As you might recall, awhile ago I acquired a 1931 Florida State College for Women yearbook. Then, a few weeks later, I acquired the 1930 and 1932 editions from the same person. Today, I’m going to share highlights from the 1930 yearbook.
Freshmen in Fur
Here are some of the freshmen ladies. I noticed many of them were wearing furs in their photos. I thought it was interesting that just the freshmen girls seemed to find fur stylish—I couldn’t find anyone in any of the the other classes wearing it.
Basketball Uniforms
They’re a bit space-agey, no?
Soccer Team
Hockey Team
Tennis
I love the cut-outs of the tennis players posing with their racquets.
Cotillion Club
Again, the Cotillion club proves to be very stylish and totally badass.
Most Modern Girl
I saved my favorite part of the yearbook for last. Miss Virgina Bailey got voted Most Modern Girl in senior ballot. I love that she was a pilot and they took a photo of her in her airplane*.
Flapper Girl 
I love these posts! My favorites from this one:
– the fur is to die for – but I especially love that one girl in the upper right corner wearing a high collar – it seems really out of fashion, no?
– the shawl-collared “F” sweaters – I want one!
– the fluffy tuft of bangs on the “most modern girl” – makes me want short hair!
Yes! The high collar does seem out of fashion! Good call. I was drooling over the shawl-collared “F” sweaters too. They are so lovely!
I really like how so many of these ladies make short hair look stylish and fun. I’m particularly fond of the short, wavy hair. I need to do some research and find out what the flappers used to get those waves so perfect!
i love the basket ball uniforms. especially the way the girl on the left is wearing it.
Yes! I totally agree :)
Wow….. I wonder if my grandmother is in that yearbook? She had to drop out before she graduated because of finances, so I don’t know if she would have still be there.
What was her name? I can look to see if she is in there. If she is, I can scan her photo and email it to you :)