERS Y 1. W GALER WARD MARGUERITE WARDLOW ELLEN WESTERMAN ' f NN QXQ ' 'R fQ y I 93 '1'T-ffl'-'FR ,. T V177 , X N - Q I A L , lT....1. Not photographed: JEANNE ALLEN MARY BRENNAN BARBARA TAMS EMIS O 7 LOUISE LARKINS-Presidenf MARJORIE GASCHE-Vice-President JEAN MERRILL-Secremry JUDITH MCICINNIS-Treasurer JOYFULLY THE SOPHOMORES ATTAINED THEIR MAJORITY AND IN REBELLION AGAINST THEIR FORMER OPPRESSED STATE, STEERED THE FRESHMEN THROUGH A GRIM WEEK OF OPENED UMBRELLAS, EARLY MORNING WALKS TO THE CEMETERY, CHILLY VISITS TO THE POND, AND COUNTLESS BED-MAKING SCENES. PREVIEWING A TALENTED CAREER, THEY PRODUCED A SUCCESSFUL LECTURE AND, FEATUR- ING MYSTIC ARTS, SUPERVISED THE SENIOR BANQUET. BATTLING TO THE LAST FOR THE FRESHMAN FLAG, THEY LOST GOOD-NATUREDLY AND CHEERED AS IT WAS UN- FURLED. PUTTING TRADITIONAL RIVALRY ASIDE, WE MUST ADMIT WE THINK THEM WORTHY OF OUR APPROVAL. KJ RIA? Helen Ankrorn Marian Arbuckle Caroline Auten Gloria Baloler Marilyn Bolanz Betty Jane Bowman Anne Campbell Dorothy Condit Bernice Conn Virginia Cook Arolis Declcman Elinor Dukas Elizabeth Baumgartel Vivion Conger Charlotte Ervin l ' v l i r l l i i l A l l l l l i 1 I I l i it 1 ly Lynette Garrison Marjorie Gasche Margaret Goedeclce Priscilla Greene Patricia Hannan Miriam Harland Jane Harris Ann Herndon Louise Hilf Josephine Howell Marilyn Inskeep Ethel Jarvis Betty Jones Jeanette Kane Mary Beatrice Keim . .. -T. . - - H 1 Louise Larkins Louise LeMaster Judith Maclnnis Lois McCullough Barbara McKinney Virginia Martin Jean Merrill Bonnie Murdock .loan Pease Betty Pugh Marian Records Mary Jane Rehm Betsy Ross Patsy Seibel Mary Elizabeth Shirk Lyneffe Garrison Marjorie Gasche Margarer Goealecke Priscilla Greene Patricia Hannan Miriam Harland Jane l-larris Ann Herndon Louise l-lilf Josephine Howell Marilyn Inskeep Ethel Jarvis Berry Jones Jeanette Kane Mary Beatrice Keim - - i. .-... . - J Louise Lorkins Louise LeMc1sTer Judifli Moclnnis Lois McCullough Borbcxrci McKinney Virginia Morfin Jean Merrill Bonnie Murdock .Ioan Pease Belly Pugh Moricin Records Mc1ryJone Rehm Betsy Ross Pcifsy Seibel Mciry Elizabeth Shirk - 'li ., ,,... ., I H Janet Shriver Patricia Smith Florence Stricklett Mildred Walker Not photographed: Margaret Hamilton Betty Harrison Lucy Hittle Kazue Kiymo Madeline Nicholson f'N We Cfom of 216 EUGENIE THOMPSON-Presidervr JEAN STAVRUM-Vice-Presiclenf SHIRLEY REHM-Secrefciry EDITH BLANKMEYER-Treasurer SINCE WE WELCOMED THE FRESHMEN TO OUR CAMPUS LAST FALL, WE'VE HAD REASON TO BE .IUSTLY PROUD OF OUR LITTLE SISTERS WHO HAVE CARRIED ON WITH THE POISE AND ACCOMPLISHMENT OF OLD RANCHERS. ON COLLEGE DAY THEY MARCHED INTO CHAPEL REVEALING THE BLUE AND WHITE OF '46, LATER THEY WERE SEEN EX- PLORING STACKS FOR TERM PAPER MATERIAL. WITH SPRING CAME TREE DAY WHEN THEY PRESENTED THE FLAG THEY HAD SO SHREWDLY HIDDEN FROM THEIR SOPHO- MORE RIVALS. OUTWARDLY THEY ARE LIKE MANY OTHER FRESHMAN CLASSES WHO HAVE COME HERE, BUT WE KNOW THAT LIKE ALL THOSE ALERT AND YOUNG TODAY, THEY HAVE WORKED JUST A LITTLE HARDER AND PLAYED JUST A LITTLE LESS. C35 Q 1 XP- AX FRE Suzanne Anders Mary Boyd Mary Lou Copley Carol Drochelman SHMEN Sylvia Anderson Mariorie Brown Lorna Critchell Shirley Fauber Jane Arkenberg Betty Buell Marianne Daries Jane Flaherty 5' Marilyn Barnhill Barbara Ann Carpenter Barbara Dean MA-AJ Hadassah Frankel A, gall Edith Blankmeyer Bernice Chamberlain Jeanne Dilatush Judith Fruth l ,, ..,,, Molly Jane Fulton Rita Gruber Winifrecl Hilt Patricia Johnson FRES F5 Dorothy Jean Gaskill Mary Ann Hakes , Marilyn Hoffman f' Mary Kail 1 Sue Goldberg Rachel Hoskins Virginia Kashner Mary Frances Hamilton ' Co Helen Margaret Gons Mary Louise Harrold Clara Hunter Lucille Kelley HMEN Joan Grable Janet Heinz Donna Irmscher Mary Ellen Leckie Lorraine Lord Betty Ann Martin Lileka Politz Dorcas Robson w ' - xill hw'- S13 L7 1,9 W , i V . . ,. Geraldine Lupor-i Jane Motto? Helen Querry Suzanne Rogers Mary Jane Mackenzie Nova Dale Morgan Mary Kay Rauch Clare Rosenfels Roberta Malcolm Roberta Pinkerton Myrtle Ann Rider Eleanor Slopsema Betty Lee Maddox Nancy Myers Shirley Rehm Nelle Sicher FRE SHMEN s gil? Ido Morie Spurlin Eugenie Thompson Mory Ann Wilson Bessie Zimmerly .leon Stovrum Borboro Trovis Solly Wilson Sue Stone June Voncil Ann Winger FRESHMEN .loon Thomas Corolyn West lvlortho Wishord Elizabeth Tote Not photographed Morgoret Ann Weciver Betty Ohye Acldo Jcine Winterteldt LIFE IS NOT IUST AS USU!-IL WITH fly lm fy I f I S f 72376. 