Bruce Karam, Superintendent Christopher J. Salatino, President, UCSD Board of Education Louis D. LaPolla, Vice President, UCSD Board of Education

Margaret Buckley, UCSD Board of Education Member Donald Dawes, UCSD Board of Education Member

Evon Ervin, UCSD Board of Education Member Michele Mandia, UCSD Board of Education Member

Michael Paul, UCSD Board of Education Member

Utica City School District

Mr. Steven A. Falchi, Principal Mr. Ed Simpson, Assistant Principal

Mr. Ken Szczesniak, Assistant Principal Mrs. Kim VanDuren, Assistant Principal Mrs. Beth Pedulla, Assistant Principal

Mrs. Michele LaGase, Assistant Principal

Proctor High School Administration

and

Proctor High School Drama Department proudly presents

Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim

Book by Hugh Wheeler

Friday March 28 & Saturday March 29, 2014

The Cast of Sweeney Todd

Sweeney Todd………………………………………………………………………..Evan Parker

Mrs. Lovett …………………………………………………………………..*Calico Yaworski

Judge Turpin……………………………….…………………………………….*Billy Sweezey

Beadle Bamford…………………………...……...(Fri.)Sean Hastings (Sat.)Dante Lacy

The Beggar Woman…………………...……(Fri.)*Amina Badnjevic (Sat.)Sadie Davis

Anthony Hope……………………………………………………………………..James McNeil

Johanna……………………….…………...(Fri.)Alexandria Kraeger(Sat.)*Ruththa Kyi

Tobias……………………………………...(Fri.)Kayleen Leddick (Sat.)*Renee Gagnon

Adolfo Pirelli………………………….(Fri.)*Adam Cowley (Sat.)*Yehudah McDaniel

The Bird Seller………………………….(Fri.) LeAnne Ramey (Sat.)Charlotte Arcuri

Mr. Fogg …………………………………………………………………………….Jimmy Thai

Young Benjamin Barker……………….…………………………………………….Kevin Bui

Young Lucy………………………………………………………………………...Amajla Tricic

Passerby…………………………………………………………………………..Olivia Martello

Townspeople:….*Cassidy Brown, *Margarita Molina, *Annabella Kajtezovic, Nan Han, Crystal Santiago, Francesca Laufer, Jade Andrews, Victoria Rodriguez, Nyia Elliott, Lisbeth Valdez, Meleysha Feliciano, Tyamon Cotton

* —- Good luck to all of our seniors!! —-*

Autographs

The Production & Crew of Sweeney Todd

Director:………………………….…………….…………………………………Ms. Lacey Stevens

Accompanist ….……………………………..……………………….Mrs. Deborah Wilson-Allam

Assistant Stage Director:……………………….………………………..Ms. Heather Matthews

Stage Crew Manager:……………………….……….………………………. *Amer Mehanovic

Assistant Stage Crew Manager:……………..…….…………………………. Mark Capparelli

Stage Crew/Set Construction:….. *Rifet Musedinovic Janell Capparelli Jillian Belfance Alex Snyder, Damon Ferenti Isabella Kajtezovic Tyeshia Torres Jose Santiago,

*Angela Romanzo, Meghan Mariotti Briana Story Marina Giannandrea, Andrew Rafferty Denim Miljkovic Janina Santos, Savannah Pitts, Kendal Carmody,

*Ellis Rory, Hunter Bloodwood, Gianna Citriniti

Set Manager/Designer:………………...…...…….………………………………...Mr. Al Shaw

Assistant Set Builders:…………………………..….….Jeffery Evans and Mr. Mark Young Treasury Advisor/Promottional Assistant………………..……………...Mrs. Jennifer Parise

Costume Manager:……………………………………..…………………..Mrs. Christine Snyder

Assistant Costume Manager:…………………….………………………………..LeAnne Ramey

Special Effects:………..……Mr. Al Shaw, Mr. Bret Snyder and Mrs. Christine Snyder

Sound Manager:………………...…………………….………………………...Mr. Mark Young

Lighting Manager:…………………..………………….……………………...Mr. Jeremy Ukena

Advertising/Ad Drive Coordinator:…………………...……………..Mrs. Patricia Scaramella

Rehearsal Assistant………………………….…………………………..Mrs. Margaret Tallman

Musical Director:……………………………………………………………….Mr. Mike Bergamo

Orchestra: Piano: Deborah Wilson-Allam Flute: Barb Seaton Clarinet: Anne Contino Oboe, English Horn: Patty Scaramella Viola: *Mason Bartle Violin: Nate Kishman, Allison Young Cello: Curtis Karwacki Bass: Joe Karwacki Trumpet: Greg Jerome Trombone: Greg Brockway Percussion: Nick Madonia Trumpet: Emile Huxley

