A 1984 scrapbook…
Basketball
Season. What a great time rooting for Ronnie, Joey,
Karl and Fred. I lived and died with
them.
That comeback at Hilliard
will remain the most thrilling ballgame I’ve ever witnessed. Karl Brown had 52 steals in 5 seconds.
There were lots of 80s. The four was the important distinction.
Homecoming
1984. I appeared to have had a date. Liz must have felt sorry for me.
These are why I was not
listed under “scholarship winners” in the commencement book…
Notice that Motley Crue was still so unknown that their name was misspelled on
the ticket.
Jenny
Smith, apparently not paying attention in class.
The dreaded student ID. Mine was always lost and you couldn’t get
into dances without them.
The lunch
gang…courtesy of Bob Seymour no doubt. Dig those haircuts. Did I have a mullet?
Senior
Skating party at the Skate-a-way. About to “duck race”? I hated rental skates.
Contestants seem to include:
Shawn Seymour&Chris
Raines vs. Me&David Bayless vs. Seth Woods&??? Vs. Gordon Stanley&Phil Stewart
The only thing I can’t
remember about High School was school itself.
I wish I would have paid attention.
I was getting a C in Quest
class?? Why was I taking Computer
Programming II?
Souvenirs
from the Sadie Hawkins Dance (Concert). Wow that was LOUD! Mr. Hughes was not happy with Rosie's Carl Sherlor's “colorful”
use of the English language, but for many of the kids from the south side of town, like myself, this was best thing that happened at CHS in four years. One guy told me he didn't drop out just so he could go to the show. The Zep medley at the end of the show was a highlight of my years at CHS.
This is the cover from the
banquet…I was not voted biggest flirt, as some people seem to think.
My mom’s van had rice in it
for months.
Sweetheart
Swirl. “Send Her My Love”? All our dances had some bad Journey song for
a ‘theme’.
Senior
Picnic flier. I have absolutely no recollection of
this. Maybe I fell in the lake or bumped
my head on a rock. My car probably broke
down and I didn’t’ go.
Souvenirs
from Commencement. And then we were “out the door” in 1984