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The Height of Fashion
in 1960
Diane Edlund, Carold Cotich, Marilyn
Schroeder, Jan Spence
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The
circular
skirt, usually made of felt
Ann Nelson
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No full
skirt would be
complete without crinolines!
Unknown ladies with
crinoline slips.
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At Christmas time,
many tiny bells were safety-pinned to our
crinolines. A truly lovely sound! But the mean old
administration limited the bells to something like 10 per
lady. Was this fair? We didn't think so!
Another popular fashion was the "straight skirt". We
wore either saddle shows with socks or "flats." We were not
allowed to wear slacks to school except for a couple of special "play
days" each year. There were strange dress-code rules such
as no patent leather shoes. At slumber parties, of course we wore
our best baby doll pj's or flannels.
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Slumber Party Fashion
Lynne Pfeiffer, Susan Grimes, Carolyn
Tucker, Carol Strachan, Diane Edlund, Freya Anderson
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