"After
the [play] practice was over we again went to the Mecca Cafe for a coke apiece.
After that it was the bowling alley. Do
you think that I will lose the respect of townspeople by fraternizing with my
students? The game was fun; and I
finished fourth among the three girls and three boys there. Irene Rush, Vivian of the play cast, walked
away from the rest of us with a score of 250 compared with my puny 142--five
pin bowling."
--Letter
from my father, Protection, Kans., to my mother, Winfield, Kans., Thursday, October
30, 1947, evening.
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