
Marc Jennings
marcjennings@windstream.net
1966 Graduate of Fairview High School, who
Will soon be 62 years
old
Is a husband to the same wonderful wife for 41 years
Is a father of two great kids whom I love
Is a grandfather of two sweet granddaughters
Still works and likes it
Can still win a dance contest if held at a decent hour
Has lost his once-modest guitar playing ability-but with a little practice…
Loves this country and its rich history
Retired from gymnastics after leading the Bulldogs to a 23-1 season as team
captain
Can remember a lot about 1962-1966, but not what Darlene told me to do 15
minutes ago
Still has some secrets that will never be told
In spite of being totally irresponsible at FHS, managed to perform well in
positions of responsibility later in life
Paid $20 for a “razor cut” haircut in Englewood the day before senior class
picture was taken
Has several Gant shirts in his closet, plus some wheat jeans and a pair of
Clarks Desert Boots
Remembers his high school phone number was Crestview 7-6137
Still likes to drive on Frederick Pike and Dog Leg Road
Was once called a “leader” by Dorothy Herbst as she employed flattery in an
unsuccessful attempt to prevent large scale misbehavior on the NYC trip
Lost his only FHS election, Sergeant at Arms, a position with no duties or
responsibilities
But, was elected President of AXE, a position with no duties or
responsibilities
Never had a detention, except once
Skipped school on May Day, but found it was more fun to be at FHS
Played in a band but was not a teen idol
Went to college at University of Cincinnati and noticed the girls in that city
were not nearly as pretty as the girls at FHS
Would do high school all over again if given a chance
Loves his FHS buddies, friends and classmates
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Marc's
Life and Times
Stories
Music Part 1: Dancing
Dave Todd’s Basement
Cars & stuff
Cussin’
For the
Children:
The Great UNICEF Collection
Girls and Horses
Screwdrivers Can Be Dangerous:
Someone Must Have Made a Mistake
Steve Cruea - Got Your Back
Two Families
Why I Liked Geometry
Buzz Me, Willard!
Feature Stories
Marines are
Tough (mostly)
Anecdotes
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