Panel 10 Presidential Workshop
Wednesday, September 26, 2001
4.00 pm – 5.15 pm
(Caucus)

INTEGRITY AND THE COURTS
Convenor: Eddie J. Jordan, Jr.
Rodney, Borenave, Boxkin & Ehret, New Orleans, LA

Panel 16 Presidential Roundtable
Thursday, September 27, 2001
2.30 pm – 3.45 pm
(Caucus)

THE FUTURE OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN THE U.S.
Convenor: Robert Bohm, University of Central Florida.

Panel 17 Presidential Roundtable
Thursday, September 27, 2001
4.00pm – 5.15 pm
(Caucus)

RACIAL PROFILING: ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES IN DEVELOPING A RESEARCH AGENDA
Convenor: William F. Walsh, University of Louisville

PROFILING: RACIAL BIAS OR PROACTIVE POLICING
Convenors: Ferris Byxbe, Delta State University,
Philip Carlan, University of North Alabama
 

Wednesday, September 26, 2001
8:30 am-  3:30 pm SCJA Registration Senate
8:30 am-  9:45 am SCJA Executive Board Meeting Renoir
8:30 am-  5:15 pm Panels  See Program
8:30 am-  5:00 pm Exhibits Open Senate
10:00 am-11:30 am Morning Coffee Break Senate
2:00 pm-  4:00 pm Afternoon Coffee Break Senate
4:00 pm-  5:15 pm Presidential Workshop: Eddie J. Jordan Jr. Caucus
6:00 pm-  7:30 pm Presidential Reception Memphis Barbecue
 

Panel 1

Date:  Wednesday, September 26, 2001
Time:  8:30 am –  9:45 am
Where:  Caucus

POLICING ISSUES I:  CORRUPTION, STRESS AND COMMUNITY POLICING

Chair:  David E. Thompson, Chief of Police, Atlantic Beach, Florida

“Above the Law:  Are We Encouraging Officers to be Corrupt?”
David E. Thompson, Chief of Police, Atlantic Beach, Florida

“Police Cohesion and Marital Outcomes”
Philip E. Carlan, University of North Alabama
Jerry L. DeGregory, University of North Alabama

“A Comparison of Mailed and Electronic Surveys on Community Policing in Thomasville, Georgia”
Rudy K. Prine, Valdosta State University
Chet Ballard, Valdosta State University
 

Panel 2

Date:  Wednesday, September 26,2001
Time:  10:00 am – 11:15 am
Where:  Caucus

THE TRUTH ABOUT CRIME

Chair:  David Giacopassi, University of Memphis

“An Analysis of Anomalous Findings in the Crime Statistics in Two Cities”.
David Giacopassi, University of Memphis
Jerry Sparger, University of Memphis

“Crackbrained and Dopey: The War on Drugs as Misguided, Poorly Planned Policy”
Matthew B. Robinson

"The Neglect of Cultural Nuance in Southern Subculture Theories"
J. Mitchell Miller, University of South Carolina

“The Relationship of Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) to conduct Disorder and Antisocial Personality Disorder” – Robert Evans, Jacksonville State University, Hill Harper & Marsha Reynolds, Valdosta State University
 

Panel 3

Date:  Wednesday, September 26, 2001
Time:  10:00 am – 11:15 am
Where:  Capital

LIFE OUTSIDE PRISON

Chair:  Mark M. Lanier, University of Central Florida

“Providing Medical and Social Care to Released HIV Positive Inmates: Linking Inmates Needing Care (LINC)” - Mark M. Lanier, University of Central Florida

“Deprisonization: Corrections’Missing Link”
Jack W. Brown, University of Southern Mississippi

“Probationers’ Opinions of Alternative Sanctions: Why Shouldn’t I go to Prison?”
David C. May, Eastern Kentucky University
Peter B. Wood, Mississippi State University
 

Panel 4

Date:  Wednesday, September, 26, 2001
Time:  11:30 am – 12:45 pm
Where:  Capital

JUVENILE JUSTICE: CURRENT ISSUES

Chair:  Frank Williams, Prairie View A & M

Discussant: Marilyn McShane, Prairie View A & M
 

Panel 5

Date:  Wednesday, September 26, 2001
Time:  11:30 am – 12:45 pm
Where:  Caucus

INTEGRITY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION

Chair:  Elizabeth Mustaine, University of Central Florida

“Marijuana, Alcohol and Academic Performance: Assessing College Students’ Scholarly Commitment and Success”
Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville
Elizabeth Ehrhardt Mustaine, University of Central Florida

