How much do you think it will bring on eBay?
I was in Mr. Johnson’s homeroom in 8th grade. The pine step stool was a required project in wood shop, a/k/a Industrial Arts. (Metals shop was the domain of Mr. Whitaker, a new teacher who had so little control of the students that he "left to pursue other interests" after only nine weeks.)
Mr. Johnson, though, ruled with an iron fist, or rather a wood paddle. I don’t have any idea how today’s teachers manage 30 8th grade boys without the threat of physical violence.
The only thing we knew about Charles Johnson was that he was Kevin’s dad. We found out many years later that he was a decorated hero of the Anzio beaches in WWII. No word what ever happened to Mr. Whitaker.
Tulsa Edison Class of 1974 Reunion Weblog 
I would pay good money for that step stool. I would pay even more if I could find the one I made that was just like it (only not so well-made!). Boy does that take me back!!
There have been sightings reported of pig-shaped cutting boards as well. Mine was in use for quite a while, but my sugar scoop and bottle opener have not been seen in decades.
I found my step stool under my bed. Still in the same great condition.
I am still short, I could use a good step stool.
Heirloom quality. $500 only.
Do you take foreign currency or Traveler’s Checks?