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BUTLER 1933 RALPH BALDWIN 1939 LAWRENCE A. CALVERT 1939 PHILIP BALYEAT 1936 C. PAUL CAMERON 1934 WILLARD J. BANYON 1930 JOHN T. CAMPBELL 1936 WILLIAM C. BARCLAY 1935 ROBERT D. CAMPBELL 1939 CHARLES BARKER 1939 DONALD B. CANHAM 1935 FRANK E. BARNARD 1931 CECIL E. CANTRILL Jr. 1939 EDWARD P. BARRETT 1936 JOHN CAWLEY 1938 JOHN G. BARRY 1938 ALFRED CHADWICK 1936 WILLIAM C. BATES 1932 DONALD CHAFFEE 1933 HARVEY BAUSS 1932 HARVEY E. CHAPMAN 1938 DAVID D. BEACH Jr. 1935 WILLIAM K. CHASE 1933 CHESTER C. BEARD 1937 EDWARD C. CHASE Jr. 1937 LEO C. BEEBE 1934 JACK W. CHILDS 1939 WILLIAM F. BEEBE 1937 HARRISON CHURCH 1936 JEROME BELSKY 1930 ROLLIN W. CLARK Jr. 1938 HAL T. BENHAM Jr. 1937 HARVEY CLARKE MGR 1932 HARRY S. BENJAMIN Jr. 1932 JAMES H. CLARKE 1931 KEITH F. BENNETT 1932 JOHN H. CLARKE 1939 RICHARD C. BENNETT 1930 ROBERT CLARKE 1931 ROBERT BENNETT 1935 FREDERICK CODY 1930 WILLIAM C. BENZ 1937 JAMES F. COLOMBO 1931 J. CHARLES BERNARD 1932 LOUIS J. COLOMBO Jr. 1935 RICHARD BERRYMAN 1939 BILLY B. COMBS 1935 STANLEY R. BIRLESON 1930 WILLIAM COMPTON 1930 CHARLES W. BISHOP 1930 S. BEACH CONGER Jr. 1934 FRANK BISSELL 1937 GEORGE J. COOKE 1938 WILLIAM F. BLACK Jr. 1936 ROBERT E. COOPER 1934 RICHMOND S. BLAKE 1935 EVERETT C. COPLEY 1933 ALBERT BLUMENFELD 1938 HENRY R. CORWIN 1934 WILLIAM BOICE 1935 LELAND COULTER 1934 GEORGE A. BOLAS 1935 WALTER F. COURTIS 1933 MARKHAM COVENTRY 1936 IRWIN ELLIOT 1930 RODERICK H. COX 1934 JOSEPH ELLIS 1938 JOHN W. CREIGHTON Jr. 1931 RANSOM C. ELLSWORTH 1932 JAMES C. CRISTY Jr. 1937 JOHN R. EMERY 1935 WILLARD CRITTENDEN 1937 ROBERT A. EMMETT 1931 KEITH K. CROSSMAN 1933 HAROLD H. EMMONS Jr. MGR 1939 CHARLES CROWE 1935 MILTON J. ESKIE 1939 CARL A. CULVER 1934 E. WIDMER ETCHELLS 1939 FRED C. CULVER 1932 ALLISON B. EVANS 1939 DAVID G. CUSHING 1934 ARTHUR L. EVANS 1939 EDWARD CZAK 1938 FOREST J. EVASHEVSKI 1934 OGDEN DALRYMPLE 1931 DeFOREST EVELAND 1932 RUSSELL DAMM 1934 CHRIS EVERHARDUS 1937 HARLAND DANNER 1931 HERMAN EVERHARDUS 1934 LAWRENCE J. DAVID 1936 JOHN T. FABELLO 1933 GEORGE DAVID Jr. 1939 AUGUST FABYAN 1937 HAROLD