Wayne Choy:  

Life I have been teaching English in Tokyo for nearly 20 years and am nearing completion of a masters degree in education (TESOL) at Temple University, Japan, and hope to teach at university after graduating. For nearly 10 years I played racquetball competitively in my spare time and was nationally ranked here as high as No. 67. I'm playing more squash, though, these days, just for fun. I also enjoy foreign travel visited 17 different countries--mostly around Europe and Asia--most recently Austria (for the Salzburg Festival) and Guam (paragliding and kyaking). School This is the place where we talk about our funniest, happiest, and craziest school memories. As for crazy moments, one I can recall is us pulling an 18 foot tall homecoming float on its side nearly two miles from Doug Steigerwald's huge patio (a perfect place to build a float of that scale) near Hoover Jr. High, through the early morning streets of Lakewood to school. (Ross Dodson will have to fill me in on the technicalities of whether this was legal or not at the reunion.) Spirit's Alive in '75. The float was a Lancer spirit appearing out of magician's hat and it won the Key Club first prize in the float contest. There's more to include here, which I hope to get back to before the renuion. Fro...Expand for more