Went to an antique shop yesterday and found some yearbooks from 1917-1920. I wish I could of purchased them all but alas, I only bought one. Here are some beautiful portraits of seniors from the various years 🤎
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Went to an antique shop yesterday and found some yearbooks from 1917-1920. I wish I could of purchased them all but alas, I only bought one. Here are some beautiful portraits of seniors from the various years 🤎
"What, no heart!" From Anderson's 1953 yearbook.
"I so loved, I returned." From American University's 1939 yearbook.
(via http://www.oneletterwords.com/weblog/?id=45691)
"Non-musical expression." From Swarthmore's 1964 yearbook.
A cat would stare at its own shadow before posing for a photo.
From Emerson's 1981 yearbook.
Reblog if you have two heads but only your grotesque head met graduation requirements. From Queens College's 1973 yearbook.
From Wabash's 1968 yearbook.
Nothing says "team spirit" like a Tina Turner-ish spiked wig.
From Kansas State's 1988 yearbook.