Musical Numbers ACT 1

Orchestra Prelude

The Ballad of Sweeney Todd Todd, Company

No Place Like London Anthony, Todd, Beggar Woman

The Barber and His Wife Todd

The Worst Pies in London Mrs. Lovett

Poor Thing Mrs. Lovett

My Friends T odd, Mrs. Lovett, Company

Green Finch and Linnet Bird Johanna

Ah, Miss Anthony, Johanna, Beggar Woman

Johanna Anthony

Pirelli’s Miracle Elixir Tobias, Crowd,Todd, Mrs. Lovett

The Contest Pirelli

Johanna Judge Turpin

Wait Mrs. Lovett, Beggar Woman

Ballad of Sweeney Todd Three Tenors

Kiss Me Johanna, Anthony

Ladies in Their Sensitivities Beadle

Kiss Me/Ladies in Their Sensitivities Johanna, Anthony, Beadle, Judge

Pretty Women Judge, Todd

Epiphany Todd, Mrs. Lovett

A Little Priest Mrs. Lovett, Todd

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ACT 2

God, That’s Good Tobias, Mrs. Lovett,Todd, Company

Johanna Anthony, Todd, Johanna, Beggar Woman

By the Sea Mrs. Lovett, Todd

Wigmaker Sequence Todd, Anthony, Quintet

The Letter Quintet

Not While I’m Around Tobias, Mrs. Lovett

Parlor Songs Beadle, Mrs. Lovett, Tobias

Fogg’s Asylum Company

City on Fire! Lunatics, Johanna Searching Mrs. Lovett, Todd, Beggar

Woman, Anthony, Johanna, Company

The Judge’s Return Todd, Judge

Final Sequence Todd, Mrs. Lovett, Tobias

The Ballad of Sweeney Todd Company

Synopsis After the Prologue, the show opens with Anthony (a sailor) and Sweeney coming on stage. Anthony is your basic tenor hero type and sings about how he loves London. Sweeney is dark and brooding and sings about how he hates London. It is revealed that Anthony, while at sea, discovered Sweeney drifting alone in a boat and rescued him. A crazy beggar woman shows up (she does this periodically throughout the show), sings some vague, cryptic things, and is chased away by Sweeney. Sweeney sings a little bit more about how life (and London) is really bad.

Sweeney visits a pie shop, where Mrs. Lovett (the owner) sings about how her pies are awful and she’s broke. She then tells Sweeney about the room above her store. It belonged to a barber named Benjamin Barker. Then Judge Turpin sent him to a penal colony because he (and his Beadle) wanted to seduce Benjamin’s wife, Lucy. The two tricked Lucy and raped her during a party at the judge’s house. She then poisoned herself, and Turpin took legal guardianship of Benjamin’s daughter, Johanna. Sweeney Todd is re-vealed as Benjamin Barker, come back for revenge. Mrs. Lovett reveals that she has saved his razors. Meanwhile, Johanna (now a young woman confined to the Judge’s house) sings an aria. Anthony wanders by. Instant chemistry. The Judge and the Beadle chase him away. Else-where, Todd challenges the local barber, Pirelli, to a contest and wins. Pirelli sings a lot like one of the three tenors. The Beadle witnesses the event and promises to visit Todd for a shave.

