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cations and writing prize, Kath­leen Duggan, Judy Ann Limouze and Bonnie Parsons; Eastern Federal Savings & Loan Asso­ciation 11th near math n<-i/„ Martin Dorio and Frank Kiiip-ITS; Everard F. Case Jr. memo­rial award for leadership in stu­dent government, Rosemary Westray.

George S. Rhodes industrial arts prizes, Jacob Beebe, Mark Herba and James McAtee; George S. Rhodes mechanical drawing prizes, Roger Newhouse and John Bailey; H. L. Terry Estate senior essay prize, Mere­dith Charpentier; J. J. Steifel

Miss Josette Mondanaro, member of the James Wilson Young High School graduating class ,who was given the highest school award, the Alumni Loyal­ty Award, at graduation Tues­day. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mondanaro of 17 Oakwood Street,' Blue Point.

algebra prize, Christine Baum-gartner; Kathryn Graham Case award for excellence in girls' athletics, Joanne Smith; Mari-nus Buys memorial award for excellence in boys' athletics, James Heyman; Sayville Rotary Club art prize, Kathleen Dug­gan; Sayville Rotary Club music prize, Nancy-Van Schaick:, Say­ville Fire Department Latin prizes, Susan Lowenkron; Say­ville Historical Society world history prize, Susan Lowenkron; Sayville Village Improvement Society civics and citizenship prizes, James DeNitto and Chris­tine Baumgartner; Smith-Wever Post. American Legion, Ameri­can history medal for boys, Ar­mando Rosado; Sons of the American Revolution senior class leadership in student gov­ernment medal, Martha Roe; Stein's Apparel Shop 10th year math prize, James DeNitto; Steuben Society problems of American history prize, Robert Schaefer; Suffolk County News English prize, Susan Lowenkron; V. F. W. attendance prize, Tho­mas Gassert.

Scholarships were awarded to the following seniors:

National Secretaries' Associa­tion, Christine Baumgartner; New York State Regents, Suf­folk County Republican' Club,' Meredith Charpentier; Naw York State Regents, Brian Ciowo; Dartmouth College, New York State Regents, Colby College, Union College, James DeNitto; Sayville Teachers' Association, Shirley DeRoo; New York State Regents, Sayville Parent-Teacer Association, Martin Dorio; Ki-wanis Club of Sayville, Stephen Elias,

Sayville Teachers' Associa­tion, Barbara Hamill; New York State Regents, Senior Class Scholarship, Thomas Hines; New York State Regents, Sayville-Bayport Lions Club, William Klccanj New York State Reg­ents, New York State Nursing Scholarship, Susan Kooperstein; New York State. Regents, War­ren Koutnik; New York State Regents. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Massachusetts Insti­tute of Technology, Frank Kui-pers; New York State Recent*, New York State Nursing Schol­arship, Joella LaFountaine.

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Ann Limouze; New York State Regents. Phi Beta Kappa--Adel-phi, Susan Lowenkron; Lewis & Clark College, John J. Miller; Blanche V. Edwards, Joan Moore; New York State Regents, Stale University College <?.t Fre-donia, Denis Newhouse; New Yurk State Regents, Helen Nix­on; New York State Regents, Sayville Teachers' Association, Bonnie Parsons; New York State Regents, New York State Deceased or Disabled Veterans Scholarship, David Pople.

Sayville Teachers' Association, Susan Price; Ronkonkoma Par­ent-Teacher Association, Gerald Reicheltj'New York State Re­gents, Jane Roe; New York State Regents, New York State Nurs­ing Scholarship, Martha Roe; New York State Regents, Timo­thy Sardelis; Women's Auxili­ary. Suffolk County Medical So­ciety, Susan Siemion; Sayville H. S. General Organization, Charles Spi.taleri; New York State Regents, David Stang; Women's Auxiliary, Suffolk County Medical Society. Carol Stuhler; New York State Re­gents, Erich Tietze; New York State Regents, Sayville Parent-Teacher Association, Nancv Weeks; New York State Re­gents, Teen-Age Dance Club We^tray; New York State Re-rents, Tenn-Age Dance Club Scholarship, Cheryl Zeller.

