Savannah Country Day School - Country Data Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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MWWCJJ 32,1 qv COUNTRY DATA VOLUME ONE NINETEEN HUNDRED FIETY-SIX Published by The Senior Class of A SAVANNAH COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL All Photographs hy Greg Wilson Savannah, Georgia ff There if a tide in the affair! of men Which taken at the flood leaaff on to fortaneg On Jach a fall sea are we now afloat, Am! we max! tahe the current when it 5671265.71 Shakespeare, jaliaf Caeiar F OREWORD Wfe have chosen Shakespeares image of the high tide for this first yearbook of the Savannah Country Day School for two reasons. As graduating seniors we have reached the highest point of one phase of our lives. The slow trickle of the training of our earliest years now surges at the full. It gives' us the power to meet the greater challenges which are now im- minent. In a larger sense the creation of the school was the result of a high tide of enthusiasm springing from the citizens of Savannah and channeled by the In- corporators, the Trustees, the Headmaster, and the Faculty. During this first year we, the students, have become a part of the rising current to the extent that each of us has fed it and given it strength. To know and understand fully that this is our part is to know that this tide will not ebb. TRLETEES A. D. STROBHAR, Prefident LORTON S. LIVINGSTON, Vice Pfefidenl THOMAS H. ADAMS, sm-wry JACK H. RAUERS, JR., Treaxurer CHARLES ELLIS, IR. ROBERT W. GROVES, SR. JAMES P. HOULIHAN, QR. WILLIAM F. LYNES, JR. MALCOLM R. MaCLEAN L. C. MCCLURKIN MRS. FRANK P. MCINTIRE MRS. HOWARD MORRISON THOMAS OXNARD KAYTON SMITH R. W. TRUSDELL INCORPORATORS THOMAS H. ADAMS WALTER C. CARSON JACK CAY ROBERT H. DEMERE CHARLES ELLIS, JR. ROBERT W. GROVES, JR. E. SCHLEY KNIGHT WILLIAM LATTIMORE CLAYTON H. LEE I LORTON S. LIVINGSTON CECIL H. MASON JOSEPH M. OLIVER ROBERT O. SPRAGUE JACK J. RAUERS, JR. DEDICATION We dedicate this volume to Mr. R. W. Trusdell, whose tireless efforts in further- ing the high purposes of our school have been an inspiration to all of us. HEADMASTER'S THE MESSAGE This first Savannah Country Day School an'nual has as its symbolic theme the high tide. Each new year throughout the long future history of the School will be like a new cycle of the tide. There will be the flow of new students at the beginning, and the ebb of departing graduates at the end of each year. But underneath this minor pulsation there must always run a deeper flow--a current of zeal and dedication to a purpose. That purpose is summed up in the word Responsibility. Education really means learning Responsibility: toward ourselves, to bring out the best that is in us morally, mentally, and physically, toward our families, to justify the high hopes in which they have given us this schooling, toward our fellow men, to foster the qualities of citizenship, service, and leadership that will make for a better community and a better world. But in this first year or two particularly, there is one added Responsibility-our Responsibility toward the future of the School. The older generations of Savannah have given us this School in faith and trust. They look to its students in its beginning years to establish the erprit, the character, that will endure throughout its future, and will touch the lives of every one of the hundreds and hundreds of boys and girls who will pass through the School in the years ahead. This is a great Responsibility, and must be met greatly. ' R. W. TRUSDELL X , . Q 3. Y . i. 4 wi 5' V4--.. MAY H5 Q X 6, , 5 . L xg? .V A - f 6 ' if nav.. M' ' 1 Hg. A 1-5 fwfqag . 