4-Zi'-:' .xg- ---4 '-fx-.4 'E-. 'S' fQ 5?-lx .Judfy Moore 6hf0lfl40I'l PRESIDENT ELECTED BY US MOTHER OF THE YEAR, WE SEE IN MRS. THOMSON THE SPIRIT OF A NEW KIND OF WOMAN, INTELLIGENT, ALERT, UNDERSTANDING AND GRACIOUS. SHE IS TO US A LEADER AND A FRIEND. 0411-lla .Hefen Ml. eb. ACADEMIC DEAN In her quief, unassuming way, Dean Tappan has guided us capa- bly Through our academic courses, so ThaT we mighf benefiT as richly as possible from all ThaT WesTern offers us. VViThouT quiTe knowing how, we Too have come To love knowledge and learning as she cloes. BUT furfher-in her we see honor and iusfice coupled wiTh an unfailing humor which makes her The kind of person we are proud To know. .Helen Jfarbara Caine, al. SOCIAL DEAN Officially direcTor of The college social acTiviTies, Dean Caine is To us a friend and a confidenT. Sfriv- ing Toward offering each of us so- cial opporTuniTies so ThaT we may lead well-rounded lives, she has been insTrumenTal in encouraging such evenTs as The Sailor Formals and The exchange dinners wiTh The Frafernifies. Never Too busy To hear our personal problems, always an undersfanding lisfener, we find in her The guidance and inTeresT we need. K 8WfLOlf'l 0LWfL MISS LILLE HOWE In the death of Miss Howe, so long and com- pletely devoted to the educational and social ideals of Western College, we have sustained a great loss. She was a teacher in the widest and noblest application of the word. We are consoled by the memory of her lively and winning personality, and by the knowledge that her influence, which we cannot meas- ure, will continue with us here, and with her students wherever they may go. MR. WILLIAM GURNEY KIRBY Mr. William Gurney Kirby died last Decem- ber in his thirtieth year, after only a year and three months of service here. Within his short life he had been acclaimed by other musicians as a genius at choral conducting , within his short term of activity on our cam- pus he made himself felt as artist, teacher, and director. We have had an intimate taste of the meaning of leadership at its finest, and of the beauty of great music. The value of that experience cannot be lost. 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DIVISION OF SCIENCE Mr. Roots, Physics, Miss Rothermel, Biology, Miss Watt, Biology, Mrs. Obrecht, Biology Miss Woodland, Chemistry, Miss Ludlam, Chemistry, Miss Ramsey, Horne Economics Miss Hawes, Nursery School Education, Miss Tappan, Mathematics, Miss Goins, Mathe: matics, Miss Reinecke, Home Economics, Miss Hoclgins, Physical Education, Miss James Physical Education, Miss Holland, Stenography and Typewriting. I I DIVISION OF LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Miss Bliss, English, Miss Loomis, English, Miss Leonard, English, Miss Nelson, Classical Languages and Literatures, Mr. Syring, German, Miss Price, Romance Languages and Literatures, Miss Edmond, English, Miss Ingalls, English, Mr. Russell, Romance Languages and Literatures, Miss Ebeling, Spanish, Hilda Beer, Student Assistant in French, Elsa Gaete Paqueno, Student Assistant in Spanish, Mrs. Palleske, Romance Languages and Literatures, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, Speech. DIVISION OF FINE ARTS Miss Ackerman, Art, Miss Reineclce, Art, Mr. Helm, Music, Miss Bracher, Theoretical Music, Miss Peterson, Voice and Music Education, Miss Kinney, Violin and Theoretical Music, Miss Wilder, Piano and Musical Literature, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, Theater and Puppetry, Mr. Hamilton, Wind Instruments. THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Mary Moore Dabney Thomson, President, Philip Henderson, Assistant to the President, Anna Helen Tappan, Academic Dean, Helen Barbara Caine, Dean ot Women, Alice Lucile Butler, Registrar, Mary Helen James, Librarian, Elizabeth Marianne Langer, As- sistant Librarian, Carolyn Churchill, Director ot Admissions, Mary Kyle Michael, Busi- ness Manager, Hazelett Andrew Moore, College Physician, Olga Edmond, Director at Publicity. THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Helen Bebout, Dietitian, Lauree Nicholson Stearns, Head ot Peabody Hall, Monica Mitchell Lawson, Head of Mary Lyon Hall, Marie Birney, Head of McKee Hall, Harry Whiteman, Manager ot the Lodge and Fire Warden, Margaret Whiteman, Manager and Hostess at the Lodge, Ray C. Gorsuch, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Harold Frederick Putt, Purchasing Agent, Blanche