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"Before They Were WholeNoters"

Debra Jean (9018)

WholeNote Guitar Forum · 9/7/2006 8:25 PM

Remember back to the days when you were just a QuarterNoter? Maybe almost a HalfNoter? But nowheres near the WholeNoter you are now?

Some of us have our pics on our homepages, but many do not. Have you ever wondered what your fellow WholeNoter looked like? Have you ever taken that a step further and wondered what they looked like as a QuarterNoter?

Well, one of your brother WholeNoters did and between the two of us, we've come up with what we think will be a bit of good-natured fun and funning.

I've been collecting pictures of folks as kids, with or without guitar, and will be posting them here. With no hints or clues, the rest of ya'll will try to guess who the Noter is. When there's been a correct identification, another pic will be posted.

I know several of you are already working to get your pics from Mom, but if anybody I didn't contact directly wants to be included, please PM me.

So, let's get this started with the first pic I received.

Who's This?

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9/11/2006 9:18 PM

Debra Jean (9018) wrote:

#7 ` Who's This?

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9/11/2006 9:29 PM

Bryan Morrison (9770) wrote:

Geez, is the next one going to be an ultrasound?
hehe

I'm just going to throw one out and say Cinda Private.

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9/11/2006 9:35 PM

Andrew Kinsella (3220) wrote:

No mate- they didnt have them new fangled things in our day.
Andrew

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9/11/2006 9:33 PM

Bryan Morrison (9770) wrote:

No! I change my guess. This one has to be Bob Kent too. He's wearing a dress to throw us off.

I know your tricks Mr. Kent.

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Re: "Before They Were WholeNoters"

9/11/2006 9:43 PM

Bob Kent (10857) wrote:

I'm stylin', man. That was my favorite, too. Mom ruined it... ...I never forgave her for that.

sniffle

B Kent

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Re: "Before They Were WholeNoters"

9/11/2006 9:48 PM

Obee Obier (4521) wrote:

Kevin Bowling in black and white?

or Bob ...or it is an rare and early picture of Santa?

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9/11/2006 10:05 PM

Kevin Bowling (5229) wrote:

Yeah, we were so poor, I had to wear my older sister's hand-me-downs. Bloomers too.

I think it's Jim Heidinger. (Hey, if I keep guessin' that, I'm bound to get one right sooner or later.)

Kevin

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Re: "Before They Were WholeNoters"

9/12/2006 9:40 AM

Bob Kent (10857) wrote:

Bloomers, huh? I was wonderin' what you wearin' under there, big boy.

(:0)>

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9/11/2006 10:05 PM

Andrew Kinsella (3220) wrote:

Chantal? I bet its a leather ball.

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9/11/2006 10:10 PM

Obee Obier (4521) wrote:

Leather ball or a mini apple.

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9/12/2006 2:26 AM

Chantal Cordey (5016) wrote:

Well hey, that will get me out of the woodworks .No way man .I've never worn a thrilly dress in my entire life looking that happy .
I reckon its Debra .Hello Deb is that you ?

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9/11/2006 10:37 PM

Andrew Sorentino (4886) wrote:

Ok, I'm gonna have to agree with Mr. Longo. I took a look at Chantal's homepage with her strap biz. She looks just a bit too young to have had a B&W baby pic.

Sorry Deb! Seems a lot of us here are in that B&W baby pic category, so I vote for you.

But then, Bob did make a convincing argument......Nah!! My first vote is for Debra.

Andy S.

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9/11/2006 11:20 PM

Craig Lindsey (5518) wrote:

I'll go with Deb, although, in our generation, the quibling about black and white vs. color was a moot point.

If you see a stone carving that represents a human, it's probably either Debra Jean or I.

Even if it has opposable thumbs...yep, might be us.
Craig and you're welcome Deb hehe

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9/11/2006 11:33 PM

Edd Robins (6228) wrote:

I'm kinda leanin' towards DJ, too. It'd be just like her to try to slip one in on us. I'm thinkin', too, that the pic looks a little bit like her daughter, so maybe the genes were passed along. Other than that, WAY too big of an age span to be sure. Heh, heh.
Later, Edd

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9/11/2006 11:40 PM

Tracy Hardy Johnson (11666) wrote:

I'm going to try Sandra Goodfellow just to say I did.

Quite a cutie, whoever she/he is!

;^)

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9/13/2006 8:22 AM

Debra Jean (9018) wrote:

Who the heck is Sandra Goodfellow? I've seen several references to her.

DJ

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9/12/2006 12:51 AM

Michel Rivard (2674) wrote:

A wild guess... Charlie? Could it be you? What we would'nt do with photoshop!

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9/12/2006 12:56 AM

Michel Rivard (2674) wrote:

Or could it be you, Debra?

At this age, it's hard to tell the boy from the girl. Specially dress like that. I'm so confused !!!@@@##@%%%**?**&&??

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Re: "Before They Were WholeNoters"

9/12/2006 10:41 PM

Debra Jean (9018) wrote:

I never looked that sweet again in my whole life......

You are correct!

Debra Jean

The pic I scanned for this is the one my grandfather carried in his wallet from the time it was taken till his death when I was a senior in high school. It was one of the few things of his that I claimed.

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9/13/2006 12:29 AM

Craig Lindsey (5518) wrote:

You look ALMOST that sweet now, and the stone carving I have doesn't do you justice. But its fun to rub the bumpy parts.

Craig

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