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Eugene E. Brossard
March 24, 1947
Group portrait of Eugene E. Brossard with two young women and two young men, who have been tentatively identified as Brossard's grandchildren. Mr. Brossard was well-known as the reviser of Wisconsi...
Masonic Lodge Shrine Officers
March 29, 1947
Group portrait of nine Zor Shrine officers in uniform.
Barbershop Quartet
January 1947
Group portrait of a high school barbershop quartet.
Women's Bowling Team
April 15, 1947
Group portrait of the J.J. Smith Jewelers team, who set the pace in Class A of the women's state bowling tournament at Sheboygan. Left to right: Betty Treadwell, Ellie Poole, Marcy Olson, Delores F...
Cooper family portrait
November 26, 1948
Group portrait of an old man and four older adult women (his daughters ?). Perhaps the Cooper family.
