Monday, November 4, 2013

Future Femulators of America

FFA Starla sent along 101 new finds in her quest for femulations in online high school yearbooks and I thank her for the effort, often under difficult circumstances (the website that hosts the yearbook does not always play nice).

Whenever Starla sends me a new batch, I view them all looking for the better femulations (see the photo above). In this latest batch, I noticed some of the girls wearing “Miss FFA” banners. Being a city boy, I did not know that FFA stood for Future Farmers of America until I looked it up. My first guess was that FFA stood for Future Femulators of America!

Anyway, the 101 new images from Starla are now in the Yearbooks collection on flickr and you may view them in two ways:

Method 1: Open one of the Yearbooks sets (A through Z) and you will find the newest uploads at the end/bottom of the set. (The oldest uploads appear at the beginning/top of the set.)

Method 2: Open this photostream and you will find the newest uploads at the top of page 1. The uploads get older as the page numbers get higher with the oldest uploads on the last page.

By the way, the contents of the Yearbook A through Z sets are organized according to school name, for example, the photos from Sacred Heart High School would be in the Yearbooks S set.

 

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Source: Femulate Archives

Haresfoot Club members femulating for the University of Wisconsin Madison
stage production of Call Me Madam in 1957.

 

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Source: Pink Tartan

Wearing Pink Tartan.

4 comments:

  1. I like YOUR version of FFA better! And I'd cast my vote for "Still Femulating" to the candidate on the left.

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  2. Stana, you look fabulous at you day at work en femme. Stunning presentation and attention to every detail.
    These yearbook femulations are always interesting . There has been a scarcity of recent Womanless pageants on the internet. Would like to see more activity or maybe they've died out?

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  3. Wish they'd done this sort of thing when I was in school.

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  4. Where were these events when I needed them!

    Laurette

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