From Duke's 1988 yearbook.

You've seen the statistics that one in ten men has inclinations or preferences toward "cheerleading."  This photo would seem to prove it -- note the one in ten, on the far left.  From Richmond Professional's 1968 yearbook.

Reblog if you've plunged beneath the placid surface and found yourself in an alien world, a warped reflection of the one you had so foolishly taken for granted (Deborah Moggach).  From Wake Forest's 1969 yearbook.

INSTRUCTIONS: Click to complete the sneeze. From Coraddi, 1987.

From Wake Forest's 1969 yearbook.

From The Life, History, and Magic of the Cat by Fernand Méry.

Our custom Uncanny Detector app confirms there are four ghosts in this photo.  From Berea's 1950 yearbook.

From Duke's 1974 yearbook.

Note that Jesus goes unidentified in the caption.  "The most important thing is that Jesus is left out in the conversation" (Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsch).  From George Fox's 1980 yearbook.

This very long hallway may be used to facilitate astral travel.  From Western Michigan's 1960 yearbook.

From Photoplay, 1932.

The rest of the sentence is, "You'll die laughing."  From an ad for The Gracie Allen Murder Case, in The Film Daily, 1939.

In truth, no -- we still can't stand the public gaze.  From Photoplay, 1932.

This could be us digging up more of your favorite posts on the internet.  From Southeastern Community College's 1974 yearbook.

From the University of the South's 1969 yearbook.

"Tom said my lips looked common!"  From Photoplay, 1932.

The perennially glowing forests that spread through old yearbooks.  From Tufts' 1985 yearbook.

Probed with hat pins during hypnotic anaesthesia.  From Hypnotism As It Is by Xenophon LaMotte Sage, 1900.

From Montclair's 1979 yearbook.

INSTRUCTIONS: Click to make him look dramatically younger with new hair. From Coraddi, 1988.