Weston McEwen High School - Paws and Claws Yearbook (Athena, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1982 volume:

■S- COWZSNZS Photo Sssay faculty Athletics Organizations Activities Classes Sponsors Page 2 13 25 43 57 6S SS weszoM Mcewefl mjqm SCJiOOC Athena, Oregon Volume 9 2 Another year has come and gone And with it another class. 3 6 We're smart enough to pass. 7 8 On the nigltt of graduation FACULTY 4 r SCMCOjC BOAM) Chairman — Charles McCullough Theta Williamson James Cahill 14 Charles Betts John Woodhall AQMJMSZKAZJON Superintendent — Russ McCollister Secretary — Darlene Bannister swasM Kick jaggurs.. Mrs. Schubert teaches speech, composi- tion, ind. reading, ind. language arts, myth and legend, American Literature, dramat- ics, and journalism. She is also a sopho- more class advisor and the advisor of the school newspaper and annual. Mr. Jaggars teaches English 9, American Literature, composition, speech, science fiction, and short story. He is an advisor for the senior class, Athletic Director, and the boys varsity basketball coach. 16 ‘Duvecu Schubert. Sheri Pyle Dave Cange WOODSMOP Mr. Lange teaches one class of woodshop for high school students, and the rest of his day is spent teach- ing junior high students. The wood- shop is located at the junior high in Weston, so the students are trans- ported to class by school bus. Mrs. Pyle i is the chorus instructor, which is offered as an early bird class. The chorus participated in several concerts this year, a chorus festival in Heppner, and a contest in Pendle- ton. After chorus in ther morning, Mrs. Pyle goes to the Athena Grade School where she spends the rest of her day teaching music. CM OK US 17 Social Science GEORGE GOTTFRIED Mr. Gottfried teaches U.S. History, Political Cit. Photo I and II, he is a senior class advisor. Mr. Kyles teaches Global Studies, P.E., and Health. He is a junior class advisor. 18 MIKE KYLES Aiath And Science Mr. Marshall teaches Biology, Algebra I, Gen. Math and Project Science. He is head coach for football and is track coach. Mr. Taylor teaches Algebra II, Geometry, Physics, Math analysis and computer programming. He is a sophomore class advisor. Mr. Marshall is a senior advisor. DOUG MARSHALL 19 ELVIN TAYLOR KAW STEVE PYLE Mr. Pyle is the band instructor. He teaches both Band and Stage Band. Each have put on many activities. The Band has played in a Christmas and Spring Concert, at Gradu- ation, during five football games, and elev- en basketball games. They were also in- volved in Contest and Festival. The Stage Band put on a Fall Dessert Concert, Winter Dessert Concert, and Spring Concert. They played during Graduation, five foot- ball games, and eleven basketball games. Mr. Pyle is also an advisor for the Highland Lassies and Lad and Rally Squad. 20 SPORTLEADERS EOR MEN WOMEN moms Miss Fehrenbachor is an advisor for the sen- iors and FHA. She spends her mornings at the Junior High teaching Home Economics and her afternoons at the High School teaching Foods and Clothing. Mary fane fehrenbachor 21 nusmss Zerry Harrison Mr. Harrison teaches typing, business machines and office procedures. He is the boys j.v. basketball coach and the j.v. and assistant coach for the foot- ball teams. SPAMJSM {joint Huntsman Mr. Huntsman teaches Spanish I, II and III, drivers ed. and personal finance. He coaches the girls basketball team and track team. Mr. Huntsman is also the junior class advisor and the Spanish club advisor. 