Pine River High School - Pine Bough Yearbook (Pine River, MN)

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BETTY ROLLINS Love Is Just a dream and gosh,I'm sleepy! BARBARA CARLSON Her heart Isn't In her work; It's someplace else. Not bold, not shy not short, not tall Just a pleasant mix

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HAROLD ZUPON Quiet, teachers; I'm sleeping. PICTURES MISSING: ALVIN BORMAN To come to school or not to come; that is the question. ALLEN BORMAN He prefers horses to girls??? DAVID HASTY Silent----until wound upl VICKY ARNOLD She's not as quiet as she seems. CORA LEE SWIFT Stop, look, and listen. Then do it when the coast is clear. with, with. looK uPon itty

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 Stacked heels, knee-highs, and short skirts were very popular amona the girls. The latest for boys were continental pants and side-tie shoes. The new Oldsmobile Is an example of the long, low, streamlined new cars of 1963. Fadsg Fashions of 63 Brightly colored strec pants were found in almos every girl's wardrobe. The stylish coiffure usually contained a bow—somewhere I This page is dedicted to us, the Teenagers of 1963. There are many ways we can recapture our youth, but one of the best Is to recall our memories, those of our own private world. We have fads and customs that in years to come will be only memories to us, and we hope that this page will serve as a remembrance taken out of our teenage life. A very important memory is our love for music. It is more than a passing fad; it is a part of our way of life. Our interest in music varies according to artist and type, but there is still that love for music anddance whether itberock'n roll or slow,twist or limbo,polka or bunny hop. Ratted hair has been very popular. The hair at the left has been ratted. On the right is the final product of ratting and smoothing. Multi-colored and multi-shaped fur hats were seen frequently. Trench coats were popular among the boys.