Amy Jeanne
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lol LOVE THE DAD!!!
Amy Jeanne said:
lol LOVE THE DAD!!!
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That has to be a typo. If not, she's an accomplished drag king....
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Inky said:I found this on someone else's blog so if it belongs to someone from here, my apologies, but this "everyday" woman is too fantastic not to post.
11-17-1942, San Francisco PD Mugshot of "Tanya Williams."
and thanks to Blondie - more about Ms. Williams found here.
Seems she is an "entertainer" and due to new "blue laws" in San Francisco, she was working at the Melody Lane club and she and the club manager were arrested for putting on an "indecent show."
I love the internet!
I know the type - I dated one in high school (except for the jacket). But even today they often follow stereotype. I imagine in the 30s, the image was purposeful and the message clear.Amy Jeanne said:No typo. She's from the 1932 edition of the Philadelphia High School For Girls' yearbook. Apparently, she was a minor celebrity in the baseball world.
There's always that ONE GIRL in my vintage yearbooks that has her hair slicked back, has on a suit jacket, and is into sports.
Amy Jeanne said:No typo. She's from the 1932 edition of the Philadelphia High School For Girls' yearbook. Apparently, she was a minor celebrity in the baseball world.
May I please have all of these outfits? Thanks!cherry lips said:
Amy Jeanne said:No typo. She's from the 1932 edition of the Philadelphia High School For Girls' yearbook. Apparently, she was a minor celebrity in the baseball world.
There's always that ONE GIRL in my vintage yearbooks that has her hair slicked back, has on a suit jacket, and is into sports.
Audrey Horne said:
LizzieMaine said:(Of course, we all know no woman ever did anything interesting in her life until the 1960s.)
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Smuterella said:Here we all are, obsessing about skirt length, and look how short hers is. Fabulous picture.