Susan Nance:  

I was one of those classmates that moved in and back out again. The longest time I lived anyplace was in Atlanta from 1960 until December 1966. I attended one year at Briarcliff Elementary, four at Hawthorne (where most of my memory of people is), one at Lakeside High but being bussed to Briarcliff High because the buidling at Lakeside was not complete, and then one semester in the fall of '66 at Lakeside going in the mornings on a split-shift because the building wasn't complete. I think that says something about not remembering much about Lakeside. I completed two years at Richmond Academy in August (nothing fancy - that was the name of the public high school) and moved to Louisville, KY for my senior year. Fortunately by that time I had the good sense to JOIN something and had a fun year with the drama/theatre folks. I kept book for "Thousand Clowns" and was the actual stage manager (not the character) in "Our Town." We won city competion with a one-act play written by the father of the teacher, and competed at the state level in Lexington. I think we came in third. One of the students became a news anchor in Chicago and that's all I know about that. I went to college and then kept finding graduate schools to let me in and take classes. I eventually found my niche working with patient counseling and worked at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, NC from 1982 - 84 and again from 1988 through 1999 when I took a more challenging postiion in Houston. Along the way I married a minister and we began to rescue dogs. We've c...Expand for more