Ronald Wilson:  

School It's all kind of "fuzzy" trying to remember right now, but I can remember who some of my friends were. Quite a few, have unfortunately died since school; some of them tragically, and needlessly. In Jr.High, at Horace Mann, the football coach was the best; he was also the boy's advisor. The football coach at Mukwonago, was Mr. Enright, and he'd probably be shocked, but he influenced me more than he'll probably ever know; Mr. Danielson did, too - he at least believed in me, and was the only teacher who got me to enjoy school and homework - for a short while at least. After he left, the teacher's and I didn't see much eye-to-eye, because they looked down at me and expressed their feeling's pretty openly. The Driver's Ed teacher (Paul, with the mustang), the Ag and shop teacher, and the biology teacher (young lady) were also my favorites. I just didn't have much time for homework, and studyhall was usually not my favorite, either. Doug McAfree and his crew were always giving me a hard time, everywhere I went, including passing in the halls. We finally had a small fight out by the buses, that was broken up; we later went at it with the big gloves behind the field house - one punch to my nose and I had enough; I didn't care to fight anyway, my dad would kick my butt when he'd find out! My brother Ken and I wouldn't take any garbage off anyone, tho', and if someone that was our friend was being picked on by someone bigger than they were, we wouldn't hesitate to step in and settle it where the odd's were a little more even. I remember one fellow named "Green" was go...Expand for more