Best of Times: "Cruising for Chicks" in Gibby's yellow VW, listening to tapes, putting $0.75 in the tank for the night!!!

Worst of Time: My Dad putting me to work 4th shift at Standard (my daughters might read this, so I plead the 5th)...which meant Fri, Sat, Sun 4-12 (still some time to get in trouble!) and Mon, Tues Midnight till 8 am, then stumbling in to Mr. Clausing's physics class!  So, that is my excuse for not remembering anything school related my Senior year...Ha!    Don Hughes

Operation Inerbriation - all for $3.00 and we can't even buy a gallon of gas for that now.

The big party in the woods - the cops came and tons of teens running through the woods - funny they didn't seem to see the trees until they hit them.

inside of graduation invitation

front cover of our graduation invitations

I would say some of the best times I remember were having the parties in my parents basement (I wouldn't let my kids do that). Great times with great friends and drinking my favorite beer...back then. I'm a Miller Light guy now...taste great, less filling! lol

 

OK...I still have parts of this quote stuck in my head 25 years later!   Is this the official  quote we had to memorize?  

Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage,
And then is heard no more. It is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing.