Table 2:

Analysis for eight stars from the HS survey, not included in Edelmann et al. (2003).

Name		Class
	mag		kK	dex	dex
Observed with CA/ TWIN
HS 1733+4540	15.1	sdOB	37.5	5.6	-3.0
HS 1909+7004	15.4	sdB	36.5	5.4	-2.9
Spectra courtesy of Aguilar-Sánchez (1998)
HS 0026+04391	14.8	sdB	36.7	5.8	-3.0
HS 0042+09271	16.0	sdB	30.2	5.6	-2.9
HS 2254+06401	15.2	sdB	29.1	5.6	-2.7
HS 2320+08401,2	14.6	sdB+	30.0	5.8	-2.6
HS 2323+04591	14.8	sdB	29.3	5.4	-2.8
HS 2334+0144	15.5	sdB	30.8	5.6	-2.6

Notes.  gives the photographic magnitude from the HS survey plates, ``Class'' our spectroscopic classification, followed by the effective temperature ( ), surface gravity ( ), and atmospheric helium abundance ( =  ), from our model fits. The sdB+ classification indicates a composite spectrum. The notes on the names imply: ⁽¹⁾ Also found in the PG survey (Green et al. 1986).
⁽²⁾ Also found in the KUV survey (Noguchi et al. 1980).