Shoes

[ocookie]

I had those in lavender suede in 12th grade!

[jpie]

Pony was a brand of athletic shoes.  I had a pair my freshman year in college and wore them out running stairs in the field house. 

[Teddixat]

As a kid my mom bought us two pairs of shows each year - always from Sandler of Boston. FYI if you’ve never heard of them. https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/sandler/58/

[shopped out]

Saw a pair of sling back QVC last evening.  low chunky heel, almost a sqaure toe,

came in patent black and colors for over $100.00.   I wore those when I went on

my first trip to Las Vegas in 1967.  They where white and yellow leather and of

course no where near $100.00 

Old is new

[Twins Mom]

As I try to picture the shoes I wore with my pleated uniform skirt, I can’t think past the knee socks! I don’t care if it was 90 degrees, most of us wore them to enhance the legs instead of anklets.

[BriggsiePeawiggle]

Mary Jane flats in high school....black patent leather. They  were ultra cool in the late 60s.

[pprmntstx]

I remember Puma from the 1960's.  They were sold in high end department stores.  Not only did they have sneakers, but there were women's dressy and everyday styles.

[FLGranny]

Saddle shoes, penny loafers, then white go go boots took over!

[Maineblueberries]

I remember  Keds sneakers from the 1960's called the Peppermint Twist from Chubby Checker's dance "the twist".  The sneakers were white with red and white striped laces.

[millieshops]

What I remember more than specific brands are the styles I liked -  spike heels and wedges nearly as high.  What I miss most are the feet that could tolerate those styles or even anything remotely close.