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Wisconsin High School Students
September 8, 1948
Three students awaiting the start of school at Wisconsin High School are, left to right, Nancy Fowlkes, Diana Dean, and John Hayden.
Students Modeling Spring Fashion
March 1, 1948
Patricia McGovern and Jane Botham model "dress up" clothes for high school girls.
Wisconsin High School Basketball Team
November 21, 1949
Group portrait of Wisconsin High School boy's basketball team with coach Harold Metzen.
Central High School Basketball Team
November 21, 1949
Group portrait of Central High School boy's basketball team with Coach Bobby Alwin.
East High School Basketball Team
November 21, 1949
Group portrait of East High School boy's basketball team. Coach Milt Diehl demonstrates a lay-up shot technique.
Spring Fashions
February 21, 1949
Pattie Neilson, recent art school graduate of the University of Wisconsin, and a fashion illustrator and copy writer for a Madison women's specialty shop, models a spring tweed suit suitable for work.
