Any thoughts of high school, always make me think of Steve. We met during the basketball tournaments in 1968, and dated until the end of our senior year. One of the many things I loved about Steve was his enjoyment of music. I listen to XM radio, and Classic Vinyl is one of my favorite radio stations. Anytime I hear 'Sunshine of My Love" by Cream, "Eighteen" by Alice Cooper, "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" by Iron Butterfly, "You Made So Very Happy" by Blood, Sweat and Tears, the Guess Who or anything by BB King.. I always think of Steve. His joy in music, his great smile and curiosity about life was part of his charm. A bright light gone too soon, I am sure Steve is missed by many, and he will always be in my heart.
If you go over to the Central HS 1970 website, you will find a picture of Steve and me, in a Prom picture (hard to imagine, I know...) I also have some pictures of Steve and Bill Nicholson, anyone know where he is?
Fake Central Classmate
Any thoughts of high school, always make me think of Steve. We met during the basketball tournaments in 1968, and dated until the end of our senior year. One of the many things I loved about Steve was his enjoyment of music. I listen to XM radio, and Classic Vinyl is one of my favorite radio stations. Anytime I hear 'Sunshine of My Love" by Cream, "Eighteen" by Alice Cooper, "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" by Iron Butterfly, "You Made So Very Happy" by Blood, Sweat and Tears, the Guess Who or anything by BB King.. I always think of Steve. His joy in music, his great smile and curiosity about life was part of his charm. A bright light gone too soon, I am sure Steve is missed by many, and he will always be in my heart.
If you go over to the Central HS 1970 website, you will find a picture of Steve and me, in a Prom picture (hard to imagine, I know...) I also have some pictures of Steve and Bill Nicholson, anyone know where he is?
Lew Olson, Central HS, class of 1970