Stevie could not have graduated from JHS in 1968, even the photo says 1965. He could have graduated HS in '68. We went to 17 together, we graduated in '65. Love, Pam
chu53
05-Feb-2002 01:50
I,
Well I guess we could say we half agree on this one. I thought Steve had a great deal of passion because, I don't think you can develope a jumpshot like his without it. On the other hand he had no dedication witnessed by the early age he stopped playing daily.
chu
Ivan Donovan
04-Feb-2002 22:16
Chu,
Since you and Vairon were Stevie's peers, you may know Stevie's potential. I remember you playing with the older guys, but I cannot remember Stevie. One thing I know, to play in the NBA you need passion and dedication. Stevie, a quiet and fun-loving guy, did not impress me of having either.
Charles Underwood
13-Jan-2002 08:31
This man could have played in the NBA. He had a Pro jumpshot.
Ivan Donovan
10-Aug-2001 21:33
Stevie Woodcock after the JHS 17 graduation ceremonies held at Printing High School in June 1968.
