Steve Armstrong

Bryan Station High School

Class of 1964

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Steve Armstrong - Class of 1964 - Bryan Station High School

First Name	Steve
Last Name	Armstrong
Graduation Year	Class of 1964
Gender	Male
Relationship Status	Married
About Me	Little known facts: I was conceived before the end of WWII. At the age of 24, I was 5' 11", weighed 135 lbs, and had a 28" waist. I once turned down Henry Faulkner's invitation to drive him to Key West, and spend a few months at Tennessee Williams' house. At age 55, I started rock climbing, and once spent two hours on the side of a boulder because I couldn't go up or down (feel free to ask if I ever made it down). I once had the chance to go to the top of the Eiffel Tower and refused. My dad flew super-sonic jets and I'm afraid of flying. I have my grandfather's fiddle and it has a rattlesnake rattle inside. I sold a guitar on eBay once for $15,000. My mother's youngest sister was three when I was born. My seventh grade art teacher once told me, "that's not how you draw a clown"! I jammed with Charlie Daniels once. I've seen the original "speak no evil, hear no evil", etc., monkeys on a Shinto temple in Nikko, Japan. Added 1/11/2010: Last summer while hunting plowed fields for Native American Artifacts, found fluted clovis point. Earliest tool in the Americas. Approximately 10,000 B.C. A beautiful artifact older than the pyramids, older than all of recorded history. I was nominated for an Emmy for original music on the film "Moti...(read more)