“Ethical Misconduct and Officer Decertification: Does Higher Education Matter?”
Stephen L. Mallory, University of Southern Mississippi
Adam J. McKee, University of Southern Mississippi

“Integrity in C.J. Education”
E.J. Williams, Fayetteville State University

“Wither Criminal Justice? An Argument for a Reformed Discipline”
Matthew B. Robinson, Appalachian State University
 

Panel 6

Date:  Wednesday, September 26, 2001
Time:  1:00 pm – 2:15 pm
Where:  Caucus

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Chair:  Stacy C. Moak, University of Louisiana at Monroe

“Perspectives and Practices in Domestic Violence”
Dr. Stacy C. Moak, University of Louisiana at Monroe

“Nature of Domestic Violence”
Georgette Higgs, University of Louisville

“If Victims Made Domestic Violence Policies, What Kinds of Policies would they Make”
B. Joyce Stephens, SUNY at Fredonia
 

Panel 7

Date:  Wednesday, September 26, 2001
Time:  1:00 pm – 2:15 pm
Where: Capital

JUVENILE JUSTICE: RIGHTS AND PROCEDURES

Chair: James B. Wells, Eastern Kentucky University

“A Quasi-Experimental Study Examining the Recidivism of Kentucky’s Juvenile Bootcamp Program”
James B. Wells, Kelli Stearman, Eastern Kentucky University

“Predictors of Perceived Job Stress Among Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice Facility Staff”
James B. Wells, Eastern Kentucky University
Nick Amato, Eastern Kentucky University

“Ensuring Juvenile Rights”
Jeffrey L. Helms, Alliant International University

“The History of Louisiana’s Juvenile Justice System: Juvenile Justice Policy and Procedure from 1968 to Present”
Penny M. Adams, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

“Bridging the Gap Between Juvenile and Adult Justice Systems”
Stephanie Harper

“Minority Juvenile Interactions with Law Enforcement” – Camille Gibson, Prairie View A & M University
 

Panel 8

Date:  Wednesday, September 26, 2001
Time:  2:30 pm – 3:45 pm
Where: Caucus

THE NATURE OF CRIME

Chair: R. Worth Allen, Western Carolina University

“Group Affiliation’s Contribution to Sexual Assaults on College Campuses”
R. Worth Allen, Western Carolina University

“Stranger Danger: Explaining Women’s Fear of Crime”
Hannah Scott, University of Memphis

“The Place of Race: Differences between Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Sexual Assaults reported to Police”
Rebecca Bearman, University of Memphis

“The Marital Rape Exemption”
Lisa S. Nored, University of Southern Mississippi

Fearmongering Needs to Stop: Let’s Tell the Truth about CJ”
Gene Stephens, University of South Carolina
 

Panel 9

Date:  Wednesday, September 26, 2001
Time:  2:30pm – 3:45 pm
Where: Capital

WHERE DOES CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION BELONG?

Chair: Julie C. Kunselman, University of West Florida

“Utilizing Case Studies to Facilitate Learning in Criminal Justice”
Julie C. Kunselman, Kathrine A. Johnson, University of West Florida

“Professional Model Vs. Liberal Arts Model: Act 5”
James Madden, Lake Superior State University

“Too Smart to be a Cop – The Case of Jordan v. New London: ‘Your Graduation Gown Lies in Rags at their Feet’.”
Tom “Tad” Hughes, University of Louisville
 

Panel 10

Date:  Wednesday, September 26, 2001
Time:  4:00 pm – 5:15 pm
Where: Caucus

PRESIDENTIAL WORKSHOP ON THE COURTS: INTEGRITY AND THE COURTS

Convenor: Eddie J. Jordan, Jr. Esq., Rodney, Bordenave, Boykin & Ehret, New Orleans, Louisiana
 

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Panel 11

Date:  Thursday, September 27, 2001
Time:  8:30 am – 9:45 am
Where: Caucus

THE CJ SYSTEM: PROFESSIONAL AND SYSTEMIC CONCERNS

Chair: Bertus R. Ferreira, East Carolina University

“Criminal Justice and Social Work Cooperation”
Bertus R. Ferreira, East Carolina University

“Sex Offender Polygraph Testing, Is it Necessary? – You Decide!”
Ronald P. Bae, Troy State University at Dothan, Alabama.

