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A big shout out to John Schnorr, former 1962 graduate of MHS, turning 80 on May 10 Happy Birthday from his family Happy Birthday from his family currently residing in South Carolina.
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A big shout out to John Schnorr, former 1962 graduate of MHS, turning 80 on May 10 Happy Birthday from his family Happy Birthday from his family currently residing in South Carolina.
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