22 AKZ Doug Harral designed the emblems for the Athena- Weston police cars and jacket insignia's. Doug is a member of Mr. Nash's art class which designed differ- ent pictures to be choosen. jCWKMV Hcrle flash Caty McCcan Mrs. McLean is the librarian, college counselor and Junior class advisor. She is also the j.v. girls basketball coach. 23 Scott Van j ice Mr. Van Nice spends one peri- od a day teaching at the jr. hi. At the high school he teaches power mechanics, career awareness, welding, metals, construction, horticulture, and animal science. He is the advi- sor for the FFA club. ATHLETICS vocaynAJX W-M volleyballers had near perfect season, capped by the sub-district championship. They had a league record of 11-1 and a season record of 12-6. Pictured left to right: Kris Brogoitti, Sheri Devereaux, Julie Burke, Pam Jensen, Lisa Ferguson, Kelly Burke, Shannon King, Liz Cheuvront, and Coach Mike Kyles. tv vocceyuMC FRONT ROW: Pcppi Mills, Kris Brogoitti, Kim Benzel BACK ROW: Elsie Reitz, Pam Jensen, Tana Verkist, Shannon King, Debbie Verkist, Coach, Mike Kyles. Although the junior varsity volleyball team did not win all of the games played, they had a successful season. Six juniors and two sophomores com- prised the squad. Kris, Pam, and Shan- non played with the varsity when they were needed. 28 JOOZKACC Scott McLean-Center FRONT ROW: Steve Hansell, Bill Hayes, Curtis Johnson, Dan Galbriath, David Jensen, Jim Schroeder, Ross Simmons, Scott McLean, Coach, Marshall. SECOND ROW: Ass't. Coach Cogs- well, Mike McLean, Ron Clark, Jason Nash, Dan Patterson, Rick Toney, Brad Clark, Tim Eastman, Ray Brixey. THIRD ROW: Tommy Meier, George Allman, Damon Nash, Mark Youncs, Boh Fox, Dean Zenger, John Reitz, David Bjorklund, Manager, Julie Luke. FOURTH ROW: Victor Clutter, Marty Morrison, Arthur Lindholm, Mark Messing, John Williams, Greg Blalock. Ross Simmons-Running Back Curtis Johnson-Defensive Lineman Heppner 13 W-M 0 Stanfield 2 W-M 6 Wahtonka 16 W-M 13 Riverside 2 W-M 13 Sherman Co. 21 W-M 18 Umatilla 6 W-M 9 Enterprise 24 W-M 12 Pilot Rock 6 W-M 22 Wasco Co. 7 W-M 21 Jim Schroeder- Receiver, running back, defensive back Dan Galbraith- Nose Guard David Jenson- Full Back, Line Back 30 Where's my team? The Tigerscot football team had a good season this year with a record of 5 wins and 4 losses. Scott McLean made first team all conference for his outstand- ing performance as center. Ross Simmons also made first team in two areas as running back and line backer. An hon- orable mention was given to Jim Schroeder for defensive back and Scott McLean for out- side line backer. Scott was se- lected as an East-West Shrine Team alternate. Ross Simmons and Jim Schroeder were no- minated for this honor. 31 KASK8ZKACJC Pictured from left to right: Coach McLean, Liz Cheuvront, Marillee Nyer Kim McCullough, Jamie Easley, Debbie Janson, Teddi Hahn, Joli McCollister, Lori Thul, Sandra Davis, Kim Benzel, Kris Brogoitti, and Manager Tina Reed. They finished their season with a 14-2 record. J.V. ACTION 32 DOT SUPPLY Teresa McCarter Kim Kilby Pictured above-left to right: Kim Sloan, Julie Burke, Shannon King, Sheri Deveraux, Janyce Quaempts, Dee Lieuallen, Pam Jensen, Tricia Bannister, Kim Kilby, Kelly Burke, Joanie Quaempts, Teresa McCarter, and center Coach Huntsman. The girls finished their season with a 17-5 record. They placed 3rd at District. For the CBC All- Conference team Kelly Burke was placed on the 1st team, Kim Kilby, 2nd team, and Janyce Quaempts received honorable mention. r 33 KELLY BURKE 34 1201 y JANYCE QUAEMPTS MICK AND )ANET KILBY Boys y. v. Pictured left to right: Ray Brixey, Mark Irving, Mike Fisher, Lance Rencken, Greg Blalock, Mike Townsend, Troy Nichols, David Bjorklund, Charlie Picard, Marty Morrison, Mark Youncs and Louis Bonifer. Kneeling Coach Harrison. Not pictured Randy Sam. The WM junior varsity basketball team had an excellent turnout this year finishing the year with 13 play- ers. The team placed first at the Pilot Rock Tournament, defeating Pilot Rock in the finals. The boys finished a fine season with an 8-9 record. 