The famous Harvey Milk would have been 17 in 1947. It looks kind of like him, especially the facial shape and ears. I also found the yearbook image on a page dedicated to Milks life. So I’d say pretty likely that it’s the most famous Milk.
Dick didn’t have the same meaning back then as it does now, it was just a generic name for a man. It’s the same as in the phrase “Every Tom, Dick, and Harry.”
Harvey Milk! The famous CA politician; that’s pretty neat…
That’s what I was thinking. It’s cool to see yearbook pictures of famous people.
Was that..Harvey Milk?
The famous Harvey Milk would have been 17 in 1947. It looks kind of like him, especially the facial shape and ears. I also found the yearbook image on a page dedicated to Milks life. So I’d say pretty likely that it’s the most famous Milk.
Chocolate?
Phyllis is my role model.
Dick didn’t have the same meaning back then as it does now, it was just a generic name for a man. It’s the same as in the phrase “Every Tom, Dick, and Harry.”
Yes it did. My mom dated a guy named “Dick Cox” and my father always joked that his name was “Dick Peter Cox”. ha, ha, ha… This was in the 1940s.
Earliest documentation for “Dick” meaning “penis” is 1891.
I recall Jane Austen making a comment about some dude name Richard, and that he was no better than the shortened form of his name.
And so Bill Eastwood the famous actor?
Good to see teens have ALWAYS been snotnosed punks.
You being the sole exception.
some r fake
I have a feeling that expressing a desire to murder the faculty might be taken a little differently these days…
Harvey!!