1959-07-01; Central Michigan Life

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Dean Wilbur E. Moore, member of the Central Michigan
University faculty for the past 20 years, has been named vice
president of academic affairs, according to retiring President
Charles L. Anspach and President-elect Judson W. Foust.
Moore succeeds President-
2ce he worked in as vice pregidont. At the right ho'c installed
in the president's dealt, ready to begin his 31st year at Central
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President Charles L. Anspach
,ol(l .summer session students
jriiuisdiiy in Warriner Audito-
lum that appreciation of the
Amcncan heritage, self direc-
mn. and a friend are the three
j-onMants of successful living.
In his last official talk as prescient, Dr. Anspach told his au-
jlionre (hat the greatest eer-
iainiy of our lives is the certainty of change.
Because of that we need some
jbm.tanls, some things that are
§m«lianginfi.
Thc President said our
heritage was an important
constant for us to believe in
because of thc efforts of Communism.
"If we spent as much time as
pome of the forces in the world
Ian- .spending on what they think
b the right way of life, we'd
pve fewer problems in this
(country," Dr. Ansapch said.
He suggested that perhaps our
[youth today are not as aware as
py should be of the price that
l»-e paid for our heritage.
Self direction gives the individual the values he needs to
cope with change.
"There's an ethical base to
life   as   well   as   a   financial
base."   the  President  pointed
out.
He said that many fall by the
wayside in college because they
lack not ability but self direction.
"About GO per cent of the
youngsters dropped from this
University are not dropped because of lack of ability," thc
President said.
Dr. Anspach pointed out that
thc guidance of a friend can
help the individual make the
proper decision.
He said thai it is of tremendous value to each student
here to "have one good friend
with high ethical standards."
The President suggested to
teachers that these three principles can help them provide leadership to youngsters who need
it.
"Each youngster you get is a
complete challenge," he said,
"and most teachers believe in
their ability to help youngsters
as individuals."
"If you didn't believe you
could change people and human
nature" the President said, "you
wouldn't be happy in this profession."
Central's summer enrollment
reached a record 1770 this year
according to Registrar George
N. Lauer. Last summer's enrollment was 1G23.
Most of the increase was the
result of a gain of more than a
hundred graduate students.
There are 433 enrolled in graduate work this summer as compared to 322 last summer.
In addition to regular campus
enrollment there are 582 students enrolled in early summer
off-campus classes. Late summer
classes and lelecourses are expected to increase the off-campus figure to 800 and the total
to more than 2500.
SPEECH   PROFICIENCY
Students who wish to take
speech tests should register in
W 261 before Thursday, July
9.
Central's retiring President Charles L. Anspach became
the recipient -of three honorary
■ Doctor's degrees in a span of
seven days.
He received a doctor of letters
degree from Central Michigan
University June 7, a doctor of
humane letters from Northern
Michigan College June 13, and a
doctor of laws from Ferris Institute June 14.
Dr.   Anspach   also   holds   an
j honorary doctor of laws degree
from Ashland (O.) College,
where  he  received  his  under-
| graduate degree.
Post summer school courses
designed for teacher preparation
and In-service training in driver
education and traffic safety will
be available at Central Michigan
University.
The workshops will be offered i
simultaneously from August 3
through August 14. Sessions will
be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
each day.
Two semester hours of graduate or undergraduate credit may
be earned in the basic workshop, Education 411 or the advanced workshop, Education
413. The registration for credit
and laboratory fee is §33.
Featured consultants for these
workshops will include representatives from thc Office of
Public instruction, Office of
Highway Commissioner, Secretary of State and Michigan Slate
Police.
On-Campus housing and meals
will be arranged at a minimum
charge for the ten days or students may room off-campus.
For additional information or
registration, contact William
Jakad, Field Services.
Will you be here July 6?
Drive Safely over the 4th
New York reviewers described
them as "one of the most outstanding groups heard here" and
said the Aristocrats "h a d attained a perfection most unusual in choral work".
LeCronter Announces
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The Aristocrats of Song will perform in the first Summer
Artists Course program Monday at 8 p.m. in Warriner Auditorium.
They will appear in place of]
the Continental Gypsies who
were originally scheduled for
Monday.
