Loogootee High School - Black Gold Yearbook (Loogootee, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

Reverend Leon Wessel Dedication We, the Seniors of 1958, dedicate our yearbook, the Black and Gold to those beloved classmates who have passed away. Reverend Leon Wessel was completing his high school education and had completed his junior year and had started his senior year when he died from complications following surgery. He was in charge of Mount Calvary Church and the Burns City charge. Shirlee Ann Dillion attended Loogootee Public School for 10 years and died in the early part of her senior year. A serious illness resulting from the flu caused her death. She was very popular and well liked by all who knew her. We shall always remember her smiling face and friendly personality. Dow Hedrick attended Loogootee Public High during his freshman year and was attending Alfordsville High School as a sophomore when he met his death in a hunting accident. Vallena Bowlinger also attended Loogootee Public School as a freshman and had completed her sophomore year at Odon High School when she was killed in an automobile accident. Keith Williams attended our school during his sophomore year and met his death during his junior year in an automobile accident. G. T. Williams Principal L. J. Costello Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION CLASS OF 1958 Yearbook Staff Co-Editors: Business Managers: Artist: Chairman of Sports: Pictures: Proofreader: Activities Chairman: Yvonne Sheetz Carolyn Harris Sharon Gibson Kenny Pannell Jim Wright Marlin Frye Lee Beeman James Smith Sue Strawn Barbara Neukam Sue Bledsoe CLASS STATISTICS Motto................................................. Always Higher Colors ..............................................Black and Silver Flower Yellow Rose Class Prophet . . . Class Will Writer . Historian.......... Song Writer .... Senior Class Sponsor Ann Armour Yvonne Sheetz Joe McKinley Richard Taylor Mr. Henry Jones 6 V. KENNETH E. PANNELL - Kenny Business Manager Freshman V. Pres. , Jr. Secretary Booster Club 1 yr. Junior and Senior Play Ambition: Mechanical Engineering Saying: It wasn't us, juniors. Pet Peeve: Underclassman Hobby: Getting in trouble DONALD MONTGOMERY - Pat Freshman Treasurer Booster Club 1 yr. Ambition: U. S. A. F. Saying: See, Ya Pet Peeve: Stuck up girls Hobby: Getting in trouble SHARON IDA HITE Glee Club 2 yrs. Home Ec. Club 3 yrs. Ambition: Domestic Engineer Saying: Have some gum. Pet Peeve: Kid Sisters Hobby: Getting in trouble SHARON K. GIBSON - Gabby Business Manager Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Pres. Glee Club 2 yrs. Home Ec. Club 2 yrs. Junior and Senior Class Play Band 8 yrs. , Majorette 3 yrs. Ambition: Secretary Saying: Mercy Pet Peeve: People that talk too much Hobby: Getting in trouble VIVIAN ANN COLLINS - Viv Booster Club 1 Home Ec.Club 4 Junior Class Play Ambition: Marriage Saying: Got any gum? Pet Peeve: Gossipers Hobby: Gene JAMES C. GENTRY - Jim Junior Vice-president Senior Class Play Ambition: Navy Saying: Beeman, you big $%$ Pet Peeve: Beeman Hobby: Getting in trouble SHIRLEY ENLOW HALL - Shirley Booster Club 4 Glee Club 3 Home Ec. Club 3 Ambition: Laboratory Technician Saying: Oh! I know it. Pet Peeve: People who gossip Hobby: Buying shoes and Kenny RjTuat WOMCMAKERS I JAMES WRIGHT - Jim Yearbook Staff - Business Manager Basketball 1 yr. Junior Senior Class Play Ambition: Chemical Engineering Saying: Eat a rock. Pet Peeve: Getting up Hobby: Sleeping late MARJORIE SUE STREETE - Margie Home Ec. Club 4 Junior Senior Class Play Ambition: Housewife Saying: Pardon me for breathing. Pet Peeve: Loud boys Hobby: Sewing MARLIN LEE FRYE Yearbook Staff - Business Manager Ambition: Architectural Engineer Saying: Shut up, Joe. Pet Peeve: Joe Leonard Hobby: