Diary of Lois Elaine Jelin: Entry One Hundred Fifty-One

Entry One Hundred Fifty-One

Friday August 8                                 Weather unmarked.

Dear Diary,

Got up at 5: A.M. finished my packing. Tom called at 6:20 (He was supposed to pick me up at 6: A.M.) and told me to meet him at Woodman & Ventura.

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Diary of Lois Elaine Jelin: Entry One Hundred Fifty

Entry One Hundred Fifty

Tuesday Sun., July 8                       Weather unmarked.

Dear Diary,

At 8:15 A.M. Marian called me & sayed we were going to a ball game. Well, 8:40 she picked me up and we went to witness the Burbank Jr’s against out men’s team. Met a guy named Paul White wanted me to go to a picnic at the last minute. I decided not to go. Art Freed was there too. Nancy went too. Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis what a terrific show.

Diary of Lois Elaine Jelin: Entry One Hundred Forty-Nine

Entry One Hundred Forty-Nine

Sunday Fri., July 6                Weather unmarked.

Dear Diary,

Tests today. Got A in Science, D in Spanish. Went out with Bob Ulis to show. Tried to hold my hand. Told him no. Saw Frogmen was excellent. Got home 12:40.

Editorial Note:

The Frogmen was an unremarkable 1951 adventure flick directed by Lloyd Bacon, and starred Richard Widmark, Dana Andrews, and Gary Merrill. None of those names ring a bell? Well, that’s not surprising since the film was tagged as “the sensational story of Uncle Sam’s Underwater Commandos! “ yet it failed to gain any historical traction. That said, they fight like men from another world, but they’ve got Texas, Brooklyn and Missouri written all over their hearts; what’s not to like! Check out the chuckle-worthy trailer below.

Diary of Lois Elaine Jelin: Entry One Hundred Forty-Six

Entry One Hundred Forty-Six

Wednesday Mon., July 2                Weather unmarked.

Dear Diary,

First day of summer school. I like my classes have Mr. Colburn – Science – 704, Miss Medina – Spanish –561. Bob didn’t act very nice to me. When I went into the auditorium Bob saw me and turned around quick so I wouldn’t see him. Later in the day I was walking up the 700 Building stairs & Bob was walking down. I smiled & said hello! He looked the other way muttered something & ran off. And after all that stuff he told me. When I got home I cryed my eyes out.

Diary of Lois Elaine Jelin: Entry One Hundred Forty-Two

Entry One Hundred Forty-Two

Friday, June 27                     Weather unmarked.

Dear Diary,

We all went to Aunt Betty & I slept over. We saw Beauty & the Beast & Age of Innocence.

Mrs. Suggarman phoned today and told me I was chosed as a delegate for Asilomar! She told me they chose me because I had given so much to the club since I joined (4 months) & that they wanted the future leaders to go, so that they could bring back from camp what ever they got from it & that the age limit is 16 but they would lie for me & I was the only new comer to go & a bunch of other things which made me feel very wonderful. The others going are: Marian Holman, Vicky Rubell, Tom Beattes, Dick Holer, Ritchy Gaylor, me. Paying for selfs: Jaime Grey, Nancy Gaylor