When I think of Frank I also think of Ronald Moxey. Those two guys were like were "Comedy Central", Laurel and Hardy, Abbott and Costello, etc. They would always write such outrageous things, in very large lettering, in my yearbooks. Even so I kept passing them around each year "hoping for the best!" Frank was a nice guy, with a good sense of humor, who was also generous and kind in many ways. I haven't talked to him in 50 years but I haven't forgotten him or his deep, roaring, rumbling laugh which always incited anarchy in the classroom - what joy! (Oh, the poor English teachers, especially, did suffer through it all.)
Christopher Newman
When I think of Frank I also think of Ronald Moxey. Those two guys were like were "Comedy Central", Laurel and Hardy, Abbott and Costello, etc. They would always write such outrageous things, in very large lettering, in my yearbooks. Even so I kept passing them around each year "hoping for the best!" Frank was a nice guy, with a good sense of humor, who was also generous and kind in many ways. I haven't talked to him in 50 years but I haven't forgotten him or his deep, roaring, rumbling laugh which always incited anarchy in the classroom - what joy! (Oh, the poor English teachers, especially, did suffer through it all.)
Christopher Newman 3/31/2011