Girls wearing Levis
Taken from the Nov. 1946 Eagles Hi-Light Written by: Billy Hill “Girls are planning on wearing the pants in school from now on. The majority of the boys, I believe, are violently opposed, and few have turned incriminating looks upon the girls, and said with bitterness, “With such a shortage of available clothing, I have no desire to share what few pants that are available with them goofy dames.” Of course if the girls desire pants we boys will not utter a word to curb their infatuation for our Levi’s as it must be admitted, they are a sensible type of clothing. However, they can hardly blame us for having a few pangs of regret when the girls will wear the pants in school.” NOTE: Girls were never permitted to wear pants at Ferdinand High School.  The Historical Museum’s spotlight exhibit of memorabilia from “Camas Prairie Schools of the Past. Photos on this page provided by Historical Museum.  Ron and Doris Sonnen with some of the Greencreek High School memorabilia they lent the museum for their exhibit.  J.D. Lauer also lent the museum some Greencreek Tigers memorabilia.  Tim Forsmann is shown with a painting of the Ferdinand School which his mother Sylvia cherished.  The Keuterville Leopards cheerleaders for the 1969-70 school year, the last year the Keuterville School was open. Pictured from left are Molly Uptmor, Della Uhlenkott, Mitzi Gehring, Carla Uhlenkott and Phyllis Schnider. Vicki Baerloicher donated the photo to the museum.
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