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  Ken McLean May 18, 2008 at 3:12am

  Thanks for this contribution to start this thread off, Karl. However, the 4th Corps graduated in 1976. Many of 4th Corps were married that summer after their graduation.
  
  Ken McLean
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  christopher wilson May 9, 2008 at 2:49pm

  Hmm. I thought there was only 19 of us at graduation. 24th Corps that is.
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  John Richeson March 18, 2008 at 7:07pm

  Yes, Dean. Please PDF them and send. I am eventually going to make one giant PDF with all names from all groups. A lot of this has to be hand typed from scanned lists. I work full time so it is a challenge for me to do it in a nice orderly fashio like the 7th Corps list listed in Links on the Main page. I am especially interested in that 5th Corps list.
  
  Baiscally, Dean I think you could safely say there were 5 to 7 thousand who participated in Way Corps. I lean more towards the higher number. It's great seeing you, by the way. Fond memories. Interesting times we lived back then, eh?
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  Dean Boonstra March 18, 2008 at 4:59pm

  I'm too tired to count. I keep finishing with different totals.
  
  I can supply a few documents if anyone would like these:
  
  1. 7thCorps: The first housing list from September 7, 1976 that lists every person who was registered at the beginning.
  
  2. 7th Corps: The final list of 7th Way Corps graduates on July 28, 1979. Did you know that Fran Glika was the only one with a grade point of 3.7 or above? We should have slept more.
  
  3. 5th Corps: The housing list that identifies each person in the 5th Corps on September 7, 1976.
  
  
  I have the originals, and I can make .pdf files if you want them. I also have other "stuff" that from the '70s, but it appears that I've tossed quite a bit.
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  Patricia Byrne March 10, 2008 at 11:06pm

  Hi Ian & God bless. You must be an old guy now!! 1887 needs to be corrected! How are you doing. Thanks for adding me as yousr friend.
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  Belinda (Fitch) Collica February 24, 2008 at 11:33am

  Here is a portion of the Graduation and Recognition Program for The Eleventh Way Corps with the name of the graduates. I thought it would be a blessing.

  11th Way Corps Page 1.jpg

  11th Way Corp Page 2.jpg
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  Rita Migliore February 23, 2008 at 6:01am

  Ian, I'm sure it's a typo -- but it was fun to think for a moment that The Way Corps went as far back as 1887. I bet Charles Spurgeon would have been the Coordinator!
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  Ian Valentine February 22, 2008 at 2:33pm

  There must have been 25 Graduate with me from E3 in 1887, - So don't forget the European Corps, it was great training, very hands on, lots of time to serve and lots of good old teaching!
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  Rita Migliore February 7, 2008 at 2:02pm

  I thought the 11th was the largest -- at least at the time of the 11th! I bet JAL would know
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  Billy Williams February 2, 2008 at 4:04am

  Well it sure wasnt the 8th. We were smaller than the two right before us and dunno how many immediately after us.