Smitty was one hell of a fun guy I remember him driving us around in his mother's borrowed car. It was a 48 green Hudson Hornet,(?) It rode so low to the pavement, that when he pulled up against the curb, you couldn't open the door. He lived by the lake, and we often had some not so quiet beach parties. He must have given his mother, fits, because he was rather exhuberant, to say the least HE and I and fellow Centaur members had some really fun days together, I'm sure,he'll be there in spirit, at the reunion
Kenny sat next to me in biology. There was rarely a dull moment in that class. He was always making quiet comments and jokes that kept those of us around him snickering, if not laughing. It's amazing that we didn't get thrown out of class.
When I worked at National Acme, Ken was a printing equipment salesman and called on us. Needless to say, it was never your normal sales call. There was always laughing, joking and teasing. That's the way he was; a fun guy. He often spoke of his place down near Springfield and how much he loved it there. I hope he has a place like that now.
Ray Berardinelli
Smitty was one hell of a fun guyI remember him driving us around in his mother's borrowed car.
It was a 48 green Hudson Hornet,(?) It rode so low to the pavement, that when he pulled up against the curb, you couldn't open the door.
He lived by the lake, and we often had some not so quiet beach parties.
He must have given his mother, fits, because he was rather exhuberant, to say the least
HE and I and fellow Centaur members had some really fun days together,
I'm sure,he'll be there in spirit, at the reunion
Ray B
June F. Merchant (Sloan)
Kenny sat next to me in biology. There was rarely a dull moment in that class. He was always making quiet comments and jokes that kept those of us around him snickering, if not laughing. It's amazing that we didn't get thrown out of class.When I worked at National Acme, Ken was a printing equipment salesman and called on us. Needless to say, it was never your normal sales call. There was always laughing, joking and teasing. That's the way he was; a fun guy. He often spoke of his place down near Springfield and how much he loved it there. I hope he has a place like that now.