08/07/10 - NNHS Newsletter No Mo

Written and recorded by Alice Cooper (born Vincent Damon Furnier on 04 Feb 1948), 1973

Recorded by Megadeth, 1989

I used to be such a sweet, sweet thing
Till they got a hold of me
I opened doors for little old ladies
I helped the blind to see
I got no friends 'cause they read the papers
They can't be seen with me
And I'm gettin' real shot down
And I'm feelin' mean

No more Mister Nice Guy
No more Mister Clean
No more Mister Nice Guy
They say he's sick, he's obscene

I got no friends 'cause they read the papers
They can't be seen with me
And I'm feelin' real shot down
And I'm gettin' mean

No more Mister Nice Guy
No more Mister Clean
No more Mister Nice Guy
They say he's sick, he's obscene

My dog bit me on the leg today
My cat clawed my eye
Mom's been thrown out of the social circles
And dad has to hide
I went to church incognito
When everybody rose the Reverend Smithy
He recognized me and punched me in the nose

He said, no more Mister Nice Guy
No more Mister Clean
No more Mister Nice Guy
He said you're sick, you're obscene

		Please find a photo of then Sergeant John Llewellyn USMC circa 1957 when he was serving in the 97th Rifle Company in Newport News, VA. He had returned from the Korean War with two rows of combat ribbons, and began college, and was later commissioned in the USMC. He completed his service to the Corps as a Captain, when his civilian employer NASA required their employees to leave the various reserve programs during the Vietnam War. John retired from NASA. He served in various capacities at the Space Center in Houston and Cape Canaveral and when the space program was in its infancy, John was stationed on the Canary Islands manning a relay station. He is a true warrior, and recently suffered a stroke, and was transported from San Antonio, TX by helicopter to a hospital in Austin, TX. His condition was grave, and my friend Nancy Keesee Barr ('57 - of TX) attended to him as only a trained Chaplain can do in such circumstances. He is doing very well and walking and has been transferred back to San Antonio.


The small world story is this, John was living in Yorktown and his father paid tuition for him to attend NNHS. His conduct was less than stellar and Mr. Keesee, Assistant Principal, had the duty of expelling John. John's father then placed him in military school, but he quit and joined the Marines and was shipped to Korea for combat duty. Now, after all these years a Keesee has ministered to this Marine Warrior. A time for healing. Hope you will consider him for your Famous Marine page on the website. TYPHOON Regards, Joe Madagan (57) of FL WOWZERONI! What a great story, Joe! *I've added him to our listing of Famous Marines with great pleasure:* http://www.nnhs65.com/SITE-MAP.html http://www.nnhs65.com/famous-marines.html http://www.nnhs65.com/famous-marines-G-L.html As an added small world twist, I myself have a Llewellyn line (my 7th great-grandmother was Martha Llewellyn, who died in Fleet's Bay, Northumberland Co., VA after 20 Dec 1677 - wife of Robert Jones, Sr.), so I'm claiming John as my cousin.

		This is my daughter Laura's dog in a contest to be on the cover of a bag of dog food. Vote every day for Grace. Thanks. Oh, Laura is your daughter, Norris! Well, that makes it all the more important! When I tried to vote for Grace again today, I noticed the site was trying to pull a switcheroo on me. It tried to persuade me to vote for the wrong Grace! OH, NO!


That's why I've included the link to all the candidates named Grace, along with the image of The Real Grace, lest there be any confusion. As y'all can see, she's a Weimaraner from Richmond. http://www.adogslife.net/photo_gallery.php?pg=&limit=40&sort=tnid&type=tnap&field=dog_name&keyword=grace#14296 Vote early, and vote often - or at least cast your allotted daily vote!