Gwynne Clayton Cook

I went to Carolina, where I met my husband. I worked at Duke for 10 years as a computer analyst and a consultant while still pulling for Carolina, of course. Moved to Tampa and then to Raleigh. Retired from working once my second came along. Now I am a 'stay at home' mom (or more like a 'taxi' mom) and do some volunteer work on the side.

I remember a group of us spent the night at Nicole Harris's house (the night before taking our SATs). Carole Oliver convinced us to sneak out, and Alan Foushee picked us up. We went to some elementary school, climbed onto the roof and set off the alarm. I jumped right off the roof. Needless to say, I was upset to find out that Alan tripped the alarm to see what we do, and my SAT score was very low.