Birds with human heads, arms and hands.  From Nebelspalter, 1893.

Reblog if a faun assists your selfies.  From Flora Macdonald's 1925 yearbook.

Our custom widget that checks for duplicated images suggested this unlikely pairing.  Click each image for its source.

From Purdue's 1903 yearbook.

Surprisingly, when groups of people learn How to Be Your Own Cat, the "hundredth monkey" phenomenon is triggered.  From Birmingham Southern's 1961 yearbook.

Before the invention of the cell phone, people had to isolate themselves in different ways.  From Kent State's 1982 yearbook.

Frankly, this is how we mustered up most of the W's for One-Letter Words: A Dictionary.  (Here's a photo of the genie bottle we use.)

Mythic symbolism in carrot salad.  From Santa Clara's 1979 yearbook.

That very tiny ladder linking the two hemispheres is one of the many tools we use to create our blog.  From Starwind, 1976.

We take great pains and risk eye damage to capture lens flares in our photos, and stamping "flare" in the vicinity of the sun is cheating.  From Infantry magazine, 1980.

From William and Mary's 1907 yearbook.

Physics is controlled by cherubs.  From Purdue's 1905 yearbook.

From L'Impartial de l'Est, 1905.