Sharon Carlson
Biography
Signature appears among the autograph-book word-and-number messages. Described by Carol as another lifetime friend. Brought a pack of cigarettes to a drive-in, where the group tried smoking. Carol said none liked it and none ever smoked.
Timeline
Fifth and sixth grade
Carol keeps a class autograph book
Class autograph books were popular during these grades. Carol's surviving book contains verses from family and friends.
Carol's Chapterdate not given
Carol tries her first cigarette
Sharon brought a pack of cigarettes to a drive-in, and the group tried smoking. Carol said none liked it and none ever smoked.
Carol's Chapter
Stories mentioning Sharon
- Names and Verses Tucked AwayCarol invites comparison of family signatures and recalls Bernie's report that Dad's birth certificate spelled his name Floyde, leaving the reason uncertain. She still keeps her grade-school autograph book and shares playful verses and coded messages written by family and friends.
- A First Puff at the Drive-InAt a drive-in, lifetime friend Sharon Carlson brought cigarettes, and Carol and the others each tried a puff. Carol described the experience as awful and said none of them liked it and none ever smoked.
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