High School Graduation - 1941

[Ryan]

I stumbled on this a few days ago and thought you guys would dig it. Essentially, Life Magazine attended a high school graduation in 1941 and brought a long an inspired photographe... To read the rest of this blog entry from The Ford Barn, click here.

[TEX29]

I dig it but, whats a co-ed daddy?

[steve-cook]

Their lives definitely changed six months after graduation.

[Clem Clement]

I had a 40 Merc 4 door convert. I could get 10 girls in the thing. Of course there is safety in numbers.

[Henry/Kokomo]

Tex29 - Fortunately (for you) your age, or lack thereof, is showing. Originally, many highschools and colleges - secondary schools - were male only. Times changes and thankfully girls were admitted, much to the delight of a lot of guys. The schools then became Co-Educational -i.e. for both males and females. For many years thereafter, highschool and college girls were referred to as Co-Eds. By the time I was in highschool - the early 60's - the term "co-ed' was usually applied to college girls only.
End of history lesson.

[hombres ruin]

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That is a sweet ride. Wish there were more around. Thanks Ryan for the post

[TonyM]

Although I prefer closed cars, I really would like a 1938 Convertible Sedan some day in the future.

[Richard]

Cool tub,

[ford38v8]

On a somber note, it's a safe bet to say that virtually all the young men in those pictures have passed on. I've long ago lost touch with my own high school friends, and wonder about them, more frequently as I get older. I've never been to a reunion and never will, but still, I wonder...

[Mike Britton]

Sometimes it's best not to know.......Bryan Adams H.S., Dallas class of 66.
Haven't kept up, probably a good thing.

[Ol' Ron]

Yes, we have our memories

[TonyM]

I am 49 and I graduated with about 250 classmates in 1981; because of FaceBook, we know the post-graduation stories of the majority of our classmates.

[37 Coupe]

Originally Posted by ford38v8

On a somber note, it's a safe bet to say that virtually all the young men in those pictures have passed on. I've long ago lost touch with my own high school friends, and wonder about them, more frequently as I get older. I've never been to a reunion and never will, but still, I wonder...

I look at the picture and wonder how many of the young men (kids) survived Pearl Harbor, Bataan, Iwo Jima,Normandy,you get the picture.

[Rebel Sympathy]

Originally Posted by 37 Coupe

I look at the picture and wonder how many of the young men (kids) survived Pearl Harbor, Bataan, Iwo Jima,Normandy,you get the picture.

I get the picture. And, I wonder the same as you.......

Mike