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| Glenridge
Junior High School - 1957
Mr.
Hugh Ansley's Saturday Sessions...BC, 'before coffee' |
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| Top
back: Georgie Fisher
Second from top row: Tony Sayre, Nancy
Temple, Karen Horn, Nancy
Ann Wren
Third from top row: Susan Chace, Noralee Reicherts, Jimmy Dollison
Front row: Stuart Smith, David Smith |
From:
"Nancy Starcher" <wedgwoodnw@mail.com>
To: "Bill Ronay" <billronay@plantationcable.net>
Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 9:32 PM
Subject: Re: WPHS Alumni Class of 1961 Web Site
Dear
Bill, I am so sorry to be getting back to you in such a late manner
re: the question of my being in the photo you sent . Please forgive
me! Yes, I believe that was I in the back of the classroom sitting
near George Fisher. At least, I did attend those classes with Mr.
Aynsley at Glenridge. How/where did you find that picture??? Thanks,
Bill, for all of your hard work on our web site. It is great!! Best
to you and your family, Nancy |
Subject:
(no subject)
Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2003 11:31:14 EST
From: Drtjl@aol.com
To: wphsalum@wphsalumni-1961.com
Hi,
Just looking at Mr. Ansley's Saturday class. The first unknown in
the third row is me, Tony Sayre (now Tonyia Gibbons). Some of those
pictures appeared around the country in the Sunday newpaper "magazines".
I remember taking philosophy classes on Saturday quite early in
the morning and then going on to ballet class at Royal studio. Those
were ambitious days!! Tony |
Subject:
WPHS Alums Class of 1961 Photo Gallery.jpg
Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2003 16:59:54 -0500
From:"Bill Ronay" <billronay@plantationcable.net>
To: <alryder@earthlink.net>, <maryp5243@aol.com>, "Sharon
May Austin" <lsaustin@earthlink.net>,
"Nancy Temple Jerome" <nancy@tuttleagency.com>,
"George Fisher" <gfisher@mail.barry.edu>
Wow!!!
Tony Sayre... Hadn't thought of her for years. Yes, she was in the
group and...yes, did go to ballet class at Royal. Mr. Ansley used
to kid her about that. The
U/K behind Nancy Temple is Karen Horne!
Bill |
The
photos were found the int Florida State Archives, Florida Photographic
Collection.
Photographer was Charles Barron. |
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