The Aristocrats is a choral
ensemble of 20 men and
women.
The group is directed by Allen
V. Child who has been directing
choral groups for 20 years.
Child's early training was received at Chicago Musical College. He is a proponent of the
Fred Waring style and has been
affiliated with the Waring
Workshop for 10 years.
Child believes in having eye
appeal as well as ear appeal
and the Aristocrats' staging
reflects this.
Bernard D. Rhein is responsible for the staging, lighting and
costuming which help make the
Aristocrats' performances outstanding.
The group performs classical,
semi-classical and popular
works.
The Aristocrats have made
successful appearances in Chicago and New York as well as
a number of other cities
throughout the country.
elect Foust in the position. Foust
becomes president of the University today.
Since   1957  Moore  has  been
Dean   of   Psycho-Educational
Services at the University. Prior
to that he held the position of
Director of Clinical Services, a
position he acquired in 1947, and
head of the speech department.
Moore joined the faculty here as
head of the speech department
in 1939. He has held this position
currently with his other duties.
A leading authority in She
fields of speech and speech
correction. Dr. Moore has published widely and has been in
demand throughout the country for consultation and conferences in these areas. He is
considered one of the leading
researchers in the field.
He has  spent  a  number   of
summers on the faculty of lead-
Russell LeCronier, superintendent of Mt. Pleasant public
schools, has announced three
promotions effective today.
Carlo Barberi has been promoted to assistant superintendent, William Figg to head of the
Phj'sical Education department
and Durell Emling to assistant
principal.
PROSPECTIVE GRADS
Prospective graduates, August
1959, completing state limited
certificates and short courses,
should check their names for accuracy as it appears on the list
of prospective graduates posted
on the bulletin board in the Registrar's Office. Any additions or
deletions should be reported to
the clerk.
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Dr. W. H. Meyer of the University of Chicago will lecture at
the Summer Institute for Mathematics Teachers at Central
Michigan University today and
tomorrow.
His lectures on "An Outline
for Analytic Trigonometry will
be given in Warriner Hall Room
312 today from 10:15 to 11:45
a.m. and 2 to 3:30 p.m. and tomorrow from 10:15 to 11:45 a.m.
A graduate of Westminster
(Pennsylvania) College, Dr.
Meyer received both his Master's and Doctor's degrees from
the University of Chicago.
He has taught, at Bowling
Green (Ohio) University, Georgia Tech and College of Woo-
ster. During World War II he
was a research mathematician at
the Ballistic Research Laboratories a t Aberdeen (Maryland)
Proving Ground.
He is now the director of the
1959 School and College Program in Mathematics and director or undergraduate studies in
mathematics at the University of
Chicago.
ing Universities, and at the present time is on the summer staff
of the University of Michigan.
In   1945  Moore  founded  a
speech clinic at Central Michigan University that has received
state and national recognition.
He founded it with two purposes in mind; namely to rehabilitate the speech of children and youth between tho
ages of 10 and 26, and to provide  clinical  experiences  for
students  majoring  in  speech
correction at the University.
Many students who have studied under Moore are now active
the   speech  correction  field-
throughout the United States.
Moore received his A.B. degree
from Missouri Wesleyan and his
Masters and Ph.D. from the
State University of Iowa.
A native of Cameron, Missouri, Moore came to Central
Michigan in 1939 from Kent
State University, where he had
been an associate professor of
speech.
Dr. Moore is married and has
a daughter attending Junior
High school in Mt. Pleasant.
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Carl Baumgardner and Gene
Duckworth, both of Mt. Pleasant, attended the annual Leadership Conference of the Michigan Education Association at the
MEA Camp near Battle Creek,
June 20-22.
Baumgardner, representing Central Michigan University,
and Duckworth, representing
Isabella and Clare counties, were
among more than 175 educators
from all over Michigan at the
camp on St. Mray's Lake for the
conference.
These representatives,- 155
president-elects of their respective districts, were indoctrinated
on MEA's history and services—
salaries, retirement benefits,
placement bureau, counseling,
public relations, increased state
support of schools, field services,
legislation, insurance, MEA
Journal and radio and television
programs.
