Driving

It was spring time when the roads were muddy that Denece got her license to drive.  The next day her cousin, Sherrie Luthie, came and they went to chase after boys.  Denece rolled her Dad’s new Frazer car.  New cars were hard to get as it was just after WWII.  Denece lost a lens out of her glasses and Sherrie ended up with a little scratch on her shoulder from where the lens had hit her.

(1949 Denece Argyle)

 

Frazer Car

 

Always Fun

From Denece Ann Argyle Perkins

My folks worked hard clearing land and burning sagebrush.  I remember going out with them and how they kept telling me to stay behind mom so I wouldn't get burned.  They used to play hard too.  We would be snowed in all winter except an occasional trip to town after groceries in a sleigh but they kept our home life active and fun, with popcorn, candy pulls and always new games and Grandpa Argyle to tell us stories.

(1949 Dora and Delbert Argyle)

 

 

(1949 Doyle Argyle)

 

(1949 Denece Ann Argyle)

 

(1949 Alene Argyle)

A Good Older Brother

Denece’s brother Doyle was always good to her in school.  He always included her in the fun with his friends at dances.  She would often date his friends.

 

(1949 - 1950 Doyle Argyle)

 

 

(1949 - 1950 Denece Argyle and Friends)