35 36 Pictured from left to right: John Bond, Ron Clark, Ross Simmons, Dan Meek, Greg Rice, Tim Eastman, Scott McLean, Bob Fox, Mike McLean, Rick Toney, and Mark Schmidtgall. Dan Meek was placed on the CBC All-Conference 2nd team. Their season record was 8 wins and 12 loses. KASSKAjCjC Back row: Mgr. Teresa McCarter, Tom Meier, Louis Bonifer, Tony Teel, Randy Sam, Mark Irving, Mgr. Kim Benzel. Front row: Coach Kyles, Lance Jones, Damon Nash. Dan Meek, Ray Brixey, Rick Toney, Mike McLean, Mike Townsend, Asst, coach Duane Meek. PIES AND STUFF 39 40 BOB AND LORRAINE McMILLAN ZKACK JIM AND EDITH LIEUALLEN Track team members, left to right. Bottom row: Julie Luke, Ginger Janson, Noelle Kuest, Elsie Reitz, Holly Snodgrass, Am- ber Kuest, Tonya Kesling. Second Row: Donna Scheiwe, jackie Reinhart, Ross Simmons, Shaun King, John Patterson, Robin Pine, Bob Fox, Shelly Morrison, Debbie Weathers. Third row: Steve Fish, Marty Morrison, Dee Lieuallen, Hans Schroeder, Ron Clark, Vern Zerba, Coach Huntsman. Back row: Coach Marshall, Bill Hayes, Dan Patterson, Mark Youncs The W-M track team competed in many track meets throughout the season. The girls team brought home one championship trophy from the Umatilla invitational track meet, and also the team sent six individuals to the state track meet that was held at Lewis and Clark College in Port- land. Those going to state included (At left behind bus) Jackie Reinhart, Donna Scheiwe, Tonya Kesl- ing, Holly Snodgrass, Dee Lieuallen, and Tricia Bannister. ORGANIZATIONS QOVSKNMSNZ STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Left-Right: Tim Eastman, Vice President, Mike Robinson, President, Scott McLean, Sgt. at arms, Robin Pine, Secretary, Marilyn Irving, Treasurer. President: Mike Kobinson STUDENT COUNCIL: Back row: Teresa Kesling, Lori Thul, Scott McLean, Tricia Bannister, Kim Kilby, Ross Simmons, Stacey Taylor. Middle row: Marilyn Irving, Dan Meek, Mike Robinson, Lisa Ferguson, Robin Pine, Lori Dickerson, |ason Nash. Front row: Dan Benzel, Tim Eastman. 44 mzjomjC honor Members of the National Honor Society are: Tina Reed, Rob Trout, Dee Lieuallen, Elsie Reitz, Lisa Ferguson, Robin Pine, Mark Schmidtgall, Scott McLean, Cathy Rachor, Mike McLean, Tricia Bannister, and advisor Mrs. Catherine McLean. The National Honor Society is a nonactive group. In order to be a member of the National Honor Society, a student must be a mem- ber of the sophomore, junior, or senior class. Candidates eligible for election into the chapter must have a minimum of a 3.5 GPA ac- cumulative inclusive of grade 9. Members are elected by a 2 3 vote of a faculty council. Officers: Lisa Ferguson; Vice-President, Mark Schmidtgall; Presi- dent, Cathy Rachor; Secretary-Treasurer. 45 BUD AND TERRY SCHMIDTGALL 7HA Back row: Theresa Bryson, Stacey Taylor, Bethann Ruark, LaWanna Williams, Linda Grey, Doreen Licht, Amber Kuest, Trisha Owens, Becky Culbertson, Jerry Ruark. Front row: Mary Belita, Peppi Mills, Lori Dickerson, Tami Schultz, Wendy Fifield, Sandra Davis, Lorri Bryson. FHA OFFICERS: Doreen Licht, Becky Culbertson, Stacey Taylor, Mary Belita, Lorri Bryson. 