1950s Yell Leaders
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1950s Yell Leaders and Cheerleaders are popular and are counted upon to support the team – they arouse, stir up and excite school spirit. The clothing is important in identifying with the team, and for freedom of movement to perform physical stunts. The 1955 fashion for boy Yell Leader Wilford is Khakis with a v neck letter sweater. The 1955 fashion for girl Yell Leaders Ruby and Frances is the long pleated skirt. Below are more photos of era cheerleaders in their 1950s fashion uniforms. |
1950s FASHION AND CHEERS Fifties fashionable Yell Leaders |
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"1950s fashion to inspire school spirit" |
1955 fashion: Short hair, circle skirt and letter sweaters. |
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1953 fashion: Pullover letter sweater and capris. Marilyn Monroe and Annette Funicello influence this 1950's fashion trend by being photographed in capris. |
1953 Yell Leaders The coolest in rolled socks and pleated skirts. |
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