E. DAVIDSON 1937 DOUGLAS FARMER 1935 HOWARD R. DAVIDSON Jr. 1937 WILLIAM H. FARNSWORTH 1932 EDWIN C. DAYTON 1938 SANFORD FARRELL 1935 D. JARVIS DEAN 1937 ROSS FAULKNER 1930 CHARLES DeBAKER 1931 STANLEY FAY 1931 ALFRED DECKER 1935 FRANK FEHSENFELD 1932 RICHARD DEGENER 1931 FREDERIC C. FENSKE 1934 JOHN W. DERSCH 1933 ROBERT FERAR 1931 JAMES DeSTEFANO 1932 HOWARD FERGUSON 1937 EDMOND DeVINE 1936 CARL F. FERNER 1933 WILLIAM DIBBLE 1938 ADOLF FERSTENFELD 1931 GEORGE B. DICKERSON 1931 ROBERT FEUSTEL 1935 F. NED DIEFENDORF 1934 CARL FIERO 1931 MICHAEL DIFFLEY 1936 RAYMOND FINK 1939 JOHN S. DOBSON 1932 JOHN W. FISCHER Jr. 1938 RUSSELL T. DOBSON 1930 BENJAMIN FISHMAN MGR 1930 J. GLENN DONALDSON 1933 EMANUEL FISHMAN 1931 WILLIAM R. DOUGALL 1936 HERMAN FISHMAN 1930 LESLIE H. DOUGLASS 1933 RAYMOND T. FISKES Jr. 1930 WILLIAM J. DOWSETT Jr. 1930 DAVID W. FITZGIBBONS 1935 CHARLES E. DREW 1934 CARL FIERO 1931 JOHN J. DRIVER 1936 RAYMOND FINK 1935 NELSON DROULARD 1932 JOHN W. FISCHER Jr. 1932 TAYLOR DRYSDALE 1930 BENJAMIN FISHMAN 1934 GEORGE DUFFY 1933 EMANUEL FISHMAN 1934 HARVEY S. DURAND Jr. 1936 HERMAN FISHMAN 1939 SAMUEL H. DURST 1933 RAYMOND T. FISKES Jr. 1936 LEONARD DWORSKY 1930 DAVID W. FITZGIBBONS 1933 ROLIND EARLE 1934 RICHARD H. FLEMING 1936 WILLIAM H. EASON 1936 JESSE FLICK 1930 HARRY EASTMAN Jr. 1937 HAROLD J. FLOERSCH 1931 HAWLEY EGLESTON 1939 ROBERT L. FLORA MGR 1934 CHARLES J. EHRESMAN Jr. 1934 GEORGE FORD 1931 CHARLES EKNOVICH 1932 GERALD R. FORD Jr. 1934 RICHARD ELLERBY 1936 RAYMOND V. FRAZIER 1932 H. THOMAS ELLERBY Jr. 1934 SEYMOUR FREEDMAN 1933 ERNEST E. FREEMAN Jr. 1936 B. DOUGLAS HILTY 1930 LEONARD FRIEDMAN 1938 URBANE HIRD 1934 CLIFFORD FRIEND 1939 EDWIN HOAGLAND 1938 RALPH C. FRITZ 1938 FRANCIS P. HOGAN 1932 JOSEPH FRUMKES 1938 DAVID HOLMES 1938 EDWARD C. FRUTIG 1939 WILLIAM F. HOLMES 1932 RUSSELL FUOG 1939 ROBERT HOLT 1931 DAVID GAFILL 1930 JOE HOLTZMAN 1935 JESSE G. GARBER 1939 ROBERT M. HOOK 1932 JAMES E. GARNER 1936 R. WALLACE HOOK Jr. 1936 ELMER J. GEDEON 1930 RAWSON HOSMER 1935 JOHN A. GEE Jr. 1930 JOHN C. HOWARD 1937 LOUIS S. GILBERT 1932 RODERICK HOWELL 1936 GROVE R. GINDER 1931 