Great Commission High School - Crusader Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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REV BIL ' PA LHE UL Presfg1g?RE aww Mrs. B1 bb and Jonathan, David Ro ' Hheimer

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Xt. ' ww of MM M- is ffiapu, GD 'liulnrteaf 7 of 1 55 9 Kenneth C. I-Iarting, Sr. Chairman of the Board Abrams, Rev. Wm. Beck, Rev. Gordon Bell, Rev. Robert E. Broyles, Virgil Carter, Barton Chapman, William, Sr. Clinard, Roy Cox, Fred R. Dauch, William French, Rev. H. Robb Haines, Rev. Wallace Handel, Philip Harrold, Delmar Harting, Kenneth C. Sr. Higgins, Fred M. Holland, Walter H. Lewis, Marvin McClain, Rev. James Polk, Emmerson Pursiful, S. N. Ramsey, Leonard Reger, Forest Rusco, Alfred Seekins, Mary Green Speicher, Harold Stanley, Rev. Jack Tinkle, Rev. Arthur Wilkinson, E.R.