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Actress: Body Count. Cynthia Ann Thompson was a lovely, spunky and appealing blonde actress with long curly hair, a cute face, a shapely figure, and a wonderfully vivacious personality who alas only acted in a handful of enjoyable low-budget Grade B pictures in the 80s. She was born on June 24, 1959 in Santa Maria, California.
- June 24, 1959
- October 10, 2009
Team Jamaica. Athletics. Games Participations 1. First Olympic Games London 1948. Olympic Results. Biography. Jamaica’s Cynthia Thompson first gained attention in 1946, when she won the 100 metres event at that year’s Central American and Caribbean Games, the first held since the end of World War II, and also took silver in the 50 metres.
Mar 8, 2019 · Biography. Jamaica’s Cynthia Thompson first gained attention in 1946, when she won the 100 metres event at that year’s Central American and Caribbean Games, the first held since the end of World War II, and also took silver in the 50 metres. This feat earned her a trip to the 1948 London Olympics, where, as Jamaica’s first female Olympian ...
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After graduating from Colorado State University with a BFA in sculpture and a BA in education, I taught art in a large Boston area high school for seven years. Early on, I learned to teach by example, making large pots in the middle of the studio, next to the students.
Biography. Cynthia Nourse Thompson is currently Associate Professor of Fine Art at Kennesaw State University [KSU] and Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Zuckerman Museum of Art, which resides on the campus of KSU. Before she began this role on August 1, 2020, she served as director of the MFA programs in Book Arts + Printmaking and Studio ...
Mar 9, 2019 · Born in Kingston on November 29, 1922, her journey to the Olympics started her sporting career at St Hugh’s High School. “We had tennis, netball and gym exercises and school sports, which were just house sports,” she said in 2008. “There were no Girls Champs in those days, and we didn’t have any technical training. We didn’t wear spikes.
2 years ago. Share to. Dr. Cynthia Thompson was a pioneer and had the distinct honour of being Jamaica’s first female Olympic finalist. The year was 1948 and the e Olympic Games – as they were then called – were held in London, England. Cynthia and four other young ladies were sent to London to represent Jamaica.
