There are ears in there somewhere.
You gotta love the '70s. I don't remember that shirt, but that huge pointy collar was right in style then. I wasn't wearing a tie because back then they were wider than me. I don't think my hair was really as red as this. The photo was heavy on the red tint, as evidenced by my normally blue eyes looking reddish-brown. I was able to remove some of the red cast with Photoshop, but it's still too much on the red side.
That's why shirts were so expensive then.....so much fabric in the collars!
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Jean is refering to Brentford Nylons shirts...
ReplyDeleteI still have a non-Brentford Nylons shirt from that era....
and plenty of the ties!!
You look oh so American Walt. Throwback Thursday is fun, isn't it.
ReplyDeleteYou look like a better version of one of the Partridge Family kids, Walt ;)
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you have NOT changed your looks AT ALL, dorian gray.
1972 - I graduated high school in june and started college in september.
Loving TBTs. I think my dad, who was not a snappy dresser at all bought a pair of white shoes about then. Those were the days!
ReplyDeleteYou are adorable. Oh... then, too! And you're right out of Central Casting. If you had auditioned for the Partridge Family, Danny Bonaduce wouldn't have had a career!
ReplyDeleteAm enjoying your TBT photos. Agree with the others, perfect Partridge family material :-)
ReplyDelete[My old school photos are in the depths of some storage boxes and long may they stay there!]
I love your impish grin!
ReplyDeleteAh, an adorable tyke. Who knew you were a Ginger Boy? :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a little scallywag you were! That wicked smile can't help but break through. You were beautifully coiffed - was that a barber's hand, or mom?
ReplyDeleteYou were SO cute and still are. I can't believe we met you just a few years later.
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That is some amazing hair, Walt! :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's brave. My old school photos are securely locked away. And they're staying there....
ReplyDeleteIt's a nice photo, but oh how awful hair styles were back then.
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