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5. lol! "recognizably hippy"

Tue Feb 10, 2015, 01:44 PM

Feb 2015

Nope.

Probably Saks Fifth Avenue, although the same clothes were available at Sears.

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Oct. 1969: Hippie high school [View all] ND-Dem Feb 2015 OP

They are far better dressed than what's commonly seen today LeftinOH Feb 2015 #2

Thank dawg I went to high school in the 90s.... giftedgirl77 Feb 2015 #3

+1....Although I would definitely be down with the "braless" thing... Blue_Tires Feb 2015 #18

True, however there are times I just saw screw it... giftedgirl77 Feb 2015 #19

lol! "recognizably hippy" HappyMe Feb 2015 #5

We had a dress code as well Oilwellian Feb 2015 #7

From the pictures HappyMe Feb 2015 #8

I think a lot of the pics looked posed or staged, KatyMan Feb 2015 #11

Ahh, memories. madamesilverspurs Feb 2015 #9

I always did like the girls' hair long CanonRay Feb 2015 #10

sorry, but none of the students in that pic look like this ... napkinz Feb 2015 #12

None of those in the pic look like hippies. JaneyVee Feb 2015 #13

I almost thought I saw myself in the picture! LiberalEsto Feb 2015 #14

How could these people learn without wearing uniforms? Johonny Feb 2015 #15

Uh, as an aging hippie, I'm not seeing any hippie attire in that photo. MineralMan Feb 2015 #16

I sure miss those years newfie11 Feb 2015 #17

The Mod Squad weren't really hippies Fumesucker Feb 2015 #20