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2017.61.7
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Red, yellow, and black plaid pants, 1971

Seatle’s Lakeside School began as a boys-only institution in 1919, but in the fall of 1971 it became co-educational for the first time. Catherine A. "Willie" Pepper Milo wore this pair of bell-bottom plaid pants to her first day of 5th grade at Lakeside in 1971.
ID Number: 2017.61.7
Date: 1971
Physical Description: 1 Pants; synthetic fiber; 43 in.H x 13 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 2017.61.7
Subjects: Clothing and Dress, Education

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