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Photo Gallery January 1, 2000

Summertime Reception

Minnesota Securities Dealers Association Summer Outing - July -

<p>John Buckinghamm, Bear Stearns, New York; Mike Horton, American Express; Teri Brandt, Advantus Capital Mgmt., both Minneapolis.</p> <p>Steve Carolus, International Assets Advisor, Winter Park; Eric Crawford, Ryan Olson, both Primevest, Minneapolis.</p> <p>Kristin Stansberry, Equity Securities Investment Co.; Erin Stastny, Miller, Johnson & Kuehn, both Minneapolis; Tom DeFazio, Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder, New York; Karen Speltz, Dain Rauscher Wessels, Laurie Haeg, John G. Kinnard & Co., both Minneapolis.</p> <p>Tom Kozlak, St. Paul Companies, St. Paul; Jerry Harrington, Cowen & Co., New York.</p>
<p>Jeff Pralle, Dain Rauscher Wessels; John Volden, American Express Brokerage, both Minneapolis; Cynthia Best, Paragon Capital Corp., Boca Raton; Tom Whitam, American Express Brokerage, Minneapolis.</p> <p>Rich Hanzelko, Jerry Rogers, both Jones & Associates, Heathrow; Mike Maienza, Deephaven Capital Mgmt., Minnetonka.</p> <p>Laura Schwitters, Wayne Hummer & Co., Chicago; Robert Auletti, Herzog Heine Geduld, Jersey City.</p> <p>Kerry Flynn, Instinet, New York; Ida Slayhi, Great Northern Capital, St. Paul; Bill Burke, Robertson Stephens, San Francisco; Alice Marie Davis, Prudential Securities; Mary Beth Healy, PaineWebber; Andy Preziosi, Jr., Nasdaq, all New York.</p>
<p>Paul Wurm, Peregrine Capital Mgmt., Minneapolis; Patrick O’Malley, JP Morgan, New York, Rich Guerin, Tom Fusco, both Credit Suisse First Boston, Boston.</p> <p>Jim Mahoney, USbancorp Piper Jaffray; Jim Fredericks, RJ Steichen; both Minneapolis.</p> <p>John Doyle, Bear Stearns; Justin King, ABN Amro, both Chicago; Kay Doyle, guest.</p> <p>“Making Markets Raffle”</p><p>Nick Karos, Zeus Karos (retired), both USbancorp Piper Jaffray, Minneapolis.</p>

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