Eighty-three members of the Class of 1963 were graduated from James Wilson Young High School Tuesday night. The cere­monies began with the entrance of the members of the senior class into the auditorium. The salute to the flag was led by-John Gilmore. a member of the graduating- class, followed by the singing of "The Star Spangled Banner" by Michael Signorelli, a resident of Bay-port. The Rev. Landon K. Owen of the Bayport Methodist Church gave the invocation.

Joan C. Friedlander, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ger-Jiart Friedlander of Bayport, gave the salutatory address on "Self Discipline." Charles .E. Greaves Jr., presented the vale­dictory on "Peace." . ,

Norman H. Gray, vice-presi­dent of the Board of Education, presented awards to members of the class. Those honored were: Peter Cochrane, who re­ceived the Bayport Fire Depart: ment medal for outstanding work in mechanical drawing, and Rob­ert Luongo, the Bayport Fire Department medal for outstand­ing work in industrial arts; Joan Friedlander, the Smith-Wever American Legion medal as the senior who .excelled in Ameri­can History; Robert Luongo arid Josette Mondanaro received the Smith-Wever American Legion medals awarded to the senior boy and girl for honor, courage, scholarship, service, leadership and character. M i s s Mon­danaro was given the D. A. R. medal for excellence in Ameri­can History. The Blue Point Fire Department plaques for the outstanding senior girl and boy athlete went to Susan Foster and Vincent Fallica.

The Bayport Pharmacy Chem­istry award was given to Charles Greaves. Daniel Perlman receiv­ed the Major-Theodore Cramp-ton award for outstanding work in mathematics. The Bausch & Lomb Optical Company science award went to Daniel Perlman. Kathleen Brunle won the school Dramatic Club award as the senior with the greatest interest, talent and cooperation in the dramatic arts. The Veterans of Foreign Wars medal for the senior- who excelled in citizen­ship, scholarship and attendance went to Judith Wachlin. The Howard-Remme Memorial music award was won by Cynthia Culp. The Blue Point Home Bureau award for the senior girl excel­ling in homemaking went to Sandra Way, and the Bayport Home Bureau Award was won by Judith Hester. The National Honor Society award wa; won by Joan Friedlander.

Charles Greaves, valedictor­ian, and Joan Friedlander, salu-tatorian, were the recipients of

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Winners of Sayville Parent-Teacher Association scholarships are these members of the 1963 graduating class. Miss Nancy Weeks, who has won an unrestricted grant for the first year of college .work, expects to be an elementary school teacher*. The four-year Walter H. Dickes Scholarship for Teacher Training goes, to Martin Dorio Jr., who expects to be a secondary school chemistry teacher. Both young people are resi­dents of Sayville. -

the Josten Publishing Company award for being the scholastic leaders of the class. Board of Education medals^for senior stu­dents who maintained a four-year average of 90 per cent or better were presented to Daniel Perlman, Charles Greaves, Joan Friedlander, Noelle Pulis and Josette Mondanaro. The Rotary Club awards for the outstanding senior student in foreign lang­uages and in English went to Daniel Perlman and Karen Au-waerter, respectively. The Pat-chogue Electric Light Company award for the Blue Point stu­dent who demonstrated ability to meet varied social situations and to have shown a cooperative spirit in integrating the home economics department with other departments within the school was won by Pearl Con­nelly.

The Phi Beta Kappa alumni award was presented to Charles Greaves. Charles Greaves and Joan Friedlander received the School Board award. Their names were engraved on the plaque permanently retained in

* the high school. The highest school prizes, the Alumni Loyal­ty award, went to Josette Monda­naro. She was elected by the student body and faculty as the student most loyal to the James Wilson Young High School. Her name has been inscribed on the parchment hanging in the en­trance hall of the high school.

The / Bayport-Sayville Lions Club scholarship of $250 went to William' Burg; the Rotary Club of Sayville S400 scholarship was awarded to Josette Mondanaro. the $300 Bayport Elementary School P. T. A% scholarship- to Susan Foster; the. Bayport Circle Players award of $100 was won by Kathleen Brunle for outsanding talent in the per­forming arts; the Kiwanis Club of Sayville scholarship of $100 went to Susan Foster, and Arth­ur Shinn was the recipient of the Patchogue Masonic scholar­ship of $200. Stephen Mandell, President of the Bayport-Blue-Point Teachers' Association, pre­sented its scholarship to Karen Auwaerter. This four-year scho­larship is worth $1,600.

