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Some Things Never Change

Shaun Dowd '59

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A Foundation for Success

Often, one does not know what he or she has until it is gone. John Bapst is not one of those things. When I was at Bapst, I loved it. I thrived in the environment that could only foster success. But I did, however, take for granted the community created within Bapst between students, and faculty as well. I simply assumed all schools had friendly students, enthusiastic teachers, and school pride.

The summer before my senior year of high school, I moved to southern California. Of all the places to live for a year, I got pretty lucky. The high school I attended, Yucaipa High School, has an outdoor campus, sunny skies, and a large student body. But minutes after the final bell has rung, the campus is deserted. Most teachers do not offer help during lunch, or before or after school because it is not in their contract. Peer attendance at sport-ing events is, at best, sparse. And it is not just Yucaipa: I attended sporting events and other activities at surrounding schools, and found the same.

Bapst, however, I found to be just the opposite: welcoming, enthusiastic, challenging, and full of school pride. I cannot say enough how I miss it. For obvious reasons, Bapst‟s academic strength, extracurricular depth, and variety of competitive sports set it apart from

surrounding schools. What makes Bapst unique--a fond memory--is the community. The students, dedicated teachers, passionate administration, and school pride. Often, I had to stay at school quite late, and I found teachers at their desks and fellow students in the auditorium. Yes, parking can be an adventure at times and Bapst lacks athletic fields directly on campus, but it adds to the character of the school. It brings the students together: I am sure I am not the only one who has had many fond memories car-pooling.

I am glad I have experienced the “other side” to be able to recognize what a community brings to a school, and to be able to consider this when choosing a college. I would like to think that I would have looked back on high school and appreciated all it had to offer; now, I am just thankful that I even got to go to Bapst. I‟d like to thank my teachers, Mr. Green, and classmates for a great three years.

Forty-eight years ago, I graduated from John Bapst High School. I remember being very proud of my diploma that day. My dad had been on the first faculty teaching English and Math and had been the first athletic coach when John Bapst opened in Sep-tember of 1928. In fact, he was the reason John Bapst became the Purple and White Crusaders - he having graduated that past June from the Purple and White Crusaders of Holy Cross. My two older brothers were John Bapst alums so we were a through and through John Bapst family. The 1950's were the days when the Xaverian Brothers taught the boys and the Sisters of Mercy taught the girls. The school was divided into the boys‟ section and girls‟ section. The upper entrance to the school toward Somerset St. was the boys‟ entrance and the lower entrance toward State Street was for the girls. The only way you could walk from the boys' to the girls' half of the school was through the audito-rium and the library, and woe to any boy or girl caught trying to go from one side to the other gender's side of the school! Because the library offered unimpeded passage from one side to the other, schedules were strictly followed allowing library time for either “boys only or girls only but never heaven forbid! - both in there at the same time. The only time we got together with the girls was for pep rallies before the big game or for dances.

So many stories have survived the years about the Brothers and the Nuns and how strict they were. Just about all of the stories have been colored and inflated as the years have passed so that they have become legends - most of them unencumbered by fact or veracity. Despite all the stories, I'd be hard-pressed to find any former student of those years who would complain that he or she didn't receive a fine high school education.

The "After High School Next Life" kicked in for us right away. For me, it was eight more years of school then three in the Navy living in California, Southeast Asia, back to Boston and then, answering the pull of the "Bangor Umbilicus", back home. In those eleven years since graduation, with the waters under the bridge carrying all that we'd experienced in those times, John Bapst, for many of us, had become a rather distant memory.

Some years after I had relocated back to Bangor, Joe Sekera, a man for whom I have the high-est respect, asked if I would consider serving on the John Bapst Board of Trustees. While I was flattered to

have been asked, I did not accept immediately be-cause I had had very little to do with the school for such a long time, and it was a different school from the one which I had graduated. But, because I still

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John Bapst

Memorial High School

Board of Trustees

Chair - P. Andrew Hamilton

Vice-Chair - Joanne Yestramski

Secretary - Elizabeth Lander '82

Treasurer - Jim Stoneton

Executive Member - Clare Payne

Executive Member - Tom Stone

Kevin Carr

Marcia Diamond

Shaun Dowd '59

Patrick Gaetani

Charles Hewett

Ernie Kilbride

Lisa Leonard

Rod Libby '76

Daniel McKay

Matthew Skaves '99

Robert Strong

Mary Warner

Sending School

Representatives

Claude Berthiaume

Lauren Romain

Trustee Emeritus

Earle Hannigan

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This letter of appreciation introduces an alumni magazine and annual report in which we are proud to announce an Annual Fund that achieved its goal and a level of support and involvement that makes us very optimistic about the future of John Bapst. The pages that follow once again demonstrate how loyal and how com-mitted the trustees, alumni, parents current and past, faculty, stu-dents, and friends of the school are.

In June 2007, the legislature in Maine attached a sweeping, statewide school consolidation effort to the budget bill, and it passed. As an independent school, John Bapst does not need to consolidate with surrounding schools or districts. We do, however, have to make sure to tell our story effectively.

The first order of business is to reassure current and pro-spective parents that we are here to stay. The legislation specifi-cally states that towns enjoying school choice today will have school choice in the future. If you live in one of those school choice com-munities, be sure to let the leaders in your town know how important school choice is to you.

“John Bapst Is Here to Stay” might make a nice title for a Gershwin song, but what is it that makes it so crucial that the school be here?

The story of John Bapst is about academic challenge, close community, and personal growth. Every student who walks through the doors of John Bapst is making the same statement: “College is my aspiration.” Students know that they‟re part of a mutually sup-portive community, a school small enough for teachers to take a personal interest in students‟ success. And students quickly realize that qualities like creativity, leadership, and spirit are everywhere at John Bapst. It‟s rewarding to be involved.

As this magazine goes to press, I am enjoying my first se-mester in this school community. Among the many pleasant re-sponsibilities I have is the privilege of thanking you for supporting the faculty and students of this great school. In the midst of school consolidation, your support is especially meaningful. As we work to retain and enhance the character and quality of John Bapst, your continued support will be essential. Let‟s all look forward to great years ahead for John Bapst.

