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LAKESIDE LUNACY 2004!
One hears whispers, rumors, but they're
discreetly ignored in polite company.
At last,
proof positive that everything
you've heard, sadly, is true.
(Don't call us: call your lawyer.)
(What? You want 2005 pix? Make
up your mind!)

Former
swinging trucker, Becky Crews (still swinging, on swing),
feigns innocence of off-road "reputation"
to Kay McClanahan, who ain't buying. |

Dorothy McClanahan, Guest of Honor,
gloats over doubling retirement fund
by cleaning everybody's clock at Texas Hold 'Em.
(No, she wasn't a classmate. She just
LOOKS like one! She's Kay McClanahan's Mom.) |

Judge
Fred Davis drowns sorrows after Lee Carter asks Sondra Hercher Gordy to
dance FIRST. |

Linda
Lewis offers fashion tips to David Levi. Goes over like lead balloon. |

Tireless
romantic Ramona Green makes pass at Dick Dewoody, who can't recall how to
respond. |

Forced to share bedroom with only a sheet between them, Susan Zook and
Bob
Glasscock secretly watch each other undress for nighty-night.
Poignant, since neither has seen opposite sex naked in decades. |

Billy Roberts, Johnny Green, Clair Norman celebrate graduation
from Betty Ford Clinic. Re- rehab stares them in face.
(BTW, Johnny, we don't care what your plastic surgeon said:
finger-amputation does not make you look younger.) |

Johnny Green, Gary, Billy Roberts, Bill Nuckolls attempt to look cool during
bewildering "Donna Summer Disco Retrospective." Cynthia and Tommy Stone only
straight couple on deck.
Plaid shirts? Disco no-no. |
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Skipper Ronnie Jones (only one sober) pilots Judge Fred Davis, Mara Levi,
Bob Glasscock, Ronnie's guest, Debbie Hayes,
and Johnny Green around scenic Lake Hamilton on
party barge.
In reverse. |

Vixen
Ramona Green (with fan) attempts seduction of conservative banker, Tommy
Barton, whose body language says Simmons First. |

Peggy
Tinsley, Mara Levi, Debbie Mitchell, Robin Barton kick serious butt with
white-girl impression of Shirelles' "Baby, It's You." |

Peggy
and Sam Tinsley embarrass selves with exotic Aztec foreplay ritual, as
Butch
Mitchell tags Peggy to discreetly suggest couple, "Get a room." |

Bob Glasscock, Debbie Mitchell perform lewd pole dancing demo.
Nobody cares.
(Pole, however, thrilled with attention.) |

Becky Crews snaps portrait of husband, Weldon, making move
on Kay McClanahan. Crews later claims he thought "bi-lingual" meant
something else. |

Sam and
Peggy Tinsley spellbound by Mara Levi's tales of boosting business at
"Mara's Homemade" in New York by cooking in nude. |

Lee
Carter converses in American Sign Language with oblivious geranium. |

Lee
Carter, Gary Moore, bond. Sweet. |

Gary
Moore, Billy Roberts, studiously avoid Butch Mitchell's attempt to initiate
macho snot-blowing competition. |

Clair Norman, Dr. Bill and Ellen Nuckolls, Bill Allen do best to ignore
Billy Roberts' salacious remark regarding Clair's anatomy. |

Bob
"What Bald Spot?" Glasscock regales Peggy Tinsley, Robin Barton,
Clair Norman, Kay McClanahan with hilarious joke involving door-to-door
salesman and goat, forgetting he told them same joke previous year. |
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Dick Dewoody,
Weldon Crews, (Sancho Panza
and Don Quixote in
"Man of La Mancha,") render
"The Impossible
Dream" whilst starving guests wait for charcoal to light and neighbors
phone law enforcement.
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Lee Carter reacts to Judge Fred Davis'
next-day
insistence that he
asked Sondra Hercher Gordy to
dance first. |
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Fikes, Davis
and Wayne Matthews discuss SI Swimsuit Issue.
Tommy Barton
fails to get word in edgewise. |

Jim Patterson,
cameraless for once, allows own photograph to be
taken. He's the
photographer extraordinaire who shot
most of the pix
here! |

Becky
Roberts gives Judge Fred Davis biggest thrill he's had in six years. |

Billy
Roberts eyes wife giving Judge thrill. |
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Craig McClain Screws
Wine Bottle!
First, Clair McClain Norman's
underage brother shouldn't have been there.
Too young.
He's 58.
Second, Lee and Cathy Carter
display perhaps unnerving affection
for both McClains.
Third, only Johnny Green appears
to take whole scenario seriously.
Or else he's hammered.
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