The commencement address was given by County Judge George F. X. McTnerney. Melvin B. Hill, Supervising principal, introduced the members of the class to the Board of Education, and Frederick W. Merdes, pres­ident of the board, presented each member of the class with his diploma. The ceremonies were concluded by the Rev. Owen who gave the benedic­tion which was followed by the Recessional.

The high school band, under the direction of George Raynor, played "Pomp and Circum­stance" for the processional and "Zacatecas" for the recessional. "Vignette for Band" by ' John Cacavas was given as a feature number.

The Rev. Francis B. Nuss, as-

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"1 Instead of tho traditional senior bnnqiet. Sayville High seniors enjoy Hawaaian lttati in innor court of high school bhilding Saturday night, Above, teacher Edward Mahler is joined by .loo Brock, teacher T.iomas Kiely, Phil Dclilo and John Kampe in some island songs At right, Martin Dorio. Joann Snuflc, .Toe Ciibbcrt and Carol Milko join in the fun.

sistant pastor of Our Lady, of the Snow R. C. Church, conduct­ed the baccalaureate service for the members of the James Wil­son Young graduating class and guests on Sunday. x

There were 185 students of Sachem High School Who be­came graduates last Sunday af­ternoon at the school's* first outdoor commencement cere­monies. The members of the class were individually pre­sented by Superintendent Wal­ter C. Dunham to Herman W. Beebe, president of the Board of Education, who gave them their diplomas.

Richard A. Berger, Sachem principal, announced the schol­arship awards. The Lions Club of the Ronkonkomas had estab­lished a new $300 scholarship for a boy and a girl going to Suffolk Cdmmunit'y^College and one half went to Deanna Giar-dina, with the other, $150 to Edward Roszko. The Holtsville-Farmingville Lions Club Scholar­ship was awarded to Michaelyn Nocerino. The first annual scholarship of Sachem's Future Nurses Club went to Cathleen Longboat. The Paul Fariello Music Memorial Scholarship of $300 had Paul McRae as its recipient.

Three $500 scholarships of the Sachem Central Teachers, for students planning teaching careers, were bestowed on David Hewitt, Grace Santa Lucja, and Patricia Morris, Four $500" scholarships were granted by the Sachem Central Schools Scholarship and Loan Fund to Susan Ciulla, Stanley Lupo, George Starkschall, and. Nancy Terry. The funds for these scholarships were provid­ed by the Holtsville-Farming-ville, Lake Ronkonkoma, No-komls and Sachem High School P. T. A.'s, and the high school General Organization.

The invocation was delivered by the Rev. William K. Roser, pastor of St. John's Evangeli­cal Lutheran Church, and the benediction was given by Rabbi Aaron M. Singer, of Mt. Zion Temple, Philadelphia, a brother of Deborah Singer, a member of the graduating class.

The ushers were junior class members of the National Honor Society: Fred Cruger, Sandra Eberhardt, Vito Giannuzzi. Michael Hambrock, Ray Selmer. Richard Fazio, Barbara Ander­son, Barbara Segall, Bett-Jane Yost, Joanne Bedell, Diana Mar-zigliano, Elaine Eriksen, Irene Romagna, Lorraine Owen, and Georgette LaPierre.

Among the graduates, mem­bers of the National Honor Society were identified by gold shoulder braids. These students were Guy William Bonsignore, Ellen Veronica Burke, Susan Jeanne Ciulla, Donald Merritt Gilzinger, Jr., David Walker Hewitt, Ted Alan Kempf, George Raymond Krouse, Jr., Stanley Lupo, Victor Joseph Marakow-ski, Patricia Francis Morris. Michaelyn Paul Nocerino, Bar­bara Ann Segall, Deborah Esther Singer, Joseph Raymond Stemke, George Starkschall. Nancy Ellen Terry, Richard Joseph Tibbcts, and Lcena Anna Marie Uitto.

The scene at Sayville High commencement exercises (Photo by Rozycki).

