Fond Memory 7
on this, the Quadranscentennial Celebration of
my Lebanon High School Graduation:
With 28 days to go until the big 25th anniversary of high school graduation weekend, and seeing as how this bonus series of posts on my blog and the Facebook will soon be over, it seemed like the perfect time to re-visit the fond memories of my multi-media escapades back at dear old LHS.
So memory number seven is in triplicate ... first in the copies of the school newspaper edited by none other than Kerri G* (and featuring my election wrap up there in the issue on top), second in the Woodnotes literary magazine (sold for $1.00!) to which I was lucky to contribute and third in the pass to get in late to the first period classes due to being a member of the team that did the announcements each morning.
It's probably obvious, even though Al Gore had already invented the internet by the end of the eighties, clearly that culture hadn't worked its way into small town high schools at that time. I'm sure nowadays all of this type of stuff is no longer paper based (and therefore can't be pulled out of any archives, unless someone took the time to digitalize them) ...
Only six more memories remain ... next one will be posted Tuesday the 16th!
*[Bonus: here's Kerri G's final editorial, where she stakes her claim to parking spot 190 for all time!]
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