Methinks these high school twins could pass for young Clift body doubles, especially the one in the bolo tie. For those not familiar with Clift, he was a Method actor in the 1950s and 60s, starring in films such as The Misfits with Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable, in their last screen roles. Clift himself would die five years after the movie’s release.
Despite the aquiline nose and caterpillar eyebrows, Clift was a good-looking man. Too pretty, in fact. If the charms of the luscious Liz Taylor couldn’t challenge his sexuality, I guess no one could.
Because dang–look at her.
I Don't Get It 
Whoa, that’s quite the dip (the move not the guy) I’m gettin’ an education here.
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That Liz. There is a resemblance but I don’t know if they could really pass for Monty. And wasn’t there “talk” about him and Sal Mineo? He was a fine actor,that’s for sure.
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Handsome men. Had forgotten that she was once very pretty. Only remember her old 😦
The only pitahaya google result I got was that is is another name for dragonfruit.
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Oh, that’s the name of the yearbook! I’d have to go look up the city, and I already shut down that computer. You forgot Liz Taylor used to be stunning?? Before White Diamonds…
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sorry, my bad. I don’t know much of the hunky Elvis, either.
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Whatever it is on that one boy’s arm is bushier than the caterpillar eyebrow, Kerbey. And yes, Liz, Ms. Taylor was a stunner in her day, wasn’t she? Even a young Mark saw and recognized that in his youth.
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I think it’s that ‘only vaguely interested’ facial expression that does it. 😀
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Ah, yes!
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Interesting wall decoration from the Cult of Really Small Knights. What would possess someone to feature that on their wall. I mean, the coleus plant (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/ae/Coleus-1.jpg/220px-Coleus-1.jpg)
and drapes are abominable but can be overlooked in light of that wall thingie.
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What a gay, festive plant! I thought if I asked my husband wth that knight thing was, he could shed some light on it. But he didn’t get it either.
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Uh, uh, not taking the bait on the gay, festive comment. Nope, nope, nope.
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What? I am leaving you a trail of crumbs like Hansel and Gretel, and you won’t eat a bite? It must not be lunchtime in Hawaii.
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