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01/29/10 01:50 PM #14    

 

G. William (Bill) Davis

Are you sure Steve didn't kiss Max? I remember how fond Steve was of dounuts and he would do anything to get one, maybe even for a kiss!

01/31/10 06:22 PM #15    

Kathy Snyder (Hughs)

LMAO..hmm now we have to find Steve for the truth to come out!!!

02/06/10 02:46 PM #16    

Jerome L. Goolsby

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...................

02/08/10 10:37 AM #17    

 

G. William (Bill) Davis

As irony would have it, I haven't seen Max Russell since we graduated from High School and lo and behold he walks up to me in Panda Express and introduces himself. We had a nice enjoyable little chat catching up on the last 35 years. Officially, right in front of the big Panda Bear, I heard it straight from Max that he never did kiss Steve Latos.
There you have it!

Bill

02/09/10 12:04 AM #18    

Max D. Russell (Russell)

Thank you Bill for that clarification. Even though, if memory serves me, Steve was quite a hunk in those short, short tennis shorts I still want it to be known that I am not on his list! Mitch Powell on the other hand just might, nah just kidding.

02/18/10 01:59 PM #19    

Mitch Powell

It was not me my brother. I think it was PeeWee.

02/19/10 08:40 AM #20    

Steve Latos

Hello all... hope everyone is well... and, very good to see you still enjoy a good laugh after all this time! Just to set the record straight, while I was very fond of Max (and his affection for a certain Volvo), that fondness never went beyond a very manly handshake, ok maybe a man-hug, but nothing more! That said, you do have to ask yourself - who doesn't like the smell of a fresh glazed donut?

02/26/10 02:51 PM #21    

Danny Ezzell

Hello to all!How is everyone doing?I had a few chats with a few of you on Face Book and I must say it was a bit of a surprise,but after of hearing of this site for the all of us I was pleasantly surprised.Now about this kissing,goodness I did'nt know there was this going on.I know that Mitch likes donuts also and Bill,what kind of a chat did you and Max have?Hmmm,kind of makes you wonder!!!I know that Mithel used to pick his nose,as for Steve,well I could'nt tell you but I do know that he Realy liked the Pep rallys at school,mainly when the PomPom girls got out on the floor,he would get very excited.

03/14/10 03:06 AM #22    

Donette Silcott (Smock)

Hey I found Mike Swinchoski
We had been spelling his name wrong I am going to call him tomorrow

03/15/10 04:52 AM #23    

 

Teresa Fankhauser

Donette,
That's great news. Let us know what you find out.

03/17/10 04:38 PM #24    

 

G. William (Bill) Davis

My guess is that he was under the couch cushions. I'm always finding things that have been missing under the couch cushions.

03/17/10 11:43 PM #25    

Kathy Snyder (Hughs)

Under the cushion..well no wonder I couldn't find him, I never thought to look there. I had better start looking under cushions everywhere I go..may find more lost Irish people..lol!

03/19/10 03:38 AM #26    

Danny Ezzell

Isn't that the last placxce you look is under the cussion.Now if you were to put things back where you got them,then you should know right where it is supposed to be. How Convenient.

03/20/10 07:37 PM #27    

Jerome L. Goolsby

Is is just me or is anyone else noting that today was no way to bring in Spring?

04/13/10 08:47 AM #28    

Donna Rasco (Yates)

Speaking of couch cusions...

Could everyone check their couch cushions as I can't find the TV remote?!! Let's see...hhmmmm...the cordless phone is also not on the charger. Oh yes, we have teenagers at our house - I'm sure I'll find both the remote and the phone in their rooms probably under some clothes on the floor. Do you think our parents said the same thing about us????

04/14/10 07:31 AM #29    

 

Teresa Fankhauser

It would have been intersting to find a phone under the cushions when we were growing up considering the phone was either attached to the wall or connected with a cord. At least we never had to worry about butt dialing. lol

04/15/10 10:01 PM #30    

Max D. Russell (Russell)

TV remote? I think I remember being the TV remote. Thank God there were only 3 channels or I would have been up all night "hey boy change the channel to 4, no, try 5 not that either go to 9, DAMN nothing worth watching on TV."
I sort of remember that being the evening of television at our house. Can you imagine being that kid today with 200 channels. Thank You TV remote inventor man you saved a lot of childhoods.

