Vanna White has been turning the letters on TV's "Wheel of Fortune" since 1982..
But viewers of the show know that Vanna is much more than just a letter turner.
Soon after joining the show, she rose to nearly the prominence of host, Pat Sajak.
I met Vanna White in 1987.  She had written a memoir called "Vanna Speaks," and I interviewed her at the convention of the American Booksellers Association.

Vanna White has been turning the letters on TV's "Wheel of Fortune" since 1982.. But viewers of the show know that Vanna is much more than just a letter turner. Soon after joining the show, she rose to nearly the prominence of host, Pat Sajak. I met Vanna White in 1987. She had written a memoir called "Vanna Speaks," and I interviewed her at the convention of the American Booksellers Association.

Vanna White has been turning the letters on TV's "Wheel of Fortune" since 1982..
But viewers of the show know that Vanna is much more than just a letter turner.
Soon after joining the show, she rose to nearly the prominence of host, Pat Sajak.
I met Vanna White in 1987. &nbsp;She had written a memoir called "Vanna Speaks," and I interviewed her at the convention of the American Booksellers Association.

Vanna White

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