ROGER W. HOWELL 1938 EDWARD GINSBERG 1930 JOHN D. HUBLY 1931 BEN GLADING 1930 BYRON HUGHES MGR 1938 DEAN E. GLIDDEN 1935 DAN HULGRAVE 1936 LOUIS GOLDBERG 1931 MALCOLM HUME 1931 DuVAL P. GOLDSMITH 1934 DAVID S. HUNN 1931 JACK T. GOLDSMITH 1934 MOREAU HUNT 1934 PAUL J. GORMAN 1938 EDWARD J. HUTCHENS 1935 BEN GRADY 1939 DONALD R. INGALLS 1935 GEORGE A. GRAVES 1934 JOHN J. JABLONSKI 1939 JOHN B. GREEN 1933 TAGE JACOBSON 1937 WILLIAM GRIFFITHS 1938 ELDON JAMES 1938 JOHN H. HAIGH 1936 GILBERT M. JAMES 1939 GEOFFREY G. HALL 1936 FRED C. JANKE 1931 EUGENE HAND 1934 FERRIS JENNINGS 1931 MICHAEL R. HANNA 1938 THOMAS C. JESTER 1934 CLOYCE E. HANSHUE 1933 JOHN P. JEWELL 1938 THOMAS D. HARMON 1935 ERNEST C. JOHNSON 1934 JACK HARROD Jr. 1934 J. DERLAND JOHNSTON 1934 HARRY HATTENBACH 1931 ALEXANDER H. JOLLY Jr. 1937 PHILLIP C. HAUGHEY MGR 1935 FREDERICK JONES 1932 A. JOHN HAUSERMAN 1939 FORREST JORDAN 1930 MORTIMER HAWKINS 1936 JOHN D. JORDAN Jr. 1938 DOUGLAS A. HAYES 1934 RICHARD S. JOSLIN 1937 THOMAS HAYNIE 1934 HOWARD KAHN 1932 FRANCIS HAZEN 1932 HENRY C. KAMIENSKI 1935 WALTER HEAVENRICH 1936 ALFRED KARPINSKI 1933 LOUIS HEIDEMAN 1935 JACK H. KASLEY 1937 RALPH HEIKKINEN 1934 DANIEL G. KEAN 1938 JOHN HEINE 1935 PAUL KEELER 1932 ROBERT C. HELLIWELL 1938 STANLEY G. KELLEY 1931 JOHN P. HESTON 1937 EDWARD E. KELLMAN 1939 HENRY HEYL 1933 JOHN N. KELLY 1935 VICTOR HEYLIGER 1939 REUBEN W. KELTO 1930 JARVIS S. HICKS Jr. 1933 CASS W. KEMP MGR 1930 ARTHUR W. HIGHFIELD Jr. 1930 KARL KEMPF 1932 WILLARD H. HILDEBRAND 1930 MILTON G. KENDRICK 1931 WILLIAM HILL 1931 FRANK KENNEDY 1938 LESLIE A. HILLBERG MGR 1936 JAMES A. KIDSTON 1938 JOHN R. KIDWELL 1932 ERVIN H. MARKUS 1930 AUGUSTUS KIEGLER 1935 CARL MARR 1938 NED A. KILMER Jr. 1937 FREDERICK MARTIN Jr. 1939 ROBERT D. KING 1936 GEORGE A. MARZONIE 1937 JAMES E. KINGSLEY 1936 STEVENS T. MASON Jr. 1937 EDWARD KIRAR 1932 JULIUS M. MAYER 1931 ROBERT E. KLINTWORTH 1930 CHARLES McCAFFREE 1930 MILTON D. KLIVANS 1939 GEORGE L. McCAIN 1934 CHARLES KOCSIS 1939 KENNETH McCARREN 1937 ARCHIE J. KODROS 1936 MARQUIS I. McCARTHY Jr. 1930 KENNETH KOON 1934 RICHARD H. McMANUS 1934 ROBERT KOSITCHEK 