After devoting several years to modelling SUSAN SMITH decided to opt for the simple things of life.
A husband, a home, and a garden.
It's worked out very nicely, and that's one in the eye for the social anarchists for a start.
Wouldn't it be peaceful if they all went and lived on a desert island and drove each other round the twist?
Then we could all enjoy the simple things.
Beautiful Britons No 205 - December 1972
The line is long, but it's mod and it's swinging or so they say. Modelling it is beautiful JACQUELINE BLAIR, shorthand-typist, a great trad jazz fan and, hold it, chaps, hockey captain during her rousing schooldays. Jackie is twenty and last year won two Scottish beauty competitions.
Spick No 128 - July 1964
Ornamental cat charm is personified in this elongated statue of a Siamese puss.
The lady in the picture is SALLY McGREGOR.
She's a sweet puss herself. It's probably true that most women are purringly feline, and Sally says no one would purr more than she would if she could slip into a mink coat.
What about scratching?
"Certainly," said Sally, "I'll do your back if you'll do mine." Purr, purr.
Beautiful Britons No 227 - October 1974
This is nothing to do with being untidy. It's just to say we find lovely girls all over the place.
Here, for instance, is an American salesgirl. She's NANCY BERNARD and she works in a sumptuous store in Philadelphia. She has very shapely American legs and uses them to run around her tennis court at weekends.
French actress VINCENE CRADDUCK, currently rehearsing for a revival of a French classic.
And silhouetted rather divinely on her window seat is SYLVIA LAMB of Florida. Sylvia is a dental receptionist. Florida isn't just for big millionaires and rich widows. It's for ordinary people too, including dental receptionists, but they don't all look as lovely as Sylvia.
Beautiful Britons No 227 - October 1974
Frolics - Car Washing with Linda Deane - 1969
Gadoline Publications - Just a few samples from this 54 page book. Frolics
LOOKING just like that sumptuous summer dish is FAY STEVENS, beautiful blonde of Kent, and currently we can't think of any office girl who is more representative of the allegory than Fay.
Spick No 102 - May 1962
KARIN REALI is just the kind of glamour girl we like because Karin, as you see, pays us the compliment of giving our companion magazine a friendly hug. She won't let it go, in fact. The reason why hasn't altogether escaped us, but we're too courteous to ask her to drop it.
Karin is a West German starlet-and not only is she beautiful, but she is also talented. The West Berliners may not like their Wall, but with Karin around who worries about all that concrete?
Spick No 102 - May 1962
Girls like ANNE SCOTT and PAMELA JOHNSON really do go for those mod longs, and we’re as surprised as you.
If you aren't quite sure whether MONIKA BUIKE is getting out of the car or getting into it, we aren't, either. And neither is Monika. Well, the German strasse was a little crowded, and it's an undeniably leggy business getting out of these modern cars. Or getting in.
Beautiful Britons No 106 - August 1964
Take Note
Which means that ANGELA JONES in her new longs is worth noting by all fans favouring D.K.’s. Swish is the word for this Birmingham belle.
Beautiful Britons No 93 - July 1963
It was one of those lovely days which called for a camera to record what sunshine can do for the subject.
And our glamour girls NICOLA TAYLOR and MARIE GRAHAM took turns to put each other on record and to say 'cheese'. Marie said 'pickles' once and Nicola said it didn't look as good as cheese.
"I know," said Marie, "but when I think of cheese I always think of pickles too."
Spick and Span Extra No 55 - Summer 1975
When you're a student you rely an awful lot on your teacher, and when JENNIFER TAYLOR was in the sixth all the boys in her class couldn't help noticing that all the male teachers were ever so dedicated to their vocation.
They all paid so much attention to Jennifer's reliance on their professional assistance.
She only had to say, "Please teacher," and one of them was there jogging her elbow and helping her phenomenally with her French verbs.
The other students said it was sheer favouritism.
“I heard you say that, Smith,” called the science master, "but what would you do in my place ?"
"I'd jog her elbow too," said Smith.
"Cheeky," said Jennifer.
This is how Jennifer looked when she was a student doing her homework. It was all like giddy St. Trinian's style then. Oh, happy days.
Span No 198 - February 1971
