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ITEM 5 · NOT READ FROM THIS SEAT; THE GAP PRINTED WITH ITS INSTRUMENTS
Below the state halls stand the school's own — the hall of fame a corporation keeps on its own walls, in its own gym lobby, for its own — and for John Glenn that institution's record was not opened by this run. Whether the corporation maintains an athletic or distinguished-alumni hall, when it was founded, and who stands in it are questions the school's own registers answer and no source reached from this seat states; the yearbook and program record that would name inductees year by year rides the same unread instruments as the sports rolls (GAP-W-SPO-2). The item therefore closes NAMED GAP, settler: the John Glenn School Corporation's hall-of-fame registers and induction programs, read whole — with the discipline stated: no inductee is guessed, no founding year estimated, and the town's school-hall roll, when the registers are read, enters as a banked correction rather than a reconstruction. What can be printed stands in the next article's frame: the school's documented honors culture — the Spell Bowl dynasty's banners, the famous seasons' trophies in the museum's and school's custody — is real and banked; the hall, as an institution with a roll, is owed.
Principal sources: GAP-W-SPO-2 (the shared settler class); the school's registers named as this item's settler.