From the Head of School

Mel MacKay



Bapst Football Re-Cap Dan O’Connell, Head Football Coach Entering the 2007-2008 high school football season the theme at John Bapst was potential. It was clear that the team could potentially win a lot of games. The team could potentially win a playoff game. The team could potentially challenge for a league title. The team could po-tentially end up in Portlad playing for a State Championship. The team could potentially accomplish none of those things. We began to tap into that poten-tial in mid-August. By the time they lined up against perennial power Foxcroft Academy on August 31, the entire region was waiting to see which John Bapst team was going to arrive. The team that cracked under pressure, believed their own hype, and the team that was not ready to challenge teams like FA, or a savvy, veteran-filled, seasoned team, which expected to win and wanted to take “what was theirs?” After that night, the answer was clear.

The Crusaders went on to lose that night, 13-12. However, they followed that effort with an exhilarat-ing 22-20 win over conference foe Mattanawcook Academy, and they did not look back. We won eight games in a row, good enough for second place in the LTC and our first home playoff game in decades. When asked if these kids had reached their potential by a local reporter I said, “These kids deserve all the credit in the world. They have worked hard, both in the off season, and during this season, and hope-fully now that is paying off. Their work ethic has been tremendous, and they have brought football back to respectability at John Bapst.” Win or lose, these kids should be proud. They exemplify the sprit, dedication and commitment that are expected of the John Bapst Student-Athlete. After everything we‟ve been through this year, I love them, I am proud of them and you should be too! GO CRUSADERS!

National Acclaim for Bapst Science & Math Programs The Siemens Foundation and the College Board has announced that John Bapst Memorial High School won the pres-tigious 2006-07 Siemens Award for Advanced Placement in Maine. One of fifty high schools nationally to win the award this year, John Bapst will receive a grant to further support science and mathematics education at the school.

Selection for the award was based upon the school‟s continued growth and contributions to the AP Program, specifi-cally in supporting students‟ educational experiences in science, mathematics, and technology; helping traditionally-underrepresented students prepare for college; and encouraging students to excel through the AP program.

This is the second year in a row that John Bapst has been recognized as having one of the strongest Advanced Place-ment (AP) programs in Maine, specifically in the subjects of AP Biology and AP Calculus BC. In 2006 John Bapst sci-ence tacher William LoPotro won the Siemens Foundation AP Teacher Award in Maine, and one other John Bapst teacher, Brendan Murphy of the Mathematics Department, has also previously been selected for this prestigious award.

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After Bapst: Where Our Students Are Currently Enrolled

Abilene Christian University Air Force Academy Prep School Americorps Andrews University Appalachian State University Arizona State University Bates College Bennington College Bentley College Binghamton University Boston College Boston University Bowdoin College Brandeis University Bridgewater State College Bridgton Academy Brigham Young University – ID Brown University California Polytechnic State U. Carnegie Mellon University Champlain College Clark University Colby College College of the Holy Cross Colorado College Columbia University Connecticut College Cornell University Culinary Institute of America Curry College Daemen College Dalhousie University

Dartmouth College Eastern Maine Comm. College Eastern Nazarene College Fitchburg State College Florida International University Fordham University Franklin & Marshall College Furman University George Washington University Gettysburg College Gordon College Harvard College Hobart & William Smith College Husson College Ithaca College James Madison University Johnson & Wales University Keene State College Maine Maritime Academy Marlboro College Massachusetts College of Art McGill University Michigan State University Missouri State University Montana State University Mt. Allison University New England School of Communication Northeastern University Norwich University Oberlin College Old Dominion University

Pennsylvania State University Philadelphia University Pomona College Purdue University Rensselear Polytechnic Institute Rivier College Rochester Institute of Technology Roger Williams University Rutgers University Skidmore College Smith College Southern Maine Comm. College Springfield College St. Anselm College St. John's University St. Joseph‟s College St. Joseph's College of Maine St. Michael's College Stetson University Stonehill College Suffolk University Syracuse University Tabernacle Baptist Bible College Tufts University U.S. Marines U.S. Naval Academy U.S. Navy United States Merchant Marine Academy University College of Bangor University of Arizona University of California at

Santa Cruz University of Central Florida University of Connecticut University of Maine University of Maine at Farmington University of Maine at Fort Kent University of Maine at Machais University of Maine at Presque Isle University of Massachusetts at Amherst University of Miami University of New England University of New Hampshire University of Notre Dame University of Pennsylvania University of Rhode Island University of Southern Maine University of Tampa University of the Arts University of Vermont University of Virginia University of West Florida Villanova University Virginia Polytechnic Institute Washington County Comm. College Webb Institute Wentworth Institute of Tech. Wheaton College Williams College Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Music Department Receives Anonymous $100,000 Gift

Midsummer phone calls from school can be much more exciting on some days than others, as John Bapst Music De-partment faculty members Al McIntyre and Julie Ewing can attest.

“When Head of School Mel MacKay called to say that he had some good news for the department, I was pleased,” said Mr. McIntyre. “When Julie and I met with him in person and found out an anonymous donor had given the school $100,000, we were stunned.” “Speechless” is the word Ms. Ewing used to describe her reaction. The terms of the donation are both targeted and open-ended. The music faculty may use the money for any purpose they see fit to improve the school‟s music program. “This is the opportunity of a lifetime,” said Mr. McIntyre. The department has indicated that $25,000 will be spent this year for immediate enhancements, with a Roland digital piano and new musical instrument lockers first on the list. Another $25,000 will go towards department needs during the 2008-09 school year. At this time, the department members have elected to invest $50,000 in a restricted capital account, knowing that this could be invaluable seed money toward a future campaign for arts and other school facilities.And while the name of the donor remains a mystery, the impact is not.

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New Faculty & Staff



Hugo Fernando Alcántar joins John Bapst this year as a Fulbright Exchange teacher from Mexico City. He has taught English for the last 12 years and is currently employed by the Instituto Politecnico Nacional at the Escuela Superior de Comercio y Administracion (ESCA) campus, a trade and man-agement school. Señor Alcántar is also fluent in French. This year, he is teaching Honors Spanish III and Honors Spanish IV.