1, 1 ' . f' ,' . h.. 1 5 fy ..' ' ' 225 ,ff QQ .QQ .. f.,.f . 14. , Q1 ,F , ,, ' 1a,. f g..- 1? 5-fix! 4 'E . 1' 'Q wr .. ff-mg fm 'w tw? 'L .L -, my IK g ti fry In K - F- Q f if A. f , t I' . Jimi X? ' f H315 . i- + Y t. gi . mm,. N.,3i Q k W -. Q,: Rx, .' k . i A ,,. g f m,:b it VV 1 digit .fx if 5 fi Xxx L4 fri: ., R. ' M. 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RUTH WARREN Librarian LOWER SCHOOL MISS ANNE REDDY Principal Fifth Grade MRS. T. B. BACOT Assistant, Kindergarten MISS REBA BRIDGER Sixth Grade MRS. LUCILLE CARAKER Assistant, Kindergarten MRS. ALICE COLCOCK Sixth Grade S MISS CAROLINE COOK First Grade MISS LENA COWAN Kindergarten MRS. MATTHEW DUNN Second Grade MRS. STEWART C. FORBES Third Grade MISS ANNE LEE HAYNES Art MRS. ADELLA INGRAM Remedial Reading MRS. DOROTHY JENKINS First Grade MRS. KATE JONES Remedial Reading MISS KATHERINE LOGAN Third Grade MISS JOSEPHINE MARTIN Second Grade MRS. DOROTHEA MATTHEWS Art Appreciation MRS. S. P. TRAPNELL Fifth Grade MISS CHARLEY KATE WELLS Fourth Grade N at pictured: r MR. ALAN INGLESBY REV. HENRY RUSSELL MRS. GLORIA THOMAS STAFF MISS CAROLINE EDWARDS Secretary MRS. EMMETT NESBIT Secretary MRS. DONALD SACK Accountant MRS. R. W. TRUSDELL Administrative Assistant ..:..a?' . 1, .1256-T5E'f :554 Q. LL E. 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Lynn Crowztt A lovely being, scarcely formed or moulded, A rose with all its sweetest leaves yet foldedf, Louise Bowles Cunningham There's language in her eye, her cheek, her lip, Nay, her foot speaksg her wanton spirits look out At every joint and motive of her body. Lucy Penelope Espy Variety's the very spice of life That gives it all its flavorf' Katharine Wentworth Glevftdifmfting We may be as good as we please, If we please to be goodf' Fwmk Dixon H owden His life was gentleg and the elements So mix'd in him, that Nature might stand up And say to all the world, 'This was a man !' H Ruth Carol Norsworthy If music be the food of life, play o Give me excess of it. Helen Ame Seiler I cannot tell how the truth may be I say the tale as 'twas said to mef, Olin Thompson Smith Who can fortell for what high cause This Darling of the Gods was hom ? 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Front row: Nina Ravenscroft, Nettie Mood, Lin Budreau, Bonnie Cay, Sandra Smith. NINTH GRADE Wray Akins, Georgianna Keller, Dana Beasley, Anne Carson, John Carmack, Dee Sharpley, Reeves Lewis, Virginia Trapnell, Barry Crawford, Steve Ken- nard Randolph Brooks, Connie Mclntire, Francis Oliver, john Wylly, Mary Ann Dougher, Helen Reid. Not Piclzzred.' Elaine Johnson. EIGHTH GRADE Back row: Betty Wylly, William Richards, Dee McCormick,Chatham How- ard, Elizabeth Boyd. Center row: Sally Train, Randall Booker, Margaret Close, Patricia St. Clair, Sidney Kaminsky, Elizabeth Alexander. Front