High School and Selma High Essay

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First Name

Last Name

4/21/2011 21:52:54 Susan

Fendley

4/26/2011 19:02:35 Michael

Duran

4/27/2011 19:10:29 James

Bearden

4/27/2011 19:20:49 Ann S.

Thomas

4/27/2011 19:22:34 Ann S.

Thomas

4/29/2011 16:21:21 Ashley

Clary

5/3/2011 2:48:25 Anthony

Murphy

5/4/2011 22:51:55 Pamela

Goodwin

5/5/2011 22:39:52 Verdell

Dawson

5/6/2011 20:23:43 Jaclyn

Anderson

5/6/2011 20:50:40 john

terrell

5/6/2011 21:46:47 Phillis

Thomas

5/9/2011 4:27:26 wanda

mccall

5/9/2011 14:32:42 Debra

Robinson

5/9/2011 19:47:47 eddie

marshall

5/10/2011 6:10:08 Patricia

Farrior

5/10/2011 14:05:34 Thomas

Powell

5/10/2011 15:25:33 Jacqueline

Lucy

5/10/2011 17:32:08 Monica

Kirkman

5/10/2011 19:09:41 Morgan

Boyd

5/10/2011 22:15:27 Tonya

Hardy

5/11/2011 2:11:16 Tasha

Morris

5/11/2011 16:47:42 Patricia

Clare

5/11/2011 22:09:24 Shirley

Bennett

5/12/2011 19:13:51 Barnetta

Pearson

5/13/2011 1:34:56 Crystal

Forte

5/13/2011 3:57:16 Trenecia

Flagg

5/13/2011 17:59:15 Eddie

Johnson

5/14/2011 21:05:12 Jacqueline

Peoples

5/16/2011 0:07:05 Wanda

Harris-Martin

5/16/2011 23:27:22 LeTonya

Sullivan

6/21/2011 22:52:27 Rico

Cox

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