Clarinda High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Clarinda, IA)

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, 4' L. Mixed Chorus QLD GIRLS' TRIO Pagsy West Marjorie McKeown Barbara Crawford Pianist, Shirley Spunaugle HUNT'S SHOES Gifts, Where Quality Remains Long After Price is Forgotten