yippie

He was a yippie who happened to look like a monk.

We get to read a story about Joe's diarrhea yippie!

Yippie's actions began over a year before its official founding.

"We try to bring out the yippie in everybody."

After these two events, the Yippie's believed they had prepared enough to go to Chicago.

At the bottom of the fliers was printed the legend "Yippie!"

But they have not lost their sense of humor, a vital ingredient in Yippie appearances.

I just couldn't remember the chronology of Yippie meetings.

He said the Yippie heyday has clearly passed, as the draft ended, members aged and the country seemed to move on.

His current book is the first to be published by the Yippie Museum Press.

Beal serves today on the board of the Yippie Museum.

A vilification campaign led by Chicago authorities worked in favor of the Yippie's plan.

Hoffman helped her husband plan some of the most memorable pranks of the Yippie movement.

Saturday, however, marked the beginning of mass demonstrations, as opposed to the street theatre of Yippie.

Pigasus was transported to the rally in a station wagon, escorted by seven Yippie leaders.

Many a Yippie can be found in the aisles, stuffing his pockets with assorted delicacies.

The premise of Yippie was "do what you want, when you want to, but make sure to get photographed."

Along with the name Youth International Party, the organization was also simply called Yippie!

During the 1960s the neighborhood was the center of the yippie and hippie counter culture in the midwestern United States.

The 150-year-old tenement has also been a launching pad for pranks aimed at Yippie enemies.

Yippie Yogurt Yogurt is one of the most nutritional foods in the world.

The police did not allow a flatbed truck to be brought in as a stage, fearing Yippie would use it to incite the crowd.

In the 1960s, de la Croix became what Americans would now call a radical hippy and yippie.

The third floor, where another longtime Yippie named Alice Torbush lives, was off limits.