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2011-2012 TEAM HANDBOOK

OUR 21ST SEASON IN THE FIRST® ROBOTICS COMPETITION!

Managing Partners:

Delphi Corporation

Delphi Electronics & SafetyKokomo, Indiana

Kokomo-Center Schools

Kokomo High SchoolKokomo Area Career Center

Supporting Sponsors:

PURPOSE

This handbook is an information source and communication tool for members of the TechnoKats Robotics Team, its supporters, and their families, and for other FIRST Robotics teams.

CONTENTS

Purpose and Contents...........................................................2Partnership and Sponsors.....................................................3Goals....................................................................................4History..................................................................................5Awards.................................................................................6Organization.........................................................................7Mentors................................................................................8Projects.................................................................................9Schedule: September and October, 2011...........................10Schedule: November and December, 2011........................11Schedule: January and February, 2012..............................12Schedule: March and April, 2012......................................13Scholarship: Requirements and Rewards...........................14Community Business Outreach..........................................15Fundraising and Finances..................................................16Student Involvement and Eligibility..................................17Travel and Commitment Deadlines...................................18Mentor Involvement...........................................................19Student Competition Role Application..............................20Student Contract.................................................................21Shop Map...........................................................................22Contact Information...........................................................23

This handbook is current as of March 20, 2012. Details and dates may change throughout the year. For the most current schedule, see the TechnoKats web calendar:

http://www.technokats.org/calendar.php

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PARTNERSHIP AND SPONSORS

The TechnoKats Robotics Team is managed by a partnership between the Kokomo-Center Consolidated School Corporation and Delphi Electronics and Safety.

The school provides student members, sponsoring teachers, the use of school facilities and resources, and bus and van transportation.

Delphi pays the bulk of the team costs for competition entry fees, materials, parts, and tools, covers student travel to regional competitions, and provides engineering mentorship.

The team has many supporting sponsors:

Duke Energy has provided a generous area in their warehouse since 1998 for the team workshop, meeting space, material storage, and practice field.

AndyMark, Inc. donates time, materials, and engineering mentorship.

TechPoint Foundation for Youth

Indiana Department of Education

1up! Software supports our website.

NASA grants have been used in past years when the team was eligible

Many parents and team alumni also contribute time and mentoring to the team.

Other contributing sponsors are listed on the TechnoKats Robotics Team web site:

http://www.technokats.org/

TECHNOKATS FIRST ROBOTICS TEAM 2011-2012 TEAM HANDBOOK 3

FIRST was founded in 1989 to inspire young people's interest and participation in science and technology. Based in Manchester, NH, the 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit public charity designs accessible, innovative programs that motivate young people to pursue education and career opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and math, while building self-confidence, knowledge, and life skills.

FIRST’s Vision

"To transform our culture by creating a world where science and technology are celebrated and where young people dream of becoming science and technology heroes."

Dean Kamen, Founder

FIRST’S MISSION

“Our mission is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders, by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering and technology skills, that inspire innovation, and that foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership.”

Find out more at the http://www.usfirst.org/ web site.

OVERALL TEAM GOALS

Inspire students about technology, math, and science Prepare students for leadership roles Promote the ideals of FIRST Increase community and state awareness of science

and technology education opportunities Promote teamwork skills Introduce students to positive role models Boost the level of competition in FIRST by providing

technical assistance and organizational mentoring to any FIRST team

These goals remain constant for each year.

2011-2012 FIRST COMPETITION GOALS

Happy Sponsors Winning Robot Empowered Students Increasing Membership Great Team Spirit Clean Shop Continuous Safety

These goals are determined by veteran team members prior to the start of the season.


HISTORY

In 1990, the Foundation for Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology was founded. FIRST focuses on inspiring students in math, science, and technology fields through sponsoring a worldwide robotics competition. Many students and adults get very excited about competing in this challenging and fun atmosphere.

Kokomo High School’s robotics team has participated in the FIRST Robotics Competition since its inception in 1992. In that year, the Delco Electronics/Kokomo-Center Schools “DEKCS” partnership formed the Science Kats, one of 28 teams to compete in the inaugural FIRST competition. Since then, FIRST has grown to include well over 1600 high school teams in countries around the world. During this time, the team’s partnerships have also grown. Over the years, the team adopted its current name of the TechnoKats, Delco became a division of Delphi, other sponsoring partners have joined, and the TechnoKats have made a name for themselves in Howard County and in the FIRST community.

