The Lunch Table Club — Part TWO
What?! A used band-aid in the cafeteria vanilla rice pudding?! The Rebels take action!
What?! A used band-aid in the cafeteria vanilla rice pudding?! The Rebels take action!
Never was there a more potent symbol of social status in high school than the cafeteria lunch table.
“The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect but by the play instinct.” — Carl Jung
What does a 1965 autograph book reveal about me and my friends who signed it?
The turbulence of late 1960’s impacted everyone, even a Junior High School student from a small town in Western Pennsylvania.
An award-winning fable and an award-winning science story . . . who knew where my school assignments would take me?
One of my greatest high school achievements was televised along with one of my greatest high school embarrassments. Here in Part TWO, we reveal the unforgettable outcome.
One of my greatest high school achievements was televised along with one of my greatest high school embarrassments. Here in Part ONE, we set the scene.
What do you do when your dead mother pops up? Look away?