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Not a junior in the crowd
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Not a junior in the crowd

Associated Press · December 2, 1964

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Mrs. J. L. Lane, 40, and husband, 42, of Hahira, are shown with the 12 children they've had in 22 years, the last born Saturday. Mrs. Lane lamented that she had to quit PTA "because every time they called a room, I had to stand up.". From left, Lisa, Beth, Dad, Lonnie, Myrtle, Leslie, Joe, Sue, Brenda, Portrait of Jimmy, Lewell and Donald.

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