“Insects and the Establishment of Postmortem Intervals of Humans and Wildlife”
Erin Jean Watson, Louisiana State University
“The Challenge of Making the Criminal Justice System Function Like a System.”
Ken Kerle, American Jail Association
 

Panel 12

Date:  Thursday September 27, 2001
Time:  10:00am-11:15am
Where: Caucus

WORKSHOP: 2001: A TERRORISM ODYSSEY

Convenors: Joe Auten, North Carolina Justice Academy
Bob Ruth, Davidson College
 

Panel 13

Date:  Thursday, September 27, 2001
Time:  11:30am – 12:45 pm
Where: Caucus

WORKSHOP: “Training-Based Promotion of Police Sergeants: The MARTA Project”

Convenors: Damon D. Camp, Georgia State University
Joe Auten, North Carolina Justice Academy
H. Todd Locklear, Oldsmar, Florida
Major Tim Callahan, MARTA Police Dept.
 

Panel 14

Date:  Thursday, September 27,2001
Time:  1:00pm – 2:15pm
Where: Caucus

DRUG COURTS AND RELATED CONCERNS

Chair: John O. Smykla, University of Alabama

“A Comparative Analysis of the Scope and Nature of Juvenile Drug Courts: Are They ‘Prediction’ or ‘Prescription?’”
John J. Sloan, III, University of Alabama at Birmingham
John Ortiz Smykla, University of Alabama

“Jefferson County Juvenile Court Drug Court: Does it Work?”
Jeffrey P. Rush, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

“Acceptance of Drug Courts in Mississippi: Results from the Mississippi Judicial Survey”
R. Gregory Dunaway, Terri L. Earnest, Matthew R. Lee, Christopher Purser, Timothy Hayes and Ginger Stevenson, Mississippi State University

“Judges’ and District Attorneys’ Attitudes Toward Truth-In-Sentencing, Alternative Sanctions, Prison Construction, and Correctional Policy in Mississippi”
Terri L. Earnest, R. Gregory Dunaway, Peter B. Wood, Mississippi State University
 

Panel 15

Date:  Thursday, September 27, 2001
Time:  1:00pm-2:15 pm
Where: Capital

CORRECTIONS: DRUGS, THUGS AND SPECIAL POPULATIONS

Chair: Marianne Fisher-Giorlando, Grambling State University

“Chemical Handcuffs: The Use of Medications to Control Correctional Populations”
Georgia Smith, Jacksonville State University
Don Shaver, Jacksonville State University

“Impact of Substance Use on Inmate Misconduct”
Shanhe Jiang, Grambling State University

“The Male Prison Sexual Hierarchy and Argot Labels in Oklahoma Correctional Facilities”
Tammy Castle, Indiana University of Pennsylvania,
Christopher Hensley, Morehead State University,
Jeremy Wright, Morehead State University,
 Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville

“Native American Women in Prison”
Jerry McKinney
 

Panel 16

Date:  Thursday, September 27, 2001
Time:  2:30 pm – 3:45 pm
Where: Caucus

PRESIDENTIAL ROUNDTABLE: THE FUTURE OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN THE U.S.

Convenor: Robert Bohm, University of Central Florida

Participants:
Michael Blankenship, East Tennessee State University
Richard Janikowski, University of Memphis
Margaret Vandiver, University of Memphis
Gennaro Vito, University of Louisville
Angela West, University of Louisville
 

Panel 17

Date:  Thursday, September 27, 2001
Time:  4:00 pm – 5:15 pm
Where: Caucus

PRESIDENTIAL ROUNDTABLE: RACIAL PROFILING: ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES IN DEVELOPING A RESEARCH AGENDA

