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| Initially, not one member of the 14th Street Bluejays even wanted to let Emile "Shorty" Weiss try out for the team, but once they saw how powerfully he could hit (not to mention how surprisingly fast he could scamper), it wasn't long at all before he was a star player for them! |
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| The Scherzinger sisters probably thought that Myron was merely taking a nap under the bench they were all lying across, but in actuality, he was praying that, after the Sunday pot luck dinner they'd just eaten, the bench would not give out and crush him! |
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| No one served up better spiked punch than Ted, but since the last party he threw had ended up in a stemware-throwing cataclysm, he only had the one glass left for this evening. Thankfully, it was sizable enough for sharing... |
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| June Marie had fun burying her mother Evelyn in the sand during her nap. Unfortunately, Evelyn woke up to find that her daughter had ridden home with friends and thus had to beg a couple of lifeguards to dig her out! |
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| Whenever Wainetta showed up for one of her long-weekend visits, she came prepared. There was always a small trunk full of clothes that had to be lugged in, but she also had this suitcase filled with hair for every occasion... |
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| Ron was proud of his bachelor pad complete with it's cozy back yard, but what really made him a hit with the ladies was his see-through patio table, which afforded glimpses of his athletic legs and never failed to win him the right kind of attention... |
2 comments:
I have a picture of my Dad and myself on that same bench with the two "dance hall girls", 1968 Knott's Berry Farm. Thanks so much for the memory.
Thanks for commenting! (I think the picture you refer to is in the ones from 2/26/14 in case anyone is wondering.) I hope you enjoy browsing through the fun photos here. :-) It's fascinating to look back at the way people and things used to be.
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