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Sis -- the Past and Future
Yvonne, the Sweetest One
By WildcatF4F1941
Cast of Characters
Jules Guidry (Me): I hail from a small town in South Louisiana. Having worked on oil wells, I planned a career in the oil industry.
Reginald Wellford IV (Reggie): The son and grandson of wealthy and prominent Dallas attorneys. Reggie aspired to follow in his ancestors' footsteps.
Sherry Wilks: A statuesque blonde who grew up on a ranch in Oklahoma. Sherry was planning a career in the big city.
Yvonne Guidry: Yvonne, my younger sister, is strikingly beautiful, petite, and full-figured. She is outgoing, vivacious, and a talented artist. Yvonne chose SMU because I was already attending and we had always been close.
Samatha Wilks (Sam): Sherry's older sister who graduated from Harvard Law School with High Honors and was a senior partner at a prominent Houston law firm.
Helen Douglas: An over-sexed, attractive septuagenarian who helped reconnect two long-separated souls.
Chapter 1
I grew up in a small shotgun house on the banks of Gator Bayou near Belle Riviere in French Louisiana. My parents spoke Cajun French, so my sister and I grew up with French as our first language. My dad was a roughneck, working oil rigs in South Louisiana, and I worked as a roustabout in the "oil patch" during summers and holidays since I was fifteen.
I excelled in school, finished valedictorian in my class of 1959, and received a full academic scholarship to Southern Methodist University in Dallas. In August 1959, two months after graduating from high school, I traveled to Dallas via Greyhound bus. Having never been outside Louisiana, I was awed by the big city. An older cousin who had attended Southwestern University in Lafayette for a year advised me to pledge a fraternity to help cope with the new, intimidating environment I was about to enter.
Fraternity rush parties were wild affairs, with "rush girls" (usually girlfriends of the fraternity members) on hand to recruit the rushees. Live bands played music. Alcohol of every kind was plentiful. Although I had been drinking beer and homemade wine since I was fifteen, I had never tasted hard liquor. I overindulged at the early rush parties and made a complete ass of myself, resulting in no further invitations from the fraternities I had visited.
After recovering from the granddaddy of all hangovers, I attended a rush party at ΑΣΘ and acted more dignified. There, I met Reggie Wellford, a senior who took me under his wing and helped me navigate the complexities of rush. Reggie, a big man and former All-State defensive end at Highland Park High School, had turned down several football scholarships to focus on his legal career aspirations.
Reggie woke me in my dormitory room at midnight to deliver a bid to pledge ΑΣΘ. Reggie became my "big brother" in the fraternity, guiding me through my pledge year and tutoring me academically. I achieved excellent grades and the highest GPA among my pledge brothers. In the spring of 1960, I was initiated as a full brother in the fraternity.
Over the next two years, Reggie and I became inseparable friends. His family, although sophisticated, more or less adopted me, teaching this "country boy comes to town" to dine at elegant clubs and to play golf at his father's exclusive country club. Likewise, Reggie visited my family in Louisiana, enjoying fishing and duck hunting around my hometown. Reggie and my family established an immediate rapport.
Reggie drove a new Chrysler 300 convertible, and we often double-dated in that vehicle, going honky-tonking in Fort Worth, to events and concerts in Dallas, and even to the beaches near Galveston. Neither of us had a steady girlfriend, but there were numerous coeds at SMU from which to choose. Our fraternity hosted "pledge exchange" parties once a month in which we would invite a sorority to our fraternity house to dance to live music and to enjoy libations (keeping the booze a secret from our house mother and the college administration). We dated several of the coeds we met at these pledge exchange parties.
In March of my junior year, our fraternity hosted a pledge exchange with the ΔΦΩ sorority. I was instantly drawn to a blonde named Sherry. She was a junior like me and was tall with her hair styled in an fashionable beehive "do." She wore a beige sheath dress that fell to her ankle, with high heels. I was attired in my usual party outfit: slacks, a navy blazer, a red-and-blue regimental tie, and tasseled loafers. After dancing to several numbers, I offered her a drink, and we took them outside, where we talked and got to know each other. Most of that night was spent making out.
Though already in his second year of law school, Reggie attended our fraternity parties. During his visits with my family in Louisiana, he developed a crush on my sister and invited her to be his date at our fraternity's annual Vintage Elegance Ball at which the party-goers will be decked out in formal wear suitable for a 1930s soiree. Rick's grandparents had several pre-war formal outfits that were easily altered for all four of us. Surprisingly, or maybe not so surprisingly since Mom and Dad were so fond of Reggie, they gave my sister permission to attend the party.
Yvonne is beautiful and petite. She claims to be five feet two inches tall, but actually, she is closer to five feet even in height and weighs one hundred pounds. As a senior in high school, she was popular, having been elected head cheerleader and president of her senior class. She typically wore her hair in a stylish bouffant and was often seen in a poodle skirt, white socks, and saddle shoes. However, she could dress elegantly for any event when the occasion called for it.