The Judge sings a nasty old man song and proposes to Johanna. Back at the barbershop, Anthony reveals that he’s in love with a girl named Johanna (not knowing the connection). Pirelli shows up with his lackey Tobias and tries to blackmail Todd. Todd strangles him. Lovett gets Tobias drunk. Meanwhile, Anthony and Johanna plan to run away together, and the Beadle tells the Judge to go see Todd. The Judge does, and Todd almost kills him, but Anthony shows up and blows the whole thing. The Judge storms out and Todd goes crazy and vows to kill all of mankind. Lovett gets the idea to cook Pirelli in a pie, and the two sing a song about all the different possible “flavors.” End of Act 1. Lovett’s meat pies are now selling great. Tobias is working for her as a bus-boy/salesman. In the next song, Antho-ny searches for Johanna, Todd kills peo-ple, and the Beggar Woman sings that Lovett is cooking humans in her pies. Anthony shows up and tells Todd where Johanna is (an asylum). Todd helps him plan her escape, then writes to the Judge about it. Tobias reveals his suspi-cions to Lovett about Todd. She locks him in the bake house.Todd kills the Beadle and sends the body into the bake house. Tobias, seeing the body arrive, escapes through a trap door. Anthony deposits Johanna, disguised, in the bar-bershop. She hides when the Beggar Woman shows up....

“Cast and Crew: Thank you for all of your hard work

and dedication. You have been an awesome group to

work with and I am so proud of each and every one of

you. You are all going to be great!!!”-Ms. Stevens

“Good Luck!”- Aimee Pham

“Good Luck!”- JFK Orchestra

“Rock it!”- Regents Earth Science

"Good Luck Cast & Crew! Break a Leg, Mrs. Wilson-

Allam!" from Pupil Services Staff

“Dante’, You’ve made your entire family so proud of

you! Good Luck Son!”-Love Mom and Dad

“Dante’, Very proud of you and I hope you have a

great performance. BREAK A LEG!” Love (Your big

brother) Kenny

“Dante’, I knew you had hidden talents. GOOD

LUCK!- love you more Nonny Kathy

“Good Luck LooLoo, Break a leg!!- Averi, Dad, Krys

“I’m so proud of you LooLoo!”- Mom

“Proctor’s Academy A is proud to support the produc-

tion of Sweeney Todd– Kim VanDuren

“Good Luck Olivia, cast and crew!” Love, Aunt Joann

“Good Luck Billy Sweezey”- Love Nonnie & Poppie

“Good Luck Cast & Crew”- Michael & Nancy Ortiz

“Billy Sweezey we’re all proud of you!”- Love, your

family

Dedications– Gold

Dedications– Gold

“Best of Luck Franki– Nani & Poppie, Aunt Suzie, and

the boys

In Memory of John Lloyd– Victoria Rodriguez

“Good Luck everyone! Let’s have the best show yet!-

Victoria Rodriguez

“Congratulations on your final High School Perfor-

mance, Renee! The show must go on!”

- Love Pop, Bri, & Christa

“Renee, Proud of you as always! Can’t wait to see what

your future holds!!!”- Love Aunt

“Renee, best of luck to you in the future. We are so

very proud of your accomplishments. We love you, and

you will always be our favorite little actress.”

- Grandma & Grandpa

“Thank you all for an amazing experience! You’ve

taught me so much and I value our time together”-

Miss Matthews

“Great Job Mark and Janell on all the hard work you

did on the sets. I’m very proud of you.”

I love you-Mom

“Tutors/Actors, the Learning Center is so proud of

you!”

