Marilyn Lange

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Marilyn Lange
Playboy centerfold
appearance
May 1974
Birthplace Westfield, New Jersey
Birthdate January 12, 1952 (age 55)
Measurements 39"DD - 24" - 36"
Height 5'7"
Weight 130
Preceded by Marlene Morrow
Succeeded by Sandy Johnson
Playmate of the Year
(PMOY) for
1975
PMOY preceded by Cyndi Wood
PMOY succeeded by Lillian Müller

Marilyn Lange (born January 12, 1952 in Westfield, New Jersey) is a prodigiously endowed model chosen by Playboy magazine as the Playmate of the Month for May 1974, and later, the 1975 Playmate of the Year. Her original pictorial was photographed by Dwight Hooker. She is a graduate of the class of 1970 of Westfield High School. Just one month after her high school graduation, she married a classmate from that same high school, Jeff Pelosi, who also was the drummer in the 1960s rock band The Critters, who had hit records that included "Younger Girl" and "Mr. Dieingly Sad."

The information comes from Marilyn's wedding announcement in the April 9, 1970 issue of the Westfield (N.J.) Leader newspaper.

"Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lange, of 721 Dorian Rd, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn Jane, to Jeffrey Alan Pelosi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Pelosi, of Maplewood. Miss Lange is a senior at Westfield High School. She will attend the Berkeley School, East Orange, in the fall. Mr. Pelosi is a former member of the recording group, The Critters. He is now pursuing a songwriting career. The wedding is scheduled for July 18 at Saint Paul's Church."

Lange and Pelosi were apparently divorced just a few years later, and the text of her original appearance in Playboy makes no mention of the marriage, instead referencing a boyfriend named "Kip."

The original Playboy article does, in fact, mention her early marriage: "Married at 18 to a member of a popular east coast rock band .... the marriage didn't last and she has no plans to try matrimony again."

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At that time, she lived in Hawaii and played soccer. As a publicity stunt, the Chicago Sting of the men's North American Soccer League selected her in the final round of the 1976 draft. [1]

Jim Walker, general manager of the Chicago Sting said "We liked what we saw". Lange was picked for the Sting's sixth draft choice. In the end she only did some promotional work for the team, and the North American Soccer League. Marilyn was quoted as having said: "I wish I were a guy so I could really play."

She never played in a game for the Sting.

Not much else is known about her. She disappeared from public view not long after completing her contractual obligations to Playboy. She has understandably developed a cult following.

"I find some of today's sexually explicit entertainment to be a bit over the top". "I kind of like the Mystique sex used to have, it's nice when there's a little room for the imagination to work". Marilyn Lange 1975 Playmate of The Year

  1. ^ Lewis, Michael (2000-02-04). Draft history: gems, busts and a Playboy Playmate. CNN Sports Illustrated. Retrieved on December 8, 2006.



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