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HARDING STREET INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46202 Terre Haute, IN 47806 FAX (812) 235-2033 PHONE: 317.951.2300 FAX: 317.951.2310 LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED Floor Care Products • Maintenance Supplies • Disinfectants & Deodorants • Chemicals Insecticides • Service & Repair on Commercial Equipment • Plus Expert Counseling 2840 State Rd 63 South Terre Haute JANITORIAL SUPPLIES 234-0619 www.e-zcleancorp.com 1-800-775-4016 Indiana St FB 16.indd 2 8/26/16 9:42 AM All-Americans All-Missouri Valley Football Conference 1967 .......................................................................Jeff Keller, DE (1st-AFC) 1986 ................................................................................... Mike Simmonds, OT ..........................................................................................................................Steve McKeel, DB 1972 ................................................................... Bobby Poss, OG (2nd-AP) ...........................................................................................................................Troy Johnson, LB .................................................................................................................. Tim Cunningham, LB .....................................................................................................................Chuck Standiford, P 1975 .................................................................... Chris Hicks, OT (1st-AFC) 1987 ....................................................................................................................Pete Endre, OT ..........................................................................................................................Steve McKeel, DB 1976 ................................................................Vincent Allen, RB (1st-AFC) ......................................................................................................................... Gary Cannon, WR 1988 ..........................................................................................................Steve Elmlinger, WR ................................................................................................................................Tori Vactor, RB 1983 .......................................................................Ed Martin, DE (1st-AFC) ................................................................................................................................. Ken Hopp, LB .......................................................................................................................... Troy Mickens, DB 1984 .................................................................Wayne Davis, DB (1st-AFC) 1989 ..............................................................................................................Rodney Porter, TE ......................................................................................................................... Mark Bertram, DT 1990 .......................................................................................................... Derrick Franklin, RB 1985 ................................................................Vencie Glenn, DB (1st-AFC) ......................................................................................................................Charles Swann, WR 1991 ..........................................................................................................Eric Christensen, LB ..................................................................................................................... Derrick Franklin, RB 1986 ..........................................................Mike Simmonds, OT (1st-AFC) ......................................................................................................................Charles Swann, WR 1992 .........................................................................................................Dyrrah Christon, NG 1990 ..............................................................Charles Swann, WR (3rd-AP) ...........................................................................................................................David Wright, RB ........................................................................Derrick Franklin, RB (3rd-AP) 1993 ......................................................................................................Dan Brandenburg, DT ..........................................................................................................................Von Ganaway, FS .............................................................................................................................Tim Giebels, OT 1991 ...................Derrick Franklin, RB (1st-WC, TSN; 2nd-AP, DHFG) ........................................................................................................................Shawn Moore, OG ........................................................Charles Swann, WR (HM-TSN, DHFG) ...........................................................................................................................David Wright, RB 1994 ......................................................................................................Dan Brandenburg, DT .......................................................................................................................... Dustin Rusch, DT 1992 .................................................................David Wright, RB (2nd-AP) 1995 ......................................................................................................Dan Brandenburg, DT 1996 .......................................................................................................................Dre Knox, DB 1993 ............................................. Shawn Moore, OG (1st-AFC; 3rd-AP) ...........................................................................................................................Richard Moss, LB 1997 ..................................................................................................................Robert High, FS ..................................................................................................................Shannon Jackson, DT 1994 ....................... Dan Brandenburg, DT (1st-AFC; 2nd-AP, DHFG) 1998 ..........................................................................................................DeJuan
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