Convenor: William F. Walsh, University of Louisville
Presenters:
Gennaro F. Vito, University of Louisville,
Elizabeth L. Grossi, University of Louisville,
Terry D. Edwards, University of Louisville,
Angela D. West, University of Louisville
 

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Friday, September 28, 2001
8:30 am- Noon SCJA Registration Senate
8:30 am –  5:00 pm Exhibits Open Senate
8.30 am –  5.15 pm Panels See Program
10:00 am –11:15 am SCJA Business Meeting Caucus
12:00 pm – 1:15 pm Glencoe/McGraw-Hill Awards Luncheon Assembly
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
2:30 pm -  3:45 pm Tour of Baton Rouge
Presidential Roundtable Meet in Lobby at 1:45 pm, Caucus
6:30 pm -  8:30 pm Participants’ Reception Assembly

Panel 18

Date:  Friday, September 28, 2001
Time:  8:30am – 9:45 am
Where: Renoir

MEET THE EDITORS: AJCJ EDITORS REVEAL ALL

Chair: Bill Doerner, Florida State University

Participants:
Mark L. Dantzker, University of Texas, Pan America
Ronald D. Hunter, State University of West Georgia
 

Panel 19

Date:  Friday, September 28, 2001
Time:  8:30 am – 9:45 am
Where:  Caucus
 

JUSTICE ISSUES

Chair:  Ferris Byxbe, Delta State University

“An Interpretation of the Second Amendment: The Court’s Dictum”
Ferris Byxbe, Delta State University

“Observations, Problems, and Consequences of Gathering Mitigation Data in Cases of Capital Murder”
Craig J. Forsyth, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Rhonda D. Evans, University of Louisiana at Lafayette
D. Burk Foster, University of Louisiana at Lafayette

“Judicial Watch: A Measure of Performance in the Orleans Parish Criminal District Court, 1994-2000”
Lisa Hutchinson Wallace, Richard Brown, Metropolitan Crime Commission

“Exemplars of Moral Exclusion in Criminal and Juvenile Justice: The Case of Rubin ‘Hurricane’ Carter”
Tom Reed, Eastern Kentucky University
 

Panel 20

Date:  Friday, September 28, 2001
Time:  8:30am – 9:45 am
Where:  Capital

MANAGING CRIMINAL JUSTICE CURRICULUM, FACULTY AND STUDENTS

Chair:  Stan Swart, University of North Florida

“Sam Walker and the Dilemmas of Applied Academia”
Stanley L. Swart, University of North Florida

“Who Wants to be a Successful Classroom Manager: Evaluating and Countering Criminal Justice Student Anger, Aggression and Hostility in the Classroom Setting”
Lloyd Klein
Bernadette Jones Palombo
Louisiana State University, Shreveport

“Collaborative Learning in Criminal Justice Classroom Environments”
Jerry McKinney

“Mentoring in Academe: Models for Facilitating Academic Development”
Julie C. Kunselman, University of West Florida
Christopher Hensley, Morehead State University
Richard Tewksbury, University of Louisville

“Instructional Development: A Course on the Media and Criminal Justice; Films Based on True CJ Events” – Hill Harper, Valdosta State University, Thomas Sullenberger, Southeast Louisiana University
 

Panel 21

Date:  Friday, September 28,2001
Time:  2:30 pm – 3:45 pm
Where:  Caucus

PRESIDENTAL ROUNDTABLE: PROFILING: RACIAL BIAS OR PROACTIVE POLICING?

Convenors: Ferris Byxbe, Delta State University
Philip Carlan, University of North   Alabama
Participants:
Jerry De Gregory, University of North Alabama
Bob Hunt, University of Arkansas, Monticello
 R. Alan Thompson, University of Southern Mississippi
 

Panel 22

Date:  Friday, September 28, 2001
Time:  2:30 – 3:45 pm
Where:  Capital

WORKSHOP: BUILDING THE COMPLETE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

Chair:  Paul L. Lindemuth, Kings College

“Building the Complete Law Enforcement Officer”
Paul L. Lindenmuth, Kings College
 

Panel 23

Date:  Friday, September 28, 2001
Time:  4:00 pm – 5:15 pm
Where:  Caucus

CORRECTIONS: LIFE, DEATH AND  HEALTH ISSUES

Chair:  Charles O. Ochie, Albany State University

“Demographic and Criminal Determinants of Mortality in Prison: The Odds of Surviving Confinement”
Adansi Amankwaa, Albany State University
Charles O. Ochie, Albany State University

