Shalane Campbell & Kari Herinckx were in some of my classes. Shalane was very encouraging like Dani. She made me smile at times. She was interesting. Aaron Murphy rode my bus. He wore glasses, tight jeans. He would get off the bus & start to run home. Students, on the bus, would laugh at him, at least a few times. He looked back a few times & looked ashamed, shocked, surprised.
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John Barackman talked to me a few times. He might have been in cowboy cliques, groups, or other similar groups, during high school. Not sure what they called themselves, but some of them dressed like John, with straw hats, like Tom Sawyer. Some of those people teased me, possibly. At the time, I didn't think people teased me, generally. Looking back, I'm thinking to some extent, some mocked me. Some bullied me, perhaps. But generally, I didn't focus on it. I didn't see it a lot. To some extent, people liked me. Many people knew me. Shy but steady perfection does the job.
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Mix it up, said Kari Herinckx. She was a light at school. She was very encouraging. That must be how she became the Student Body President during our Senior Year, because so many people liked her. She was the Mix It Up Queen.
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Valeska Sanders was one of my friends. She was a cute, funny, interesting girl. I'm not exactly sure if she was in any of my classes or not. Possible P.E. Reunited with her one time around like 2009 in Portland, Oregon. We caught up with how life was after high school. She asked me what I thought about certain things from high school. I enjoy reflecting on things like that with old friends. Very inspiring. Valeska was wild in the sense that she was charismatic and funny. She made people laughed. She ran around the school halls a few times. Some piggyback rides that she partook in with guys.
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I worked with Greg Evers during my Senior Year as a co-manager with Richie Van Dyke with the Girl's Basketball Team. Evers & Vernon would encourage me to distinguish between fact & fiction.
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