Driving cars GLORIA LA VONNE BLOOM Junior Treasurer Booster Club 4 yrs. Athletic Club Glee Club 1 yr. Librarian 1 yr. Senior Class Play Ambition: Schoolteacher Saying: Gracious Pet Peeve: Leather Jackets Hobby: Getting in trouble JAMES R. TAYLOR - Flash Yearbook Staff - Song Writer Basketball 2 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Booster Club 1 yr. Glee Club 1 yr. Ambition: Millionaire Saying: Hey, Judy Pet Peeve: Gerald Frye Hobby: Cars and Judy EDWARD F. vVILDMAN - Ed Booster Club 2 yrs. Ambition: Billionaire Saying: Come here,Mary Lou. Pet Peeve: Pop Corn Machine Hobby: Girls CAROLYN JANE HARRIS - S.tm Editor - Yearbook Staff Senior Reporter Booster Club 4 yrs. Glee Club Librarian Junior Senior Play Band 8 yrs. , Majorette 3 yrs. Ambition: Teaching Profession Saying: Let's go, Susie. Pet Peeve: Deadlines Office Secretary 2 yrs. Hobby: Getting in trouble JOSEPH A. LEONARD - Joe Track 1 yr. Ambition: Navy Saying: Quit it, Frye. Pet Peeve: Marlin Frye Hobby: Drag Racing 4. JAMES R. SMITH - Jim Senior President Sophomore Vice-president Baseball 1 yr. Basketball 3 yrs. Track 3 yrs. Booster Club 1 yr. F. F. A. 4 yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. Band 6 yrs. Ambition: Agricultural Engineering Saying: Get with it man'.' Pet Peeve: Poor Sports Hobby: Dancing PHYLLIS KAY LEDGERWOOD - Phil Senior Treasurer Booster Club 4 yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. Home Ec. Club 3 yrs. Junior and Senior Class Play Ambition: A college education Saying: Oh! John. Pet Peeve: Girls who get mad easy Hobby: Getting in trouble Office Secretary 2 yrs. KARLENE SUE STRAVVN - Susie Yearbook Staff - Pictures Booster Club 4 yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. Home Ec. Club 3 yrs. Junior and Senior Class Play Ambition: To be a bride Saying: What are we gonna do to- night, Carolyn? Pet Peeve: Shoals Hobby: Getting in trouble Office Secretary 1 yr. J3U BARBARA J. NEUKAM - Barb Yearbook Staff - Proofreader Booster Club 4 yrs. Glee Club 3 yrs. Home Ec. Club 4 yrs. Librarian 1 yr. Band 4 yrs. Majorette 1 yr. Ambition: Private Secretary Saying: Have you seen Mike? Pet Peeve: Boys that won't dance Hobby: Getting in trouble GORDON LEE BE EM AN - Lee Basketball 1 yr. Track 1 yr. Junior and Senior Class Play Ambition: Dentist Saying: Gentry, you dumb ? !? Pet Peeve: Gentry Hobby: Green Mercury GERALD W. FRYE - Gerald Senior Vice-president Ambition: Business Manager Saying: Hey, Mary Rose Pet Peeve: Richard Taylor Hobby: Going steady JAMES D. HARKNESS - Jim Baseball 1 yr. Basketball 2 yrs. Athletic Club 1 yr. Junior Class Play Ambition: Mechanical Engineerin; Saying: Cut it out!’ Pet Peeve: Kids that are squares Hobby: Driving to Loogootee SUE BLEDSOE - Suzy yearbook Staff - Activity Booster Club 4 yrs. Glee Club 3 yrs. Home Ec. Club 4 yrs. Senior Class Play Ambition: Nurse Saying: Oh, you kids! Pet Peeve: Kids kidding me Hobby: Getting in trouble. Sec and Treas. Booster Club 14 PHYLLIS ANDERSON - Phyl Senior Secretary Booster Club 2 yrs. Home Ec. Club 2 yrs. Senior Class Play Band 2 yrs. Ambition: Private Secretary Saying: ’’Don’t” Pet Peeve: Superiority Hobby: Getting in trouble Office Secretary 1 yr. JOVIAN BART McKINLEY Yearbook Staff - Historian Baseball I yr. Basketball 1 yr. Booster Club 4 yrs. Junior and Senior Class Play Band 3 yrs. Ambition: Millionaire Saying: I don’t know. Pet Peeve: Pop Corn Machine Hobby: Phyllis Anderson AMELIA ANN ARMOUR - Annie Yearbook Staff Class Prophet Booster Club 2 yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. Home Ec. Club 2 yrs. Librarian 2 yrs. Science Club 1 yr. Ambition: West Virginia Co-ed Saying: ”Oh, really now. Pet Peeve: People that don't know that I'm from W. Virginia WILLIAM JEROME KEDVVELL - Jerry Class Play, Senior Ambition: Knight of the