Guard, Secretary to the Director of Admissions, Dorothy Bethel Harford, Secretary to the Registrar, Margaret Louise Ebeling, Secretary to the Deans, Emilie Holland, Accountant, Virginia Dent, Secretary to the President, Dorothy Lee Adkins, Assistant to the Director of Publicity, Elizabeth Remy Sheard, Manager ot the College Bookstore and Postottice, Mary Emily Wolff, Resident Nurse, Helen Gisler Wheeler, Resident Nurse, Martha Anger, Resident Nurse. I S +1 gQf Q wha an bBe9S'rT6iKChed:1wl5fed4r L F , F naibrai or buf vvhmch mm Lx! ECQQSLLT E3 H --f-4- '4 Q W Jug Uni' f'4' rf' COMPLACENCY PLAYS NO PART IN gm ,Acfiuified fl HV MULTI ROUND-UP SCOPE I MULTIFARIA We love our Multi very much. She's altered a little: her cover's lighter, she's more compact, but she represents us keeping stride of the times. In this as in every other phase of life on the campus, here is a challenge met. With shortages of labor andivmaterials we've feared for her at times, but thanks to able workers and infinite faith, we've come through. Thus we present her to you-Our War issue of the Multi-a record of the school year from September T942 to June I943. Jean Boyd, Editor Caroline Farr, Photography Editor Nancy Meyer, Assistant Editor Mary Brennan, Art Editor Jane Luckham, Business Manager Jane Schneider, Copy Editor Crissy Jane Simons, Publicity Editor ROUNDMUP The Round-Up is the weekly word of the Campus. It became the size of a regular newspaper this year and under the able leadership of Goldstone, provided us with such valuable information as articles on point rationing, on WAACS and WAVES, and hints on saving in a time when nothing should be wasted. Its column summarizing the course of the war kept us well in- formed. The Round-Up has had its bad times too, but they've faced it and come out on top in true Round-Up form. Dorothy Goldstone, Editor-in-Chief Mary Jane Rehm, Feature Editor Crissy Jane Simons, Managing Editor Jane Ferris, Business Manager Dorothy Condit, Associate Editor Janet Shriver, Circulation Manager Bosson, Palmer, Wardlow, Critchell, Rogers, Winterfeldt, Rieley, Fatout, Reddert, Dukas, Walters, Maclnnis, LeMaster, Garrison, Auten, Hoffman, Stavrum, Stone, Hall, Hittle, S. Rehm, Kane. SCOPE Scope has had its second anniversary and, like all good children, has grown. It is now the size of a regular magazine and has even added to its thickness. We are proud of the clever caricatures on its cover, and the material inside which includes biographical sketches, our own poetry, short stories and articles. Both whimsy and realism may be found in its popular Kaleidoscope. Our Scope reflects Western, its ideas, and our interest in the outside world. Lura Brown, Editor Jeanne Allen, Circulation Manager Mary B. Keim, Business Manager Ruth Anne Lang, Art Editor EDITORIAL BOARD. McKee, Bosson, Allen, Schneider, Millar, Merrill, Keim. 1. ,r 1 AM V GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION STuolenT GovernmenT here aT VVesTern is one of The insTiTuTions we value mosf highly. Like The Unifed STaTes OovernmenT, iT has Three branches, The execuTive, The legislaTive and The judiciary. lnsTead of a police force we have The honor sysTem. The officers of The GovernmenT AssociaTion are elecTed by everyone in The college and all-college GovernmenT meeTings are held once a week To discuss maTTers of change in policy. Each of us is jusTly proud of our miniaTure democracy. CARMAN WOLFF, PresidenT - MARTHA McKEE, Vice-PresiclenT BARBARA ST. JOHN, SecreTary - CHARLOTTE KUPFERER, Treasurer JUDICIARY Judiciary is The disciplinary branch of our sTudenT governmenT. IT is The only organizaTion on The Campus which hopes To meeT as seldom as possible. Made up of The officers of The sTudenT governmenT, Two faculTy members, The iunior chairman, a represenTaTive from The sophomore and freshman classes and The Deans, iT exisTs To mainTain The sTandards of The Honor SysTem in which we believe firmly, and To make iT work among us. PARLIAMENT When vve're dissaTisfied wiTh The rules under which we live, we Take our complainfs To Parliament There we Thrash ouT amendmenTs To The consTiTu- Tion. We are proporfionally represenTed, and The vice-presidenT of The Oovernmenf AssociaTion presides, bringing order To The chaos of our ideas. This year, for insTance, vve've Tried abolishing The lighf-cuT SysTem and have acquired exTra week-ends for Honor sTudenTs. Such acTiviTies shovv our governmenT To be acTive and alive. MARTHA