The team is proud of its history. It has a strong tradition of competing at a high level in FIRST while also being a model team in showing “gracious professionalism” as it competes. Its members have mentored many teams, both in Indiana and across North America. These teams and others in the FIRST community look to the TechnoKats as a model FIRST team, as they are a perennial contender for the highest honor given by FIRST, the “Chairman’s Award”. The team continually strives to uphold that model for how a FIRST team should be organized and how it should compete.

During these many years, the team has been led by the partnership between Delphi and the Kokomo-Center School Corporation, with increasing levels of student control and responsibility. The success and stability of the team is a direct result of the strong partnership between Delphi and KCS, and the dedication of mentors, sponsors, and students.

TechnoKats students have gone on to work as engineers, scientists, and entrepreneurs in various fields. Alumni work in the automotive industry for such companies as Lockheed Martin, Delphi, and GM. Many work in aerospace, information technology, consumer electronics, and health care. It is certain that being TechnoKats played a big role in their success today.

www.usfirst.org

www.delphi.com

www.kokomoschools.com

www.technokats.org


More important than winning awards, students are being

inspired. Numerous leadership opportunities are present on the TechnoKats,

and the real successes are seen when students succeed in finding out how they can

make this world a better place because of the choice in

a technical-related career.

1992 National Competition Finalist1992 Ultimate Keeper Award1994 Chairman’s Award Finalist1995 Chairman’s Award Finalist1998 National Competition Champion1998 National “Technical Excellence” Award1998 Great Lakes Regional Runner-Up1998 Great Lakes Regional “Best Play” Award1999 National Competition Runner-Up1999 Midwest Regional “Outstanding Defense”2000 National “Xerox Creativity” Award2000 Midwest Regional Champion2000 Great Lakes Regional Runner-Up2000 Scholarship: Vinny Cothern, $20,000 Kettering University2001 National Competition #1 Seed & Division Finalist2001 Midwest Regional GM Industrial Design Award & Finalist2001 W. Michigan Regional Leadership in Controls Award & Finalist2001 Scholarship: Philip Lundberg, $20,000 Kettering University2002 Championship Competition #4 Seed & Division Semi-Finalist2002 Championship Autodesk Animation Technical Excellence Award2002 Midwest Regional Chairman’s Award Winner2002 Midwest Regional Runner-up2002 Indiana Vocational Education Excellence Award2003 Championship Competition #3 Seed2003 Midwest Regional Champion2003 Midwest Regional Judges Award for Exemplary Sportsmanship2003 St. Louis Regional Sportsmanship Award2003 Pittsburgh Regional Sportsmanship Award2003 Championship Woodie Flowers Award Winner, Andy Baker2004 Championship Competition, Division Finalist2004 Midwest Regional Champions2004 Midwest Regional Sportsmanship Award2005 Championship Competition, Division Semi-Finalist2005 Midwest Regional Engineering Inspiration Award2005 Midwest Regional Safety Award2005 Boilermaker Regional Judges’ Award for Outstanding Excellence2005 Scholarship: Austin Butler, $30,000 Delphi/Purdue University FIRST 2005

Scholarship2005 Scholarship: Greg McCoy, $2,000 Boilermaker Regional Scholarship,

$1,000 IRI Scholarship2006 Boilermaker Regional Chairman’s Award2006 Boilermaker Regional Woodie Flowers Award, Mark Koors2007 St. Louis Regional Motorola Quality Award2007 St. Louis Regional Champions2007 Boilermaker Regional Motorola Quality Award2007 Championship Volunteer of the year award, Mark Koors2008 St. Louis Regional Finalist2008 St. Louis Regional Engineering Inspiration Award2008 Boilermaker Regional Finalist2008 Boilermaker Regional Industrial Design Award2009 Washington DC Regional General Motors Industrial Design Award2009 Washington DC Regional Winner2009 Boilermaker Regional Chairman's Award2009 Boilermaker Regional Finalist2009 Boilermaker Regional Xerox Creativity Award2010 Boilermaker Regional Champions2010 Boilermaker Regional Motorola Quality Award2011 Dean’s List Finalist at Boilermaker Regional2012 Boilermaker Website Award