Road Saying: Missuh Jones Pet Peeve: Living Hobby: Breathing JANICE SUE HALL Booster Club 1 yr. Home Ec. Club 4 yrs. Ambition: Marriage Saying: No foolin' Pet Peeve: Kid brothers Hobby: Getting in trouble Senior Class History We entered Loogootee Public High School in 1954 as freshmen. Fifty-one freshmen enjoyed a hayride, skating party, sock hop, and a trip to Spring Mill under Mr. Holland, our class sponsor. Our class officers were: President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Sharon Gibson Kenny Panne 11 Shirlee Dillon Pat Montgomery In 1955, forty-one of us entered as sophomores. With our sponsors, Mr. Page and Mrs. Dooley, we participated in a series of activities, including a skating party and a trip to Spring Mill. Our class officers were: President Sharon Gibson Vice-president James Smith Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Hawkins In 1956, thirty-nine of us entered as juniors. Mr. Jones and Miss Crooke were our sponsors. This year was full of activities with the main one being our Junior-Senior Prom which with the help of Miss Crooke was a huge success. Our junior play, Susan Steps Out, another success thanks to Mr. Jones and Mr. Gates. We also enjoyed a trip to Spring Mill. We were also very happy to receive our class rings. Our class officers were: President Sharon Gibson Vice-president James Gentry Secretary Kenny Panne 11 Treasurer Yvonne Sheetz In 1957, thirty-one returned as seniors. We have enjoyed a hayride, sock hop, and another successful play. This year our play was Hillbilly Weddin'. We are very proud of our year- book, The Black and Gold, which is published with the untiring help of our sponsor, Mr. Jones. We have planned a trip to Washington, D. C. and New York along with our sponsor, Mr. Jones. We are also looking forward to a banquet and prom. We have graduating a yell leader, Sharon Gibson, three baseball players: James Smith, Jovian McKinley, and James Harkness; and one basketball player, James Smith. We will always remember our baccalaureate and commence- ment. We will never forget the five classmates to whom this Black and Gold is dedicated. Our class officers were: President James Smith Vice-president Gerald Frye Secretary Phyllis Anderson Treasurer Phyllis Ledgerwood Reporter Carolyn Harrid Written by Jovian McKinley Senior Class Prophecy It was during the spring recess at W. V. U. that I decided to start my vacation off by going to a carnival. Passing by the side shows, I saw a large crowd gathered at the Harem Dancers. I heard a familiar voice yell out .. .featuring the 'Blossum of the Harem'... Karlene Strawn. I thought — how familiar that barker looks, if he didn't have that long, red beard, I'd swear it was Jerry Kidwell up to his old tricks. I walked on down the tine until I saw a big sign which said Gloria Bloom, the Snake Charmer. Jim Smith sold me my ticket and I went in. At first glance, I didn't recog- nize her, with all those snakes wrapped around her body, but sure enough, it was she. The next day I started my trip around the world, to look up all my old classmates. My first stop was in Texas at Red's Dude Ranch. I was very surprised to find Kenny Pannell giving Shirley Enlow horseback riding lessons. From Texas I went on to San Francisco. While awaiting the sailing of my ship I went to a motion picture theatre. The newsreel was just beginning. It was about a lady wrestler called the Blond Her- cules. She was masked and much to my surprise during the struggle her opponent pulled her mask off. Good Heavens!! It was Margie Street. The next day I set sail on the Cool Cookie. I mistakingly wandered into the cap- tain's quarters. There sat Richard Taylor, in deep concentration, still trying to com- pose the class song. Poor thing, it had gone to his head. Meanwhile, up