The new generation at play
And a different kind of "helmet" than today!
Jill (Harrington) Milas When women went out in public, they were fashionable from head to toe. Certainly no sweats!!
Abbie Gourgon 1945 - after the war and encased in mink.
Anjel Candy While this isn't a "pin-up" photo of her, her "glamour" photo was aptly named!
Laurie Short - Jarvis These teens look so clean cut!
During WW2, throughout the world, millions of men were married in their uniforms.
Greg Carroll He proposed to her during the last days of WW2. He was a Navy pilot in the war.
"Baby Boomers" were the huge influx of babies who were born between 1946 and 1964. The war was done, peace was upon us, men were home, and their parents "made whoopie".
Kathy Pinna Once a week, get all dressed up, go to the salon, and get your hair and nails done. You had to have money!
Original Toni Twins
"Which twin has the Toni" - home permanents became the rage and Toni was the newest product. Previous to Toni's home perms, it was about $15 to get curls in a salon - it was $2 for a Toni Kit. But oh, the smell!!
Glamor wasn't just on the silver screen - our mothers and grandmothers were glamorous every day.
Michele Haro And if you wanted to be really glamorous, you posed with a cigarette!
Shelley Cardiel A brief respite from the war - soldiers partying on leave. Every family album probably has a photo like this.
Lorene Perez Taken on leave, this photo of brothers in the service represents most families with more than 1 son - it was common to have all of them in the service.
Jp Baluch 
And the "Rosie the Riveters" who supported the war effort.
First Ladies in the 40's
Kathy Pinna She was in high school in this 40s photo.
Kathy Pinna She was in finishing school.
The glamorous MM
Kathy Pinna Marilyn Monroe, or Norma Jeane Baker, when she began modeling in the 1940s.
A real genius
Leslie Ann Sweet In his 60s, he was still contributing to scientific knowledge - and would until 1955.
AncientFaces 