Executive Sponsor Superintendent KHS Principal KACC Director

Managing PartnersKokomo-Center

Consolidated School Corporation

Delphi Electronics & Safety

Lead Teacher Lead Engineer Lead Parent

Lead Secretary

Technical Lead Business Lead

Mechanical LeadSoftware LeadScouting LeadElectrical Lead

Student Leaders Steering Committee

Marketing Group Funtivities Group

Chairman’s Award Group Web Site Group

Mechanical/CAD Group Electrical Group Software Group

Animation Group

Technical DepartmentBusiness Department

Travel Coordinator Fundraising Coordinator Attendance Coordinator

Safety & Shop Coordinator Shipping Coordinator

Food Committee Coordinator Team Awards Coordinator

Robot Coordinator

Operations Department

Pit Boss Scouting Chief Spirit Leader Field Coach Drive Team

Competition Department

ORGANIZATION

The TechnoKats Robotics Team is run by its managing partners, through the steering committee, with additional input from other supporting sponsors. Student leaders are chosen by a vote of the team members. Business and technical lead students are selected by the mentor leader for each position. Competition roles are determined for each competition event. Operations coordinators are adult volunteers.


KOKOMO-CENTER CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL CORPORATION

* Ben Diener Math Teacher Business Department Co-head,Marketing Group Co-leader, Travel Coordinator

Pavithra Puliyanda Science Teacher Business Department Co-headMarketing Group Co-leader

Dr. Joy Dewing English Teacher Awards Mentor

DELPHI ELECTRONICS & SAFETY

Alan Anderson Software Engineer Software Group Leader,Team Awards Coordinator

Mike Carmain Electrical Engineer Electrical Group LeaderKevin Keller Manufacturing Manager Executive SponsorRoy Visser Mechanical Engineer Technical Department Head,

Mechanical Group Leader,Safety & Shop Coordinator

Ross Jordan Mechanical Engineer (retired) Mechanical Support* Mark Zehner Mechanical Engineer Lead Engineer

ADDITIONAL MENTORS

Kirk Davis Field Construction ManagerBette Anderson Chairman’s Award SupportCarol Anderson Fundraising SupportDana Davis Public RelationsHenry Yu Website Group LeaderBecca Hayes Food Committee Coordinator,

Funtivities Group Leader* Dorinda Davis Mentor

Jessica Stidham MentorCharles Yocom MentorFred Blessinger MentorPaul Kennelly MentorCorey Anderson Mentor

* Steering Committee Member


PROJECTS

FALL/WINTER 2011

“Win-win” discount card salesOther fundraising activitiesCommunity Business ProjectShop equipment trainingCAD, electrical, and software trainingIndianaFIRST WorkshopsC.A.G.E. Match offseason competitionNew Year’s Ball Drop

WINTER/SPRING/SUMMER 2012

FIRST Robotics CompetitionHoward County Relay for LifeIndiana Robotics Invitational

PAST PROJECTS

1994-1997: Pop Can Regatta1998-2000: TechnoKat Challenge1998-2000: Haynes-Apperson Parade1999-present: New Year’s Eve Ball Drop1999: KHS Technical Library2000: Haynes Car Turntable2000-2003: TechKnowFest (Ivy Tech)2000-present: Indiana Robotics Invitational (IRI)2001-2003: Delphi Technical Forums2001: FIRST Lego League team sponsorship & startup2001: ChiefDelphi Invitational Robot Build2002: Bona Vista TechnoBox2002-present: IndianaFIRST Workshops & Leaders Meetings2003: Tinkertoy Challenge2003-2004: RibFest Pig Drop2003-2009: RoboEducators (Ivy Tech)2003-2008: Bona Vista Putt-putt course construction and participation2004: United Way Donation Tracking with Lighted Ball2004: Woodie Flowers Award mobius assembly2005: FIRST Lego League Mentoring2005-2009: IRI Vex Challenge (Ivy Tech & team 447)2005-2009: Boilermaker Regional Planning Committee2006: All Girls Vex Team2006-present: American Cancer Society Relay for Life team2006-2007: TechnoKats History Project2007: Bona Vista Playground Cad Model2007-present: Relay for Life Lumanaria Ceremony video display2008-2009: FIRST President’s Circle2010: 20th Season Celebration Event

Many team projects focus on bettering the Kokomo community and the FIRST community. These projects prepare the team not only in technical aspects of completing a project, but also in being prepared to work together. While this happens, the community improves.