33A President: $asott flash 47 FFA OFFICERS: Top: Advisor—Scott VanNice, Doug Harral, Steve Hansell, Jason Nash. Bottom: Mark Youncs, Mike Townsend, Kris Brogoitti. PMOZO Photo II: back row- Rob Trout, Sherri Devereaux, Shawn Andrews, Kim Kilby, Laura Me Bean, Jerry Ruark. Bottom row- Mark Schmidtgall, Dan Meek, David Jensen, Dan Galbraith, Greg Rice, Scott McLean, Gordon Giger. Photo I: back row- Will Patching, Scott Meadows, Kim Sloan, Derick Gillum, Linda Gray, Victor Clutter, Kris Brogoitti, Alcuin Sheoships, Joanie Quaempts, Tim Eastman, Tricia Bannister, Mike McLean, Kim McCullough, Theresa Bryson. Front row Mark Dabulskis, Lance Rencken, Ron Clark, Troy Nichols, and Shaun King. 48 GARY AND MARILYN JENSEN Oregon Wheal League winners: Mark Schmidtgall, Dan Meek, and Greg Rice. Inland Empire Photo Show winners: David Jen- sen, Ron Clark, Mark Dabulskis, and Dan Meek. Umatilla County Potato Show winners: Dan Meek, Scott McLean, Mark Schmidtgall, and Lance Rencken. Far West Federal winners: Theresa Bryson, Dan Meek, and Kim McCullough. SPAMJSM Left to right: Kim Benzel, Roy Gardner, Tim Eastman, Tricia Bannister, Marilyn Irving, Mike McLean, Robin Pine, Joanie Quaempts, and Elsie Reitz. Standing are: Jamie Easley, Wendy Pifield, Teddi Hahn, Tonya Kesling, Lisa Clark, Joli McCollister, Cindy Teel, Kim McCullough, Noelle Kuest, Debbie Verkist, Mr. Huntsman, Dave Dabulskis, Will Patching, Pam Jensen, Mike Robinson, and Ron Clark. The Spanish Club officers are: Vice-President, Pam Jensen; Secretary - Treasurer, Tricia Bannister; and President, Robin Pine. Girls State The two junior girls selected for The Girls State Convention are Holly Snodgrass and Kim McCullough. They will be at- tending the convention sometime this summer. Holly Snodgrass and Kim McCullough 50 LEE DUNCAN Cisa Jergusoti-Annual Editor Front Row: Liz Cheuvront, Teresa McCarter, Cathy Curl, Lisa Ferguson, Lori Thul. Middle Row: Trisha Owens, Amber Kuest, DeeAnn Lieuallen. Back Row: Debbie Janson, Lee Davis, Alcuin Sheoships, Mark Fogg, Tina Reed, Doreen Licht, LaWanna Williams, Duveen Schubert. Zeresa McCarter Paper Editor MJQMCAm CASSJSAW CAT) The Highland Lassies and Lad performed at the Westward Ho and Dress Up parades. They also performed at half- time during one of the bas- ketball games and at the Dis- trict Tournament. Bottom row left to right: Tricia Ban- nister, Kelly Burke, Lisa Ferguson, Robin Pine, Becky Culbertson, and Elsie Reitz. Second row: Debbie Weathers, Shelly Morrison, Joli McCollister, Kim Benzel, Julie Luke, Stacey Taylor, and Melinda Betts. Top row: Dan Benzel. Highland Six: Kim Benzel, Becky Culbertson, Kelly Burke, Lisa Fergu- son, Tricia Bannister, and Joli McCollister. Lead Drummer: Lisa Ferguson Pipe Major: Robin Pine Drum Major: Kebly Burke 52 BILL AND DEANNA FERGUSON w-M eam Bottom Row left to right: Shannon King, Julie Burke, Liz Cheuvront, Ray Brixey, Holly Snodgrass, Dan Patterson, Dan Galbraith, Steve Hansell, Bill Hayes, Rob Trout, and Ron Clark. Second Row: Robin Pine, Tony Teel, Tricia Bannister, Dee Lieuallen, Mark Youncs, Rick Toney, Marty Morri- son, John Patterson, and Greg Rice. Third Row: Lisa Ferguson, Teresa Kesling, Shawn Andrews, Mark Schmidtgall, Dan Meek, Teresa McCarter, Jim Schroeder, Kelly Burke, Jan Mathwich, Ginger Janson, and Trisha Owens. Fourth Row: Scott McLean, Ross Simmons, Mike McLean, Kim Kilby, Janyce Quaempts, Marilyn Irving, Lorri Dickerson, Theresa Bryson, Julie Luke, and Tonya Kesling. Fifth Row: Tim Eastman, Curtis Johnson, Pam Jensen, Kim Sloan, Randy Sam, and David Bjorkland. The W-M Club is responsible for putting on the Home- coming activities. They include queen and court, noise parade, bonfire, and the Homecoming Dance. The club raises most of it's money by working in the concession stand during football games. During each sport season, the W-M Club honors all the