Abbe, Bettyann F., Ithaca	
Abbe, Henrietta V., Ithaca 	
Abel, James, Remus	
Achenbach, William J., E-ll Preston Ct. 	
Acker, Ethel A., Coleman	
Adams, Dorothy C, Rt. 2, Mt. Pleasant	
Aiken, Olive E., Rm. 5, Calkins, Caro	
Alexander, James J., Clare, Saginaw	
Allen, Keith C. 0-13. Wash. Ct., Corunna	
Allen, Nan J., 0-13, Wash. Ct., Corunna 	
Allen, Sharon L„ Ithaca 	
Alles, Sister M. Pierre, 14 Larzelere Hall, Gladwin	
Allington, Marie F., Calkins Hall, Saginaw ...
Allred. Claudia F„ Gladwin  	
Amble, Robert C, Houghton Hgts -	
Ampatemee, Valai, 308 W. Maple, Bangkok, Thailand . -
Anderl, Sister M. Frances, 213 Larzelere Hall,	
Milwaukee Wis,
Anderson, Ann E., St. Louis 	
Anderson, Arthur T., Saginaw 	
Anderson, David M., Saginaw  	
Anderson, Edith, Larzelere Hall, Fife Lake	
Anderson, Eleanor D., 715 Oak St., Carson City	
Anderson. Elsie I., Larzelere Hall, Cheboygan	
Anderson, Lola C. St. Louis	
Anderson, Marion L., Larzelere Hall, Green.Bay, Wis. .
Anderson, William D„ L-14 Wash. Ct., Herron	
Andreen, Sherrill L., Cadillac	
Andrews, Ronald J., Bay City	
Anorga, Elio, 120 Robinson Hall, Lima, Peru	
Anspaugh, Dawn L., H-J Wash. Ct„ Ponliac	
Anthony. Richard G. Jr., B-8 Preston Ct., Coleman __
lAppold, Eldor O., Bay City  - —
lApscy, Joyce M., Reed City	
Arbogast, Edith E., Breckenridge	
Arehart, Marjorie C, Beaverton	
Aril, Judy A„ Saginaw 	
Armstrong, Alice A., Ionia	
Arndt, Carol A., 1010.S. Main, Bay City 	
Arnold, Leah M., 112 Gallons, Carsonville	
Aserilis, Maiga V., Midland ,  	
Ashdown, Donald P., Larzelere Hall, Albion . 1.
A.siala, Eva M.. 1024 S. Main, Kaleva 	
Asaila, Richard E., A-6 Preston Ct., Kaleva	
Atkins, Peggy A., 701 E. Bellows, Millersburg	
Atkinson, Richard D., Harrison 	
Ault, Phyllis M., Midland  —— -
Austin, Maxine L., Fairgrove ...	
Avcrill, Harold M., Apt. A-9 Preston Ct., Bay City	
Averill, Patricia A., Apt. A-& Preston Ct., Bay City	
Axlell, Muriel D., Apt. F-15 Preston Ct., Mt. Pleasant
Aycrs, William L., 911 N. Henry, Mt. Pleasant ...
Bader, Ronald J., Reese . 	
Bader, Jack Allen, Rt. 4, Clare 	
Badero, Carlene F., 308 W. Maple, Onaway -
Bailey, Paul W., Bay City .	
Baird, Willadora C, 310 Calkins, Cheboygan	
Baker, Beverly M., Fowler  - 	
Baker, Charles J., Mio .....__  ..
Baker, Corrine, Bay City ... . ....	
Baker, Fern E., 204 E. May St., Thompsonville ..
