…and Lea Ward |
Lynda always played noticeably
better than either Dave or I and was always in the first section, while
we squabbled over pre-eminence among the seconds. None of us ever seemed
to hold such discrepancies against the others, on a personal level.
My date (the less said about me in the picture at left, the better), was our good friend Lea Ward. I no longer recall what she played in the orchestra. Something with strings… viola, perhaps? Lea was always good company, with a puckish sense of humor and the poise to use it well. Sorry to say, I’ve lost track of her. This was the only date Lea and I ever had. In the ninth grade (and at age 14: horror!), I was still some months away from the dawning of real interest in girls as such, and dancing was to me as alien a proposition then as now. |
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