Hardback - $24.95

 

I saw it on the shelves at Joseph-Beth Bookseller in Lexington Green today.

I'm sure that it is available locally although I haven't seen it at Krogers or Wal-mart.

I hope it comes to Krogers or Wal-Mart I would like to get it. I probably will up in the city near Florence this week end I have a Bengals game to go to. Where is it in Florence? :confused:

Got my copy today at Barnes and Noble on the Newport levee.

Doug's father was an assistant for SK, I could be wrong but I believe he was assistant principal for a few years in the mid '80's.

I hope on getting mine tomorrow before the Bengals game.

Does anyone have pictures or clippings about the explosion?

I have a few clips from the paper that day.. I'll try to get them online for everyone to view

Doug's father was an assistant for SK, I could be wrong but I believe he was assistant principal for a few years in the mid '80's.

 

I thought so...

Good to see this story come to light. Good bunch of guys on the team. I used to hang out at the Florence drive-in with a few of them back in the day.

 

I can tell you exactly where I was standing in high school when word spread of the explosion. Its one of those moments that get seared into the memory banks.

Good to see this story come to light. Good bunch of guys on the team. I used to hang out at the Florence drive-in with a few of them back in the day.

 

I can tell you exactly where I was standing in high school when word spread of the explosion. Its one of those moments that get seared into the memory banks.

Where were you?

Started reading my copy tonight and I've learned more than I thought I knew about certain people in the SK community, love a book with pictures and this one has more than a few old clippings all the way back to Troy Mckinley's days as a Taylor Mill Booster.

Where were you?

 

2nd floor - walking to my Accounting class.

Sure that wasn't a "counting" class? Didn't know Conner offered those type of classes.

Sure that wasn't a "counting" class? Didn't know Conner offered those type of classes.

 

Whoa now, Nellie. I'll refrain from any (easy) shots back at your alma mater (that means the school you went to;) ).

2nd floor - walking to my Accounting class.

Just wondering (since I do not have the book yet:madman: )where was that into proportion to the explosion?

Just wondering (since I do not have the book yet:madman: )where was that into proportion to the explosion?

 

 

From what I understand he didn't go to SK.

From what I understand he didn't go to SK.

Oh ok.............