seniors' parents. They also provide the athletic letters to those lettering in sports. Officers: President: Kelly Burke Representative: Jan Mathwich Secretary: Teresa McCarter Sgt. of Arms: Ross Simmons Treasurer: Ginger Janson President: Scott McLean J.E. OLINGER SONS 53 i KACCV Varsity Head Cheerleader Teresa Kesling, Shawn Andrews, Robin Pine, Cathy Rachor, Lisa Clark, Tonya Kesling. The Varsity rally had a very good year. The rally squad came home from the Imbler Christmas Tournament with best rally squad. Also, the girls won the best rally squad trophy at the District Tournament held in Pendleton. Good job Girls. j I ascotS: Molly Snodgrass, Zcddi .Hahn 54 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pine keep me HOMemes miKNM The dramatics class put on this year's Christmas play. It was performed twice, once at the Junior High and once at the High School. The play was di- rected by Mr. Schubert. Mother Kindlady- Theresa Bryson Mary- Becky Culbertson Christmas Carol- Amber Kuest Whipley Skidmore- Jerry Ruark Will Strongheart- Tim Eastman Santa Claus- Mike Robinson Ugly Old Hag- Teresa McCarter Director- LaWanna Williams Yultide Yahoo- Mark Messing 56 HOMSeOMWG Senior Princess-Jan Mathwich Junior Princess-Pam Jensen 58 Freshman Princess-Debbie Weathers Queen-Shaun Andrews Sophomore Princess-Marilee Nye 59 mzjAzjotf Survival, the goal of sophomores during initiation became compli- cated by the seniors. Waiting and planning their re- venge for two years, the seniors put the sophs through a tough week. Zucchini necklaces with frequent bites from them adorned each sophomore the first day. Slavery became the fashion the second day. Sophomores bowed, ran errands and worshiped sen- iors. In the afternoon a talent show was held. On the final day, each senior planned a special costume for a sophomore to wear. To show off the creations, a parade through town was held. To atone for any miscues, a Kan- garoo Court was held on the foot- ball field. Tasty food was served. Through these adventures of mis- adventures, the sophomores did survive. THE MANE EVENT STYLING SALON 63 Eleven students from the Spanish II and III classes were very fortunate to spend their spring vacation in Mexi- co. They were able to see various cities. The students who went are Tricia Bannister, Ron Clark, Tim East- man, Marilyn Irving, Pam Jensen, Kim McCullough, Mike McLean, Robin Pine, Elsie Reitz, Mike Robin- son, and Cindy Teel. Accompanying them was Mr. Huntsman. PROM The class of '83 sponsored the 1982 prom that was held on Saturday May 1, in the Pendleton Elks Lodge. The theme of the prom was Sweet Dreams and the colors were pastels. The band The Imposters , from Cor- vallis, provided the music and were a big hit with those attending. Teresa Kesling was named as the 1982 Prom Queen. 64 WESTON MERCANTILE 65 J.C. PENNEYS Back row: Gordon Giger, Jim Sams, David Jensen, Rob Trout, Ross Simmons, Mark Fogg, Dan Galbraith, Mike Robinson, Dan Meek, Jim Schroeder, Jerry Ruark, Mark Schmidtgall. Second row: Leon Miller, Scott McLean, Sherri Devereaux, Janyce Quaempts, Robin Pine, Janet Delph, LaWanna Williams, Lorri Dickerson, Ginger Janson, Karen Vincent, Lee Davis, Curtis Johnson. Front row: Cathy Curl, Marilyn Irving, Jan Mathwich, Teresa McCarter, Teresa Kesling, Kim Kilby, Shawn Andrews, Lisa Ferguson, Theresa Bryson, Trisha Owens, and Kelly Burke. Salutatorian: Scott McLean eCASS 66 % • - • w 1982 67 HATFIELDS HOME OF WESTON-McEWEN sewoKs SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Ross Simmons, Vice President; Cathy Curl, Treasurer; Shawn An- drews, Secretary; Kim Kilby, Representative; Dan