Cher’s childhood nickname given to her by Pop.
What was Cocamoker?
Mike’s Stenton Avenue back alley friend.
Who was Chuckie?
Pop’s childhood nickname for Nancy.
What is Wid-a-wa?
The dog that attacked Steve and almost bit his ear off.
Who was Topper?
Don’s all-conference honorable mention position on the UM soccer team.
What was Goalie?
This 1968 movie had Cher asking, “please sir, can I have some more.”
What was Oliver?
Pop’s classical practical joke play on Mike down the shore involved this beverage.
What was spring water?
The grade Nancy started attending Woodlawn Elementary School.
What was sixth grade?
The paper Steve delivered as a child.
What was the Willow Grove Guide?
Don’s favorite childhood football team.
Who are tge Green Bay Packers?
Cher dated a guy who had this unique South Philly job.
What is a Zamboni driver?
Paper that Mike delivered as a child?
What was the Daily Intelligencer?
Nancy’s vacation week at the Jersey Shore was once dampened by this painful accident.
What is being speared by a fishing hook?
The name of Steve’s pet rabbit.
What was Bernie?
Don’s childhood nickname.
What is Boo-day?
The marching band “event” held at Upper Moreland every year that showed off Cher’s flag bearing skills.
What was the Calvacade of Bands?
Injury that ended Mike’s budding high school football career.
What was a seperated shoulder?
Nancy’s first car.
What is an Oldsmobile Starfire?
Steve lettered in this sport during high school.
What was track?
After getting relentlessly teased, Mom made Don a cake and gave him a Snoopy trophy proclaiming him as best at this sport.
What is Hockey?
Cher modeled a drill press when working for this employer.
What was Newage Industries?
Mike’s high school job at this eatery came with an occasional late night delivery.
What was Mininnie’s?
Nancy’s childhood favorite NHL Player for the Pittsburgh Penguins?
Who was Ron Schock?
Steve’s rubber legged, red haired, beady eyed friend.
Who was Fluky?
Before attending Temple University, Don considered making a career at his job with this company.
What was BP?