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Title: Making Pumpkin Pie
Description: Kindergarteners at Dudgeon School in Mrs. Virginia Price's class make a pumpkin pie. Ready to add the egg is Nancy Olmstead, manning the beater is Julie Duckwitz, Marcia Kampen measures the pumpkin, while Larry Elliott spoons the pumpkin from the can and Mike Ivens measures the milk.
Image ID: 34423
Creation
Date: 		November 22, 1954 
Creator
Name: 		Vinje, Arthur M., 1888-1972
City, State: Madison, Wisconsin
Collection
Name: 		Vinje, Arthur M. : Photographs and Negatives
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		Published in Wisconsin State Journal November 24, 1954.
Subjects: Cookery
Kindergartens
Thanksgiving
Hats
Children
Indoor photography
Eggs
Pumpkin
 

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