Today we’re going back to 1947, to a post-war era at North Texas State University, when women looked like the Andrews Sisters and frat boys took preventative measures against osteoporosis.
I love the pretty print dresses on these ladies.
Even just one row from the yearbook can reveal a lot.
Let’s hope for his sake, that “Dwyane” was misspelled. But check out his two-tiered locks. And what about John’s tousled look? Sexy. I’m certain he knows his way around a tractor. And Fred’s sharp threads are pretty snappy. I’m afraid these ladies’ names have gone by the wayside. Any preschools catering to Margie, Betty, or Ada Jo these days?
Yes, Virginia, there was life before iPods and iPads. Youth culture existed free from technology. Before Supercuts and Starbucks, there were barber shops and coffee shops. Look at that TEENSY coffee cup! No blue tooth in sight. People were actually looking UP.
Such was life in “Collegetown.” Stay tuned for Part II!
I Don't Get It 
John Melton Looks like he may the real “CopyCat” that Harry Connick Jr (http://bit.ly/10Ugefh) was portraying. I would not be surprised if he was voted “most likely to be psychopathic”
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When I go to that link, it says, “Aiming Low. Perfectly Mediocre.” Is that a hint? And the comparison to Harry Connick Jr only makes him hotter to trotter. Why, if I were 84 years old, I would hunt him down…
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yeah my link to the image didn’t work..sorry
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I googled it, and it turns out you are correct in your assessment.
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