“It takes a lot of force to Break a Leg”- from Proctor

Physics Classes

“Best of Luck, Olivia!” Love, Aunt Theresa

“Best of Luck, Olivia!” Love, Uncle Keith

“Best of Luck, Olivia!” Love, Johnny

“Good Luck Olivia and Proctor Drama Club!” Love,

Mom and Dad

“Best of Luck Olivia, cast and crew!” Love, Grandma

Dedications– Gold

“Good Luck Billy! Thank you for making us proud in

everything that you do!!!” Love, Mom, Dad, Anthony,

Lina, & Phillie

“We’re so proud of you Calico! Break a Leg!!”- Love,

Dad, Mom, Reid,& Elin

“Good Luck Sadie– We Love You”- Aunt Danielle &

Uncle Dean

“I’m so proud of you, Sadie”- Love, Grammy

“Best of luck, Sadie, cast, & crew”- Love Uncle Mike

and Aunt Sandie

“Swing your Razor High, Sweeney! Good Luck Evan”- Grandma

Nonnie

“Evan, We know you’ll KNOCK THEM DEAD with this role! Congrat-

ulations Sweeney! Here’s to a killer show!”- XOXO Molly, Lars, Hazel,

& Flora

Congratulations to Sweeney, Mrs. Lovett and the entire Cast.”- The

Parkers

“Break a Leg, Sweeney!”- Love Grandma & Karen

“Franki, Best of Luck”- Rick

“Break a Leg Butternut! XOXO” –Caity

“We Love You Sissy, Good Luck!”- Mason and Alex

“Best of luck to my nephew Billy Sweezey. Thank you for making me the

proudest aunt ever”- Aunt Meme & Nicolas

“Good luck Kayleen. Kill it!’- Mr. Broadbent

“Good Luck!” - JFK Orchestra

“Rock it!”- Regents Earth Science

“Break a Leg, Cali!”- Love, Grandma Shuna

Dedications– Silver

Best of Luck to the Cast &

Crew of Sweeney Todd

Dedications– Silver

“On behalf of the Drama Club and myself, thank you to everyone

who helped this production be a success. We couldn’t have done it

without you!!!”- Ms. Stevens

“Seniors: You have done so much over the past four years to set the

standards high for Drama Club and make it what it is today. We will

miss you and wish you all good luck in the years to come!”- Ms. Ste-

vens

“Good Luck Olivia, cast and crew!” Love, Aunt Joann

“Best of Luck, Olivia!” Love, Aunt Theresa

“Best of Luck, Olivia!” Love, Uncle Keith

“Best of Luck, Olivia!” Love, Johnny

“Good Luck Olivia and Proctor Drama Club!” Love, Mom and Dad

“Best of Luck Olivia, cast and crew!” Love, Grandma

“Break A Leg, Sweeney Toddlers!” Love Ms. Kilian

“All the Best! You will Shine!” Love Mr. and Mrs. Mullen

“There’s no place like London!” Love the London relatives, Jen,

Josh, & Zeena

A Very Special Thank You to : Home Depot and Lowe’s for donating the set construction materials.

Don Cooley and the custodial staff of Proctor High School who have helped immensely!!!

Dedications– Bronze

“Break A Leg, Sweeney Toddlers!” Love Ms. Kilian

“Good Luck, James- God Bless!”- Loretta Johnson

“James, We all wish you the best”- Love your family

“Good Luck to the Cast and Crew”- from your Pretzel Perfect friends at Auntie

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“Good Luck to the Cast and crew of Sweeney Todd!”- Mrs. DeFina

“Break a Leg, cast!’- Amira Karajic

“Good Luck everyone! Let’s have the best show yet!- Victoria Rodriguez

“Good Luck Students!!! Be Marvelous!- Mrs. Allen

“Good Luck Cast and Crew on the production and all your hardwork”- Kim

Treen

“To all the cast’s Seniors– Good Luck in the future.”- Kim Treen

“Good luck Leann on the show tonight. Great Job!”- Love ya, Mama Kim

“Good Luck” from the Main Office Staff!!

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Jade Andrews, Chorus Grade: 9 For Jade, it is an honor being a part of such an elaborate production like Sweeney Todd. Though she is just a choral part, it is still a worthwhile experience that she will cherish for many years. Jade’s interest in the performing arts began when she was 8. She was involved in the many wonderful "It’s a Zoo Theater Competitions" put on by her elementary school. It has only blossomed with time and she has additionally performed in Utica’s famous "Scrooge" production put on by the Players of Utica club for the past four years. Being a freshman at Proctor High School, this is the first musical Jade has been a part of. It’s been an amazing experience working with her fellow cast members, as they are all exceptional performers. She looks forward to being part of Proctor’s fantastic drama program for many years to come. Amina Badnjevic, The Beggar Woman Grade: 12 As a senior, this is Amina's final production in Proctor. She has been cast in multiple lead roles since 9th grade. Amina started off strong with a lead role in Harvey, her first production, and ends with a lead role in her final production, Sweeney Todd. She's going to miss Drama Club and everyone she has met because of it. The club has connected her to many productions outside of school. Amina's Drama Club memo-ries include a trip to NYC, lead roles, friends, and a second family. She's very thank-ful for this club and everything it has done for her. Janell Capparelli, Stage Crew Grade: 9 Janell is a 9th grade student at Proctor. She just joined the Drama Club at the begin-ning of the year. She has helped with the stage crew for both productions. Janell is dedicated to Drama Club. She is a very hard worker who helps the productions turn out great! Adam Cowley, Pirelli Grade: 12 Adam Cowley indulges himself in a new and unique character named "Pirelli" in this year’s production of "Sweeney Todd." Adam has always had a passion for the arts, ever since he was a child, and has been in Drama Club since the ninth grade. Adam says, “I've always enjoyed being on stage or in front of a camera. Just the thought of being seen and admired by millions is exhilarating! I think the most fun part of thea-tre is character development and that's why I'm absolutely thrilled to be playing the role of Pirelli! Playing with Pirelli's multiple accents was a bit hard, but I'm always up for the challenge! I definitely see myself on Broadway or the big screen in the near future.” This will be Adam's last production at Proctor before he graduates. He wishes his friends and colleagues the best of luck! Nyia Sammone Elliott, Chorus Grade: 10 This is her second year in Drama Club. Nyia loves to act/dance (currently lyrical and hip-hop), draw and write plays as well. She is also involved in NJROTC which is a navy program at Proctor High School. Nyia wants to pursue a career in performing arts.

