Carolyn Whitener

But my dad, he taught all three of us how to weld. He was a welder. How to work on a car.

And what attracted you to him? His mind. He had an excellent mind. And he was just a farm boy with no education. He never went to college. But he could have been about anything he'd have wanted to have been.

And what attracted you to him? His mind. He had an excellent mind. And he was just a farm boy with no education. He never went to college. But he could have been about anything he'd have wanted to have been.

And what attracted you to him? His mind. He had an excellent mind. And he was just a farm boy with no education. He never went to college. But he could have been about anything he'd have wanted to have been.

I was somebody new in town.

I was somebody new in town.

I was somebody new in town.

But I married him when I turned 18. Yes. I don't know who that is. I'm going to turn that off. And when I married my husband, I was equal to him except the money, and he didn't think anybody could handle that but him. He acted like he was raising me, and he probably was.

But I married him when I turned 18. Yes. I don't know who that is. I'm going to turn that off. And when I married my husband, I was equal to him except the money, and he didn't think anybody could handle that but him. He acted like he was raising me, and he probably was.

But I married him when I turned 18. Yes. I don't know who that is. I'm going to turn that off. And when I married my husband, I was equal to him except the money, and he didn't think anybody could handle that but him. He acted like he was raising me, and he probably was.

But he just was pure German girl. Have you ever met a German man? OK, they are in total control.

But he just was pure German girl. Have you ever met a German man? OK, they are in total control.

But he just was pure German girl. Have you ever met a German man? OK, they are in total control.

We didn't know what homecoming was. Had no idea what homecoming was. But shortly after moving to Stillwater, they opened the doors to the Hunk and Holler. And where we went in was just about three blocks, four blocks from the college. And we went into business there. A drive-thru convenience store. It was like the real old gas station with the oil pit in the floor.

We didn't know what homecoming was. Had no idea what homecoming was. But shortly after moving to Stillwater, they opened the doors to the Hunk and Holler. And where we went in was just about three blocks, four blocks from the college. And we went into business there. A drive-thru convenience store. It was like the real old gas station with the oil pit in the floor.

We didn't know what homecoming was. Had no idea what homecoming was. But shortly after moving to Stillwater, they opened the doors to the Hunk and Holler. And where we went in was just about three blocks, four blocks from the college. And we went into business there. A drive-thru convenience store. It was like the real old gas station with the oil pit in the floor.

And you'd have to go out and wait on them, come back in and get what they wanted and take it back out. So it's a lot of in and out and in and out. All night long. You wear tennis shoes out real fast. So it was all sheer energy and guts. Homecoming night. We were supposed to close at 11. The store is flooded with customers. Till I think two or three o'clock in the morning.

And you'd have to go out and wait on them, come back in and get what they wanted and take it back out. So it's a lot of in and out and in and out. All night long. You wear tennis shoes out real fast. So it was all sheer energy and guts. Homecoming night. We were supposed to close at 11. The store is flooded with customers. Till I think two or three o'clock in the morning.

And you'd have to go out and wait on them, come back in and get what they wanted and take it back out. So it's a lot of in and out and in and out. All night long. You wear tennis shoes out real fast. So it was all sheer energy and guts. Homecoming night. We were supposed to close at 11. The store is flooded with customers. Till I think two or three o'clock in the morning.

And it, yeah, I never did get to see Homecoming. All I saw was cars coming in and out.