High School Reunion
By I just returned from my fiftieth high school reunion. The Romans of Los Angeles Hi. Class of ’48. The Marina Marriott was packed. Everyone was there.
We had changed little since we had last met ten years ago. Oh, we had aged a little. But there was no real change. We spent most of the time reminiscing on the good times we had during our high school days. What most of us remembered most vividly was the semester we were offered a class in Accounting.
This was an innovative experimental class that had never been tried before. And because of us, it has never been offered again. You see we were very independent teen-agers in those post-war days. We were interested in ideals about equality and the future, not in accounting.
… So we rapidly lost our interest and attacked the principal.