“An Analysis of Custodial Deaths in Jails: 1978-1998”
Darrell L. Ross, East Carolina University

“Correctional Health Care: Just(ice) Boohoo”
Etta F. Morgan, Penn State University-Harrisburg

“The Multifunction Jail: Policy Makers’ Views on the Goals of Local Incarceration”
Brandon K. Applegate, Robin J. King,
Charles W. Otto, Ray Surette,
Bernard J. McCarthy,
University of Central Florida

“So Young, So Angry…The Revocation of Young Parolees in California: A Comparative Analysis”
Marylin McShane, Frank P. Williams III Prairie View A & M University
 

Panel 24

Date:  Friday, September 28, 2001
Time:  4:00 pm – 5:15 pm
Where:  Capital

RELEASING LIONS AMONG LAMBS: RECOMMENDED CHANGES IN ALABAMA’S SEXUAL OFFENDER REGISTRATION AND NOTIFICATION

Chair:  J.R. Douglas, Jacksonville State University

“Releasing Lions Among the Lambs: The Evaluation, Level One and Two Offenders”
Sherry Todd, Jacksonville State University.

“Releasing Lions Among the Lambs: Level Three, Four, and Out-of-State Offenders”
Mary Cooper, Jacksonville State University
 

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Panel 25

Date:  Saturday, September 29, 2001
Time:  8:30 am – 9:45 am
Where:  Capital

POLICING ISSUES II: RACE, GENDER AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY

Chair: Scott Cunningham, Tampa Police Department

“Does it Really Hurt to be Black in Blue?”
R. Alan Thompson, University of Southern Mississippi

“Cultural Diversity and the Future Criminal Justice Professional”
Patricia Grant, Virginia Commonwealth University

“Competing Paradigms in Policing: The Gender Factor”
Carole Garrison & Kay Scarborough, Eastern Kentucky University

“Contemporary Issues for Women In Law Enforcement”
Julie Campbell, University of Southern Mississippi
 

Panel 26

Date:  Saturday, September 29, 2001
Time:  8:30 am – 9:45 am
Where:  Caucus

JUVENILE DELINQUENTS: CAUSES AND TREATMENT

Chair:  Gordon A. Crews,  Jacksonville State University

“Satanic Tourism & Legend Trips: The Possible Connections Between Occult Involvement and Juvenile Delinquency”
and “Satanic Tourism: Adolescent Dabblers and Identity Work”
Gordon A. Crews, Jacksonville State University

“An Examination of the Problem Oriented Severity Index (POSIT) on Incarcerated Substance Using Youth”
Jill A. Gordon and Robyn L. Diehl, Virginia Commonwealth University.

“The Protective Effects of Family, Peer, and Organizational Support on the Prevalence and Incidence of Delinquency Among African American Youths”
Becky Tatum, Georgia State University.

“Taggers or Gangs: A Behavioral Analysis”
Lynne Snowden & J.P. Guarino, UNC at Wilmington.

“Youth Gangs – A Law Enforcement Challenge”
Sharon Tracy, Georgia Southern University.

“Black and White School Violence: Some Preliminary Findings” – Florence Ferguson, State University of West Georgia.
 

Panel 27

Date:  Saturday, September 29, 2001
Time:  10:00am – 11:15 am
Where:  Capital

INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON CRITICAL ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE: CANADA, ENGLAND, FRANCE AND JAPAN

Chair:  Laura J. Moriarty, Virginia Commonwealth University

“Comparing Canadian and American Criminal Justice Systems with an Overview of Critical Issues in Canada’s Criminal Justice Systems”
Amie R. Scheidegger, Charleston Southern University.

“Comparing English and American Criminal Justice Systems with an Overview of Critical Issues in England’s Criminal Justice Systems”
Fred Massey, Charleston Southern University.

“Comparing French and American Criminal Justice Systems with an Overview of
Critical Issues in French Criminal Justice Systems”
Elizabeth H. McConnell, Charleston Southern University.