on deck the girls were flocked around the famous playboy, Jim Wright. That night the ship's orchestra supplied entertainment. Janice Hall really beat a mean tempo on her bongo drums. Passing the equator I was standing on deck with my spyglasses. On the horizon was a small dot. As we grew closer, I could make out a small island. It was deserted, or so I thought, until I saw a long figure sitting there cracking coconuts—Good Heavens! It was Eddie Wildman. There was a short stop in South America. It was a fine opportunity for me to visit Plyllis Ledgerwood, who was running a sugar plantation. On the way to Africa we went by Borneo, but we were afraid to stop. The captain was nice enough to go as close to Sue Bledsoe's chicken farm as he could. I'll always re- member her standing there surrounded by chickens, waving. Later, in Africa, we took time out for a safari into the jungle. Everywhere we went, the natives were talking a- bout their White God. We met him while on an elephant hunt. Yes, it was the same old Pat Montgomery. Venturing further into the jungle we ran into another safari. It was Phyllis Anderson pushing her way into Deepest, Darkest Africa, to sell Silky Straight to the pigmies. We left her there and went on to Egypt. There we saw Viv- ian Collins, who has a whole herd of camels and rents them to tourists. She directed us to King Tuts tomb where we met Bonnie Sheetz. She is an archaeologist now and has a gay time digging up old tombs. From Egypt I traveled on to Turkey to meet our suave, sophisticated, peacemaking ambassador, Carolyn Harris. Next stop—China. Everyone kept telling me about Lee's exotic tea house, so I made it my next stop. Lee Beeman was certainly the last person I ever expected to see in a kimono. From the dark Orient, I went into bright, sunny Italy. I didn't expect to see anyone there, but I just stopped off for a rest. So I was surprised to run into Sharon Hite. She was gathering information for a book she was writing, How to dig up a City. I was even more surprised to see Joe Leonard. He was head pilot on a fleet of Gondolas. He also serenades under certain windows, with a guitar. (They won’t let him sing.) From there I went on to Paris, France. For some reason, it was a big attraction for several of my classmates. Barbara Neukam was starring in a French movie version of Love Me or Leave Me. Saving the best till last, I went to see the Follies on my last night in Paris. There, decked out in a lot of feathers and a few ruffles, I discovered Sharon Gibson. She had changed her name to Sheriee and was quite the favorite of all the ug audience. Jim Harkness was also in Paris, but not doing anything in parti- cular, just sitting in the different sidewalk cafes all day long. I couldn't imagine why he was carrying a sypglass. The next day I journeyed to Brussels to the World Fair. The United States Contribu- tion was The Flying Marvel, Jovian McKinley. The stadium was so crowded I could hardly get in. Gina Lolobridgida was performing when I arrived, but when Joe entered the center ring wearing black satan tights and a scarlet red silk shirt, all attention turn- ed his way. It was truly a day of surprises. I finally had to end my tour and head back to New York. When I arrived there, they were in the midst of a crusade to clean up New York. It would involve a lot of under- ground work —cleaning sewers, but Marlin Frye said that he was the man for the job, he didn't mind it. There were two of my classmates that I didn't get to see. One of them was Gerald Frye who had become a hermit and was living in Alaska, and the other one was Jim Gentry. He is residing at Sing Sing, and is the brains of the underground there. (He always did favor striped shirts.) I went through Loogootee on my way back to W. V. U. for one last look