Baker, Oraulea C, Lake  	
Baldwin, Carol J., 612 Oak, Mt. Pleasant	
Baldwin, Evelyn L., 11 Calkins, Albion 	
SP 3-8892
SP 3-2381
SP 3-3001
SP 2-3971
SP 3-3061
SP 3-3061
SP 3-0863
SP 2-1052
SP 2-8083
Ball, Audrey S., 401 N. Kinney, Mt. Pleasant	
Ballagh, Lorene F., 1014 S. Main, Kindc	
Ballinger, Gene C, 111 Robinson Hall, Tawas	
Balogh, Anthony M., 235 Robinson, Ecorse	
Bannatyne, Mildred R., Larzelere Hall, Cheboygan	
Bard, Marianne A., Larzelere, St. Joseph	
Barding, Ronald G., 505 S. Bradley, Johannesburg SP 2-0301
Barger, Charlotte A„ 701 S. Main, Marshall SP 2-6211
Barnes, Claudia M„ 8 Calkins, Vassar  SP 5-0761
Barrett, Gayle L., 210 Calkins, Chesaning	
Barry, Roger W„ 6 Robinson Hall, Escanaba SP 2-2511
Bartcl, Jr. Chas. W., Gladwin	
Bartcl, Sally H., Gladwin 	
Bartig, Donna Mae, 14515 Pangborn, Hemlock	
Bartlett, Linda E„ St. Louis —	
Bartlctt, Richard Dean, 814 E. Carpenter, Midland	
Barton, Ira E., 917 E. Broadway, Detroit 	
Barlow, Lewis A., G-7 Preston Ct., Marysville	
Bartow. Patricia A., G-7 Preston Ct., Marysville	
Bartz, Jeanetlc S., 216 Calkins Hall. Alpena	
Bassetl, Harriet L., 619 S. Bradley, Mt. Clemens	
Bassctt, Phyllis L., 318 Calkins, Muskegon	
Baszler, Marjorie L., 422 S. Main, Bridgeport SP 2-5921
Batchelder. Terry L., 503 N. College, Mt. Pleasant SP 2-1981
Bales. Dorothy M„ Elsie  	
Bathgate, Alan R., 6879 Junction Rd., Bridgeport ....
Bauer, Marie K„ 406 E. High, Pincomiing	
Bauman, William C. Jr., Midland	
Bay, Norris, St. Louis 	
Bayes, Ann L., Clare	
Beach, Arline A., Munger 	
Beard, Joyce M., Ithaca	
Beatty, Thomas P., 905 S. Main, Williamston	
Beauchomp. Phyllis A., 316 E. Gaylord, Alpena SP 3-6084
Beaudoen, Frederick V., Farwell	
Beaudry, Inez, Howard City	
Beauhall. Mildred D., 812 S. Fancher, Lake City	
Beaujean, Eleanore M., 104 Calkins,. Essexville SP 5-0761
Beauregard, Mary M., Calkins Hall, Lewiston	
Bechtel, H. Lenore, 415 N. Kinney, Mt. Pleasant SP 3-2581
Beck, Ella Mae, St. Johns  	
Beck, Sandra J., 106 Calkins, Fruitport,	
Bedker, Dora C, Calkins Hall, Custer ..	
Beebe, Allen, Robinson, N. Branch .	
Beeker, Carol M., Saginaw .	
Beem, Bessie L., Gladwin .	
Beers, Dean R., Lake 	
Begole, Jean K„ 501 S. College, Milan  SP 3-0392
Begolc, Joan M., 501 S. College, Milan SP 3-0392
Beitz, LeRoy H., Robinson Hall, Unionville	
Belknap, Eleanor E., Bay City .	
Bell, Frederica E„ Reed City ..., .	
Bell, Mildred J„ States Cabins .,: 	
c/o Fred Schalfley, Omer
Bell. Wayne A., 505 S. Bradley, Chesaning  SP 2-0301
Bell, William M., Rt. 3, Mt. Pleasant SP 3-1811
Bellor, Mary Jo, Linwood	
Bellows, Clarice D„ Harrison .. 	
Bender, E. Louise, Breckenridge	
Bender, Ruth J., 209 Calkins, Bay City ...	
Benson, Arthur W., Beavertor* .- 	
Benson, Clyde G., Alma ;  -  .
Berg, Jack D., Midland ,  	
Bergeron, Lela B., Sterling -, . .	
Berke, Eugene A., Midland -i. .	