04/15/10 11:20 PM #31    

Max D. Russell (Russell)

Hey, I think it is time for a little Wally bashing! I'm sure I will need some help with so just join right in and we will see if we can get that shyster lawyer out of that Texas hole he's dug into. One would think that as the reigning 1975 Mr. Lafayette he would take a more prideful approach toward being a part of this web page. Maybe it's just the nature of his business that requires him to keep such LOW profile. Could be that Vito, Rocko, and all of his other well connected clients prefer to keep things on the hush hush(if you know what I mean). But what do I know? He could just be so busy trying run down all of those ambulances that he just has no time for us little people, you know, his subjects the members of the class of 1975. Wally, why have you foresaken us at this time when we need your leadership? Did you forget that you have amends to make? What about that poor boy on St Joe Ave minding his own business riding his bike when all of sudden SPLAT he was covered with Icee. I remember so vividly saying "my god Walter I can't you believe did that" and you replying "Aw hell he had it coming, he was a p%$@* anyway" I knew from that day forward you were destined to become a lawyer. Hell, to think you once desired to become an english teacher and help childen become more expressive, literate and compassionate. Man would that have been a waste. No Wally, I think the day you drowned that poor boy in icee was the day your destiny was set. Hope to hear from you soon, because after 35 years of wondering I would really like to know, "Why the hell did you throw your icee on that poor, poor boy?"

04/17/10 05:53 AM #32    

Kathy Snyder (Hughs)

Awww..poor Wally..he just doesn't know what he is missing.  We really need to get him on fb for a daily whipping..lol

04/18/10 10:33 PM #33    

Max D. Russell (Russell)

I'm trying to smoke him out! WALLY WHERE ARE YOU???????

04/19/10 01:50 PM #34    

 

G. William (Bill) Davis

I heard Walt was serving some jail time for patent infringment.  Aparently McDonalds was developing a new drink and Walt somehow was accused of trying to steal it.  This judge just laughed when he said that it was his family name from birth.  It apparently it was a drink that was similar to an icee (a McCool).  Who said life is not full of irony!

04/19/10 10:40 PM #35    

Max D. Russell (Russell)

Well then, maybe it wasn't just your garden variety icee Wally threw on that poor, poor boy that fateful day in 75 maybe it really was a prototype "McCool". Deviously clever as he is Wally probably suspected the patent cops where getting close to breaking the case and was destroying evidence. I for one can attest to the blatant disregard Wally has shown our counties laws in the past. I have personally witnessed him on more than occasion remove those consumer protection labels from couch pillows. You know those ones that say, "do not remove under penalty of law" NO REGARD, NO REMORSE! insidious.

04/20/10 01:13 AM #36    

G. Walt McCool

I'm surprised that Max remembers the Icee story so vividly.  But he's right.  I threw an Icee - a peach Icee - on a kid who was riding a bike.  Threw it right out the passenger window of that red Vega station wagon.  And Max is right - again - his exact words were:  "My god, Walter, I can't believe you just did that!"  He was shocked - shocked to hear that there was Icee-throwing going on in St. Joe.  In his car!  I never worried about the patent cops.  Not as long as I was riding in that speedster.

Why did I do it?  I've often asked myself that.  I would ask my step-kids why they think I did it, but somehow I never got around to sharing the story with them (I have to hold my tongue every time we go to 7-11).  I think I did it because the kid was there.  Or because I so desperately wanted Max to be proud of me.  But it wasn't that incident that inevitably led me to be a lawyer.  No, that came only after I renounced honest work.  Of course, you know how to tell when a lawyer isn't telling you the truth - his lips are moving.

I could go on, but the thing about Steve kissing Max really got my attention.  If we examine our feelings, I expect we all had a man-crush on him, but kissing him - no way.  Not with that doughnut breath.

04/26/10 12:55 AM #37    

G. Walt McCool

Is this thing on?

04/26/10 11:11 PM #38    

Rick R. Roberts

Hi  Walt

I know why you threw your ice out the window .You were running around with the wrong crowd , didn't your parents tell you not run with people .    WE know Max would of been a great Lawyer.                good to see you on the web

 

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