Jeremiah Gorman is a past long-term substitute teacher at John Bapst. A former college teaching assistant and history instructor, Mr. Gorman has a Master of Arts in World and Comparative History and a Bachelor of Arts in History, both from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Mr. Gorman is teaching Latin I, Latin II, Latin III/IV, and American History II at John Bapst this year.

Patric Hamilton has a Master‟s in Creative Writing and English Literature from the University of Maine. He previously taught English and Honors English at Mary Star of the Sea High School in San Pedro, California, where he also coached a variety of sports including cross-country and track. With his wife Sarah, he co-directed the school‟s drama program. Mr. Hamilton has worked as a journalist and is an active poet. This year, he teaches English I and English II.

Lingyang Peng arrived in August from his home in Hunan, China. Mr. Peng holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the School of Foreign Languages, HuaZhong Normal Uni-versity, where he majored in English Education. Before coming to the United States, he was an instructor at the Hunan Business College. He is teaching Chinese I and Chinese Culture this year.

Mel MacKay, John Bapst‟s Head of School, has a Master‟s in English Education from the University of North Carolina and a Bachelor‟s in English from Harvard University. A former Fulbright Fellow, Mr. MacKay spent the previous five years as the Director of Indian Springs School in Indian Springs, Ala-bama. An Advanced Placement Question Leader for ETS and a College Board consultant, Mr. Mac-Kay brings experience as an academic dean, dean of faculty, and department chair, along with twenty-four years of classroom teaching.

Chris Packard joins John Bapst this year to teach Biology and Integrated Science as well as semester electives in Ecology and Anatomy & Physiology. He has a Master‟s of Education from Xavier University and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Bowling Green State University in Ohio. Mr. Packard is also pursuing a Master‟s in Biology through Eastern Kentucky University in Kentucky. He previously taught at St. Catharine of Siena School in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Sarah Wilder joins John Bapst this year to teach Biology and Integrated Science. A resident of Ban-gor, Ms. Wilder has a Master‟s of Science in Zoology from the University of Maine and a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Middlebury College in Vermont. In addition to previous experience as a long-term substitute at Orono High School, Ms. Wilder has taught at Old Town High School and was a Graduate Teaching Assistant in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Maine.

considered myself an alum and because of my dad's involve-ment with John Bapst in its first thirteen years, I finally ac-cepted. In a short time, my eyes were opened to this new John Bapst Memorial High School and the wonderful things happening in my old school every day. Today, I am an ardent supporter, a proud alumnus, and an admirer of the family that is today's John Bapst.

It is impossible to compare anything of today with that similar entity of the 1950's and 1960's. Today's John Bapst is no longer a parochial school and the boys and girls are not separated. John Bapst Memorial High School today is an independent, non-sectarian high school, which is solely college preparatory. It serves students from over 44 commu-nities from all socioeconomic strata. Some if its students will be the first in their family to attend college. The school ranks first or second in Maine in all categories of the Maine Educa-tion Assessment tests given annually and 98% of our gradu-ates go on to post-secondary education.

While there are obvious differences between John Bapst of the 1950's and today, I submit to you that in several ways, the two schools are similar. The school promotes an educational philosophy which exacts maximum effort from the students through homework and class recitation, it encour-ages them in meaningful extracurricular and community ac-tivities, it has a dress code and mandates adherence to real disciplinary guidelines. As a school of fewer than 500, the student body has strong familial bonding with each other and with the faculty. Students work hard and achieve within a framework of personal ethics and accountability and our graduates are among this country's best, brightest and most successful. Absent its Catholicity - a major change - the school's mission today and in my time is virtually the same. While it is undeniable that there are differences between "my" John Bapst and the John Bapst of today, I suggest that there are demonstrable similarities between the two and that those similarities, relative to core values, are meaningful ones. I am deeply proud of what John Bapst was, and of what John Bapst has become. We are Crusaders all.

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Alumni News

Class of 1955

Teresa Willett Steele is the Dean of the School of Health at Husson College and the Professional Director of the Master‟s of Psychiatric Nursing Program.

Class of 1957

Tom Tilley and his wife live in Arizona. They enjoy golf, tennis and traveling to visit their daughters in Bangor and Pittsburg.

Class of 1961

Norma Hart Armstrong works for A.G. Edwards and lives in Portland, Maine.

Richard ‘Boogie’ and Roseann Hayden ‘64 Brooks both work for Hannaford Brothers. They have five grandchildren they enjoy visiting and spoiling.

Patricia Rideout Burke has retired from the telephone com-pany. She and her husband Tom live in Orrington. Their two sons, Paul „87 and Steve „89, both graduated from John Bapst are they are doing well.

Terry Churchill is working for Hannaford Brothers and lives in Bangor.

Thomas Constantine has retired from Hannaford Brothers and lives in Bangor.

Barbara King Curran is a nurse and she has lived in Coopers

town, NY for the past 25 years.

Mike Donovan is semi-retired, working part-time at Hanna-ford Brothers. He lives in Brewer.

Paulette Phillps Frye has retired from management at Irving Oil and lives in Belfast with her husband David.

Peter Hansen is now retired and living in Bangor with his wife, Elizabeth.

Noreen McCarthy Ireland has retired from banking and she is living in Brewer.

Joe and Carolyn McCluskey Kenney are living in Vermont. Joe works as a software engineer, after having taught history and coaching. Carolyn is retired from working in the medical technology field.

Suzanne Smith Long moved to Sun City Center, FL with her husband Bill five years ago.

Don and Anastasia McLaughlin ‘60 McCann live and work in Phoenix AZ. They have four children.

Mary-Ellen Angley Moon lives with her husband in Gorham, ME. She is as a first grade teacher.


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Fiona (2 1/2). He is a microbiolo-gist with the US Army.

Mike Quinn lives in Boston, with his wife Jane and their two chil-dren, Peter (9), and Nola (6). He works in software sales.

Russ Shumaker lives in Bath, ME with his wife Clare, and their five children, Marybeth (19), Russell (18), Amanda (17), Ruth (13) and Karl (5). He is a voice and data specialist with the US Navy.

Stephanie Babcock Thomas lives in Woodbridge, VA with her husband Brent. She is a sales representative with School‟s Spe-cialty.

Chris Toole lives in Brunswick, ME with his wife Sandra and their three children, Alex (14), Nicholas (12) and Satchel (10). They own a cafe, bakery and catering busi-ness.

