Francie Kraker, 'Speediest' Waitress in Town, November 1967
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Ann Arbor News, November 8, 1967
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'Speediest' Waitress In Town: Ann Arbor's Francie Kraker, holder of the women's 600-meter indoor world record, is currently working part-time at a local restaurant while in her junior year at Michigan. An injury and appendectomy restricted Miss Kraker's running competition recently but she's pointing toward four major track and field events in coming months, starting with the national indoor meet in January, and must be considered among leading candidates for a place on the U.S. Olympic team. Customers being served are Linda Randall, a Michigan student from Pittsburgh (facing camera), Mrs. Bernard Sisman of Monroe (right), and her daughter, Denise, also a Michigan student.
Ann Arbor News, November 8, 1967
Caption
'Speediest' Waitress In Town: Ann Arbor's Francie Kraker, holder of the women's 600-meter indoor world record, is currently working part-time at a local restaurant while in her junior year at Michigan. An injury and appendectomy restricted Miss Kraker's running competition recently but she's pointing toward four major track and field events in coming months, starting with the national indoor meet in January, and must be considered among leading candidates for a place on the U.S. Olympic team. Customers being served are Linda Randall, a Michigan student from Pittsburgh (facing camera), Mrs. Bernard Sisman of Monroe (right), and her daughter, Denise, also a Michigan student.
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1967
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November
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