1963 Graduates of Sayville High School Patrick Aiello Laurie Anne Alexander William Paul Allen Roger Allan Archibald . John F. Bailey Sharon Lee Ball Jeanette Phyliss Barbaro Gordon B. Barnes, Jr. Lawrence Charles' Barnett Patricia Lee Barry Bonnie Lynn Bason Karen Ann Baum Christine Anne Baumgartner Carol Lee Beebe Jacob Beebe Anita Marie Behounek Rena Bicecci Rosamond F. Bird Patricia Anne Blawn Ellen Margaret Briggs Sheldon Bennett Brown Patricia Joan Bryan Edward Charles Brynda Kathleen Jeanie Bryson Doris Lorraine Bullock Louis Anthony Capobianco Amira J. Carbonell Barbara C. Cardon Eveleine L. Chandler Meredith Jane Charpentier Diana Jeanette Chiaiese Irene Catherine Clark Brian Waldron Clowe Robert Constantino John Louis Cordes Patricia A. Cowan Gerald John Cruise Gregory L. Curto Patricia D. Cuttler Karen Patricia Dacek. Philip Delillo Marion Nancy DeMott James DeNitto Shirley Elizabeth DeRoo Marie Domenchello Martin M. Dorio, Jr. Judith Margaret Drake Keith W. Drescher

Kathleen G. Duggan Christine Mary Elias Stephen G. Elias Alice Jean Fallon Patricia Fiore Georgia Ann Fisher Kevin Dennis Flanagan Kenneth Warren Forino Jeanne C. Formosa Joyce Laura Fousek Elaine Carol Fredericksen Jeannine Joann Frenger Peter M. Friedrick Jeanne Fusco Thomas Gassert Joel S. Gilbert Hamilton P. Gross Darleen Diana Haff Patricia Jane Hall Dale Mildred Haman Barbara Anne Hamill Donald F. Hammarth Ronald Edward Hanak Robert D. Hartley-Frank Joseph Hatajaek Linda Helene Haug John Michael Heinlein, IV Mark John Charles Herha Gail Judith Hetzel-James Roy Heyman Thomas Hines Karen .Sue.-. Hook., . . . . . ..„

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"Marilyn Jean Hubbard Charles James Hynes John Gwilym Jones James Edsvard Kaan John Louis Kampe Eileen Rose Keiry Carol Lee- Kennedy William Edgar Klecan Nancy Jean Klemo Susan Lynn Kooperstein Warren Robert Koutnik Jean Doris Kraics Frank R. Kitipers Joella Claire LaFountaine Norma Elise LaGiusa

Karen R. Lancaster Linda Margarette Lane Elizabeth D. Lembeck Donna June Leslie Judith .Ann Levy Loretta M. Liebhaber Judy Ann Limouze Lillian June Longo Susan Louise Lowenkron Mwangi Maganjo James A. McAtee Lorraine Mary McCarthy Mary Kathryn McGowan Barbara Anne Mercier Margaret Mergl John Jeffrey Miller Sharon Marie Miller Patricia Louise Monsegur Patricia Mooney Joan Elizabeth Moore Theresa Rosaleen Morgan Ronald E. Morgenegg Denis Paul Newhouse Roger A. Newhouse Helen Ann Nixon James Richard Pamlanye Ronald E. Pape Bonnie Jean Parsons Donald Stuart Parsons William Henry Pauge Gene-Ann Therese Perry Susan Sharon Peters Candice H. Pieron John Anthony Pitka Joseph" Platz David A. Pople Susan Pauline Price Michael Dennis Puritis Susan Veronica Quirk Vincent G. Recca Bonnie Lee Reeve Gerald K. Reichelt Ann Patricia Reynolds Judith Diane' Riegel Jane Roe Martha Roe Charles A. Roeder Armando Rosado Jane Anne Roth

Florence H. Saenger Nancy Salatino Timothy A. Sardelis -Jo-Ann Barbara Saufl Robert Edward Schaefer Sandra L. Schaper Patricia Pauline Seeley Robert W. Shaw Claudia Shepelrich Vaughn L. Sheppard John Joseph Shuren Suzanne M. Siemion Joanne Smith Leslie Ann Smith Sharon L. Smith John E. Southard Charles Spitaleri Stanley Stamile David James Stang