Class of 1984

Patricia Collins Gauthier lives in Bangor with her husband Chris and their two children, Nicholas and Megan. She is a pool nurse for Eastern Maine Medical Cen-ter‟s OB/GYN unit.

Class of 1993

Diana Heath Harper was married in May 2004. She lives in Bangor with her husband Sean, their four cats and Newfoundland dog. Diana has worked for the Maine Fish and Wildlife Department for nine years.

Class of 1994

Kris Mailepors lives in Dover, NH where he is a bank representative specializing in mortgages.

Class of 1996

Pamela Foster Albert livess in Auburn with her husband Keith and their son Caleb Declan (2). She received an MPH in Epidemi-ology & Biostatistics at Tufts Uni-versity in 2002. She now owns and operates Papier Gourmet, a fine stationery store, in downtown Portland.

Jared and Amy Mosher ‘97 Al-bair currently live in San Diego, CA where he is in the US Navy. He has served two tours in Iraq.

Rev. Richard O’Brien is the Chaplain at Holy Family Hospital in Methuen, MA.

Carol Brown Webster is a retired early kindergarten teacher living in Lincoln. She was very happy she attended her class reunion to re-connect with old friends!

Martha McGuff Wilson volun-teers at a hospital in Madill, OK where she lives.

Class of 1962

Ginger Hart Antolik works as an RN at a group home in Cleveland, OH. She has four grandchildren ranging from 2 to 24 years of age.

Ed Baker lives in Bangor, where he works as an accountant for Webber Oil.

Mary Amaral Cassum has retired from the Maine Bureau of Reha-bilitation. She spends her time with her husband Bruce and their grandchildren, who they enjoy babysitting and spoiling.

Kathy Mullaney Davis works as a physical therapist and lives in Or-rington.

Edward ‘Bud’ Farwell lives with his wife, Lanie in Bangor. He has retired from the Maine Air National Guard where he was a pilot. He is now a Maine Guide who special-izes in canoeing and camping and he volunteers at the Hammond Street Senior Center.

Sheila Cassily Koot retired in June after teaching high school math for 40 years. She also spent 11 years as the math department chair.

Class of 1964

Laurie Hoffer Chavira recently had a new home built in Kentucky and is enjoying the small town lifestyle since moving from Colo-rado. She keeps busy with church ministries and Red Cross disas-ters.

Class of 1967

Sharon Archer lives at the Ban-gor House, where she is busy working on a genealogy book for

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Larry Raab lives in Colorado with his wife Rose. Their oldest child was married this past summer and also resides in Colorado.

Class of 1977

Tim Herbold lives in Bangor with his wife Jennifer „81 and their chil-dren. He is a civil engineer with the Sargent Corp. in Old Town.

Class of 1981

Beth Reeves Austin - Lives in Saco, ME with her husband ,John and their children Reeve (10) and Kylemore (8).

John Breedlove lives in Bangor with his wife Jacquelyn and their daughter Eve. He is a geologist.

Susan Perry Burke is an Ed Tech at the Abraham Lincoln School in Bangor. Three of her four children are currently attending Bapst.

Barbie Rand Carr is a full-time nurse and mother of four, Brendan (12), Brigid (10), Annie (7) and Matthew (2). She and her hus-band Kevin live in Sutton, NH.

Marc Chretien is now semi-retired. He lives in Brookville, WI with his wife, Jeanette and their three children, Kyle (18), Josh (16) and Tony (14).

John Costigan lives in Milford with his wife Karen and their two children, Joshua (20) and Tyler (19). John works at the PERC plant in Orrington.

Renee Morneault Foster - Lives in Hampden with her husband Bob and their four children, Jake (17), Katie (16), and twins Isaac and Benjamin (11).

Jennifer Higgins Herbold lives in Bangor with her husband Tim „77 and their four children, Sylvia (20), Isobel (19), Lily (17) and Tristan (14). She is a realtor with the Bob Quinn Agency in Bangor.

Carol Cox Kontos lives and works as a Physical Therapist, in Coeur d‟Alene, ID with her hus-band Mark and their two children, Jordan (17) and Karly (15).

Kevin O’Connell lives in Virginia with his wife, Beth and daughter



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Jaime Allen lives in Veazie and is studying for her PhD. in Computer Science at the University of Maine.

Joanna Hallet Birdsall lives in Hancock with her husband Bill and their daughter Emily (5). They both work at the family busi-ness, No Frills Oil.

Meghan McCormack Fenders lives in South Portland with her husband Paul and their daughter Gabrielle (9 months). She is an accounting supervisor at Fairpoint Communication.

Jessica Gallagher lives in Glenburn with her daughter Jayde (4). She is a Membership Coordinator with the Bangor Y.

Susan Gillam manages the bookstore at Gwynedd Mercy Col-lege in Philadelphia, PA.

Jarrod and Erin Coffin ‘97 Guimond live in Hampden. Jarrod is a credit analyst with Bangor Savings Bank and Erin works in the Heart Cauterization Laboratory at EMMC.

Carly Halloran lives in Woburn, MA. Since graduating from the University of Pennsylvania, she has worked for Raytheon Cor-poration and is a Red Sox season ticket holder.

Davy and Erin Blanchette Kerns were married in 2006. Davy is a police officer in Bar Harbor and Erin is a Social Worker with Bangor Area Visiting Nurses and Hospice of Eastern Maine. They live in Ellsworth with their son Dylan Timothy.

Jodie Mosher-Buyno has six years experience as a mortgage specialist in Long Island, New York.

Michael Mullaney is in his eighth year as an office at the Mount View Development Center.

Tara Schroder lives in Concord, NH where she is happily em-ployed as an elementary school psychologist. She enjoys pot-tery and is a master in Jujitsu and Commando Krav.

Beth Thorpe is a writer by profession and teaches English at Drexel University and the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. She enjoys photography and she swims on a competitive adult swim team.

Josh Wiersma is in his second year pursuing his PhD in Eco-nomics at the University of Rhode Island.

Mat and Jess Groesenek Young live in Portland with their chil-dren Davis (4) and Eden (19 months). Mat is a designer with EM3G (an event marketing company) and Jess is a nurse with a hospice agency.