McKEE, Chairman - MARIAN PALMER, SecreTary WAR COUNCIL We have all been anxious to help the War in any way we could. Separate- ly we tried organizing programs and drives and then saw we needed something more. Thus the War Council was formed for the purpose of co- ordinating war activities on the Campus and furthering the War effort. Led by representatives from each class, the War Council has sponsored discussions of the cultures and customs of other peoples, organized scrap drives to collect old metal and cans, given dances and sold corsages, the proceeds of which have gone to relief organizations, and brought a new course in Morse Code and films of the War to our Campus. Success- fully, they have coordinated our War effort. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB In the International Relations Discussions groups we try to answer for our- selves iust what we are fighting for. Around the fireplace at the Esterquest's home our ideas are discussed and experts are invited to guide us. We have based these discussions on the premise that an understanding of the War means a knowledge of events preceding it and a clear definition of the ideologies involved. On the basis of this new knowledge, we see more clearly what must be clone before there can be world peace. Y. W. C. A. The Y has branches and committees to answer the needs of all on the Campus. The Y began functioning when it welcomed freshmen with par- ties and mixers. Later we remember white candles, Christmas vespers and the sunrise Easter Service in the Nature Theatre. Those who attended Y conferences brought to us new ideas concerning economic and social prob- lems of all kinds. For us the Y has furnished that intangible something we all need. x 5. l Anders Baumgartel Bell Bower Boyd Bratton Buell Bunce Carmen Campbell Chamberlain Cleveland Condit Copley Daries Dean Dilatush Drochelman Eaton Ervin Forr Fatout Finlay Fruth Gons Hakes Hamilton Hannon Harrold Heinz Hilf Huber Kail Keim Kimball Larkins LUPOH THE CHOIR Malcolm Martin Merrill From the very first we heard about the Choir and MeYe our secret ambition was to become a member. Moffat V . ,, ,, . . Morgan enturlng to tryouts, In a trem mg voice we Pinkerton warbled our scale and then waited fearfully for the Politz results. Notes in our mail-box told us we belonged P952 We rehearse an hour on Tuesdays, Fridays and E232 Sundays, but it is worth it, every minute of it. Our Rogem activities this year have been various: performing Rutledge in U. S. O.'s and Cincinnati churches, singing at Sevier Sunday and holiday services in the Chapel, plod- Shirk - - - - S' ding through pouring rain to sing our best for Mr. Opsemq Goossens Spurlin ' Sr. John Saddened by the death of our director, Mr. William Wfllkef Kirby, we carried on, he had taught us well. In wglfrs January, Dr. Everett Helm came to us and brought West with him enthusiasm for contemporary music. Carry- Westerman ing on in traditional excellence, the choir creates in Winger us appreciation for good music, well rendered. Winterfeldt ' Zimmerly Murdock Lowens M K' Mirlgleln. L. EVERETT HELM, Director Gusche MISS BRACHER, Accompanist Of' MARJORIE WALTERS, Librarian Anlcrom Auten Palmer NEEDHAM AWARDS Physical perfecTion is honored each College Day by The announcemenf of The five PerfecT Babies of The freshman class who win The Needham Awards. Dr. Charles R. Needham of Louisville, KenTucky esTablished The Needham Awards which consisT of a 255. prize for each PerfecT Baby. Girls who have shown The mosf physi- cal improvemenf during The year are announced as The BeTTer Babies The following Spring and also awarded 35. PerfecT Babies for This year were Rickie Gruber, Anne Winger, Eleanor Slopsema, Barbara Dean, and Eugenie Thompson. THE HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Sociefy recognizes Those among us who are firsT in inTellecTual abiliTy, leadership, honor, and char- acter. lTs membership is limiTed To Three members of The Junior class and a sixTh of The senior class. Members of The faculTy who belong To oTher scholasfic fraTerniTies are ,also admif- Ted. Evelyn Rockwell, CharloTTe Kup- ferer, and Ellen Wesferman are Those who were honored from The Junior class This year. Senior members are BeTTy Holt, Peg Posz, Carman Wolff, Adeline Lewis, and Mary Lou Moffaf. l f Xxx I A is 'xiii Qiqifikdwlislg ,X T'3'55zY5:5-X T' .Needhanl afwarzfs fA?1-imggi xx Rl .J f , 11 ' A 'D Q, 'M ' 90-1 J ay G 3 '9 