row: Dashiell Erdman, Elizabeth Humphrey, Lorton Livingston, Anne Dekle, Arlie Rowe, Lucy Smith, Warrington Howden. EIGHTH GRADE Standing: Charles Leggette, Maury Finklestein, Malinda Hatch, Charles Westerfield, Nancy Milligan, Dana Oliver, james Hangs, Sandra Beasley, Robert Minis, Ann Thompson, Franklin Brannen. Seated: Marion Throck- morton, Elsie Otto, Virginia Kelly, Lynn Creamer, Jane Bradley, Diane Hatch, Nancy Hangs, Dorothy Armstrong. SEVENTH GRADE Back row: Howard Morrison, Harry Hitch, Allan Lynes, Katharine Ellis Susan Strobhar, Elizabeth Mclntire, Stephen Connelly. Third row: Bea Upson Lem Highsmith, Nancy Saussy. Second row: Kitty Daniel, Sarah Wheeler Dana Reinschmidt, Nancy Richmond, Lee Mingledorff, Eileen Moreno Caroline Walker, Sam Morgan. Front row: Linda Smith, Doris Thacker Cynthia Titus, Joseph Harrison, Sammy Espy, Dudley Trapnell. SEVENTH GRADE Back row: Frank Stetson, Sandy Nelson, Robert Oliver, William Davidson, Barry Smith, Theodora Lippitt, Karen Hovde, Isabel Whitehead, Arthur Lucas, Peggy Coolidge. Center row: Mary Heard, Sue Wylly, Mimi Daniel, Kitty Comer, Christine Watkins, Georgia Roux, Laura Sweat, Tom Kelly. Front row: Ronald Clawson, Sandra Rivers, Frank Williams, Edward Benton, Lawton Tison, Richard Williams, Kitsie Prince. SIXTH GRADE Dianna Arnsdorff, Dorothy Landsberg, Caroline Mahany, Mary Ann Livings- ton, Susan Brent, Claiborne O'Neale, Elizabeth Croghan, Eloise Alexander Cynthia Coffin, Marian McIntosh, Marylin Lund, Judy Appel, Harriet Wil- liams, Margaret Davis, Georgenne Reid, Carole Lieberls, Grace Edgerton. SIXTH GRADE Bobby Stillwell, Camille Heery, Claton Sproull, Patricia Fulmer, Robert Gottschalk, Shirley Barrett, Bobby Banks, Edith Proctor, Paul Dasher, Maryann Bruen, Roger Straight, Mary Ann Calhoun, Alexe Mendel, Eleanor Clay, Sam Sloan. N at Pirtzzred: Timothy Trusdell, Ned Gay. FIFTH GRADE Angela McIntosh, Mary Dunn, Barrie Myrick, Barbara Berman, Margot Sirter, Martha Batjer, Elizabeth Mingledorff, Louise Clarke, Christine O'Neale, Jacqueline Ahern, Nancy Sanders, Diane Fulmer, Pamela Floyd. Not Pirtzzred: Barbara Lamas. FIFTH GRADE Back row: Stevie Adams, Allen Coward, Alice Peek, Lindley Mingledorff Glenn Martin, Homer Peeples. Third row: Charles Prince, Geanne Henry Rufus Miley, Gean Salter, joe Weed, Jay Titus. Second row: Eric Erickson Peggy Minis, John Cay, Mary Ethel jacocks, Lane Morrison, Molly Wheeler Front row: Marty Coolidge, john Howard, Meredith Capps, David Lubs Anne Straight. , . i I,- EOURTH GRADE Back row: Gloria Groover, Ellen Sloan, Martha Whitehead, Evelyn Martin, Robbie Hoffman, Patsy Gottschalk, Hubert Keller, Stevie Booker. Center row: Brandon Criswell, Mary Elizabeth Lattimore, Marjorie Arnsdorff, Liza Weed, Margaret Poindexter, Lolly Osborne, julia Howard, Myrtle Heery, Keith Heard, Diane Morgan. Front row: Catherine Fulmer, Maria Little, Carol Ann Hickey, Louise Young, Carole Blakely, Debbie Sieg, Downey Saussy, jimmy Mclntire. THIRD GRADE Back row: Lilla Calhoun, Remee Tjoumas, Renee Portman, Leslie Gibson, Deborah Nelson. Center row: Anne Lattimore, Laura Mazo, Gina Smith, Betty Cay, Linda Coleman, Margret Bowden, Susan Train. Front row: Ethel Livingston, Mary Lamas, Pamela Ryals, Sandra Bell, Gayle Meyers, Eulalia