Meek, President. The End Of One Adventure Is The Be- ginning Of Another —the motto for the class of 1982. This is the end of three fun years for this class but the happy memo- ries will always be with them. 69 Hall Of dame MOST POPULAR-Rob Trout and Karen Vincent MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Robin Pine and Mark Schmidtgall -W n fee BEST SMILE-Mark Fogg and Kim Kilby Coke BIGGEST OZONE-Lee Davis and MOST FEMININE-MASCULINE-Gin- ger Janson and Ross Simmons BIGGEST PARTIERS-Jerry Ruark 70 BIGGEST SKIPPERS-Laura McBean and Perry Luke MOST ATHLETIC-Dan Meek and Kelly Burke CLASS CLOWNS-Sheri Devereaux and Dan Galbraith HALL ROAMERS-Gordon Giger and Marilyn Irving FRIFNDLIEST-Jan Mathwich and Mike Robinson BIGGEST ELIRT-Janyce Quaempts and Jim Schroeder 71 Mark. Jocjij Knit Kilby jCisa Jenjuson Janet 'Delplt ceresa Keslittg Kobin Pim Cecil M iller Cori 'Dickerson Theresa Hrijson (Jordon Jiger Janyce Quaentph Jan Matltwieh David Jensen Marilyn Jrving Zrislta Owens Dan Meek flint Seltrocder kelly Hurke Mike Kob in son (flinqer flan son Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schroeder You really did it this time Kilby! | . Bfifl Meetings! Meetings! Meetings! 9UM0KS junior class officers, pictured left to right, are Sgt. of arms, Liz Cheuvront; V. President, Ron Clark; Class Representative, Tri- cia Bannister; President, Lori Thul; Treasurer, Kim McCul- lough; Secretary, Dee Lieuallen. The class of '83 was very busy this year. They had a lot of money making projects such as concession stand during the basketball season, cake raffles and dances. Decoration for graduation was a bit responsibility but the biggest project of the year was the Jr-Sr prom held at the Pendleton Elks Club. The tradition of Helix coming to the prom was broken. The juniors always made their presence fell at the pep rallies, as they consistently were the loudest class during class compe- tition. Class President Cori Zhul 79 How goes it? Tricia Bannister Roger Burton Liz Cheuvront Ron Clark Victor Clutter Becky Culbertson Mark Dabulskis Tim Eastman Derick Gillum Linda Gray Steve Hansell Doug Harral Bill Hayes Debbie Janson Pam Jensen Donna Johnson 80 DeeAnn Lieuallcn Arthur Lindholm Kim McCullough Mike McLean Scott Meadows Peppi Mills Daran Mitchell Marty Morrison Jason Nash Will Patching John Patterson Paul Pike Joanie Quaempts Cathy Rachor 81 Tina Reed Elsie Reitz Lance Rencken Randy Sam Tammy Schultz Alcuin Sheoships Kim Sloan Cory Sloniker Holly Snodgrass Eric Swanson Cindy Teel Lori Thul Rick Toney Tana Verkist Vern Zerba 82 S0PH0M0K8S This year's sophomores were represented in school sports and other school activities. To start off the school year they faced three days of initiation by the senior class members, but everyone survived and seemed to have a fun time. For their final activity they decorated for bacalaureate. CLASS OFFICERS: Stacey Taylor—Representative, Noelle Kuest—Treasurer, Mark Irving—President, Tonya Kesling—Sgt. At Arms, Ray Brixey—Vice President. Class President Mark Jrving julic Arnold Tina Bauer Dan Benzel Kim Benzel Melinda Betts David Bjorklund Greg Blalock John Bond Louie Bonifer Ray Brixey Lorrie Bryson Linda Christopher Brad Clark Lisa Clark Dave Dabulskis Sandra Davis Jamie Easley 84 Bob Fox Ron Frison Roy Gardner Teddi Hahn Mark Irving Linn Lieuallen Tonya Kesling Shannon King Noelle Kuest David Lee Julie Luke Joli McCollister Mark Messing Marillee Nye Dan Patterson fojr t f 85 Mike Townsend Debbie Verkisl John Williams Bryan Woodhall Mark Youncs 86 87 1 g I 1 NATURE GARDEN | JOHN THUNNEL AGENCY! 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