Hank's Picture Page
Hank's Picture Page |
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full-sized version.
Credit for this page format goes to John Owens.
Imitation is the highest form of flattery.
Here's to good friends. It doesn't get any better than this.
Tastes great.
On April 24th, 1999, my younger brother John married a
fantastic woman, Emily Crow. We had a ball at their wedding, as
some of these pictures show. Since it took them two years to get them to me, I
think that I might be able to get pictures of their son Sam (born March 1,
2002) sometime before the little guy gets married.
 Mimi and her boys. The feelings are all mutual. |
 El Fiesta de Wedding |
 Whose smiling face? The most married of the three Brothers Jones. |
Our family loves to get together for graduations. There
certainly are worse occations. These are all for my 1996 Masters
degree.
 It's about time I got a picture of my family on here -- Dad, Walter, me, Mom, and John. |
 The Gang's all here -- Aunt Judy, Uncle Ed, Mimi, Walter, John M., John J., Bryan, Henry, Mom, and (last and least) Dad. |
 The McCully's. Four great people with whom I love to spend time. |
One of the most important decisions of my life was to pledge
Sigma Chi at Ole Miss, following in my dad's footsteps and
leading the way for my brother John.
 Sigma Chi Bid Day celebration, 1991 |
 The 1991 Eta Chapter of Sigma Chi pledge class |
 The 1991 Eta Chapter of Sigma Chi pledge class -- in 1995. |
Mississippi is God's country, but he probably comes here to
California every now and then to see some more of his beautiful
creation.
 The first of many (I hope) trips to the 18th green at Pebble Beach. |
 On my second trip, Clark and I got to walk around the course. Maybe next time we'll play. |
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These people are gonna consider themselves lucky to have
gotten a picture with me.
 Taken the night she won the US Open, Monica Seles partied with Roger, me, Maya, her brother Zoltan, and Dr. Kuttan. |
 Donald Trump and Marla Maples were hanging out in the hall at the Trump Plaza, where Monica and the family were staying. |
 At my courtside seat by the mayor, I was able to soak up some rays and see some of the world's greatest tennis players. |
Clark got married, he moved to Chicago, he decided to go into
business with me. What the heck is wrong with this guy??
 Clark and his beautiful wife Stephanie in one of their more serious moments |
 Hopefully, a wedding picture will go here. |
 So close to Pebble Beach, yet so far away... |
Suburban Posse, Weddings, and so on.
 1991 Presidential Scholar Suburban Posse: Anders, John (with black eye), Hank, Phil, Micah, and Greg. |
 "Presidential Scholar Reunion" at the 1996 Olympics. Shown here: Micah Burch, me, and John Owens in the Olympic Stadium. |
 My brother John and me at a wedding, Christmas 1996). |
 Homecoming 1991 -- Age, Hank, and the Fly (in Pupal Stage) |
 John McCully let me drive this beautiful 1965 Corvette. |
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If you can put up with living with me, you get your picture on
the Web.
 My very first roommate Dennis Coleman (right), movie star Brad Davis, and me on Bid Day. We lived in Stockard 1120 for our freshman year at Ole Miss. |
 Clark Love and I (shown here at Derby Day with a happy Ginger Dunnam) lived at Old Taylor Place H-1 for Summer '92 and behind Flex for Summer '94. |
 A night out on the town with Judson Hilburn is a night you won't soon forget. We were in the Sigma Chi house at the end of the hall -- 1st floor -- before it got fancied up. |
 Jody Kniesly and I spent four months in the hell of the student dorm at Moscow State University. |
 Stephen "Action" Jackson could always be counted on to make us feel young. |
 The winner in putting up with me the longest is Kevin Visentin, Italian Stallion and Babe Magnet. We lived across from the president in the House and then a whole year at One Anderson Place. |
My roommate, John Owens, isn't as bad as people say. In fact, just the other day he peeled off my face with a dull razor and then scanned it. To see the result, click on this rated-R image.
Actually, he took me to the Stanford Computer Graphics Laboratory and scanned me (a different picture) using the very same apparatus that had been used on Bill Gates only a week before. Cool, huh? Only problem is, John doesn't know if he should continue to be a Ph.D. candidate here or pursue his dream of driving an ice cream truck and wearing clothes made out of paper and plastic bags from Safeway. To help him decide, send him your vote.