Johnston. N ot Pictured: Tally Denmark, Athena Gavalas. THIRD GRADE Back row: Margaret Livingston, Rebecca Wheeler, Elizabeth Helmken, Ray rnond Clawson, David Carson, Sam Adams, Randall Winburn. Front row Larry Trusdell, Henry Minis, Nancy Morrison, Emily Walker, Delane Wil liams, Lynn Eulenwider. N ot Pirizzred.' Eugene Parker. SECOND GRADE Back row: Laura Barrow, Anne Trotter, Alvin Kramer, Alice Keller, Robert Demere, jan Berman. Center row: Toby Kaminsky, Anne Mingledorff, Marilynn Hood, Pat Kennedy, Emma Harrington. Front row: Frank Maddox, Chris Knight, Elizabeth Lattimore, Catherine Dougher. Not Pictured: Margaret Schley. SECOND GRADE Back row: Nell Howard, jack Leigh, Skipper Knight, Billy Chisolm, joe Rooney, Robert Roux, Olaf Otto. Front row: Marian Rauers, Helen Artley, Pamela MacBrayne, Cynthia Rollings, Penny Morgan, Mary Morrison, Ver- nod Mood, Isabelle Stuart. FIRST GRADE Ross Mingledorff, Mark Powers, Tommy Mclver, Bobby Groves, Craig Altman, johnny Demere, Vincent Martin, Anne Winburn, Lovell Schirm, Harriett johnson, Elizabeth Rooney, Virginia Haile, Feay Shellman, Kathryn Osborne, Barbara McIntyre, jane Riner. FIRST GRADE Back row: Chris Mason, Bryan Roux, George Hammond, Ross Carter, Billy McIntosh, Bussy Bousquet. Center row: Bill Richardson, Mary Louise Mingledorff, Lane Gibson, Jeanne Mingleclorff, Jenifer jenkins, Jean Saussy, Tru Maddox, Andrea Victor. Front row: Michele Portman, Carol Rollings, Nancy Lewis. N at Pictured' Ann Hopkins. KINDERGARTEN Suzanne Adler, jean Allen, Merry Artley, Amy Baker, Kathy Calhoun, Betsy Cann, Caro Chislorn, Carolyn Clary, jones Colcock, Scott Connelly, Walter Dasher, Roland Denmark, Susan Fox, Carol Fulenwider, Debby Fulmer, Thomas B. Gilbert, Fenn Giles, Frank B. Hall, Skipper Hanson, Howard Helrnken, Andy I-Iolloman, Lorraine Holloman, john jenkins, Carolyn johnson, Mary Margaret Kessler, Lanora Khun, Garey Lambert, john Leffler, Priscilla Lientz, Ricky Lynes, Randy Marks, David Mason, Dabney Maxwell, Catherine Miller, Jojo Muller, Tommy Myrick, john O'Neil, Leigh B, Page, Marla Peeples, Micky Pierce, Strachan Pindar, john J. Rauers, jean Schley, Al Sopp, Barbara Ann Sowell, Bernadette Sullivan, Linson Warren, Debby Williamson, Freeman Wright, Chip Traub. FOOTBALL Back row: Robert Minis, Manager, Lin Budreau, Barry Crawford, Thomas Kelly, Mac Oliver, Arthur Lucas, Harry Hitch, Randy Sims, Steve Kennard, Charles Leggette, Randy Booker, Manager. Front row: Wellington Martin, Dana Beasley, Ralph Bowden, Ed Richards, Les Sadler, Eddie Carmack, William Trotter, Howard Morrison, Randy Brooks. Not PiCllH'6d.' Chip Howden, Al Henderson, john Wylly, Charles Westerfield, Ronnie Erickson, Dana Oliver, Frank Brannen, Maury Finklestein, Barry Smith, jimmy Hangs, Lorton Livingston, Sidney Kaminsky, Chat Howard, Ted Benton, Dick Wil- liams, Michael Westerfield, Dudley Trapnell, Sam Morgan, Steve Connelly, Sam Espy, Alan' Lynes, joe Harrison, Wray Akins, Reg Brooks,'Tommy Smith, Student Coach. Tigers . Panthers Nativity Bolles ..,.. ...,.. Bethesda Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets Hornets The Kick-off 6 6 12 7 7 Hornets vs Tigers BOYS' THE TEAM Back row: Al Henderson, Perry Brannen, Lester Sadler, Dickie Heard. Front row: Mac Oliver, Barry Crawford, Will Trotter, john Wvlly, Welly Martin, Reeves Lewis. BASKETBALL THE SQUAD Back row: Dana Oliver, Chat Howard, Bobby Minis, Peter Childs, Ralph Bowden, Eddie Carmack, Randy Sims, Randy Brooks, Howard Morrison. Center: Bobby Oliver, Barry Smith, Randy Booker, Arthur Lucas, Lorton Livingston, Frank Brannen, Dudley Trap- nell. Front row: Reg Brooks, Frank Williams, Ted Benton, Charles Leggette, Tom Kelly, Joe Harrison, Sidney Kaminsky, Dick Williams. