Library survivors

I don't doubt that this information is probably out there somewhere, perhaps even on another thread here, but so far I just haven't been able to find anything definitive. I'm curious to know the names of the individuals who were in the library at the time Eric and Dylan entered. According to the Jefferson County Sheriff's report in 2000, there were 56 people present. Four were faculty/staff, and 52 were students. Of course we know the individuals who were killed and wounded, and I have learned of additional names through witness accounts, but I have as yet been able to find a complete list of the names of the people present in the library.

Does this information exist, and if so would someone be able to direct me to it? Thanking you for any assistance you can provide.

I think All of their testimonies are in the very first part of the 11k I think it starts with library injured and then library witnesses

The deceased: Cassie Bernall, Steven Curnow, Corey DePooter, Kelly Fleming, Matt Kechter, Daniel Mauser, Isaiah Shoels, John Tomlin, Lauren Townsend, Kyle Velasquez

Faculty: Patricia Nielson, Peggy Dodd, Lois Kean

Students: Jennifer Doyle, Austin Eubanks, Patrick Ireland, Mark Kintgen, Lisa Kreutz, Nicole Nowlen, Jeanna Park, Kacey Ruegsegger, Valeen Schnurr, Daniel Steepleton, Evan Todd, Brian Anderson, Peter Ball, Ryan Barrett, Patricia Blair, Brittany Bollerud, Aaron Cohn, Lindsay Elmore, Andrew Fair, Steven Greenwood, Jessica Holliday, Sara Houy, Seth Houy, Amber Huntington, Heather Jacobson, Heidi Johnson, Byron Kirkland, Athena Lagos, Josh Lapp, Jenny Matthews, Kathy Park, Rebecca Parker, Bree Pasquale, Diwata Perez, Stephanie Salmon, John Savage, Craig Scott, Amanda Stair, Carole Weld, Aaron Welsh, Crystal Woodman, Emily Wyant, Makai Hall

The majority of the library survivors are in the first 700 pages of the 11k. Makai Hall, for some reason, is in a completely different place but I don't recall where at the moment.

Many, many thanks indeed. And thank you for narrowing the information in the 11k. That will save me a ton of time.

Best!