Student Biographies

Renee Gagnon, Tobias Grade: 12 Renee has been a theatre geek since 5th grade. From the various plays and musicals she has been in, some of her favorite roles include Violet Beaure-gard (Charlie & the Chocolate Factory), Adelaide (Guys & Dolls), and Katrina (The Legend of Sleepy Hollow). She doesn't plan on going to school for theatrical arts, but plans on being a teacher and possibly teaching a drama or music class. Best wishes to this high school senior! Sean D. Hastings, Beadle Bamford Grade: 10 Sean D. Hastings is Beadle Bamford in Sweeney Todd. He's very musical and is inspired to be a music major in college. As the Beadle he is glad, as al-ways to oblige his friends and neighbors. Annabella Kajtezovic, Chorus Grade: 12 As an individual who decided to join Drama Club a little too late in her high school career, Annabella is absolutely thankful that she joined at all. With AP classes and babysitting, one would find it excruciatingly aggravat-ing to be a part of any extracurricular activities, however Drama Club has found its way into her heart and she plans on participating in theatre during university. With several choices to pick from, Annabellais sure that acting will play a beautiful role in her adult life. Alexandria Kraeger, Johanna Grade: 9 Alexandria Kraeger takes part in this production as Johanna, Judge Turpin’s ward. She is in 9th grade and has done plays since she was in 7th grade in Donovan Middle School. This will be her first major role. She has al-ways loved the fine arts. Whether it was singing, art ,or dancing classes, the arts have always made an appearance in her life. Kayleen Leddick, Tobias (Toby) Ragg Grade: 11 Kayleen Leddick was delighted to portray the role of Toby in this year's production of Sweeney Todd. She is a junior here at Proctor and is involved heavily in the music programs. Music and theatre is a big part of her life and she plans to pursue them more in the future. Kayleen is also a part of Proctor's Symphonic Orchestra as a violinist. She would like to thank eve-ryone for their support and help during this production and she hopes to see you all for the shows to come. Olivia Martello, Police Officer Grade: 10 Olivia is a sophomore at Proctor High School. This is her first year in Dra-ma Club and she is loving every minute of it. Her first role was a pirate in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Olivia would like to pursue writing and psychol-ogy after high school. She would like to thank her family for all their sup-port. Amajla Tricic, Young Lucy Grade: 11 Amajla Tricic is seventeen and a junior. She enjoys theatre and reading. Amajla wants to be involved in the film industry and she aspires to be a writer. Her previous roles were in Sleepy Hollow and Footloose and she plays young Lucy in Sweeney Todd. Above all, she loves getting lost in new worlds.

