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Photo--black and white newspaper clipping: Sebastopol Union Grammar School track team circa 1916-1917. Identified athletes are: 2. Lewis Thomas, 3. Tillie Bulletti, 5. Lowell Peterson, 7. Doris ? 8. Florence Philbrook, 9. Salome Herring Moore, 10. Margaret McHugh, 11. Lavilla Lawrence, 12. Anna Strider, 13. Buzz McCormack, 14. Frank Clark, 15. Eddie Howard, 16. Percy Crullin, 17. Tom Werth, 18. Dwight Lunsford, 19. Bulletti, 20. Percy Alexander, 21. Ray Alexander.
Sports and Recreation Thomas, Lewis Bulletti, Tillie Peterson, Lowell Philbrook, Florence Lawrence, Lavilla Strider, Anna Clark, Frank Crullin, Percy Werth, Tom Lunsford, Dwight Alexander, Percy Alexander, Ray Herring Moore, Salome McHugh, Margaret Howard, Eddie McCormack, Bus 1910-1919 United States California Sonoma Sebastopol Bodega Avenue
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