ga if' wx THE DEFENSE PROGRAM Presenting the gal herself: Miss Defense Program. Seriously though Miriam Fatout is our symbol. She represents all we would like to have shown had flashbulbs not been so scarce, she represents our new, curious outlook and our desire to help in every possible tield. Farming is our most obvious contribution for by growing our own vegetables we release more food for Army consumption. However, farming is only a small part ot it. Led by Chairman Mary Brennan, we bought stamps and bonds which were simultaneously votes tor a Bond Queen and later we clothed an imaginary soldier with our contributions. Aside from First-Aid and Home Nursing which we consider basic, we study Nutrition in order to understand food values, and typing and shorthand, hoping perhaps to be of use during the summer months. The War Council keeps us busy think- ing anddiscussing, the Social Committee under Betty Lloyd arranges dances and parties tor relaxation, the Science Colloquium under Stevie -more important than ever because this War is a War ot Science-keeps us well- informed through such mediums as the Science Open House, and teaches Morse Code and the principles ot flying through movies. Preparedness is our policy, and though we consider ourselves Jill's-of-all- Trades, strangely enough, we're masters of many. . H L I S In our sporTs progrom, os in every oTher in The college, The Wor hos broughT chonge. Everyone hos been required To Tcike oT lecisT Two hours ci Week of vigorous exercise. And Though we grumbled QT TirsT, we love iT. IT mokes us shoke The cobwebs from our broins ond develop cz HeoilThy poinT-of-ievv. These Two hours moy be spenT in folk-dancing, of cc1lisThenics, Tennis or orchery. Bicycling is good Tor The muscles, ond ordinoiry ocTiviTies like wolking ond sledding give us eyes ThoT sporkle. Led by Miss Hodgins ond Miss Jomes, inspired by The AThleTic AssocioTion, convinced by The OuTing Club, we hcive become OuTdoor Girls, ond iT's fun. X L P + !- 5. L, l N124 f NX Q'- Q3 QQ aff-DW k ENTERTAINMENT 81 MOR!-ILE BUILDING we Slain! ,Siena QQ It Pr IV I? 4,--E 1 2, R f 2 ll P C f 1 V , T :,. MH-- C n 5 Q I .I 5 Tis E -, A-4.1.11-1 41 r Ff- fir: , 54.5 Vw 'Ne E11 E ' Qi v Q 1 w 1 4 B I E C R SENIORS Auten, Charlotte Elizabeth ....................... Cass City, Mich. Balyeat, Elizabeth Jane ........... 233 South Ave., Van Wert, Ohio Bell, Mary Virginia .............. 909 Harvard Blvd., Dayton, Ohio Bosson, Clara June. . . . . . . . . . .6102 Compton Rd., Indianapolis, Ind. Bower, Margaret Mae ............ Greenwood Stop, East River Rd., Perrysburg, Ohio Bratton, Elinor Bradfield ..... 410 N. Chestnut St., Batnesville, Ohio Brown, Lura Elizabeth ........... Raemelton Farm, Mansfield, Ohio Carman, Phoebe Pruden ................ Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Cleveland, Grace Elizabeth .... 815 Woodbine Ave., Glendale, Ohio Finlay, Betty Lou ...... ........................Colhnsv1lle, Ohio Fleming, Amy Hamilton ............. Albion Ave., Glendale, Ohio Gaete Pequeno, Elsa ..... . . . . . . General Korner 509, Santiago, Chile Goldstone, Dorothy Anne, 354 Winthrop Rd., West Englewood, N. J. Holt, Carolyn Elizabeth. Judy, Frances Cecilia .... Kimball, Alice Josephine ..... Kirshman, Janet Cecile ..... Lewis, Adeline ......... Lowens, Anne Elizabeth McKee, Martha Hughes: f f f f f f f f ' Moffat, Mary Louise. . . O'Brien, Sheila ......... Orr, Margaret Lucile. . . Posz, Mary Margaret. . . Rice, Mary Grace ...... Rivers, Anne .......... Roberts, Lois Jean .... Rutledge, Ruth Louise. . Seyler, Joan Margaret. . Williams, Saribel ....... Wolff, Carman St. John ............ ..- . -.--.- ... .. . . . . .178 Feronia Way, Rutherford, N. J. . .1401-16th St. N. W., Canton, Ohio . . . . . . . .236 Eighth St., Lincoln, Ill. .. . . . .1ooo E. 22nd St., Muncie, Ind. . . . .Brendonwood, Indianapolis, lnd. 229 E. 79th St., New York, N. Y. .60 Tennis Pl., Forest Hills, N. Y. . . . .1201 W. 41st St., LaGrange, lll. . . . .Ludlow St., Lawrenceburg, Ind. ..Kugler Mill Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio ...132 E. King St., Winona, Minn. . . . . . . . . . . .Fifth St., Paintsville, Ky. . . . 1281 Everett Ave., Louisville, Ky. ...61o N. High St., Hillsboro, Ohio ..............1419OSt., Bedford, Ind. Rowe, Mary Ellen ....... . . . . .3635 Solar Vista Pl., Cincinnati, Ohio 2424 Harrison Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio . . . . . . . . . . .5048 Marine Dr., Chicago, Ill. .99 Vinton St., Melrose, Mass. JUNIORS Allen, Jeanne ...... 