Erin Simpson:  

Life see my website at esylvia.com Back in my high school days I was a pianist for the stage band, which performed the Wooster Colts song at all the boys basketball games...all the way to Vegas one year where, if I recall correctly, Wooster actually won the state basketball championship. It was great to be part of a winning team, I will always remember that day :) I also played as a backup pianist for a number of talent shows, including "Culture Vultures" which may have been on stage at UNR? (don't remember) One solo instrumentalist I backed up took a prize in a high school level competition, and several vocalists I backed up in high school went on to various levels of fame after I graduated, as did "Zothique", a band a few of us got together that played senior assembly. Remember "Long and Winding Road" or "Got to Get You Into My Life"?. City theater might also ring a bell. Although I was not in high school drama productions, a few people from Wooster, and also other area schools, may remember working together with me on performing timeless classics for the younger generation, like "Pinnochio" or "Rapunzel".. How about Wooster's Tolkien Society? I believe some of you elected me to an office in that club? (historian...ask me anything, maybe I'll remember) Of course those of us in Burnie's classes all shared a unique experience together as well...a teaching & learning experience which, as I understand, went through some changes over the years as we all do. People who enjoyed Tolkien Society may want to check out a tax exempt organization I founded, Temple of Fortuna dot com (I'll let you guess where to find that online), or drop into the TOF group at Facebook, which I update Sunday mornings. Some may remember me as the youngest senior, or as a frequent contributor to Wooster's Literary Annual publication, "Colt's Tale". If you liked that sort of thing, you may enjoy my book, "p.s. Fortun...Expand for more