Roseann Stillwaggon Carol Ann Stuhler Steven J. Supakoff Sharon C. Sutorius Marjorie Anne Tangle Erich O. Tietze • Richard Torre Duane Walter Van Essendelft Iris Van Essendelft Marjorie Jean Van Essendelft Beverly Ann Van Popering Nancy Jean Van Schaick Joanne Mary Varrone Elizabeth L. Wagner .Toan Marie Walsh Pamela Wedemeyer Nancy Sue Weeks Richard Marvin Westerbeke Rosemary E. Westray Kathleen Ann Wheeler Richard Charles Wieser Carol Williams Theresa M. Wilmoth Diane C. Wood Martha Barbara Wulff Sharyn May Yetman Andrew Zarcnne Kenneth H. Zeael Cheryl Jean Zeller Barbara Jean Zurich

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School graduates are as follows: Robert Alvin Ahem, Karin

Christine Auwaerter, Caiman J. Ballan, Warren H. Beitel, Diane Lillian Bornscheuer. Kathleen Brunle, William James J3urg, Beth Pamela Clasen, Peter Tho­mas Cochrane, Pearl Charlotte Connelly, Cynthia Darby Culp, Thomas John Dixon, Sybil Chap­man Dodge, Betty Lou Ellis, Elaine Christine Engebretsen, Vincent John Fallica, Bruce Ar­thur Farmer, Jeffrey Pierce Far-rar, Thomas Patrick Ford. Susan Brown Foster, Joan Claire Fried­lander.

Everett James Fuchs, John Stephen Gilmore. Baruch Click-man, Charles Edward Greaves Jr., Pamela Jane Haskins, .lack Arthur Helmsteadt, Judy Lynne Hester, Richard B. Hill. Lu Ellen Holcombe. Timothy Lang Hop­kins, Mary Genevieve Konney. Kiss, Margaret Mary Kochors-F. Richard Kinsey, John William berger, Kenneth N". Lauck. George Morton LoPre, Mary Catherine LoPre, Robert A. Lu­ongo, Eleanor Marie Maklo*, Al­

bert Richard Martin, Phyllis Kathleen Maxey.

Helene Jane McCauley, James Richard McCormack, Dennis J. McGowan, Josette Marie Monda­naro, Paul Montenare, Phyllis Jacqueline Norman, Kathleen P. O'Brien, Martin Bernard Olsen, Daniel Perlman, Leonard J. Pfis-ter, Susan Picariello, Randolph Pitcher, Victoria ' Ray Proll, Noelle Van Pulis, Thomas Jo­seph Randall, Kathleen Anne Reilly, Lorraine Ann Renner, Catherine Ann Richter, Edward Jones Roger, Eldon L. J. Routh, Barbara Anne Sands.

Anthony Jude Sangiovanni, Ronald Jamas Schaefer, Jon. Ro­bert Schroedcr, John 'Louis Schwerdel, Latira J. Settele, Ar­thur F. Shinn, James M. Skelly, John H. Smith, Kenneth Clifford Sosinski Jr., Charles Frank Spcierl, Charles Henry Stroh, Ellen Susannc Thogersen, David L. Valerio, Melvin M. Van Tino. Judith May Wachlin, Sandra Jean Way, Lawrence Edward Wikan. Carl Otis Windels, Ron­ald Fdward Zalewski, Theresa Zolozzi. 4

Ignatius Alfano, Robert Allan, Marie K; Alver, John Anderson, Dorothy Barry, Walter A. Beat-ty, Ronald R. Belden, Carol A. Bell, Lora Ann Bergmann, Mar­garet H. Bernhardt, Judith Ber­ry, William Bissett, Linda D. Bonanno, Guy W. Bonsignore, Brian W. Bracken, Louis D. Bri-da, Nicholas Thomas Brill, Mary E. Brower, Russell J. Brown, Maureen M. Brush, Estelle A. Burawa, Ellen Veronica Burke, Rose E. Candreva, Rene Rast Cardinale, David J. Catalano, James Cavorti, Barbara F. Cibuls, Susan J. Ciulla, Michael Clemcnte, Jr., Peter A. Cusa,

•Maureen R. Daniello, Cpncetta J. DeCastro, Warren V. DeMato, Ma-ilyn Dolson, Paul J. Dudo, William J. Ehlers, Eileen L. Elvington, Edward J. Esp, Vir­ginia W. Fano, Raymond F. Fell, Richard 0. Felser, Edward G. Fovang, Steven C. Fischer.