Class of 1998

David Raczek is in his third year of veterinary school at Cornell University.

Class of 1999

Robert Baldacci and Kate Crotty were engaged this past July. Robert is a Consultant at Public Consulting Group, Inc. in Bos-ton. Kate works at Wyeth Biopharma in Andover, MA. A fall 2007 wedding is planned in Portland.

Nicholas and Tammy Dyment Hilton live in Dexter with their son Dylan (17 months). Nick is an English/Math Special Ed Teacher and Tammy is an English Teacher at PVHS in Guilford.

Jill Husson was recently published in „Radiation Research‟.

Christopher Winchester is in graduate school at USM. He was married in June 2007.

Class of 2002

Carl Russell graduated first in his engineering class at Boston University and was recruited by Stanford University into their PhD program in Aeronautical Engineering.

Matthew Warner enrolled at Columbia Law School this sum-mer.

Class of 2005

Amanda Wood received her EMT Certification this summer and volunteers on the UMaine Volunteer Ambulance Corps. She is a nursing major at the University of Maine.

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Michael Lacadie '63

Kent & Lisa Leonard

John Magee '44

Paul & Irene Martin

Dan & Nancy McKay

RainStorm Consulting

Ronald Schwizer

Jane Donovan Stinchfield 62**

Yvette Sirois Sullivan '60

Malcolm E. Williams**

Peter & Merlita Zelz

BUILDERS CLUB

($250 - $499)

Bradford & Marjorie Adams**

Bangor Federal Credit Union**

Ronald L. Banks '87

Brewer Eagles Club #3177

Michael E. Burke '64

Craig & Sande Curtis

Gerry & Benita Deschaine

John & Marcia Diamond

Doug Dunbar '85

Charles & Peggy Gilbert

John & Colleen Grover

Jim & Fay-Ellen Haddix**

Wayne & Laura Honeycutt

Chris Lander & Beth

Hannigan Lander '82

James & Carolyn Mahon**

John McDevitt IV**

Reginald & Kathleen

Flanagan McManus '48

Steven & Eileen Musgrave

Mary Elizabeth Osborn '41

Lewis & Clare Payne**



Dennis Casey &

Suzanne Tyler

Faustina Chamberlain

Elizabeth Champeon

Eugene & Amy Charette

Francis N. Clancey '52

Margaret T. Clancey '66

James William Clark '37

Daniel & Nancy Coffey

Joseph A. Coffin, Sr.