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Back row: Peggy Coolidge, Phyllis Clay, Virginia Trapnell, Dancy Ross, Dee McCormick, Polly Wylly, Nina Ravenscroft, Linda Ann Hollis, Laura Connerat, Kitty Daniel. Third row: Bee Upson, Dottie Armstrong, Georgianna Keller, Lynn Crovatt, Captain, Dee Sharpley, Margaret Close, Elfrieda Barrow, Betty Wylly. Second row: Connie Mclntire, Sue Wylly, Anne Carson, jane Bradley, Betty Boyd, Caroline Walker, Front row: Doris Thacker, Bonnie Cay, Co-Captain, Eileen Moreno, Lawton Tison. TENNIS Back row: Peggy Coolidge, Linda Hollis, Dean Smith, Dee McCormick, Perry Brannen, Polly Wylly, Reeves Lewis, Kitty Daniel, William Davidson, Elsie Otto, Nina Ravens- croft, Elfrieda Barrow, Virginia Trapnell. Third row: Missy Heriot, jane Bradley, Ann Thompson, Georgia Roux, Margaret Close, Phyllis Clay, Helen Reid, Elizabeth Boyd, Isabell Whitehead, Karen Hovde, Sue Wylly, Virginia Kelly. Second row: Lucy Smith, Kitty Comer, Lee Mingledorff, Sandy Nelson, Frank Williams, Lynn Creamer, Caroline Walker, Frank Stetson, Theodora Lippitt, Arlie Rowe, Mimi Daniel, Elizabeth Hum- phrey. Front row: Lawton Tison, Sandy Rivers, Katherine Ellis, Kitsie Prince, Sarah Wheeler, Cynthia Titus, Doris Thacker, Libby Mclntire. Not Pictured: Nettie Mood. CHEERLEADERS Linda Smith, Dashiell Erdrnan, Pat St. Clair, Betty Wylly, Head Cheerleader, Anne Thompson, Eileen Moreno, Assistant Head Cheerleader. RIDING Theadora Lippitt, Dale Gabriel, Kitsie Prince, Judy Bergman, Anne Dekle, Nancy Rich mond, Linda Smith, Mimi Daniel, Kitty Comer, Kitty Daniel, Kitty Glendinning. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Standing: Anne Carson, Dana Reinschmidt, Theodora Lippitt, Mimi Daniel, Bill Chap man, Merrill Davis, Sandra Rivers, Lawton Tison, Bill Davidson, Christine Wfatkins Mrs. M. A. Warren. Seated: Dancy Ross, Connie Mclntire, Pam Thomson, Frank Wil liams, Dee Sharpley, Kitty Comer, Nancy Richmond. L -Q . W . f I W gn . 2 5 45. in a ' ' A ff as --2 w - S ' ,.,fzQfw, it A, ff f n! . 1 'i' 1 M W jf m, ,L. V u f X W A A, if S mv K XXX Q, h GLEE CLUB Back row: Penny Espy, Mary Lou Close, Corinne Kennard, Kitty Glendinning, Louise Cunningham, Wilda Story, Dee McCormick, Julia Oliver. Third row: Linda Gail Williams, Ann Seiler, Alice Corbin, Ann Mercer, Clara Roebling, Sally Keller, Mary Ann Dougher, Carol Norsworthy. Second row: Maria Antonopolo, Sonja Thomas, Stella Saussy, Betty Wylly, Laura Sweat, Elizabeth Boyd, Isabel Whitehead. Front row: Mr. Henry Terry, Conductor, Christine Watkins, Georgia Roux, Sally Train, Nancy Hangs. MARIA ANTONOPOLO, Preridenl Accompaniftf JULIA OLIVER, Vice Prerident Wilda Story CORINNE KENNARD, Serremry-Treayufer Ann Mercer Betty Wylly PATROL Back row: Steve Connelly, Frank Stetson, Frank