CJ "Cyrus" was always into bad shit. I think he stole the guns from his grandma to try to.protect himself from the people he had really ****ed over, the people who inevitably killed him.
How big was your HS graduating class?
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I think it was in the 280-300 range. Key West 1992.
Well, it also helps if you graduated from a smaller class size, especially under a hundred.
Yeah, if you think Iowa is rural, spend some time in eastern MT. The nearest fast food place might be a 3-4 hour drive.
43, in 1980. The district has since merged with another, so they're likely higher now.
On the other side, I went to HS and played football with this guy:We have had multiple people die, car, od, Ect.
This is the craziest one:
Cyrus Hicks
Cyrus James "C.J." Hicks, 24, was shot in the head and killed on March 3, 2011, outside a Des Moines apartment complex near 29th Street and Boston Avenue.iowacoldcases.org
He was executed in broad daylight with two pistols to the back of his head as they made him kneel.
"Nobody knows anything about it"
In HS he was the nicest straight-laced guy you could meet. I'm not sure what happened to him after HS to change him, but from what I've heard he tried to beat his girlfriend to death. He was convicted of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. He got a life sentence, so it must've been pretty bad.
I have to imagine they're bigger now due to the merge. Our oldest was in the first graduating class after the merger, where the grads were able to choose whether they want their old or new district name on the diploma.
~550
I decided I wanted my kids to go to a smaller school, I believe my son's class of 2027 is around 200. It offers him a much better opportunity in athletics and with academic attention.
At my HS if you didn't excel, or weren't a problem child, you didn't get noticed and just blended in. I made life long friends, but at a school that size there's just more of everything, good and bad.
I decided I wanted my kids to go to a smaller school, I believe my son's class of 2027 is around 200. It offers him a much better opportunity in athletics and with academic attention.
At my HS if you didn't excel, or weren't a problem child, you didn't get noticed and just blended in. I made life long friends, but at a school that size there's just more of everything, good and bad.
I'm 90% sure my youngest sister was that class as well. My kid is in kindergarten at WF and it looks like he will have a class in the 60s.
I went to a small public high school in North Florida with a graduating class of 56.
What's interesting is that they built a high school football powerhouse over the last 10 years with 250 students: two-time defending state champion that routinely beats the doors off schools with 2,000+ kids and sends 3-5 players to D1 every year.
What's interesting is that they built a high school football powerhouse over the last 10 years with 250 students: two-time defending state champion that routinely beats the doors off schools with 2,000+ kids and sends 3-5 players to D1 every year.
There's a fair chance your kid knows my wife then from preschool. She's a Para there.
My wife worked at WF a few years ago as a Para and my mom retired from WF elementary in 2020, but subs there every week. Safe to say they have all met.
