Ted Taylor

Left PAHS in 1964.

Married once, to Laura in 1982. Still married. Two girls, 28 & 21.

Long and checkered career. A few examples: USAF; mental health field for 12 years or so; printing and typesetting field for 15 years or so; USPS Rural Carrier (retired since ’99). Work from time to time as a bailiff with the Criminal & Civil District Courts of Travis County (Texas).

Involved in my church since 1981. Still play the piano. Love French and French movies. Last in France Oct. 2007; went by the old school and got a wonderful guided tour of campus. Still looks the same only spiffed up and with a few new buildings.

Went to Fontainebleau Jr. High for 8th and 9th grades. Then was a PAHS Dorm Rat from Fall ’61 through Spring ’64.

Favorite story (among many insanities) is locking the Dorm Counselor in his room and pouring 2-week-old milk under his door. That prank was the brainchild of Jim (“Terry”) Rozar (’64).

Loved being in the choir performing the Fauré Requiem in the Cathédrale Sainte-Croix in Orléans. (If fact, if anybody has the album we recorded there, please let me know: I can safely digitize it for posterity. It'll sound much better, too.) UPDATE: I got the album. Miss Dianne Nichols (English teacher at PAHS) sent it to me. If you’d like a copy, give me a shout.