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The members of Alpha Chi Sigma are Art Abington, Monte Bosch, Dave Bowen, Gerald Brun- skill, John Davies, Tom Cummings, Ted Dielke, .lan Dunker, Steve Dyer, Harold Eaton, Karl Gerdes, Ken Graves, Russ Healy, Brice Hickenbotham, Dallas Hinrichs, Charles Hintze, Don Hixon, Bruce Howard, Dave Hyde, Bill Hyde, Steve Jeschke, Mike Keegan, Charles Kliche, Keith Kostlan, Glen Lambert, Glen Larson, Keith Long, Robert Lutton, Randy Malta- verne, Alan Nelson, Alex Nelson, Dave Nold, Wayne Ogren, Lorrey Muellenburg, Karl Olmstead, Paul Paulhamus, Matt Peabody, Ron Peterson, Mike Rock, Rich Rovang, Chuck Schick, Craig Tieszen, Charles Thoeming, Carl Wallace, Rob Wheeler, Jim Williams, and Randy Wischmann. -.TT A kay! H
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