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FOOTEQLL TEQVTI . .-...,. Q.- Y.-4 ,- Y 1 Top Row: P. Slaninka, C. Kern, G. Newton, C, Heminger, R. Stenphenson,D. Rupp, W. Wise, Q. Rostetter, R. Thomas, D. Lybarger, D. Ritenour, J. Ly- barger, Coach Campbell, Bottom Row: B. Smith, J. Kiger, W. Benson,Df.Reed D. Kos-ch, D. Koenigseker, R. Ritenour, R. Winslow, L. 'Nielinsl-ti, H. Hall -.
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131'-DSKETIBFQLL TEQVTW s Top row: J. Kiger, D. White, J. Strayer, D. Rupp, U. Kosch, D. Koenig-yseker, B. Bierbaum, D. Ritenour, Coach Campbell, Bottom Row: M. Ryerson, H. Hall., B. Mondron, B, Smith, R. Winslow, P. Eiontion, D. Ritenour,
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