SCHEDULE


SCHOLARSHIP: REQUIREMENTS AND REWARDS

REQUIREMENTS

According to the student contract (see page 20), each student must maintain a C- or better in each course in order to be eligible for team travel.

Grades are a PriorityThis grade requirement is strict and is not trivial. Students should put their grades before any team needs. This grade policy applies to AP courses also. There are no exceptions, unless team leaders find an extraordinary situation that warrants the exception.

AssistanceIn order to help the students meet this requirement, study tables and tutoring will be available for students who are in need of help. Students should depend on team mentors for personal tutoring assistance if needed.

REWARDS

There are many potential rewards for TechnoKats members.

Scholarships Each graduating senior will receive $100 per year of

team membership (in full) as a college scholarship. This must include at least one other year as an active member.

More than twelve million dollars in other scholarships were available for FIRST Team members in 2011. Check out the list on the FIRST web site:

http://www.usfirst.org/scholarshipsInternships

Experienced TechnoKats are exposed and preferred for internships within Delphi and other companies.

Delphi has hired college-aged interns at the Kokomo facility.

Experience Many corporations across the nation are participating

in FIRST and want to hire FIRST students. Being on a FIRST team will expose students to these corporations and also help teach the skills that these companies desire.


The TechnoKats actively seek projects in the community where the members can provide assistance.

AVAILABLE RESOURCES

The team offers resources such as:

CAD and other design services Simple parts fabrication Labor

PROGRAM GOALS

Goals of the program include:

Increased student involvement Fundraising for the team Improved mentor/student relationship Real-world business experience Community outreach Technical skills development Leadership skills development

CUSTOMERS

Targeted customers for this program are local businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals seeking technical skills and/or labor that the TechnoKats Robotics Team could provide.

The team will charge customers only for materials necessary to complete the project. The actual service is provided free of charge. Customers will be encouraged to become sponsors of the TechnoKats Robotics Team, with a suggested level of donation based on the specific project. Sponsors receive recognition corresponding with their level of donation.


FINANCES AND FUNDRAISING

FINANCES

The team is fortunate to have excellent sponsors. Delphi serves as the main financial sponsor, but students still need to pay their way to events, depending on their level of team participation and effort. There are many costs to the team.

Costs covered by Delphi:

FIRST Competition entry fees Robot parts and materials Playing field costs Portion of team uniforms Regional competition travel (various levels) Championship travel for engineering mentors Awards for team members Senior scholarships

Costs covered by TechnoKats not-for-profit “club fund” (funded by team, parent and student fundraising):

Fall project costs Student portion of FIRST Championship travel Non-FIRST competition costs

Costs covered by Kokomo-Center School Corporation:

Teacher sponsor contracts Championship travel for teachers Bus transportation (within Indiana)

FUNDRAISING

For the past several years, students have raised $100-$400 in order to travel to the FIRST Championship event. In 2011, the cost was $300. This year, each student can expect to fundraise as much as $500 to be an active member of the team. The primary fundraising project is the “Win-win” discount cards, with Kokomo area merchants providing special offers to cardholders. Cards are sold for $5, with $4 of the money going toward the seller’s account to pay student travel costs. See the student involvement section (page 17) for eligibility information regarding “active” members.


STUDENT INVOLVEMENT

TechnoKats students have many ways to be involved with the team. In the fall, they participate in the team events and meetings. Starting in January, students are required to become more active members of the team and really get involved in the FIRST program. These opportunities are available for students:

Team leadership positions Mechanical design Electrical design and wiring Software development Shop management, part fabrication and assembly Marketing, public relations and media publications Fundraising CAD and 3D animation Strategy development and robot operation Photography and videography

STUDENT MEMBERSHIP ELIGIBILITY

Recognizing other activities, the TechnoKats accommodate various levels of student participation. Students must put in a certain level of involvement to be considered an active member. In order to be considered “active”, a student must meet these requirements:

Attend at least 50% of all team activities between January 7 (pre-kickoff meeting) and February 21 (robot ship date)

Meet team grade requirements Be productive on the team and comply with

TechnoKats “shop rules” Participate in at least one mentoring, demonstration,

or community service project*

Active status for all students will be reviewed by the end of January. Final status will be announced on Tuesday, February 21, as the active students will be awarded the right to compete as TechnoKats in the March and April FIRST Robotics Competition events.

