Posted by Ivan in Mich on March 19, 2016 at 19:04:15 from (174.124.214.15):
In Reply to: High School??? posted by JD Seller on March 19, 2016 at 17:46:32:
I am the same way, I cannot stand sports. I stayed in high school and graduated in 1967. I always wondered if my alegbra teacher just gave me a passing grade to save both of us the pain of sitting thru another year. The guys I hung around with all like to hunt and fish and we did a lot of it. I am still good friends with them yet today. I went to work out of school and then was drafted and was sent to FT Knox Ky for basic. While there the test scores came back and I was approched about going to engineer school. I signed up for another year and was sent to Ft Belvoir Va to heavy equit engineer school. I graduated 6th from the top of as class of 450. They took the top 10 and wanted us to stay for several more weeks to become warrant officers. I had had enough of school and wanted to leave. I was on orders to go to Viet Nam but they were cancelled at the last minute. I was sent to the largest engineer depot in Germany where I spent the next 2 1/2 years. After I came home I stayed in the Army Reserves in a semi truck company. I spent a total of 21 years in the army reserves. I was working at a machinest job and went to the apprentice program and passed alegbra geo and trig with a b average. The guys I hung around with in school we always stayed in touch and in Jan I got a call to meet with them for breakfast. There were 16 of us there and many had not seen one and another since 1967. I did not know many of them other than the ones I stayed in touch with. My how time changed everyone. Next year the school will put on a banquet for our class but I am not sure if I will go or not
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