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Warren Frederick was a great bodybuilder pictured on the right. Kellie Everts was stunning. This is one of my favourite bodybuilding magazine covers ever.© Strength-Oldschool.com
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Kellie Everts and Wrestler Wayne Coleman aka Superstar Billy Graham. Fans of Wrestling and of course Superstar Billy Graham can buy his Wrestling Action Figures - Click here!
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Kellie Everts and Sergio Oliva in 1975
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Kellie Everts and Sergio Oliva in 1975. I wonder what Sergio was staring at??© Strength-Oldschool.com
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1973 Mr Olympia Poster
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An old Mr Olympia Poster promoting the 1973 Mr Olympia contest. Other contests on included Mr Americas, Mr World and Miss Americana. On the cover was Arnold Schwarzenegger, Serge Nubret, Franco Columbu and Kellie Everts. Interesting fact: Franco and Kellie were a brief item at one point.© Strength-Oldschool.com
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Kellie Everts
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Known as Kellie Everts (real name Rasa Sofija Jakstas) and born in Germany, on July 16, 1945. She now goes by the name Rasa von Werder. Everts was a major early pioneer of woman's bodybuilding. She appeared in "Playboy" in May, 1977, for a pictorial called "Humping Iron". Before the playboy spread, Everts entered and won a Miss Nude Universe contest in 1967. She is a former stripper, female bodybuilder, evangelist, author, photographer and founder of her own church. Kellie Everts has her own website. Her site is superb, full of interesting facts and stories on Arnold Schwarzene© Strength-Oldschool.com
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Lisa Lyon
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Born 1 June 1953 in Los Angeles, California. Later began weight training and entered her first ever bodybuilding contest in 1979 and won. She would later retire from competing that same year. She continued to promote women's bodybuilding by appearing in magazines, on TV and writing the book "Lisa Lyon’s Body Magic". She would also model for various Fine Art Photographers such as Robert Mapplethorpe and a lot of her photos can be seen in the book "Lady: Lisa Lyon". Lyon appeared in 'Playboy magazine' in Oct. 1980 and was regarded as the first female bodybuilder to appear in 'Play© Strength-Oldschool.com