* These activities and hours performed must be approved by an adult team mentor and by the receiving party (if necessary).


TRAVEL AND COMMITMENT DEADLINES

Only active team members are permitted to travel with the team and participate in team competitions. Remember that students must meet the team grade requirements in order to be active, as described in this handbook.

While traveling with the team, students will stay in hotels. There will be up to four students in each room, sharing two double or queen beds. Students need to communicate any special needs regarding travel to team mentors and the team travel coordinator.

Family members are encouraged to attend competitions with the team. They can either plan their own travel or work through team travel arrangements. If they are using team arrangements they need to realize that they must abide by the specifics of the team travel coordinator.

For the 2012 competition season, we plan to attend two Regional Competitions and the FIRST Championship. We attended the Boilermaker Regional on March 15-17, in West Lafayette, Indiana. We will attend the Queen City Regional in Cincinnati, Ohio. We are also attending the FIRST Championship event in St. Louis, Missouri on April 26-28. We are fortunate to be pre-qualified as one of the few remaining teams to have been active in the FIRST Robotics Competition each year since it began.


There are many chances to mentor TechnoKats students as a sponsor, including:

Mechanical/Machine Design Electrical Design and Wiring Software Development and Programming CAD – Design, Drafting, Animation Metalworking and Part Fabrication Carpentry and Construction Project Leadership Marketing and Public Relations Fundraising and Financial Management Video and Graphic Publications Machine Shop Management Strategy Development and Coaching Travel Coordination Event Planning

A lead technical mentor is expected to commit to the following.

FALL (PRE-SEASON) ACTIVITIESSeptember: attend 3 meetings at the shopOctober: attend 4 meetings at the shop

form and attend team workshopsNovember: attend 4 meetings at the shop

form and help with Delphi tour if availableDecember: attend 2 meetings at the shop

help with Ball Drop preparation and setup

BUILD SEASON ACTIVITIES – JANUARYattend kickoffattend and lead shop work session one weekday per weekattend Saturday work sessions as availablevisit shop after work to check on progress in area of responsibility at

least every other dayattend Sunday work sessions as available(total 3 or 4 afternoon/evening work sessions, 3 Saturdays)

BUILD SEASON ACTIVITIES – FEBRUARYattend and lead shop work session one weekday per weekattend Saturday work sessions as availablestay at shop later in the evening as “ship date” approaches – this can

include coming back to the shop from 9-11pm, 5-8 times during the last weeks of build season

attend Sunday work sessions as available(total 3 or 4 afternoon/evening work sessions, 3 Saturdays)

Adults associated with the TechnoKats are encouraged to help out in any way they can assist the team. The efforts of these sponsors must be student-focused and within the spirit of FIRST.

Adults volunteer their time to act as coaches and mentors by working with the students during team meetings, after regular work hours, during weekend work sessions, and at project and FIRST Competition events.

The listed commitments are for a lead engineer on the TechnoKats who has responsibility for some portion of the robot build (mechanical, electrical, software).

Delphi engineers can significantly help the team without attending all of these work sessions. They help one of the lead engineers in the area they choose. These mentors can make an impact while helping to lead a project, a fundraising effort, or other activity on the team.


STUDENT COMPETITION ROLE APPLICATION

The purpose of this application is to help choose the best students for competition roles on the 2012 TechnoKats Robotics Team.

Here is the selection process:1. Complete and return application to Mr. Diener by February 21, 2012.2. Field Coach tests students.3. Team Leaders choose Pit Boss, Scouting Chief, and Spirit Leader.4. Competition Lead and Field Coach reduce number of drive team candidates to no

more than three per position before the first Regional.5. Student drive team candidates are evaluated at the first Regional and the best in each

position keep their spot until unseated.