1234 Highland Terrace, Richmond Heights, Mo. Beer, Hilda Barbara ....... W. Walnut Rd., R.R. 3, Vineland, N. J. Boyd, Doris Jean ...... Brennan, Mary Mercer. . . . Bunce, Helen Miller ..... Conner, Helen Irene................ Danford, Margaret Anne Drew- Phyliss ........... Eaton, Mary Jane ....... Farr, Carolyn Bryson .... Fatout, Miriam Clark .... Ferris ane Coo er . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Lowell Rd., Concord, Mass. . . .250 Martine Ave., White Plains, N. Y. . . . . . . 3 Cambridge Ct., Larchmont, N. Y. 233 N. Main St., Sidney, Ohio R. 2, Miamisburg, Ohio . . . . . . . 1935 Baird Ave., Portsmouth, Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . 135 Sayers Ave., Niles, Ohio .. . . . . .335 Hawthorne Ave., Glencoe, Ill. . . . .3422 Winthrop Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. .3528-80th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. 1 , J p .......... Gutman, Claire Whitehill. . .7224 Park Heights Ave., Baltimore, Md. Hamilton, Daun Joan. . .3 Hines, Mary Phyllis ................... 71 Country Club Rd., Reynoldsburg, Ohio .Box 43, Minersville, Ohio Kupferer, Charlotte Alvera ........... 627 W. 73rd St., Chicago, Ill. Lang, Ruth Anne ................ 2725 Glenmore Ave., Dormont, Pa. Latscha, Nell Gene ............ 1456 N. Bend Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio l Lloyd, Elizabeth Anne ..... .... 3 67 N. 24th St., Camp Hill, Pa. Luckham, Jane Frances .......... 14950 Robson Ave., Detroit, Mich. Meyer, Nancy Helene .......... 322 Hawthorne Ave., Glencoe, Ill. Millar, Louise Littleton ....... 750 S. F ancher St., Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Palmer, Marian Benedict ............. 303 Riley Rd., Muncie, Ind. Posner, Ellen Alice ......... 4334 Ridgeview Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Records, Martha ....................... R. R. 6, Bloomington, Ind. Reddert, Audrey Eleanora ......... 94 Green Ave., Madison, N. J. Rieley, Susanna ........ 3344 Dorchester Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Rockwell, Evelyn May .................... R. R. 1, Milford, Ohio St. John, Barbara Clark ....... 46 Jefferson Rd., Webster Groves, Mo. Schneider, Jane Catherine. . .13138 Cloverlawn Ave., Detroit, Mich. Simons, Crissy Jane ........... 1452 Avondale Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Steinle, Mary Louise .......... 925 Rutledge Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Stephenson, Laura Campbell ...... 132 Lexington Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Tams, Barbara Moffett ........ I2 Westminster Rd., Summit, N. J. Walters, Marjorie Helen ....... 205 S. Arnaz Dr., Beverly Hills, Cal. Ward, Alice Galer ........... 5266 Maplewood Ave., Detroit, Mich. Wardlow, Marguerite ...... 7 Brookside Dr., Plandome, L. I., N. Y. Westerman, Ellen Sylvia ......... 608 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio f SOPHOMORES Ankrom, Helen Anne ........ 1040 Quincy St., Parkersburg, W. Va. Ankrom, Nancy Jane ........ 1040 Quincy St., Parkersburg, W. Va. Arbuckle, Marian Rae ........ 825 Graham Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Auten, Caroyln Blair ............................. Cass City, Mich. Balder, Gloria Betty ....... 7218 Park Heights Ave., Baltimore, Md. Baumgartel, Elizabeth Ann ....... 127 E. 33rd St., Indianapolis, Ind. Bolanz, Marilyn, .......... Riverside Dr., R. R. 3, Huntington, Ind. Bowman, Betty Jane ............ 1238 Second St., Portsmouth, Ohio Brooks, Emily Wright .... 310 N. Kalamazoo Ave., Marshall, Mich. Campbell, Anne March ............. R. R. 9, Box 352, Dayton, Ohio Condit, Dorothy Ann ............. 601 Adams Ave., Evansville, Ind. Conger, Vivion Randolph ....... 1220 N. Augusta St., Staunton, Va. Conn, Bernice Kathaleen ........... 1973 Edison St., Detroit, Mich. Cook, Virginia Ann ......... Indian Hill Ave., Terrace Park, Ohio Dechman, Ardis Mae ........... 2500 Green Bay Rd., Evanston, Ill. Dukas, Elinor Gertrude ...... 65 N. Fullerton Ave., Montclair, N. J. Ervin, Charlotte May ........... 3426 Berry Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Garrison, Laurel Lynette ..... 1709 E. Wabash St., Frankfort, Ind. Gasche, Margie Ruth. .Breezy Corners, R. R. No. 1, Fleetwood, Pa. Greene, Priscilla ............................ R.. R. 4, Celina, Ohio Hannan, Patricia Ann .......... 