“An extension saves unwanted effort when everybody goes outside for fun.” House & garden. July 1960.
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Andy Thayer
- Gender: Male
- Sexuality: Gay
- DOB: 1 May 1960
- Ethnicity: White - American
- Occupation: Activist, entrepreneur
- Note: Co-founder of the Gay Liberation Network, one of the largest LGBTQ direction-action groups in Chicago. He is also the co-founder of Chicago Coalition Against War & Racism.
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The Southern Belle, flagship of the Kansas City Southern, rumbles over the Arkansas River at Redland, Okla., in September 1960. Louis A. Marre
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منظر طبيعي للطيور في الشتاء من النافذة - للرسام الدنماركي لارس سوان (1913-2002) ، رسمت اللوحة عام 1960.
Birds in the Winter Landscape seen from the Window - Lars Swane, Danish painter, 1960.
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This 35mm Kodachrome photograph was taken by William D. Volkmer, who writes: “January 16, 1960. It was about 1 o'clock on a cool, crisp, sunny Saturday afternoon at the Lake Bluff stop of the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee interurban railroad. The North Shore was one of America’s very last operating interurbans when I photographed a group of cadets from the nearby Great Lakes Naval Training Center climbing aboard a southbound train for a weekend of fun and relaxation in downtown Chicago. The attentive motorman is keeping an eye on the conductor for the two-bell start signal while at the same time observing what I was doing with my camera. The once busy line was abandoned three years later, almost to the day.”
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Princess Grace and Prince Rainier of Monaco dancing cheek to cheek at the Grand Prix Gala in 1960.
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Princess Grace and her daughter at the inauguration of the Princess Caroline Library in Monaco, 1960.
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Princess Grace at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco on occasion of its 50th anniversary in March, 1960.
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Princess Grace and Prince Rainier of Monaco with their son, Prince Albert, at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco on occasion of its 50th anniversary in March, 1960.
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Marilyn Monroe as Amanda Dell in Let’s Make Love (1960) dir. George Cukor
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Here’s BJU’s Dating section from the Student Handbook pre-1975 and post-1960:
Couples may date for the length of time as stated by the Dean of Women’s Office. The length of time is determined by the young lady’s classification (freshmen, sophomore, etc.).
The Social Parlor is a place for student to entertain their visiting friends and a place for couples on the campus to date. IT IS NOT A STUDY HALL. Therefore, books, typewriters, etc. may not be take to the Social Parlor.
Couples are not to be together in any of the public building at any time except the Dining Common, Auditorium and the Student Center.
How sociable!
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