E C Glass High School
Laurie Thomas Vass
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I am so grateful to Audrey for her kind work to keep us connected to each other. That is a beautiful video
Bill was such a lively, full-spirited guy. His skin and hair color matched his personality perfectly. My best memory of him was on our graduation beach trip to Virginia Beach, where he outdid himself in celebration. He got totally sunburned and passsed out in the cottage, and Sullivan thought that shaving cream on his delicate parts would help Cauthran feel better.
Sullivan was so impressed with his work that he invited several females to come see what he had done to Cauthran.
The girls were totally amazed
Wonderful memories of a wonderful guy. I am grateful to God to have known him.
Laurie Thomas Vass
Sunset Beach, NC
From my profile.
In the last week of school, my buddy Frank Burnette and I adopted a "Devil-May-Care" attitdude about attending school. We found a delightful fishing hole south of town and went there every day to drink beer, catch fish, and scoff at the authorities.
Posted on: Oct 09, 2019 at 2:16 PM
From EC Glass FaceBook today Laurie Thomas During our senior photos, Frank Burnette and I sneaked into many pictures illicitly. For example, neither one of us were members of the E C Glass choir, but we loved getting our pictures taken with them. All told, in our year book, we appear in about 10 group photos. Our strategy was to hang around in the back of the stage, and when a new group appeared, we would sidle up to the group, and grin for the picture. I was wondering if this same technique may work with your Perrymont group on Saturday?
Happy Heels after a great Tar Heel Victory over those pesky cocks
All of my scholarly articles are available for free at the Social Science Research Network (SSRN)
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I am a constitutional economist and I love to write about how competitive free markets promote the greatest individual liberty. It turns out that technology innovation is the key to competitive future markets, and that technology evolution looks like Darwin's theory of evolution.
This is the cover of my most recent book, After the Collapse of America, where I argue that the Democratic Republic of America should replace the former USA, after it collapses.