2539 Lawndale Ave., Evanston, Ill. Harland, Miriam Drummond. . 1027 Oxford Rd., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Harris, Jane Lynn .......... 20 Glenridge Pkwy., Montclair, N. J. Harrison, Betty Helen ......... 1250 Korte Lane, Fort Wayne, Ind. Herndon, Ann Cosby ............................ Irvington, Ky. Hilf, Margaretha Louise ........ 274 Beverly Rd., Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Hilleary, Virginia .......... 2332 N. Seventh St., Terre Haute, Ind. Httle, Lucy Catherine ................... Hickory Rd., Acton, Ind. Howell, Josephine Lewis .............. R. F. D. 1, Mt. Sterling, Ky. Huber, Mary Elizabeth .......... 110 W. Franklin St., Troy, Ohio Inskeep, Marilyn Frances ......................... Monticello, Ind. Jarvis, Ethel Catherine ..... 212 S. Maple Ave., Webster Groves, Mo. Jones, Betty Ann ............ 34 Hanover Rd., Pleasant Ridge, Mich. Kane, Jeannette Thompson.3941 Clausen Ave., YVestern Springs, Ill. l 1 l R Keim, Mary Beatrice ...... Kiyono, Kazue ......... . Larkins, Louise ........... LeMaster, Louise Elaine ............... Maelnnis, Judith .......... McCullough, Lois ......... McKinney, Barbara Anne . Martin, Virginia Lee ...... Merrill, Jean Brooks ....... Murdock, Bonnie Lois ..,.. Pease, Joan ............... Pugh, Betty Ann ...,. . .. Records, Marian .... . Rchm, Mary Jane .... ...2408 Glenrnary Ave., Louisville Ross, Betsy ............ . Seibel, Patricia Ann ....... Shirk, Mary Elizabeth ..... Shriver, Janet Marie ............ 965 Warren St., Huntington, .............R. R. 6, Bloomington, .....2108 Elm St., Parkersburg, . . . . . .Washington Rd., Fort Wayne, .Wynnwood, R. R. 8, Greensburg, T R .1520 Woodedgc Ave., Springfield, Ohio ...................2414-C, Newell, Cal. . . . . . ..14 Boulder Pl., Yonkers, N. Y. .Bon Air Dr., Sidney, Ohio ......645 Quinby Ave., Wooster, Ohio ..56 N. Monroe St., Ridgewood, N. J. .. . .3205 Grischy Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio .2027 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis, Ind. . . . . . . .101 State St., Seneca Falls, N. Y. .....192 Lakeshore Dr., Asheville' N. C. 132 S. High St., Columbus Grove, Ohio . . . . . . . . . .628 Oak St., Cincinnati, Ohio Ind. Ky. Va. Ind. Ind. Ind. Smith, Patricia Alice .............. 445 Dick Ave., Hamilton, Ohio Stricklett, Florence Alverda .... R. D. 2, Box 303, Greensburg, Pa. Walker, Mildred Mclntyre. .311 E. Fulton St., Grand Rapids, Mich. FRESHMEN Anders, Suzanne Elizabeth .... 829 S. Ironwood Dr., South Bend, Ind. Anderson, Sylvia Lillie .... U. S. Steel Export Corp., 30 Church St., New York, N. Y. Arkenberg, Jane Rita ..... 33 Bellbrook Rd., West Carrollton, Ohio Baker, Myra Gene ......... 617 N. Emerson Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Barnhill, Marilyn Nehls ...... 1010 Elmwood Ave., Fort Wayne, Ind. Blankmeyer, Edith Jeannette. .3215 85th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y. Boyd, Mary Elizabeth ............... 733 Grove Ave., Galion, Ohio Brown, Marjorie Jean ...... ..................... F ranklin, Mich. Buell, Elizabeth Rush ............... Henryvale Farm, Camby, Ind. Carpenter, Barbara Ann .......... 1403 Nichol Ave., Anderson, Ind. Chamberlain, Bernice Elizabeth. .409 N. Rural St., Indianapolis, Ind. Copley, Marian Louise. . . Covalt, Betty Lou ................................. Swayzee, Critchell, Lorna Caroline. Daries, Marianne Ruth. . . Dean, Barbara Homewood ......... Dilatush, Laura Jeanne. .. . . . . .112 W. Sherwood St., Decatur, Mich. Ind. . . . . . . .616 Yale Ave., Terrace Park, Ohio . . . .3610 Guilford Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. . 502 Third Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio . . . . . . . 147 Orchard Ave., Lebanon, Ohio Drochelman, Carol Marie .............. 7 Southrnoor, Clayton, Mo. Fauber, Shirley Ruth .... .. .620 Terry Lane, West Lafayette, Flaherty, Emily Jane ..... Ind. . . . . . . 16577 Warwick Ave., Detroit, Mich. Frankel, Hadassah Ruth .... 765 N. Crescent Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio Fruth, Judith Madge ......... 1603 Virginia Ave., Connersville, Ind. Fulton, Molly Jane ........ 506 N. Jefferson St., Hartford City, Ind. Gaskill, Dorothy Jean .............. 445 Oakley Dr., Clayton, Mo. Gerard, Mary Turpin ......... 602 Miami Ave., Terrace Park, Ohio Goedecke, Margaret Ann ............ 557 McKinley St., Gary, Ind. Goldberg, Sue ................ 