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Several former classmates...(inspired by hey hey paula)....Souldrifter

  Author:  30747  Category:(Recognition of) Created:(7/22/2004 11:00:00 AM)
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I had to think about this for a while after reading Hey, Hey Paula's challenge. As far as those who have shaped my life and are my heros go, well, first to come to mind were my parants, of course. Then all the other relatives and people I have been close to throughout my life. But I got to thinking about the "unsung" heros I've come across. The ones that not even I realized I admired until I thought about it. Some of my former highschool classmates. Kids I went from gradeschool to graduation with.

Debra Spencer...Skinny acne ridden shy girl who brought embarrassment upon herself by getting pregnant in 11th grade. Today...County legislator.

Randy West...Very poor, awkward and unambitious young man. Today...millionaire bowling champ.

Ronald Spicer...Never heard him speak two words in 11 years of classes. Picked on by jocks for being so quiet. Today...Successful Real Estate Agent.

Lori Anderson...5'11" and very overweight. Got picked on and shunned by all the guys. Suffered much embarrasement for her size. Today...Gorgeous local stage actress and author.

Scott Brown....Tormented for being "on the feminine side". Outcasted by every male in my highschool. (this was the 70s) Angry young man. Today...Gay and darn proud of it. Owns a day spa with his partner catering messages to a lot of the guys who beat him up way back when.

Mellisa Overton...Girl most likely to end up on welfare. (unofficial) Not very bright, having "lose" morals (rumored) Skipped all her classes to make out with her boyfriend. Today...Owns and operates a popular restaurant with her husband of 25 years (her highschool sweetie), nice home in the country, 3 wonderful kids and the first female deacon of the church she has attended her whole life.

There are many others I could mention. People who now make me stop and think. All of these people held a soft spot in my heart all those years ago for the torment, abuse and embarrasement they indured. My highschool years were nothing like theirs and yet I have not turned out half as successful as they have. It's a testiment to courage and perseverance dispite odds. They are my hero's.





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Date: 7/22/2004 12:00:00 PM  From Authorid: 53427    I love this post!! There are a lot of teens on this site who would benefit from reading it. It has a great message. Just because people judge you in school or whatever setting, they can't hold you down. You can do great things. And sometimes doing well is the best revenge too lol  
Date: 7/22/2004 1:25:00 PM  From Authorid: 53360    Great post. they sure showed everyone up! good for them.  
Date: 7/22/2004 3:08:00 PM  ( From Author ) From Authorid: 30747    I'm glad you appreciated this Snookums and Ozzy Kozzmick (or vise versa, sorry if I got your name wrong) They truly are special people. *smiles*  
Date: 7/22/2004 8:40:00 PM  From Authorid: 53961    This was awesome! It had me wondering about some of my old classmates. Not to be bragging, but I was one of those high school dropouts, married at 16, who went on to get a GED and then attended five years of college where I earned three associate degrees. Life may not always stay the way it is in our youth. Great post! Thanks for taking the challenge! {{(HUGS}}}  

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