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One woman dances while another student accompanies her on a drum in an interpretive dance class at the University of Wisconsin-Madison 1949

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Women's interpretive dance class

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Joan Jones Woodbury dances while Virginia Freeman Weill accompanies her on a drum in an interpretive dance class at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Woodbury co-founded the Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company in 1964.

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