Hello there
My time at LCHS is the source of some of my fondest memories. I still maintain that it is a good thing my dad got transferred back to the states in December. I'm fairly certain I would have gotten kicked out had I been there longer.
Oh the life of a 7 day dormie... Good times!
I was in choir and wrote some really bad poems in creative writing that got put into the Albion (or whatever that little publication was called... I still have one of those somewhere....) didn't really care about much other than that. I ordered (and paid for) an annual but I never got it, which made me a sad panda. I'm ever grateful to Laurie Crofoot for scanning hers and posting the pics online so I can show people now what I looked like back in the day. Because, and you know this is true, people like to laugh at those of us who really wore those 70's clothes....
Hello to you other LCHS-ers. If you remember me I'll be impressed because, while I'm remembering some names, I can't really put them together with any faces... LOL!
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Gone through changes?
this is what I look like after nearly 30 years of abuse. London Central was great. I wish I respected it as much then. If you were there in 80 you probably remember me as the guy your parents told you to stay away from. I guess I changed a bit since then but it has been about three life times to get me change. Well I didn't turn out to be the man I wanted to be, But I am pretty certain I turned out to be the man I am supposed to be. What have you been up to for the last 30 years?
