Spring Hill College - Torch Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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FDPUFO Provosty C. Byrne F S h .dt D. DeHoff F. Gianotti Hard1e W. DeHoff R Ehml F. Young J. Youd Damrich A. Yeend H ding. J. Davidson R. Charles Cassidy H. Lavigne ' u erm L.DeRouen C. Conroy