at the statue of Mr. Jones, which the Senior Class of '58 had erected in tribute for his help above and beyond the call of duty, in getting the seniors out of trouble. Well, now that I had seen all of my old friends, I could go back to W. V. U. (Wuxuprtc Vexputeoina Uptobiane - that's Martian for World Destroyer's Union) and push the button to destroy the world. I tried to tell them I was a Martian but they wouldn't believe me. Ha! Ha! Written by Ann Armour COMPLIMENTS OF PALMER ELECTRIC DONALDSON TOGGERY WASHINGTON, INDIANA Senior Class Wil I, Phyllis Anderson, will my age to Mary Lou Cox. I, Ann Armour, will my being the only girl in math class to Connie Arvin. I, Gordon Beeman, will my car to Richard Davis. I, Carolyn Bledsoe, will my stubborness to not go steady to some lucky girl in the junior class. I, Gloria Bloom, will my driving ability to Carolyn Day (be careful). I, Vivian Collins, will my seat in English to Mary Brothers. I, Shirley Enlow Hall, will my diamonds to Mary Rose Farley. I, Marlin Lee Frye, will my Architecture Drawing ability to Wilmer Wittmer. I, Gerald Frye, will my position as vice-president to Larry Sargent. I, Jim Gentry, will my ability to get out of bed to John Medina. I, Sharon Gibson, will my position as drum major to Jo Ann Harris. I, Janice Hall, will my diamond to Kay Mattingly. I, James Harkness, will my ability to get along with the opposite sex to Jim Frye. I, Carolyn Harris, will the honor of writing From the Lion's Den to Frankie Trester. I, Sharon Hite, will my place in the cafeteria to anyone who wants it. I, William Kidwell, will my St. John's education to Bob Chandler. I, Phyllis Ledgerwood, will my working in the cafeteria to anybody stupid enough to take it. I. Joe Leonard, will my driving ability to Bobby Chandler. I, Joe McKinley, will the pop corn machine to Kenny Baker. I, Donald P. Montgomery, will my dice to Mr. Williams. I, Barbara Neukam, will my long hair to Bernetta Davis. I, Kenneth Pannell, will my height to Dave Harris. I, Catherine Yvonne Sheetz will my natural curly hair to Mrs. K. Williams. I, James Smith, will my position as captain to Wilmer Wittmer. I, Sue Strawn, will my position on the yearbook staff to Ruby Stoll. I, Marjorie Street, will my good-naturedness to Mr. Williams. I, Richard Taylor, will my bucket of bolts to drivers' training class. I, Ed Wildman, will my good looks to Frankie Trester. I, James Wright, will my basketball ability to Billy Wright. I, Mr. Henry Jones, will my 1958 senior class the success of the world. We, the seniors, will our sponsor, Mr. Henry Jones, to the oncoming seniors. 20 Sponsored by BROTHERS CAFE, Loogootee, Indiana GORDON PHILLIPS CECIL PENNINGTON ANN BATEMAN PAUL CARSON CAROLYN DAY BOBBY CHANDLER JAMES FRYE ALICE MEHNE DALE SMITH MARY ROSE FARLEY MARY ANN CHANLEY KENNETH BAKER CLIFFORD McGUIRE SUE ZIGLER BERN E l l A DAVIS ROY COLE RUBY STOLL RICHARD HOFFMAN PAUL WAGGONER VIRGINIA WILSON MARY ALICE MILLIGAN RICHARD DAVIS JO ANN SHAKE FRANKIE TRESTER CHARLES SEALS CONNIE ARVIN to oo NAME NICKNAME Connie Arvin Connie Anna Bateman Ann Kenny Baker Bake Sandra Bruner Sandy Mary Bridgewater Mary Emma Mary Brothers Shorty David Crane Dave Mary Ann Chaniey Pee Wee Bobby Chandler Bobby Roy Cole Charlie Paul Carson Kit Carolyn Day Day-Day Bernettia Davis Sissy Richard Davis Rich Janice Evans Janice James Frye Jim Mary Rose Farley Rosie Richard Hoffman Rich Marjorie Mattingly Katie Clifford McGuire Rosebud Mary A. Milligan Mary Alice Alice Mehne Janie Carolyn McBride Carol Cecil Pennington Cec Bob Pennington Bob Gordon Phillips Little Jack Jo Ann Shake Shake -a-leg Charlie Seals Charlie Ruby Stoll Blond ie Larry Sargent Sarg Dale Smith Smitty Frank Trester J.W. Virginia Wilson Ginny Wilmer Wittmer Wimp Paul Waggoner P.J. Richard Watkins Watkins