Christopher Henry:  

Life Hey what's up? Long time, no hear from. Man I've been looking forward to getting together with everyone. After high school, joined the military for a stint. Hung out in San Diego. Drinking age was 18 on base so I took full advantage. Weekends in Tijuana with the $0.25 Corona on Revolucion Street. PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! It was a blast, but I don't see myself joining the service again anytime soon. Consider me as part of the Homeland Defense Team. Went to Florida State after that. (I refer to this time as the Clinton years). PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! Graduated 6 years later with a degree in biological sciences and one class short of a degree in chemistry. Taught science for a year as an undergraduate. Did 2 years of molecular biology research. All work and no play sucks. Hung out with Creed before they blew up on the music scene. Recall going to bar to hear them play and being one of about ten people showing up, now they're selling multiplatinum. Weekly keg parties and bonfires in the back yard. 8 to 1 female to male ratio in Tallahassee. Sort of got caught up in all that partying to realize how long I'd overstayed my visit. Afterwards went to the Univ. of Florida. PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! (I guess some old habits are hard to break. Graduated in 2000 with M.D. Now working like a dog during my residency. No time to party (Damn). I do occasionally get flash backs to my old party days though. 2 years of this residency crap and I am already thinking retirement (anyone know tomorrow's lotto numbers give me a call). Since high school, I've met up with Brian Ward again. Has anyone seen or heard from Steve Sinnot? How about Charles Walker or Eddie Thompson? If anyone decides to get together for a reunion let me know cjh1971 at yaho (you know what I mean) I feel as if I have missed so much stuff. Everyone's married with kids. I'm jealous. NOT! My plan after this residency is to become certified in emergency medicine then work my way through law school. Afterwards, it's MONEY-TIME :) School I moved to Fort KNox in 1981. Started off at scott Elementary School. I recall hanging out with Dodd Caudill (graduated form North Hardin) and Richard Eggington. I was too young to really get into any trouble. I just played sports. Went on to Macdonald Middle School. That's where I first met Brian Ward. We'd do stupid stuff like walk along that creek. I remember going on "adventures" by taking the sewer tunnels underneath Fort Knox. Those things would travel for miles. We were too stupid to realize what we were doing at the time. We'd follow those things all the way out to the rock quarry. I remember falling off a 30 foot rocky cliff trying to follow those damn creeks. High school was great. I'd definately do it again if i had the chance. I had the advantage of having an older brother who graduated the year before so I already knew most of the upper classmen when I arrived on campus. I didn't have to go through the freshman initiation crap. I'd get invited to all the parties. House parties at Wendy Anderson's and on 5th Ave., parties at the Fort Knox Inn (I forget what it was called before that) and Motel 6. I recall sophomore year hanging with Steve Sinnott and a couple of others at Patton Museum getting drunk in the tanks. Honda Sprees. I still remember senior trip. Driving to King's Island. Getting trashed on the way. Skiing at Paoli Peaks although I wouldn't call what I was doing as skiing. More like falling at Paoli Peaks. I'm a better skier now. Powder Puff and the senior skit. We won first place. Jamming to Rob Base's "It takes two" Rated R before they turned into a bunch of gangsters. We were so stupid back then. Hey Charles Walker, Eddie Thompson, or Joe Williams what channel are you on now? Track team with Coaches Shufelt and McCoy. We were good. Basketball team. I remember trying to dunk the ball during pregame warmups and got hung on the rim. Landed flat on my back. Band Camp was a blast. Too bad I didn't take advantage of all the opportunities I had back then. I was too naive to realize how much fun it could be to stay in a coed dorm for a week without parental supervision. I recall sneaking out the house for late night booty calls and getting busted on the way back in. I remember great teachers, Ms Wahlberg and Ms. Hill. Spending plenty of afternoons and a couple of school days in detention hall. Getting suspended from school for a day for fighting Titus over a damn lunch ticket. So many memories. I'm lookng forward to hearing from everyone. College Ah college days. What I can recall of them that is. I'll be honest with you. I chose FSU for two reasons. Number 1 was the 8:1 female:male ratio and number two was the parties. My first experience at FSU was during my freshman year in high school. I went to visit my brother for homecoming. We hung out in the dorms . All I remember is having my pants down around my ankles puking from being so drunk. It was a great time. I was hooked after that. I enjoyed myself tremendously. FSU was not designated the #1 party school for nothing. We're proud of that title. Football Saturdays were the best. Wasted before noon, watch the team kick ass, then party all night. I had become so skilled at partying that I managed to work my school schedule around my partying. Classes between 11:00 am and 2:00 p.m. so as to have enough time to sleep off the hangover. Then study/work from 3:00 p.m. until 10 or 11. Then out to the club, bars, and house parties. I preferred house parties because there was no cover charge. Just chip in a couple dollars towards the keg fund and drink all you want. If you get tired of one house, go next door to the next house party. Despite all this partying I still managed to regularly make the Dean's List. Then off to UF for med school. It was OK there but not nearly as fun as at FSU. Women were not as good looking. There were fewer house parties. They seemed to enjoy the club scene more. The best part of my time at UF w...Expand for more