Mario Johnson:  

Life whats up, to the class with the most, none other than gregarious, and flamboyant class of 1984 . I miss those primative days of { 225 772 4677} yesteryear. I came home this summer after a 16 year hiadus ,and I was shocked when I saw the inside vast amount of improvments that has been made to the campus of G.H.S. I found it difficult to credit. I said to my self what the hell, we certainly did not have a food court and an instant A.T.M. machine was totally out of the question most of us, {during that time} were lucky if four students had 75 cents between them.I even remember the times they would turn off the vending machines during lunch to force us to eat the cafatiria food however {leave it to us, the students} we created a way to sneak honeybuns into the classrooms any way. I never would have imagine that{in later years} I would enter the education profession ,but as fate would have it, this would be my calling as I took my turn on the world's stage . I am now an Ajunct proffesor at Southern University School of Music in BatonRouge Louisiana after, first, teaching high school for ten years .I remain single for many years and only two years ago the unthinkable {at least for me the playboy} happened . I married a young attorney Lavon Johnson and, although we have not concieved children yet Iam a father two times over, my son Breyhon johnson will graduate from Morehouse college in may of this year. My daughter Kennedy Johnson is completing her masters degree as I write this breif profile, she is only 22 .I have changed so much since those days, moreover, my outlook on life is extremly optimistic. My love for the fine arts have never changed and my appreciation for the female anatamy has not changed as well {hey what did you expect, some things never change}but,keep that on the low. there are so many things to tell,far to much to write about but I'am eager to hear form all of my old dawgs and {my sexy LIL"Moma's }xgirlfreinds and lovers {you know who yo...Expand for more