Bemardi, Alden E., 702 S. College, Detroit  SP 5-0731
Bernson, Sue C, 605 Oak, Davison	
Berwin, Mercedes A., 6 Calkins, Manistique SP 5-0761
Bever, Jr. Earl W., P-2 Wash. Ct., Beldton 	
Bianey, Thomas C, G-6 Preston Ct., Mt. Pleasant	
Bidstrup, Marvin C, 1715 E. High, Mt. Pleasant .SP 2-4041
Biezais, Edite B., Greenville	
Binder, Lois A., 909 S. College, Cass City  SP 2-5044
Bingham, Dorothy M., Mt. Pleasant SP 3-4388
Black, Richard L., M-2 Wash. Ct., Wheaton, 111 SP 2-5722
Blackmore, Judy M., 216 Larzelere, Vassar	
Blackwell, Doris J., E-3 Preston Ct., Detroit SP 3-8139
Blackwell, Raymond C, E-3 Preston Ct.,	
Huntington Woods
Blakeslee, Bessie S., F-9 Preston Ct., East Lansing	
Blakeslee, Rose Mary, F-9 Preston Ct., East Lansing ..
Blamer, Gary B„ Robinson Hall, Atlanta	
Blanchard, Betty E., Sheridan .	
Bledsoe, Helen C., Saginaw	
Blevins. Dennis M., Q-14 Wash. Ct., Mt. Pleasant	
Block, Donald W., Gladwin 	
Block, Leola M., Gladwin 	
Blum, Harold E., B-4 Preston Ct., Leonard	
Bockstahler. Geraldine, 914 S. Franklin. Mt. Pleasant .. SP 2-1011
Boersma, Lorena M., Calkins Hall, McBain	
Boettcher, Gertrude D., Saginaw	
Boge, Lavern E.. Weidman	
Bond, Agnes I., 402 May St., Bear Lake  SP 2-3232
Bond, Joan R., Clare	
Bonnell, David H.., 817 Bennett, Mt. Pleasant	
Bonnell, Robert L., Bay City	
Bontrager, Erie, Vestaburg	
Bontrager, Mary A., Vestaburg :_
Bookwalter, Eulah B.,Stanton	
Booth, Florence E., Edmore 	
Bootz, Catherine G., 3784 Preston, Standish	
Bordine, Virginia L., 808 S. Fancher, Mt. Pleasant SP 3-0364
Borhanmanesh. Mohamad, 305 E. High, Tehran, Iran .-
Boughner, Neva R., Bay City 	
Bourland, Sharron A„ 213 S. Main, Mt. Pleasant SP 3-0032
Bovee, Fay C, H-l Wash. Ct., Grayling ...
Bovee, Robert F., H-l Wash. Ct., Grayling	
Bowen, Barbara J., J-6 Wash. Ct., Oxford	
Bowen, John H., J-6 Wash. Ct., Oxford	
Bowen, Marguita L„ Bridgeport	
Bowerman, Gordon E., Barryton	
Boyd, Donelda I., Hersey	
Braden, Howard M., Midland .  	
Bradford, Sarah S., Midland 	
Bradley, Retha M., St. Louis  	
Bradley, Robert A., Midland	
Bradley, Robert N., 721 N. College, Gaylord .—
Brady, Pearl C, Harrison	
Braidwood, Carol A., 316 E. Gaylord, Almont — SP 2-6084
Braman, Helen M., Middleton —  .	
Brander, Robert L., 122 Robinson, Belding	
Brandt, Jeannette R., 315 Calkins, Benzonia ....	
Brastrom, John J., 507 S, Franklin, Rose City . SP 3-6321
Braun, Shirley E., E-l Preston Ct., Brown City —....
Brautl, Walter R., E-l Preston Ct., Brown City _	
Brayton, Irene P., Muir .- .	
Breault, D. Maxine, Gladwm -. ..-- -
Breisch Gertrude K., 701 E. Bellows, Au Gres . SP 2-1052
Brewster, Jack W., 4484 E. Broadway, Mt. Pleasant- — SP 5-0081
Brice, Laurel R., Blanchard .._._.„.,..^—. ,...—
Brieske, Joyce E., Saginaw	
Brigham, Eleanor Ct, 210 E. Gaylord, Roscommon SP 2-9433
Britting, Lena M.. 700 S. Washington, Davison SP 2-2822
Brockman, Mary L., 1010 S. Main, Sparta SP 2-7371
Broderick, Russell M., F-5 Preston Ct., Mt. Pleasant _. SP 2-2124
Broderick, Ruth M., F-5 Preston Ct., Mt, Pleasant	
Brookens, Ronald G., Auburn	
Brooks, Beverly J., 220 Larzelere, Lansing	
Brooks, Mabel J., Larzelere Hall, Fremont SP 3-3061
Brooks, Wanda Irene, 131 N. Pine, Evart	
Broomfield, Jerry D., 621 N. Washington, Mayville SP 3-1893
Brown, Alan G., Bay City	
Brown, Bertine C, Larzelere Hall, Kalkaska	
Brown, Charles D., Larzelere Hall, Midland — SP 3-3061
Brown, Edna L., 1021 S. Main, Muskegon Hgts.	