Name: ___________________________________________

Year in school: 9 10 11 12

Years on TechnoKats: 1 2 3 4

Overall GPA: ______ ‘11 Fall Semester GPA:______

Competition Positions:Number your first choice with "1", second choice with "2", and third with "3", if needed.

______ Driver ______ Scouting Chief

______ Operator ______ Pit Boss

______ Human Player ______ Spirit Leader

Other after-school activities (January-March 2012):

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________

Why should you represent the TechnoKats in this position?

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________

In your own words, describe "Gracious Professionalism" (use an example, if you wish).

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________


By signing below I acknowledge and understand these points and agree to all of the below rules and conditions:

1. I have read the TechnoKats Robotics Team 2011-2012 Team Handbook.2. I plan on gaining active member status. I will communicate with my adult

mentors and I take responsibility to communicate my team efforts. If I am not considered to be an active member by February 21, then I agree that I will not be a participating member of the TechnoKats at FIRST Robotics Competitions.

3. I am responsible for arranging my transportation to and from the TechnoKats Shop at Duke Energy.

4. I understand that I may be absent from school during travel to two Regional competitions and the FIRST Championship (locations and dates to be determined). I am responsible for all make-up work while absent and will stay focused on my schoolwork responsibilities.

5. I understand that I am responsible for my schoolwork. If any of my grades are below a C- during the grade checking period prior to an official FIRST competition trip, then I will not travel with the team to the event. If I don’t meet these grade requirements, then I can only attend the event as a spectator and cannot participate in any team activities during the event. AP course grades are not an exception.

6. I will seek tutoring and will attend any required study table sessions if my grades are low enough to keep me from traveling with the team.

7. I will pass the 2012 Game Test within two attempts, by getting a passing grade of 70 or above. If I don’t pass, my “active member” status will be reviewed and I may be not allowed to travel with the team to FIRST events.

8. I agree to safely use all tools and equipment while working on any TechnoKats project. I respect the severity of a possible accident and agree that I may be dismissed from the team if I don’t work safely. I also agree that I will not operate any tool or item of equipment unless I have been trained to use it safely.

9. I will maintain an acceptable level of productivity while at all team activities. I understand that if I am asked to leave an event or meeting, I will.

10. If I don’t follow any of the above rules, I understand that I may be dismissed from the team immediately. I will follow all rules set forth for traveling with the team.

11. I will follow Duke Energy property and posted TechnoKat Shop rules.

__________________________ _______________________ _____________Student’s Signature Parent’s Signature Date


MAPS

The TechnoKats shop is located two blocks north of Kokomo High School at the Duke Energy facility on West Deffenbaugh Street.

Regular team parking is in the west parking lot.

Occasionally we will be asked to park in the southeast corner of the employee lot when taking a bus to an out-of-town event.

There is a walkway from the parking lot along the west side of the building to a gate in the fence.

A set of stairs leads up from the gate to the loading dock area at the south side of the building.

The shop entrance is the westernmost overhead door on the covered loading dock.


ENTRANCE

GATE ANDSTAIRS

WALKWAY

PARKING

TRAVELPARKING

CONTACT INFORMATION

TECHNOKATS ROBOTICS TEAM

Web site http://www.technokats.org/Shop telephone 765-454-6106

TECHNOKATS LEAD MENTORS

Alan Anderson 765-451-3463 [email protected] Carmain 765-451-7087 [email protected] Diener 765-454-7000 [email protected] Visser 765-451-5349 [email protected] Zehner 765-451-8272 [email protected]

DELPHI ELECTRONICS & SAFETY

Delphi 765-451-5101

KOKOMO SCHOOLS

Kokomo Area Career Center 765-455-8021Kokomo High School 765-454-7000

FIRST

Web site http://www.usfirst.org/FIRST Headquarters 800-871-8326 [email protected]

603-666-3906

PARTS SUPPLIERS

Small Parts http://www.smallparts.com/PIC Design http://www.pic-design.com/McMaster-Carr http://www.mcmaster.com/Grainger http://www.grainger.com/National Instruments http://www.ni.com/AndyMark http://www.andymark.com/

MEDIA

Kokomo Tribune 765-459-3121Kokomo Perspective 765-452-0055WZWZ 92.5 FM 765-453-1212WWKI 100.5 FM 765-459-4191


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