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Hi, Liz: She was a priss, wasn't she? I can't remember her name! It's probably just as well. So you're a teacher? I'm a probate paralegal, so about the only thing I learned in college that has helped in my profession was my English training. The rest of it -- Latin, shorthand, typing, etc., I learned in high school! I wasn't cut out to be a teacher, but I enjoy what I do very much. I meet wonderful people and I'm able to help them when they're confused and bereaved. Makes me feel needed and this is something I need! I admire teachers, though. Their patience and dedication are admirable traits. I have a friend who is a junior high orchestra teacher. He's semi-homicidal most of the time, poor guy!! By the way, I was in "Pajama Game," understudy to the lead and Girl 1. Told you I was a terrible actress! -- Kathy in Boise
-----Original Message-----
From: Elizabeth Patterson [SMTP:eapat@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 1998 12:13 PM
To: mol-cancer@lists.meds.com
Subject: RE: [MOL] Kathy C
Hi Kathy,
I remember Professor Bilyeau very well. However, the only musical I
was in was Lil Abner, and that was before your time. I took lots of
speech and oral interp classes and Survey courses in English and
American Lit. I took Shakespeare, but I think it was in the summer of
'63, just before I graduated and left for Washington to teach. I was
back in summer school there during the summer of '64.
I always lived off campus in an apartment. I couldn't quite deal with
the dorm mother at Gravely. She was just too much of a priss.
Liz
---kcorrigan@chgw.com wrote:
>
> Liz: I'll bet we were in some of the same classes!! I was an English
> major and a music minor. Took a lot of English classes, education
> classes, and of course, music classes. I had a lot of friends in the
> drama department and, in fact, I was in a couple of musicals while I
was
> there -- in minor roles because I am a terrible actress, but not a bad
> singer. Our director's name was Professor Bilyeau -- do you remember
> him? My vocal coach's name was Professor Jorgenson, and he was the
> worst masher I have ever met. I worked in the anthropology department
> in my spare time for Dr. Swanson -- lived in Gravely Hall. I didn't
> pledge because money was tight. That's amazing. I'll bet we knew a
lot
> of the same people. The University wasn't that huge back then! --
Kathy
>
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