Brown, Lee J., Robinson, Cadillac	
Brown, Mabel J., Vestaburg	
Brown, Terry H., 116% N. Kinney, Bay City SP 2-9422
Brueggernan, Reinhardt C, 507 S. Tensing, Mt. Pelasant SP 2-2243
Bryan, Richard J., Alma	
Bryant, Alan L., 908 S. Main, Saginaw SP 3-9251
Bryce, Donna N., 3790 Stockman Road, Mt. Pleasant .. SP 3-8506
Bublitz, JoAnn B.. Munger	
Buchner. Brenda H„ H-ll Wash. Ct., Glennie	
Buchner, Robert J., H-ll Wash. Ct.. Harrisville	
Buck. Amy M. Abbott, 116l2 S. Mam, Hale	
Buckingham, Mauriece L., Ashley . .
Buckley. Sally J., 3621 S. Franklin, Mt. Pleasant	
Buege, Faith E., Midland     ..
Buness, Myrna M., Calkins Hall, Muskegon	
Bunting, Donald M., Midland  	
Burke, Lola E., Calkins, Levering —. .... SP 3-2381
Burget, Una Mae, G-1Z Preston Ct., Mt. Pleasant	
Burdo, Thomas W., 510 McEwan St., Clare, Ionia ._
Burns, Frank Lee, 508 E. Locust, Mt. Pleasant __ SP 3-0961
Burns, William C, 911 Douglas, Mt. Pleasant  SP 2-1041
Burns, Oran F., 508 E. Locust, Mt. Pleasant	
Burk. Marjorie M., 311 Bellows, Flint , .„_.
Burkhardt, Marilyn Kay, Ecorse „_ SP 3-9943
Burman, Anne M., 110 Calkins, Muskegon ... ;_ SP 5-0761
Buschlen, Beatrice M., B-5 Preston Ct., Elkton	
Bush, Willajoe M., 1026 S. Franklin, Mt. Pleasant	
Bushey, Edith C, 1106 Lyons, Mt. Pleasant ....._..■.._ SP 2-0152
Bushong, Cathy E., 212 Calkins, Traverse City	
Butcher, Jane E., L-6 Wash. Ct„ Mt. Pleasant ....	
Butler, Richard, L-l Wash. Ct., Mt. Pleasant ...	
Buttars, Mary M., 221 Calkins, Roseville ......._
Butts, Clara M., Bay City	
Byrne, Opal C, G-16 Preston Ct., Houghton Lake	
Cady, Annalee M., Rt. 3, Gladwin . .	
Cady, Rilla M., Gladwin . . ,	
Calkins, James F., Tustin	
Calkins, LaFern E., Tustin ._
Callaghan, Brian T., Robinson Hall, Saulte Ste. Marie
Caltrider, Mary E., 614 Anna, Mt. Pleasant SP 3-9272
Cameron, Jerry M., 234 Robinson, Richmond _..__..„
Cameron, Mary H., 916 S, Main, Avoca __,.__. ..	
Cammin, Beulah I., Saginaw —.. '.„«.._.._«« „
Campbell, Jan L., 316 Gaylord, Mason ... , .__._ SP 3-8033
Campbell, Lala Mae, 809 S. Main, Buckley - - ....
Campbell, Lonnie J., 112 Robinson, Gaylord w. -.._»._
Campbell, Mary C, Midland ^.-..-.-.._.._.,.„
Campbell, Myrtle Fa 708 S. College, Cadillac »	
Campbell, Shirley M., M-ll Wash. Ct., Gaylord -„..._ SP 2*8?28
Cannon, John V., 0-4 Wash. Ct.a Petosltey ».««,.-.„„,«.„
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