From Page 134 of the 1971 Yearbook.
I wonder if Janet remembers the time that
Adrienne Pranske and I went to pick her
up to bring her to a party at Marian's house.
This was shortly before Christmas in 1972.
On the way to the party they sang along
with "He's so Vain" on the radio. I always
admired Janet for her cool personality. She
somehow seemed different than many other
girls. I also remember bringing her home.
We talked about David Bowie on the way
back, and she was the only person I knew
who had even heard of David Bowie. I had
just recently purchased his SPACE ODDITY
album and was telling her about it. She told
me to buy the album with "Changes" on it.
She even sang part of the song for me.
Not long after that, I did exactly that.
I also wonder if she remembers how
once, at a LanOak pool dance (in the
tennis courts) I came up to her from behind
and put my arm around her waist. She turned
around like she was going to slap me, but
surprisingly, when she saw it was only me,
she didn't.
From Page 134 of the 1971 Yearbook.
I wonder if Janet remembers the time that
Adrienne Pranske and I went to pick her
up to bring her to a party at Marian's house.
This was shortly before Christmas in 1972.
On the way to the party they sang along
with "He's so Vain" on the radio. I always
admired Janet for her cool personality. She
somehow seemed different than many other
girls. I also remember bringing her home.
We talked about David Bowie on the way
back, and she was the only person I knew
who had even heard of David Bowie. I had
just recently purchased his SPACE ODDITY
album and was telling her about it. She told
me to buy the album with "Changes" on it.
She even sang part of the song for me.
Not long after that, I did exactly that.
I also wonder if she remembers how
once, at a LanOak pool dance (in the
tennis courts) I came up to her from behind
and put my arm around her waist. She turned
around like she was going to slap me, but
surprisingly, when she saw it was only me,
she didn't.