6901 Lincoln Dr., Germantown, Pa. Gons, Helen Margaret ......................... Waynesville, Ohio Grable, Joan ............. 601 N. W. 41st St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Gruber, Rita Lila ........... 114 Hards Lane, Lawrence, L. I., N. Y. Hakes, Mary Ann .... ..... 3 OI Parkington Dr., Muscatine, Iowa Hall, Martha Jean .... ..... 1 026 Berwick Blvd., Pontiac, Mich. E T Y Hamilton, Margaret Ann .... .... Hamilton, Mary Frances Harrold, Mary Louise.. Heinz, janet Carolyn. . . I-Iilf, Mildred Winifred. Hoffman, Marilyn jean, .R. R. 1, Box 37, Richmond, Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . . .360 Summit St., Marion, Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . .520 Bethel Ave., Muncie, Ind. .. . .2200 North Bend Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio . . . . . . . .274 Beverly Rd., Mt. Lebanon, Pa. 2540 Derbyshire Rd., Cleveland Heights, O. Hoskins, Mary Rachel ......... 206 Cumberland Ave., Harlan, Ky. Hunter, Clara Siebert ........ 4732 Wallingford St., Pittsburgh, Pa. lrmscher, Donna Maxine. . . 2001 Kensington Blvd., Fort Wayne, Ind. johnson, Patricia Elaine .......... 2912 W. North St., Muncie, Ind. Kail, Mary Marilla Bovee ........ 522 10th St., Huntington, W. Va. Kashner, Virginia Rose ..... ...................... L ebanon, Ind. Kelley, Lucille Adrienne .............. 923 Main St., Boonville- Mo. Leckie, Mary Ellen .............. 404 Ruskin Pl., Indianapolis, Ind. Lord, Lorraine Albright. .Covington Rd., R. R. 6, Fort Wayne, Ind. Lupori, Geraldine ............... 6230 W. LeMai Ave., Chicago, Ill. MacKenzie, Mary Jane ..... 905 Berkshire Rd., Grosse Pointe, Mich. Maddox, Betty Lee ............ 115 Mayo Ave., Fort Thomas, Ky. Malcolm, Roberta Suits ...... 4161 St. Paul Blvd., Rochester, N. Y. Martin, Betty Ann ................... 428 Drury Lane, Troy, Ohio Moffat, jane Anne ...... ...... 1 201 W. 4ISC St., LaGrange, Ill. Morgan, Nova Dale .................. Tredegar, Knightstown, Ind. Myers, Nancy Ann .......... A .... 4 723 Broadway, Indianapolis, Ind. Nicholson, Madeleine Louise. . . 1901 Reeveston Rd., Richmond, Ind. Ohye, Sumi Betty ........... Pinkerton, Roberta .......... Politz, Lileka Alexandra ...... Querry, Norma Helen ...... Rauch, Mary Kathryn ........ Rehm, Shirley Louise ..... Relson, Sophie ............. Rider, Myrtle Ann .... Robson, Dorcas ........... . Rogers, Mary Suzanne Rosenfels, Clare Alma. Schaffer, Barbara Ann Sicher, Nelle ............ Slopsema, Eleanor Jeanne .... Spurlin, Ida Marie ........ . . . Stavrum, Helen jean .... Stichter, Maryanna ...... Stone, Sue Catherine .............. Tate, Elizabeth Shippen ..... Thomas, joan ............. Thompson, Frances Eugenie. .839 E. Blackford Ave., Evansville, ........................Topaz, Utah . . . .88 Parke Rd., Grosse Ile, Mich. . . 1600 Tytus Ave., Middletown, Ohio R. 5, Paris, Ill. .941 Virginia Ave., Hamilton, Ohio .2408 Glenmary Ave., Louisville, Ky. .8233 Beverly Rd., New York, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . . .621 Cedar St., Niles, Ohio ....663 Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, Ill. .. ..61o N. Jefferson St., Muncie, Ind. 299 Marshman St., Highland Park, Ill. . . .700 Remington St., Saginaw, Mich. Mo. , Ind. Ind. Wis. Ohio Mo. , Ga. , Ind. Ind. . . . . . . . .27 Hillvale St., St. Louis, . . .415 Dodge St., West Lafayette .527 S. Chestnut St., Seymour, . . . . . . .1522 King St., La Crosse, .. .332 Lexington Ave., Dayton, 301 Chestnut St., Boonville, .310 S. Cornell Circle, Fort Wayne Travis, Barbara Anne ............ 8603 Mendota St., Detroit, Mich. Vancil, Jane Eleanor ......... 30 Observatory Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio Van Sickle, Betty Bland. .Elmwood Rd., Forest Hills, Hamilton, Ohio Weaver, Margaret Ann .......... 9 Hartweg Ave., Ft. Thomas, Ky. West, Carolyn ......... 233 N. W. 33rd St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Wilson, Mary Ann .................. 818 High St., Carrollton, Ky. Wilson, Sally Jean ........... 18403 Pennington Dr., Detroit, Mich. Winger, Ann Lathrop ............ 127 E. 50th St., Indianapolis, Ind. Winterfeldt, Adda Jeanne, 3598 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis, Ind. Wishard, Martha Madge .............. E. Water St., Pendleton, Ind. Zimmerly, Bessie Catherine .... ..... 3 21 E. Edgar St., Paris, Ill. sfo. , in 4 . ,,.s -.fs A . :,. F, in- l l i l, Li 1 , , ,. l, L A l I - - ,- i1 v ' ,' -., -.,.w. . 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