1931 HARLEY J. McNEAL 1931 JOHN F. KOWALIK 1938 HOWARD MEHAFFEY 1931 W. STANLEY KRACHT 1931 RICHARD MEIGS 1935 MELVIN G. KRAMER 1935 MILTON MELTZER 1936 MERLE W. KREMER 1939 WILLIAM MELZOW 1938 PAUL KROMER 1934 CHARLES MENEFEE 1938 JOHN D. KUTSCHE 1938 JAMES MERICKA 1930 ROBERT B. LADD 1936 JACK R. MERRILL 1930 OMER J. LaJEUNESSE 1938 JACK O. MEYER 1934 ROBERT H. LAMB 1935 EARL J. MEYERS 1932 R. JAMES LANDRUM 1937 CHARLES I. MILLER 1930 WILHO V. LANGEN MGR 1931 DOUGLAS E. MILLER 1935 BERGER. LARSON 1936 MORRIS MILLER 1932 VOITTO M. LASSILA 1930 ROBERT MILLER 1934 ROBERT E. LAWRENCE 1930 WALLACE B. MILLER 1932 LOUIS LEMAK Jr. 1931 JOSEPH MILLS 1932 W. EDWARD LEMEN 1937 WILLIAM MILLS 1930 JOHN LENFESTEY 1933 ALISTAIR MITCHELL 1934 GEORGE LERNER 1932 KONRAD W. MOISIO 1939 JACK C. LEUTRITZ 1930 RICHARD W. MONTAGUE 1939 HERBERT LEV 1931 FRANK B. MOODIE Jr. 1936 NEIL LEVENSON 1935 WINSTON MOORE 1936 LOUIS LEVINE 1937 FRANK MORGAN 1935 JAMES H. LINCOLN 1930 ROBERT MORGAN 1939 ROBERT D. LINDGREN 1936 W. MORRIS MORGAN 1937 IRVIN LISAGOR 1936 WILLIAM F. MORGAN 1932 ALBERT LITTLE 1938 EDWARD L. MORRIS 1938 JAMES LOAR 1932 ARTHUR MOSIER 1931 DAVID LOUIS 1935 G. ROBERT MOWERSON 1931 FRANK LOVELL 1930 RALPH MUELLER 1939 JAMES F. LOVETT 1931 J. CLIFFORD MURRAY 1936 WILLIAM LOWELL 1932 ROBERT NAHRGANG 1935 EARLE LUBY 1934 RALPH L. NEAFUS 1934 DONALD R. MacCOLLUM 1933 PAUL R. NELSON 1938 EDWARD E. MACK Jr. 1930 HARRY L. NEWMAN 1937 THOMAS F. MACKEY 1938 DONALD H. NICHOLS 1934 WOODROW MALLOY 1937 HAROLD J. NICHOLS Jr. 1932 KENNETH G. MANUEL 1937 JOHN E. NICHOLSON Jr. 1932 ABRAHAM MARCOVSKY 1939 PAUL NIELSON 1931 DANIEL L. MARCUS 1933 CHARLES NISEN 1933 CLARENCE MARKHAM 1933 RICHARD R. NORRIS 1930 JOHN R. NOYES 1934 L. FRED RATTERMAN 1935 HARRY E. O'CONNELL 1932 PAUL A. RAUFF 1934 JOHN R. O'DELL Jr. 1932 NORMAN R. REAMER 1932 JOSEPH OAKLEY 1932 JOHN M. REGECZI 1937 FREDERIC OLDS 1931 EMERSON REID 1932 RUSSELL D. OLIVER 1931 ALBERT E. REIF 1938 SHERMAN OLMSTEAD 1931 JOHN D. REINDEL 1937 WILLIAM E. OLSEN 1934 STEVE REMIAS 1936 MANLEY OSGOOD 1937 HERCULES G.
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