Clement Constantine '40**

Paul & Denise Cormier

Mary Lynn McInnis Cotter '63

Phillip & Candace Cowan

Pat Coyle

Natalie Coyne '40**

Clark & Bette Perry Crane '56

Jerald W. Craven '58

Stephen & Nancy Aucoin

Crotty '71

Marjorie Crowley

Patrick '85 & Karen

Culumovic

Theodore Curtis '92

Butch '65 & Marriet

Daigle, Jr. **

Brian & Ursula Sullivan

DellaPorta '84 **

Tandy DelVecchio

Julio DeSanctis

Michele Deschaine '97

Arthur & Joyce Dexter

Donna Dooman

James '55 & Harriet

Chisholm Dowd '54

Tom & Beth Drummond

Norman Dubois

Carol Politz Duchesne '58**

John Duff & Monique

Carlow-Duff

G. Clifton Eames**

George F. Eaton II


Rachel Plourde

James & Ruth-Mary Pooler

Phil & Karen Pouzol

Bob '73 & Tricia Quirk '83

James Raczek

Stuart A. Ranney '59

Mike & Sue Richard

John & Catherine Mooney

Rielly '40

Eleanor Provost Riley '35 **

Eugene & Cheryl Rioux

Paul H. Loftus '48**

Donald I. Rogers '46**

Rita Norton Salter '32

J. Timothy Samway '59**

H. Terrence Samway '61

Julie Sanford

Tom & Bonnie Sawyer

C. Timothy & Joan Schoppe

Mary Abbott Schulze '41**

Harold & Ann Scofield

Paul Senecal

Jim & Marie Sharkey

Walt & Sue Sheren**

Donne Sinderson

J. Timothy '52 & Gloria Smith

Ralph '52 & Joan Snow**

Joseph & Susan Munce

Soucy '62

Robert Soucy, Jr. '55

Chuck & Filene Spencer**

William '51 & Nancy Spencer

Ernie & Teresa Willett

Steele '55

Lonny '86 & Jennifer

Stevenson

Donald & Denise Morin

Stillwagon '73

Jim & Jean Stoneton

Kathleen M. Sullivan '81

Mary Sullivan**

Al & Anne-Marie Tauses

Tracy & Marj Thibodeau

Joanne Quigg Thomas '56

Richard P. Tozier '63

Mary Jane McClay

Travers '60**

Thomas & Marie Binette

Eremita & Valley

Michael & Marilyn Eremita

Jonathan Falk &

Laura Levenson**

Norman & Barbara Ferguson

David '61 & Jane Fernald**

Lawrence Fernald

Pat Fikes & Ellen Bentley

Pete Finnigan '64**

David Frasz & Lesley

Fernow**

Thomas '49 & Rosemary

Rivers Gallant '52

Carolyn Gontoski

Natalie Gregory**

Mary Gallant Gunn '49*

Frank Gunn '48

Dwayne & Donna Hall

Marion & Lois Ham

Michael Hanson '71

Charles W. Hart '57

Peter & Maryann McCarthy

Hathaway '54 **

Joseph R. Hebert, Sr.**

Justin Hebert '95

Chuck & Jackie Hewett

Ken & Linda Hews

Ryan K. Hews '86

William & Hazel Hiscock**

Jeff & Diane Hopkins

Katherine Hull

John Hunnefeld & Nancy

Miller

Patrick F. Johnson '62

Chris & Jann Jones

Fred Jones

Perry & Beckett Jordan

Kevin & Mary Frances

Darling Kelly '88

Theodore & Jan Kimball

Charlotte Krause

Mark & Wendie Lagasse

David & Lynn Lakeman

Edgar '49 & Ann

Brangwynne Lamb '52**

Chuck & Lida Lammert

(Continued from page 10) Steve & Mary Lammert

Ralph '48 & Mary Pooler

Lancaster '47

Scott & Kelly Woodcock

Leadbetter '87

Jill LeBlanc

Joanne McDonough

Leete '47**

Joyce Leveille**

Earlene Leveille**

Noreen Washburn

Liebmann '58

Paul H. Loftus '48**

Stuart & Heidi Smith Lurie '92

Jack & Cyndee Lutz

Donald & Patty Hughes

Lynch '77

Barbara Martin

Wayne Martin '74

Louis Martin '65

Jerry J. McGuire '59

Paul F. McGuire '64

Emma McInnis '35

Michael '66 & Norma McInnis

Elizabeth McKay '98

Henry McPherson '59

Elden McPherson, Jr. '73

Bill & Gloria Miller

Mary Moore

Michael K. Moore '76

John & Mary Moriarty

Lou '56 & Barbara

Morneault**

Muriel Dinsmore Munz '54**

Brendan Murphy & Jennifer Stone

Frank J. Murray '67**

Nickerson & O'Day

Northeast Restaurant Equip-ment

Clifford O'Donnell

Carolyn B. O'Neill

Tom & Alice Lee Openshaw

Peter & Evelyn Palombo

Burton & Barbara Pease

Peavey Manufacturing Co.

Louis & Ann Plaud

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Valley '50**

Katherine Vickers Walsh '54

Melody Weeks

Bob '74 & Deborah Welch**

Dan '73 & Jen Wellington

Ken & JoAnn Fernald

Wicks '75**

Wilfred J. Willette, Jr. '62**

James & Barbara Corey

Willey '62

Dan & Liese Wood

Mary Catherine Wood '41

FRIENDS CLUB

($1 - $99)

Jeanette LePage Allen '54**

Priscilla Shorette

Applegate '60

Sharon Averill Archer '67

Doug & Donna Avery

Michael & June Baldacci '63

Bangor Letter Shop, Inc.

Bard Industries

David & Patricia Beals

George & Vicki Bergeron

William '47 & Inara Booker**

Clifford & Gail Bridgham

Lee Istrail & Rebekka

Brooks '96

Fred & Sonya Brown

Marilyn Brown

Thomas & Carolyn Bugbee

George '41 & Dorothy

Arnold Buker '42

Mary Burdwood

Irene Cyr Burke '41

Linda M. Burns '81

Beth Campbell

Conor R. Campbell '06

Eleanor Campbell

Ellen Foley Campbell '43

Guy N. Carroll, Jr. '53**

Courtney E. Chase '06

Robert Chase & Elizabeth

Drew

Laurie Hoffer Chavira '64

Tom & Carol Christie, Sr.


Donald & JoAnn Quirk

Munson '49

Brian F. Murray '56

Jim & Nancy Nahra

John J. Nelligan '60

Donald & Rita Nelson

Les & Bonnie Newsom

Ann Nichols '29

Steffen & Lynn Doucet

Nicke '76

Skip & Jill Nitardy

Kathy Nitschke

Stephen Ogden

Jason & Meredith O'Reilly

James '62 & Dee Ann

Osgood, Jr.