John T. Foster. John Fusco, Theresa M. Galanto, Martin Galdorisi, Deanna G. Giardina, R. Russell Ciglio, Donald M. Gilzinger. Jr., Eileen P. Gfosi, Rudolph Gcxloy, Martha M. Gor­man, Michael A. Grackin, George A. Gradi^chcr, Richard B. Graham Jr.. Use L, Gulden-pfenning. Marilyn J. Hallock. Reinold Hanson, Claude R. Har­mon. Carol C. Heisel, Albert J. Hcrdman. David W. Hewitt, Rnrbara I- Ho^rnine. Margaret A. Hooper, Charlcno A. E. Horvn. < h.irlono Hunter, Pinna .1 Hurlhurt, Athena Jacobi, Ju­dith Johnson. James Johnson. TIIOITI.T; F. Johnston, Charles Kamensky. Carol Ann Katcn, Rarbara A. C. Keller. Ted A. Kempf. Joan A Kliphon. Rar-ar.i K'olb. Marianka G. Krae-\nu. Ssndra Kramer. Cynthia Krause, George R. Krouse Jr., V.itciie A I anR, Patricia M. I j \a \ William A. Lioio, Cath leen M Longboat.

John K. I.ouco, Peter M I.uckrl. James V. Luongo, Stan lev Lupo, Carolann Lyons, Mary K M.iCce, Jacqueline D. Margin, Robert E Malt*. Marilyn A. Manky, Victor J. Marakowski, Carol A. Martin, Frank J. Mar-

tino, Beverley J. Mays, Paul A. McRae, Sylvia Mercado, Richard B. Molthrup, Patricia A. Mooney, Gerald J. Moran, Patricia F. Morris, Jean Morrissey, Paula Morrongiello, Imelda C. D. Nac-lerio, Madeline F. Naclerio, An­drea C. Naeder, Dolores A. Nel­son, Melita P. Nielsen. Mich­aelyn P. Nocerino, Sally A-Noe, Barbara A. O'Brien Sharon K. Odom, Joseph M. O'Rourke, Robert E. Osborne, Bernadette M. Park, Joann Pelliccia, Pa­tricia Ann Pelton, Manuel Ptrei-ra, Charles R. Pitre, Jean A. Prodan. Michael Prunty, Re-gina F. Przebowski, Karen A. Quinn, Margaret Ramirez, Do­lores A. Rasalas, Theodore J. Ran, Veronica K. Reilly, Fara S. Riz7uto. Edward V. Roszko.

Nancy A. M. Rudge, Mary C. Russell, William H. Sagan, Grace M. Santa Lucia, Naomi Santiago, Robert Stephen Schmidt, James A. Sehnell. Pa­tricia Catherine Sehoenberg. Diana J. Schoen?mann. Kenneth H. Sehutte. Herbert R. Schrri-ner, Anthony C. Scionti, Barbara A. Segall, Joyann B. Seiden-schwarz. Frances M. Seidercr, William S. Shaw. Rita V. Simo-nelli. Deborah V. Sincer, Karen A. Sliwinski. Catherine A. Stallone.

G'-oi-co Starkschall. Joseph Raymond R Stemke, Faye E. Stick. Anthony M Stopanio, Karl P. Stuart. .!<>>eo C Taylor. Nancy K Tern. Frnnk Terrano. Vera Thurman. James K Tib-bets. Richard J. Tibbcts, Wal­ter A Ticano, Frances R Ti-tone. Barbara »' Trocchio, Lor­raine P. Tschantre. Mary F. Tucker, I.eena A M I'itto. Ron-ira I'rbom. Nicholas S Yaz-quc/tell, Anthony S Vitale, Richard Walkden, Karen M. Wbitmore. W.ivne G Williams, Theodore J Wilson. Donald K. Wood. Ruth A 7ettwoch. Rose­mary V Zipf.

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