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1 photograph : b&w negative ; 8 x 10 cm
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Image of three Ontario Agricultural College students with their heads shaved with the letters W [O?] and E. The group is standing with arms around each other and each person is wearing a leather jacket and ear muffs.
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Scanned as TIF file June 2022.
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57-10748_001 and photo missing from envelope appeared on Page 1 of the Friday, October 25, 1961 edition of the newspaper as part of "14 'Kidnapped,' Heads Shaved In Waterloo-OAC Shenanigans"
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Photo caption from published version of 57-10748_001: "TRIMMED TOPS - Retaliation raids by Waterloo netted three OAC students who had their hair trimmed to form letters representing Waterloo, arts and engineers. They are (left to right) Gordon Babbitt, Robert Selm and Edward Manuel."