Frank H. Patch '59**

Herbert '49 & Gloria Pelletier

Robert & Albertine Phillips

Abel Plaud '05

Lorrence & Janet Porter

Phillip Pratt & Mary

Devoe-Pratt

Charles & Barbara Qualey

Anne Vickers Quin '53

Lawrence '67 & Rose Raab

David '98 & Nadia Raczek

William & Lorna Rand

Donna Shannon Reynolds '55

Marilyn A. Rice '67

Robert & Patricia Rice

Alfred & Theresa Rioux

Rosemary Sanborn

Robbins '50

Joan S. Martin Robinson '53

David Lang & Maureen

Ross-Lang '89

Robert Russell '56

Lars Rydell

Kerry Sack

J. Michael Samway '55

James & Frances Sangillo

Gaelen & Roxanne Saucier

David & Lana Savage

Denise Devino Savoy '76

Michael & Elizabeth Schaab

Lawrence '39 & Hilda Shaw

Skip & Helen Shirland

Judith Blom Coccia '58

Louis Codega

Robert E. Collins '62

Michael & Nancy Connolly

James & Joanne Coughlin '44

Donna Dinsmore Courtney '60

Adam L. Crossman '99

Daniel & Martha Crouse

Carolyn Abbott Culumovic '56**

Robert & Betty Davis

Jeremie DayGlider

Vilon & Junia Dieuveuil

Christine DiPompo

Timothy & Penny Dolley

Joan LaFlamme Dow '56

Alison M. Dunn '06

William & Joyce Egge

Lillian Emerson

Brian & Jacquelyn Lamb

Enman '71

Paul & Meghan McCormack

Fenders '96

Robert & Nancy Fenney

Gary W. Fessler

Bill '44 & Rosemary Ford '48

David Foster '94

Rebecca Foster

Margaret Fahey Fowler '60

Jerry & Shirley Fusselman

Cynthia Dunroe Gamage '55

Julia Gardner

Patricia Collins Gauthier '84

David & Dianne Soucy

Gauvin '74

Paul Gibbons '66

Virginia S. Glidden

Herbert & Aline Glifort

Gerald '55 & Mary Cronin

Goody '58

Bart & Karen J. Goslin

Mike & Susan Gramlich

Megan Lynn Gray '02

James Greenbaulm

Sharon Anderson Greer '58

Muriel Grondin

Sean & Diana Heath

(Continued from page 11) Harper '93

Tim '65 & Bonnie Hayes

Thomas '47 & Anna Herbert

Barbara Patch Hodgkins '57**

Ruth Hopkins

Tom & Donna Hopkins

Richard H. Howell '52**

Edward & Joan Hudson

Beth Husson

Jane Sanborn Ice '49

Brent & Kim Jones

Gary & Brenda Jordan

Patrick Kane '06

Donald J. King '46**

Wesley & Donna King

Paul & Joyce Kohout

Sheila Cassily Koot '62**

John '64 & Catherine

Lacadie**

Bob & Trish Lad

Ray & Beth Lambert

Valarie Lamont

Esther Stanhope Lantz '58

Curtis & Joan Larrabee

Linda Leonard

William & Brenda LoPotro

Joseph & Charlotte Lupsha

William & Terri Macdonald

Maine Test Borings

Raynald & Jennie Martin

Peter Chandler & Theresa

McCarthy '80

John & Mary McDonald

Daniel '60 & Mary Ellen

McGrath

William R. McHale '55

John A. McKellar

Harry A. McNally '61

Claire Howard Meagher '33**

Dennis & Carolyn Miller

Edward J. '77 & Corrin Miller

Rella Pinette Miller '63

Roberta Donahue Miller '76

Jason Mills

Richard & Jennifer Hooper

Moore '86

Barbara Moreshead

Kamille Morgan



Brian Simpson '77

Lawrence & Kay Stanchfield**

Brian & Janice Stearns

Rachel L. Stearns '06

Thomas & Melissa Monroe

Stone, Jr. '96

Charles M. Sullivan, Jr. '77**

Target Stores

Mark Tasker

Bernard '47 & Joan Tesseo

Raymond J. Thomas '72

Mark & Rena Toomey

Brian & Jennifer Tower

Lorraine Pettigrew

Treadwell '63

Carol Romeo Veits

Arthur C. Verow '60

Andrew Wallace

Jake & Debora Ward

Carol Brown Webster '61

Ryan R. Welch '99

Kathryn J. Wetherbee '06

Harold & Mary Lou Wheeler

Shannon Whiting

Christopher P. Winchester '99

Susan Winkler

John A. Woodcock, Jr. '68**

Barney & Silvia Wright

Eric Zelz '78

MEMORIAL GIFTS

IN MEMORY OF:

Sgt. Mark Anthony Barnes

by Aaron Thomas

James D. Brown

by Marilyn Brown

Dianne Strang Clancey

by Francis N. Clancey '52

Class of 1948 Deceased

Members

by Paul H. Loftus '48

Rosella Foley '29, William Foley '37, George Foley '39, Isabel Foley Case, Ruth Foley Delaney, and Frank

Foley

by Ellen Foley Campbell '43


Matthew Dunlap

Tom Ellison

Julie Ewing

Raymond & Linda Ferraro

Jeff & Nancy Fitch

Thomas E. Flanagan


John & Maria Frankland, Jr.

Dan & Karen Frazell

Shaun & Merilee Frederick

Sarah J. Frick '08

Patrick & Tori Gaetani

Bucky Gahagan

Charles & Nancy Grant

Landis Green

Rebekah J. Green '07

Bernadette Guber

Andy & Patty Hamilton

Pam Hart

Tim & Bonnie Hayes

Charles & Anne Herb

Kenneth & Darlene Hills, Jr.