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James McNeil, Anthony Hope Grade: 11 James McNeil is a Junior at Proctor. His ambition is to become an international enter-tainer; a singer and actor. He currently has the role of Anthony Hope in the up-coming production of Sweeney Todd at Proctor. This is the fifth production that he has been in at Proctor. He also appeared in Clue the Musical , Footloose, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, and Romeo and Winifred. He performed in the area All-State Choir this past November. James sings in both the school and church choirs. He has appeared and will be appearing again with the Academy of Performing Arts musical production of Middle School Madness; he will play the role of Alfred. James would like to thank every-one who helped make these musical productions that he has performed in possible, and he is excited to be performing with such great actors, actresses, singers, and peo-ple who he calls his friends. Margarita Molina, Chorus Grade: 12 Margarita is a senior and a soloist in multiple numbers throughout the show. She has been doing drama since the spring of her freshman year. She is going to be attending Utica College after she graduates this year. Evan Parker, Sweeney Todd Grade: 10 Evan Parker is a sophomore here at Proctor High School. He is very involved with music, acting, and the arts, and has taken an interest in theatre from an early age and has performed in many musicals and plays over time. He has been in Donovan Mid-dle School’s productions of Aladdin, Seussical, and Thoroughly Modern Millie, as well as local theatre companies’ shows such as HPYT’s productions of Hairspray and Twelfth Night. This is his third show at Proctor and he has previously performed as Benvolio in Romeo and Winifred, Chuck Cranston in Footloose, as well as helping out in stage crew in our previous show, Sleepy Hollow. He has done a lot to help out with this show and is thrilled to be a part of our production of Sweeney Todd. LeAnne Ramey, The Bird Seller; Costume Manager Grade: 11 LeAnne plays the bird seller on Friday night and she interacts with Johanna and An-thony as they purchase a lovely bird. LeAnne has been a member of Proctor High School Drama Club for three years now and has dabbled in roles of many varieties. Along with acting, she also tries to help out with the costuming, hair, makeup and prop portion of every production. Also, with every new member that joins, LeAnne likes to make sure they feel welcomed and show them the ropes on a few things to hold their own. Acting and being on stage has been one of her favorite things to do since the second grade and she plans to keep doing this in the future. Victoria Rodriguez, Police Officer; Daughter Grade: 9 Victoria, 14, has been in no other dramatic events before Sweeney Todd. She has been singing since she was a little girl. She participates in many activities and plays various instruments. She volunteers with everything she can possibly volunteer for and al-ways tries her best. Even though she is talkative, Victoria always listens and learns quickly! Billy Sweezey, Judge Turpin Grade: 12 Billy has been an active member of Drama Club for his entire high school career. He has also participated in local performances in the area like Scrooge and Middle School Madness. When Billy graduates, he plans on going to MVCC for a couple of years before transferring to study acting and journalism.

Lisbeth Valdez, Chorus Grade: 9 Lisbeth has been influenced by the fine arts for almost all her life. Whether it was the violin, art, singing, or acting, she's loved to do it. This is her first production and she's very excited to be a part of it. Calico Yaworski, Mrs. Lovett Grade: 12 Senior Calico Yaworski, has partaken in Proctor's Drama Club since ninth grade and is ecstatic to be portraying the role of Mrs. Lovett in her final production at Proctor, Sweeney Todd. Having played multiple roles over the past four years, such as Miss Johnson in Harvey, a gossipy lady in Jekyll & Hyde, Miss Scarlet in Clue: The Musical, Lady Capulet in Romeo & Winifred, Lulu in Footloose, Mrs. Van Tassel in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, and most recently, Mrs. Lovett, she is honored to have the opportunity to be a part of such a wonderful family as the Proctor Drama Club. Calico plans to pursue musical theater and event planning in college. She would like to thank her family and friends for supporting her over the past four years, even if it meant dealing with how she constantly turns every situation into a song. Calico would also like to thank the musicians and the volunteers whom helped build the sets and provide costumes. To the cast and crew, “Break a leg, guys! I love you! Never forget how to shoot apples in the kitchen with Miss Scarlet.” Cassidy Brown, Chorus Grade 12 Cassidy Brown, a senior, appears as woman number three and a lunatic in this year's production of Sweeney Todd. Cassidy has participated in drama since sixth grade. She also is a member of Proctor's senior choir. Cassidy plans to attend col-lege and major in public health. She would like to thank everyone who made the last four years unforgettable and wishes everyone the best of luck with what's ahead.

Good Luck Sadie Davis and all of the Proctor Drama Club!- MVRCR

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-The Disinger Family- Lauri, Brian, & Ben

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