FAVORITE SAYING PET PEEVE HEART THROB Hot diggity Semester tests Shelton Ya' think so, huh? Blonds Albert Sarg, let’s go catting. Alice I mean, you know English Everett Oh, boy! Rainy days Bob Hi, Eddie A certain girl Eddie Now, Henry Henry Mary Lee What you say ? Mr. Butcher Bob Tomorrow is another day. Cecil and Henry Billie Who, me ? Alice Mehne Cat — Let's went Tom Loomise Carol That's too bad. Trucks D. H. D. I don’t know. Two-faced people Larry Hey, Sarg Butcher S. D. S. Really Short week-ends Neal Huh Henry Ruth I don't know. Richard Davis Gerald Well, I'll be Larry Sargent Girls Why don't you shut up? Certain girls Joe B. You don't know. Watkins Oh, for heavens sakes! Teachers Jerry T'ain’t easy Kenny Sonny Why? Jo Ann Alden Ray Huh? Mrs. Williams Gordon Don't you ever work? Bob Chandler Mrs. Hawthorne What you got for that? Henry Kiefers Oh, my gosh. Carolyn Art I don't know. English Nobody Oh, Judas. Certain boy on 45 Living doll Oh, no !! Kenny K. R. K. I don't know. Henry All of them Slick as snot Wimp Mary Jo Oh, my goodness. Rainy days Freddie You goof-he ad. Frank A certain girl Oh, boy! English Margie Go buy a pack. Clifford Still lookin' BEVERLY ARV1N JAMES MURPHY LYNDA ABEL LARRY BROWN DOROTHY NEUKAM MARY ANN DIVINE JERRY CHANLEY PAMELA STRICKLAND JOHN BLEDSOE PATTY COX DAVID SMITH JANICE KEIFER DELBERT FIELDS JANET KEIFER DAVID PEEK SHELBA SIMMONS LARRY TAYLOR BARBARA DUNCAN JERRY SMITH BEVERLY SALMON SHERRY SARGENT RONALD TRAMBOUGH DONNA CRANE WILLIAM WRIGHT ELIZABETH ARVI DICK FOX TERRY INMAN JUDY WALTON DONALD WAGNER BETTY FESLER ALMA WILLIAMS BILLY HUNT CAROLYN LEDGERWOOD GORDON SPENCER ■ M . i 31 CHARLOTTE ROLLER DONNA CHANDLER SUE INMAN larry hembree CHARLOTTE KERNS MARILYN WADE ARNOLD PENNINGTON WILMA ZIGLER MARGIE TRUELOVE JONNIE MEDINA SHIRLEY SPEARS In 1957 sixty-three of us entered as freshmen. During that year we enjoyed a skating party and a sock hop under the direction of our wonderful sponsor, Mr. Young. We entered this year with sixty students and we sponsored a sock hop with the help of Mr. Gates. We are happy to say that we are one of the largest classes to ever enter this school and hope to graduate with the same record. 32 Sponsored by BAKER PETRY FEED MILL, HAYSVILLE, INDIANA First Row: S. Jones, R. Gentry, K. Sheetz, P. Jeffers, P. Barber. Second Row: G. Fox, K. Lagenour, W. Dillon, B. Evans, D. McGuire. Third Row: J. Harris, D. Hall, D. Sheetz, J. Krodel, M. Atchison. Fourth Row: W. Bohlinger, C. Jones, K. Miller, K. Jordan, V. Davis. Fifth Row: M. Mathena, D. Hoffman, B. Phillips, J. Bauer, M. Torr. 34 Sponsored by BROWN LUMBER COMPANY, Loogootee, Indiana First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: R. Daugherty, S. Woods, S. Truelove, J. Barlett, D. Phillips. H. Bridgewater, J. Montgomery, J. Waggoner, L. Wessel, C. Hembree. J. Plummer, M. Cox, H. Frye, F. Wittenmyer, R. Seals. D. Strange, K. Williams, H. Swartzentruber, N. Mathena, M. Truelove. P. Fish, M. Kern, G. Mosby, P. Ellis, S. Strickland. J. Melton. 35 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: , Fourth Row: Mr. Gates, A. Zigler, B. Ravellette, B. Enlow, K. Jackson, D. Conolty. J. Neukam, C. Braun, L. Spears, J. Gee, N. Lundy, D. Lagel. J. Nigg, N. Beckett, J. Robbins, J. Burner, T. Hall, B. Durst. C. Davis, M. Lett, C. Palmer, C. Sheetz, M. Newton, J. Gee. C. Day, K. Keish. Sponsored by AMERICAN LEGION POST 120, Loogootee, Indiana 37 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Mr. Gates, P. Divine, M. Mathena, B. Enlow, S. Drew. M. Hoffman, N. Overton, N. Seals, D. Smith, T. Bledsoe, B. Gillick, P. Duncan, J. Seals, J. Taylor, J. Bussinger, J. Swartzentruber, S. McCrary. K. Greene, M. Perkins, B. Truelove, R. Niedeffer, B. Hatfield, V. Jeffers. S. 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