Wyatt & Elaine Holland

Bernie & Laura Huckestein

Bill '49 & Connie Pooler

Hughes '50

Vicki Hull

Wesley & Evangeline Hussey

Donna M. Ingraham

Bob Jankowski

Patti Jenkins

Chris & Jann Jones

Bruce & Kerry Jordan

Ernie & Mary Kilbride

Deanna G. Kizer '10

Casey & Brandy Klitzke

Mariah E. Kopec-Belliveau '08

Galen & Cindy Laflamme

Gary & Karen Lavoie

Joe & Ellen Lawlor

Tim & Gay Leach

Scott & Kelly Leadbetter

Steven & Cecelia Lear

Jill LeBlanc

Sonny & Barbette LeClair

Molly Lee

Kent & Lisa Leonard

Chiou & Huei Lin

James Hawkes '36

by William '47 & Inara Booker

Irene Averill Kenney '57

by Sharon Averill Archer '67

Francis King

by Donald J. King '46

Elise Lambert

by Theodore & Cynthia Lam-bert Berenson '65

Emil Lin

by Chiou & Huei Lin

Leo McInnis '33, Charles

McInnis '39, Donald

McInnis '42

by Emma McInnis '35

George Ellis Mugnai and

Elsie Mugnai Johnson

by Helen Mugnai Brettagna '43

Patricia Noelle Burke &

John E. Burke

by Irene Cyr Burke '41

Lynn D. Rydell

by David Rydell

Bernadette Daigle Smith

by Christine Dipompo

James Soucy

by Robert Soucy, Jr. '55

Mr. & Mrs. E. Marsh

by Joanne Quigg Thomas '56

Ruth McCann Williams '35

by Malcolm E. Williams

Rachel Zelz '43

by Eric Zelz '78

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

Charles M. Sullivan Memo-

rial

Brian & Ursula Sullivan

DellaPorta '84

Jill LeBlanc

Charles M. Sullivan, Jr. '77**

Kathleen M. Sullivan '81

Mary Sullivan

Margaret Chamberlain

Memorial

Faustina Chamberlain

(Continued from page 12) William & Joyce Egge

Sheila Cassily Koot '62

2007 Auction Supporters

Cara J. Adams '08

Kevin & Kay Allcroft

Bob & Linda Allen

Virginia Andrews

Anonymous

Scott & Heidi Antworth

David Armistead

Mark & Stephanie Armstrong

Candace Atkinson

Joe & Gail Babbitt

The Honorable John and

Karen Baldacci

Barbara Bate

Kristen D. Beaulieu

Claude & Susan Berthiaume

Dianna Branson

Norman & Marilyn Braveman

Joseph & Ellen Brochu

Sandra L. Brown

David & Jamie Bryant

Ken & Melissa Burns

Melissa Burns

Stephen & Linda Burrill

David & Adrienne Carmack

Kevin & Melinda Carr

Mike & Terri Carr

Dennis Casey &

Suzanne Tyler


Elizabeth Clayton

John & Marybeth Connolly

Paul & Denise Cormier

Brent & Sarah Crossman

Richard '65 & Brenda

Crowe '67

Ron & Elaine Cummings

Tom & Amy Cummings '79

Craig & Sande Curtis

Jeremie DayGlider

Gerry & Benita Deschaine

John & Marcia Diamond

Shaun Dowd

Tom & Beth Drummond

Douglas Dunbar '85

Fall 2007


Jack & Cyndee Lutz

Mel & Laura MacKay

Jeff & Kim McBurnie

Mitch McCarthy

Michael & Norma McInnis

Al McIntyre

Dan & Nancy McKay

Bill & Anne McKechnie

Jim & Angel Murphy

Steven & Eileen Musgrave

Gene & Jocelyn Nadeau

Jeff & Terri Needham

Jason & Meredith O'Reilly

Tom & Alice Openshaw

Tom & Bindy Palmer

Lew & Clare Payne

Jane Plummer

Jamie L. Pulley '07

Laurie Reichel

Carol Robb

Greg & Lauren Romain

Rod & Karen Rublee

Jeffrey & Deb Sanford

Ron Schwizer

Joe & Marie Sekera

Michael A. Sekera '07

Jim & Alison Settele

Walter & Sue Sheren

David & Cindy Simonds

Irv & Laurie Smith

Tyler Smith

Chuck & Filene Spencer

Gary Stymiest

Bill & Alice Sullivan

Mark Tasker

Kristen E. Thibodeau '08


Stuart & Penney Tinker

Robert & Margaret Treat

Michael & Kim Urango

Nicholas C. Wainer '09

Dan & Jen Wellington

Thomas & Cindy Whited

Ken & JoAnn Wicks

Greg & Peggy Willard

Dan & Liese Wood

Chuck & Joanne Yestramski


2007 Auction Corporate

Sponsors

AAA Northern New England

Bangor Letter Shop, Inc.

Best Western Black Bear Inn

Bluenose Inn

Boston Red Sox

Carpet One Unlimited

Cornerstone Framing

Dennetts Wharf Restaurant

Downeast Duck Adventures

ERA Dawson

Granville Lumber

Hannaford Brothers

John Bapst Athletic Department

John Bapst Friends of Football

John Bapst Friends of Wrestling

John Bapst Key Club

Leadbetter's SRL Stores

Macdonald, Chase & Dufour

Main 1 Travel

Park East Retirement

Penobscot Theatre Company

Quality Jewelers

Rideout Gardens

The Charles Inn

The Chart Room Restaurant

The Eastland Hotel

USA Gym

Webber Energy Fuels

Matching Gift Organizations

UBS Foundation USA

Houghton Mifflin

Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation

The Boeing Company

Restricted Gifts

Alumni

Class of 1956

Class of 1973

Richard '65 & Brenda Crowe '67

Douglas Dunbar '85

Bob '73 & Tricia Gosselin Quirk '83

Dan '73 & Jen Wellington

Ken & JoAnn Fernald Wicks '75

Tim '65 & Bonnie Hayes

John J. Nelligan '60

Fine Arts

Thomas E. Flanagan '59

Megan Lynn Gray '02

Skip & Helen Shirland

Al & Anne-Marie Tauses


Aaron Thomas

Carol Romeo Veits

Kathryn J. Wetherbee '06

Gifts in Kind

20 Below Video, LLC

Black Bear Inn

Dennis Casey & Suzanne Tyler

Coca Cola Bottling Co.

Collabric

Shaun Dowd '59


John & Maria Frankland

Pam Hennessey

Karen Johnson

Douglas Kimmel

Scott & Kelly Woodcock Lead-better '87

Clare Payne

Ron Schwizer

David Simonds

Jennifer Stone Photography

Bill & Alice Sullivan**

Math Department

Wal-Mart Foundation

Operating


RainStorm Consulting

Project Graduation

Brewer Eagles Club #3177

Les & Bonnie Newsom

Scholarships

Anonymous


Class of 1956

Abel Plaud '05

Kerry Sack

Science

George & Ann Keenan Albert '56 **

Daniel & Dina Cassidy**

David Foster '94

Michael & Elizabeth Schaab

Teacher In-Service

Michael & Nancy Connolly

Track

Donne Sinderson

Windows

Sharon Anderson Greer '58

(Continued from page 13)



Alumni and Friends Enjoying the Annual Alumni Gathering

Fall 2007


In Remembrance

*Alumni*

Julia Mooney '30

Mary Obey Spencer-Blinn '31

Mary Agnes Kelly Otis '32

Margaret 'Peggy' Obey Blinn '33

Lucille Lander Trainor '33

Edward A. Barry '35

Noreen McGraw Buckley '35

Sarah Sullivan Muller '38

Nelson M. Violette Sr. '38

Mary Wheelden Plank '39

Margaret Ryder Gray '39

Gerard 'Jerry' Pooler Sr. '40

John E. 'Jack' Trainor '40

Margaret M. Washburn '40

Teresa Bradbury Hooper '41

M. Annette Rice Kennedy '41

Bernice Stockwell Bickford '42

Sister Mary Connelly '42

Roland Plourde '42

Helena Sargent Goodness '45

Rosemary Riley '45

Geraldine Bass Emerson '46

John 'Smitty' Smith '46

Hugh F. Whitty Jr. '46

Dorothy McGee Hodge '47

James B. McCarron '47

Elsie Marie Mugnai Johnson '48

Roland 'Ronnie' King Jr. '48

Mary Moro Gunn '49

Shirley Allen Hogan '50

Robert Campbell Jr. '55

Jerry 'Jay' Parent '61

Herbert E. Reed Jr. '69

Howard David Mitchell '71

Constance 'Burke '72

Jane Mosher-Buyno '99

Jennifer Geissler '00

*Friends of Bapst*

Gloria A. Andrle

Isabelle Bickford

Ralph 'Sonny' Cammack

Charles Cassily

Mary Lou Colbath

Margaret Eich

Charlotte Pearl Foster

Audrey Geagan

Katherine Guerin

Teresa Mary Hansen

Heather MacKenzie Hathaway

Mary 'Betty' Jenkins

Janet Lacadie

Christopher Bruce Lamb

Edward 'Ted' Leonard III

Raymond Lynch, Sr.

Wilburn R. Massey

Rance McEachern

Carole Anne Lindsay McLeod

John Charles Merritt Sr.

Barbara Morneault

Joseph Murphy

Richard 'Ricky' Nelson

Ila Boynton Peters

Lorraine Ramsey

Terry E. Ring

Milton B. Silver

Bernadette Pelletier Smith

Miriam L. Smith

Lt. Col. Michael Spekhardt

Richard R. Thompson Sr.

Phyllis Tourtillotte

Allison I. Whitney

Phillip C. Woods

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