Randy Wells:  

Since retirement I have time to devote to the things that make life livable. My wife, my family, playing in a band with some really talented guys. The band is called "FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH" and we are all old guys but we can still get the job done musically. I'm the chubby guy on the end in the picture. Not the skinny kid with the flat top any more. Graduation day was the happiest day of my life, and was, to me, much similar to what it must feel like to be released from a Turkish prison. I see that two people have described me as AMBITIOUS........my greatest ambition during high school was to survive high school itself.... After all the crap I'm not bitter. Time has a way of washing away most of the bad memories, or at least dulling them a little. One exception, to this rather dismal period of my life, was the short time I spent attending Southern High School, in Racine Ohio. When I transferred there in the early spring of 1962, I was the "New Kid" and I expected to be treated as such, but was very surprised to be accepted by everyone and made to feel at home immediately. Students and teachers alike were all very friendly and helpful, and going there was like what going home is suppose...Expand for more