Summary

People

• Thomas Patrick Norton III (born 1947), standing second from left

People

Column 1 (left side) – front to back

• (1) – Bernie Schiffner, (2) - Ginni McCullough, (3) - Marilyn Fitch, (4) - Unknown, (5) - Anne Bonnie, (6) - Pat Lasnas

Column 2  – (front to back)

• (1) – Gail Franzblau, (2) - ?, (3) - Denis Guidone, (4) - Unknown, (5) - Dave Statfield, (6) - Bruce Phillips

Column 3 – (front to back)

• (1) – Carol Winters, (2) - Unknown, (3) - Pat Ward, (4) - Dottie Fielding, (5) - Unknown, (6) - Kathy Casola

Column 4  – (front to back)

• (1) – Unknown, (2) - Joey Lishock, (3) - Harry Sadlock, (4) - Steve Schwab, (5) - Unknown

Standing (left to right)

• (1) – Mrs. Alberra, (2) - Thomas Patrick Norton III, (3) - Pat Parisi, (4) - Nicky Lipsett, (5) - Donna Cameron, (6) - Unknown, (7) - Eddie Schrieber, (8) - Kathy Loeffler

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