Betty Brosmer will go down in pin-up history for many reasons, the most notable of them being her very pronounced hourglass figure. During her heyday in the 1950's, her measurements were somewhere around 38-18-35. Brosmer was the epitome of the Californian girl, with that girl-next-door look not unlike Marilyn Monroe. But whereas Monroe's and other glamour model's careers focused on the movies, Brosmer stayed with modeling, both commercial and pin-up. At one point in the 50's she was the highest paid pin-up model around. During this time, she turned down Playboy because of her rule of never doing anything more than just chaste cheesecake shots. In the 1960's, she stopped her pin-up career when she married publisher of fitness magazines Joe Weider. Since then, she has been a regular model and writer for his publications and a role model for good health and fitness in later age.