Williams, Barry Smith. Third row: Tom Kelly, joe Harrison, Bobby Oliver, Arthur Lucas, Chat Howard. Second row: Sammy Espy, Sam Morgan, Dick Williams, Charles Leggette. Front row: Mimi Daniel, Nan Saussy, Kitty Comer. ART William Chapman, Ann Dekle, Katharine Ellis, Diane Hatch, Malinda Hatch, Karen Hovde, Elizabeth Humphrey, Georgiana Keller, Virginia Kelly, Libby Mclntire, Bernice Morgan, Sandy Nelson, Robert Oliver, Elsie Otto, Clara Roebling, Arlie Rowe, Lucy Smith, Sandra Smith, Frank Stetson, Susan Strobhar, Laura Sweat, Doris Thacker, Marion Throckmorton, Sally Train, Virginia Trapnell, Bea Upson, Caroline Walker, Sarah Wheeler, Sue Wylly. i i i i i l 2 i E i l l i 2 1 3 5 5 X i Q i i COUNTRY SQUIRE Standing: Betty Alexander, Dottie Armstrong, Elfreida Barrow, Dashiell Erdman, Sissy i Kennard, Sandy Beasley, Merrill Davis, Perry Brannen. Seated: Laura Connerat, Betty Wylly, Margaret Close, Nina Ravenscroft, Ann Mercer, Judith Bergman, Reeves Lewis. l ANNUAL STAFF Edim- WILDA STORY Adffifvff-' Bzzfineu Manager: MARIA ANTONOPOLO MR- HUGH CONKI-ING Photographic Editor: LOUISE CUNNINGHAM MR- JOHN DUNN MISS REBA BRIDGER Standing: Lynn Crovatt, Carol Norsworthy, Penny Espy, Anne Seiler, Mr. Hugh Conk- ling, Frank Hoyvden, Mr. john Dunn. Seated: Maria Antonopolo, Wilda Story, Kitty Glendinning, Louise Cunningham, Ed Richards, Anne Dekle, Elizabeth Humphrey. new -... f . ,VAk E ,1.' HONOR COUNCIL Standing: Margaret Close, Barry Crawford, Bernice Morgan, Sandy Nelson. Seated: Mr. Lee Sayre, Advisorg Mr. R. W. Trusdell, I-Ieadmasterg Clara Roebling, Secretaryg Penny Espy, Presidentg Frank Howden, Vice President. LOWER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Jacqueline Ahern, Eloise Alexander, President, Barbara Berman, Lilla Calhoun, Mary Anne Calhoun, Meredith Capps, Betty Cay, Louise Clark, Vice President, Brandon Cris- well, Margaret Davis, Mary Dunn, Diane Fulmer, Secretary, Ned Gay, Camille Heery, Jeanne Marie Henry, Carol Hickey, Mary Ethel Jacocks, Mary Lamas, Margaret Living- ston, Mary Ann Livingston, jimmy Mclntire, Peggy Minis, Deborah Nelson, Christine O'Neale, Debbie Sieg, Margot Sitter, Sam Sloan, Larry Trusdell, joe Weed, Mollie Wheeler, Miss Bridger, Advisor. Sl! ,A,,,,W,. . ,gf .sg Z 'Qi' N -wg w iwxgsgg asxmmsn . www. W wflvwffm ,, 5 QLQ. R X 55335225942 4 wwf' 4 RIDING Steve Adams, Margaret Bowden, Lilla Calhoun, Mary Calhoun, Meredith Capps, Louise Clarke, Cindy Coffin, Margaret Davis, Pam Floyd, Jeanne Marie Henry, Mary Ethel jacocks, Sis Johnston, Ann Lattimore, Elizabeth Lattimore, Laura Mazo, Angela McIntosh, Lissa Mingedorff, Peggy Minis, Lane Morrison, Margaret Morrison, Tina O'Neale, john Ravers, Marian Ravers, Susan Train, Larry Trusdell, Tim Trusdell, Louise Young. E Q 1 WHO'S WHO M011 Vermtile Clara Roebling and Ralph Bowden Ben Aibleref Polly Wylly and Les Sadler Friendlieft Dee McCormick and Mac Oliver Moft Sizzdiom Lucy Smith and Dean Smith Neatefl Connie Mclntire and Dana Oliver Leaf! Drag with the Facally Dotty Armstrong and Sam Morgan Cazfert Bonnie Cay and Ronnie Erickson Beit Pefffolzalizfief Penny Espy and Tom Kelly Q.ocker-X23 W one! E 95 C. . ... , ... g.A. , ' ' RS-S Xiciel A Fr- d' I I , 1 I CWNA Dggyhg . 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