In the late seventies, the Herzog family had a tradition of meeting friends and relatives at Bishop Airport in getups like these to amuse and confound them.
Stephen Herzog: Pinball wizard and toupee aficionado.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Flint Photos: Wigs, Disguises, Herzogs and Bishop Airport
In the late seventies, the Herzog family had a tradition of meeting friends and relatives at Bishop Airport in getups like these to amuse and confound them.Stephen Herzog: Pinball wizard and toupee aficionado.3 comments:
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That is really neat. Good idea too! Man, I really miss the pinball machines. The little party store in the circle drive neighborhood used to have two- three pin ball machines.. If going up to Freeman to play basketball got old, there was pin ball at the "little store".
ReplyDeleteOh, that would never fly in the post 9/11 world.
ReplyDeleteStephen, Mary, et al. Ahh, yes. You kooks were meeting ME at Bishop Airport coming home for Christmas from the University of Utah, 1975. I was so excited to come home! Imagine my delight when I recognized you in full Herzog regalia! Yes! They love me! They really really love me!
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