Class of 40 at their 50th Reunion |
It’s good to see a full house, a standing room only full house, because this show deserves a full house; it’s a great show and the price is right.
In keeping with my advertising background, I’ve got a commercial and a warning. All of the stars on this show are under contract to me. And while I hope you TV scouts, you movie directors and you theater producers in the audience can use their talents, I am their
agent and you must deal with me. I’ll be back in my office Wednesday in the Waldorf Towers.
That’s the Waldorf Towers, Fairview, Utah.
Lee's Waldorf Towers |
The star of our show, also the producer, the director, the choreographer, is Afton Anderson Mann.
Afton Anderson Mann |
Roger Hansen |
I wouldn’t have told this story in 1940, but I’ve checked with Headmaster Loftin and he assures me that the students of 1990 can handle this. So I am going to tell you about my first sexual experience. It happened right across the street on the Alice corner.
It was late afternoon and I was just sitting there in my car waiting for something to happen. I had borrowed the car from Steve Keuseff’s cousin.
Stephen Kueseff |
Doctor Holman |
More of you will remember Phyllis, Camille, and Leon Holman.
When Dr. Holman came up he said “Buddy, what you doing?” He called me Buddy. And I said, “I’m waiting for something to happen.” He said, “My golly, you’re in luck, something has just happened. I’ve delivered a baby to the Olsens".
"Would you like to see the box babies come in?” I said “Yup.” I was always very curious. So he put down his black satchel, opened it and pointed to a small tin box. “That’s it,” he said, “The box babies come in.” I said “Yup.”
LaMar Olsen (the baby in the box) |
I was talkative in those days. He closed his satchel, picked it up and walked toward main street. I pedaled my kiddy car down the street where the Alice is now. And that was my first sexual experience. And they never got any better.