Sarge said:Old Pennsy Station Crew --- Monroeville, IN in 1925.
Are you sure that isn't henry fonda, second from right, posing with extras from the Grapes of wrath?
Or maybe it is Paul Numan
Sarge said:Old Pennsy Station Crew --- Monroeville, IN in 1925.
Sarge said:Monroeville (Ind.) High School Junior Class 1941-42
Fletch said:Annual convention of the Nebraska Well Drillers Association, Lincoln, March 3-4, 1932.
ThesFlishThngs said:Isn't it funny, chanteuse? Yesterday I brought home a 1939 yearbook from my daughter's school. She's a senior this year, and was shocked at how 'old' those seniors looked back then. Then this morning I showed it to a client, and her first question, upon seeing the senior section was, "so, this is the faculty?".
Just a gathering of Cornhuskers...well, Cornhusker welldrillers. Some were obviously front-office types, while others are definitely of the sodbuster generation - big even-tempered guys who didn't talk much, but could work like mules and get all the way around a pork chop dinner before you could tie on your napkin.Warbaby said:Great illustration of the many suit and lapel styles being worn at the same time! I never realized the variety was so extensive. Plenty of different shirt collar styles as well. Also interesting that two of the guys in the front row are wearing spats with business suits.
Warbaby said:"Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses." - Dorothy Parker