Showing posts with label 1975. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1975. Show all posts
October 20, 2016
October 12, 2016
Alert
Labels:
1975,
animals,
Brookfield Zoo,
Dad,
fox,
photography,
Suburban Chicago
October 9, 2016
Tucked
Labels:
1975,
animals,
Brookfield Zoo,
childhood,
Dad,
kangaroo,
photography,
snow
October 3, 2016
Woodpecker's Work
Labels:
1975,
birds,
Door County,
trees,
Wisconsin,
woodpecker
April 12, 2016
Soviet Square
Labels:
1975,
cars,
Lenin,
Lithuania,
Lithuanian language,
LTSR,
postcard,
propaganda,
Soviet Union,
Spring,
statues,
trees,
USSR,
Vilnius
April 10, 2016
Still at the Party
Labels:
1975,
anniversary,
Chicago,
flowers,
Jaunimo Centras,
Marquette Park,
Mom,
party,
wedding,
wigs
February 14, 2016
Reception
Labels:
1975,
anniversary,
Chicago,
Gage Park,
Jaunimo Centras,
Marquette Park,
Mom,
party,
Smoking,
wedding,
wigs
January 29, 2016
Some dance in the modern style.
Chicago, Illinois, August 1975. Guests at an anniversary party hit the dance floor. I believe this event took place at "JC's."
This was a time when women often wore wigs and floor-length dresses to parties.
Labels:
1975,
anniversary,
Chicago,
dancing,
fashion,
Gage Park,
hairstyles,
Jadzė D,
Jaunimo Centras,
Marquette Park,
party,
wigs
November 27, 2015
November Dusting
Labels:
1975,
autumn,
Door County,
Lake Michigan,
snow,
trees,
Winter,
Wisconsin
November 24, 2015
Grading
River Forest, Illinois, November 1975. A teacher at my high school uses the time between classes to review a few papers.
Labels:
1970s,
1975,
education,
high school,
history,
Illinois,
River Forest,
Trinity
November 12, 2015
Hello, Jack
Labels:
1975,
animals,
Dad,
Door County,
photography,
rabbits,
Wisconsin
November 10, 2015
"Bonjour!"
River Forest, Illinois, November 1975. Here's another snapshot from my stint as a high-school yearbook photographer. The woman on the right is the Dominican sister who taught French. I enrolled in French-language classes after I completed my two years of Latin study. She was an amazing teacher: she never allowed us to speak English in her classroom. I felt nearly fluent in French after I completed the coursework.
This teacher's training was so good that when I enrolled in college, I tested out of the foreign-language requirement and earned the equivalent of four years' credit in French. I was so excited when I learned the news that I called her from my dorm room telephone to thank her.
(Does anyone still install terrazzo floors [distinguishable from "terrazzo tiles"]? The Venetian apartment in which I lived had them, too. I just love them.)
Labels:
1970s,
1975,
Dominicans,
education,
French language,
high school,
homework,
Illinois,
Irene,
Northwestern,
nuns,
River Forest,
shoes,
Trinity
September 7, 2015
Exploration, in Three Takes
Labels:
1975,
animals,
Dogs,
Door County,
Gigi,
hunting,
Lake Michigan,
Pets,
Poodles,
Summer,
three takes,
Wisconsin
August 9, 2015
Matched Reunion
Labels:
1975,
Dad,
Door County,
flowers,
Lady's Slipper,
photography,
reunion,
Wisconsin
April 23, 2015
Think Big.
River Forest, Illinois, November 1975. Here's another image from my stint as a high-school yearbook photographer. I took this in the office of the school's library. You likely notice the card catalog and typewriter. Did you see the film-strip canisters?
March 4, 2015
Frozen Shore
Labels:
1975,
coat,
Door County,
Lake Michigan,
Spring,
trees,
Wisconsin
January 28, 2015
December 12, 2014
December-Thaw Reunion
Thatcher Woods, Suburban Chicago, December 1975. Dad selected this image from Thatcher Woods for one of his Christmas cards.
December 11, 2014
Gray-Wolf Reunion
Brookfield Zoo, December 1975. The Endangered Species Act protected gray wolves; then, the zoo was one of the few places to see them.
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