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Cool dudes, clockwise from top right, Colleen Murphy, 16, Steve Gill, 16, Tracey Raftis, 16, Denise Lassaline, 16, Judy Demers, 16, Steven Pirso, 15, Kim Nadeau, 16, Brad Harris 14
Cool dudes, clockwise from top right, Colleen Murphy, 16, Steve Gill, 16, Tracey Raftis, 16, Denise Lassaline, 16, Judy Demers, 16, Steven Pirso, 15, Kim Nadeau, 16, Brad Harris 14

Cool dudes, clockwise from top right, Colleen Murphy, 16, Steve Gill, 16, Tracey Raftis, 16, Denise Lassaline, 16, Judy Demers, 16, Steven Pirso, 15, Kim Nadeau, 16, Brad Harris 14

Date8/29/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Cool dudes; clockwise from top right; Colleen Murphy; 16; Steve Gill; 16; Tracey Raftis; 16; Denise Lassaline; 16; Judy Demers; 16; Steven Pirso; 15; Kim Nadeau; 16; Brad Harris 14.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0019787F
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