“Comparing Japanese and American Criminal Justice Systems with an Overview
of Critical Issues in Japanese Criminal Justice Systems”
Deborah Smith, Charleston Southern University.
 

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Adams, Penny, 7
Allen, R. Worth, 8
Amankwaa, Adansi, 23
Amato, Nick, 7
Applegate, Brandon, 23
Auten, Joe, 12, 13
Bae, Ronald, 11
Ballard, Chet, 1
Beaman, Rebecca, 8
Blankenship, Michael, 16
Bohm, Robert, 16
Brown, Jack, 3
Brown, Richard, 19
Byxbe, Ferris, 19, 21
Callahan, Tim, 13
Camp, Dave, 13
Campbell, Julie, 25
Carlan, Philip, 1, 21
Castle, Tammy, 15
Camp, Dave, 13
Cooper, Mary, 24
Crews, Gordon, 26
Dantzker, Mark, 18
DeGregory, Jerry, 1, 21
Diehl, Robyn, 26
Doerner, Bill, 18
Douglas, J.R., 24
Dunaway, R. Gregory, 14
Earnest, Terri, 14
Edwards, Terry, 17
Evans, Rhonda, 19
Evans, Robert, 2
Ferguson, Florence, 26
Ferreira, Bertus, 11
Forsyth, Craig, 19
Foster, D. Burk, 19
Garrison, Carole, 25
Giacopassi, David, 2
Gibson, Camille, 7
Giorlando, Marianne, 15
Gordon, Jill, 26
Grant, Patricia, 25
Grossi, Elizabeth, 17
Guarino, J.P., 26
Harper, Hill, 2, 20
Harper, Stephanie, 7
Hayes, Timothy, 14
Helms, Jeffrey, 7
Hensley, Chris, 15, 20
Higgs, Georgette, 6
Hughes, Tad, 9
Hunt, Bob, 21
Hunter, Ron, 18
Janikowski, Richard, 16
Jiang, Shanhe, 15
Johnson, Katherine, 9
Jordan, Eddie, 10
Kerle, Ken, 11
King, Robin, 23
Klein, Lloyd, 20
Kunselman, Julie, 9, 20
Lanier, Mark, 3
Lee, Matthew, 14
Lindemuth, Paul, 22
Locklear, H. Todd, 13
Madden, James, 9
Mallory, Stephen, 5
Massey, Fred, 27
McCarthy, Bernard, 23
McConnell, Elizabeth, 27
May, David, 3
McKee, Adam, 5
McKinney, Jerry, 15, 20
McShane, Marilyn, 4, 23
Miller, J. Mitchell, 2
Moak, Stacy, 6
Moriarty, Laura, 27
Morgan, Etta, 23
Mustaine, Elizabeth, 5
Nored, Lisa, 8
Ochie, Charles, 23
Otto, Charles, 23
Palombo, Bernadette, 20
Prine, Rudy, 1
Purser, Christopher, 14
Reed, Tom, 19
Reynolds, Marsha, 2
Robinson, Matthew, 2, 5
Ross, Darrell, 23
Rush, Jeff, 14
Ruth, Bob, 12
Scarborough, Kay, 25
Scheidegger, Amie, 27
Scott, Hannah, 8
Shaver, Don, 15
Sloan, John, 14
Smith, Deborah, 27
Smith, Georgia, 15
Sullenberger, Tom, 20
Symkla, John, 14
Snowden, Lynne, 26
Sparger, Jerry, 2
Stearman, Kelli, 7
Stephens, B. Joyce, 6
Stephens, Gene, 8
Stevenson, Ginger, 14
Surette, Ray, 23
Swart, Stanley, 20
Tatum, Becky, 26
Tewksbury, Richard, 5, 15, 20
Thompson, R. Alan, 21, 25
Thompson, David, 1
Thompson, Scott, 25
Todd, Sherry, 24
Tracy, Sharon, 26
Vandiver, Margaret, 16
Vito, Gennaro, 16, 17
Wallace, Lisa, 19
Walsh, William, 17
Watson, Erin, 11
Wells, James, 7
West, Angela, 16, 17
Williams, E.J., 5
Williams, Frank, 4, 23
Wood, Peter, 3, 14
Wright, Jeremy, 15
 

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