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Diane Cotmyer [i.e. Kottmyer]
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Diane Cotmyer [i.e. Kottmyer]

Connolly, Joseph A., III, 1945-2022 · [ca. 1978–1999]

CC0 — Public Domain
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Woman speaking at microphone; judge in background. American flag on left.

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