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We're in! Louise Walker, left, and Julie White hug each other in congratulation for reaching the final of the Olympic high jump. They were the only two Canadian women to qualify for finals yesterday
We're in! Louise Walker, left, and Julie White hug each other in congratulation for reaching the final of the Olympic high jump. They were the only two Canadian women to qualify for finals yesterday

We're in! Louise Walker, left, and Julie White hug each other in congratulation for reaching the final of the Olympic high jump. They were the only two Canadian women to qualify for finals yesterday

Date7/26/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: We're in! Louise Walker; left; and Julie White hug each other in congratulation for reaching the final of the Olympic high jump. They were the only two Canadian women to qualify for finals yesterday.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0096717F
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