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| October 29,
2005 All School Reunion |
Reservations
Received as of 11/01/2005 for the
reunion dinner on October 29: Teachers - Marian Armstrong (Librarian 58-69) & Charles Jelavich; James Diana (Counselor 67-72) (coming late); George Luginbill (Science 66-72); Deniese McDaniel Smith (Art 69-72, UHS '57); Jerry McIntosh (Math 58-63) & Jane; Norma Miller (Librarian 64-72) & Louis; Wayne Nichols (PE 66-72) & Jan; Robert Pabst (English, Dean of Boys 55-57) & Margaret; Ellen Klingman Pettay (English 70-71); Maurice Shadley (Music 47-50); Freeda Smith (Mrs Frank - he taught 46-72); Jo Spear (English 47-69); Dominic Spera (Music 66-68) & Patty; Bill Stucky (Science 62-72) & Karen; Karen Stucky (Elementary 62-72) & Bill; Teddie Thurston (Mrs. KB - he taught 38-72); Jerry Trinkle (Business Ed 60-65) |
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| 11/15/09 | Donald Barr, Social
Studies teacher and Junior High Dean
of Boys died on January 24, 2008 in Ithaca NY. See www.starbeacon.com/obituaries/local_story_040194506.html for a fine obituary with a photo at the Ashtabula OH Feb 10 Star-Beacon newspaper. The "Cornell Chronicle Online" at www.news.cornell.edu/stories/Jan08/Obit.Barr.sl.html also has his obituary. The following is an excerpt: Donald J. Barr, professor emeritus of policy analysis and management in the College of Human Ecology and a longtime social activist who spoke for disenfranchised members of the Ithaca and worldwide communities, died Jan. 24 in Ithaca, due to complications following a stroke. A member of the Cornell faculty since 1971, Barr focused many of his professional and personal activities on fighting bias, prejudice and oppression and on issues related to leadership, empowerment and transforming power oppression. For many years he co-taught a popular Cornell course, Racism in American Society, and inspired many students to choose careers to pursue social change and justice. "Professor Barr was much sought after by Human Ecology students of color, and others, for advice and support as they contemplated public service careers," said Jerome Ziegler, former dean of the College of Human Ecology. Born May 7, 1935, in Geneva, Ohio, Barr earned a B.S. (1957) in social and earth sciences at Miami University in Ohio, an M.A. (1959) in sociology and a Ph.D. (1964) in guidance and counseling, both at Indiana University. Before teaching at Cornell, he taught at the University of Michigan and in elementary, middle and secondary public schools in Ohio and Indiana. He led numerous workshops and educational programs for such programs as the Telluride Summer Program, National Teacher Corps, National Training Laboratories, Summer Institute for the University of Victoria, UNICEF, Early Childhood Program Development and the National Executive Service Corps in New York City. |
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| 2/24/09 | School nurse Marcella Knudsen Calvert, 99, died on Sunday, February 22, 2009 in Bloomington. A graduate of Arsenal Technical High School in Indianapolis, she received her R.N. degree from St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing in Indianapolis and the B.S. degree in Education and Nursing Education from Indiana University. She also attended Butler University in Indianapolis and George Peabody College in Nashville, Tennessee. During her career, she worked for the Indianapolis, Bloomington and Brown County Public Health Nursing Associations. She also worked for a time as an industrial and camp nurse in Indianapolis and Michigan. She was a former school nurse in Indianapolis Public Schools, Warren Central and Warren Township Schools until 1943, when she came to the University School in Bloomington as instructor in nursing education and as school nurse until 1961. She was preceded in death by her husband, Merritt A. (Pep) Calvert, who died in 1971. | ||
| 12/24/08 | Long-time Bloomington resident Jane Hazelrigg
died in New York City on Monday night, December 22nd 2008. She
was the first of seven children born to Danish immigrants Niels and
Birte Andersen in Buffalo, NY. As a young adult, she studied
violin with Raphael Bronstein in New York City and graduated from
Oberlin College in 1939 with a major in music. She moved to
Evansville in the Fall of 1939 where she was concertmaster of the
Evansville Philharmonic and taught violin at Cluthe School of Music and
Evansville College Music Department. She married Hugh C.
Hazelrigg on August 24, 1940, in Evansville. In 1950 she moved to
Bloomington where she and her husband were avid chamber music players.
She taught music and conducted the orchestra at University School from
1959 to 1964. In 1962 she earned a master’s degree in violin
performance from IU under the tutelage of Josef Gingold. She was preceded in death by her husband, Hugh C. Hazelrigg, science editor with the IU News Bureau for 25 years. She later moved to New York City to be closer to family. She is survived by a sister and a brother, and by her children, Amy C. Hazelrigg (UHS '60) of Farmington, NM, Hugh A. Hazelrigg (UHS '63) of Bloomington, and Tulle I. Hazelrigg (UHS '67) of New York City, and by three grandchildren. |
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| 5/11/08 | English Teacher Robett Elmes passed away in Grand Island, NY on April 29, 2008. This obituary is from http://www.isledegrande.com/. Robert J. Elmes, April 29, 2008 of Grand Island; husband of Nancy W. Elmes; father of Patrick R. (Gwen) of Arlington, TX, Gregory W. of Homer, AK and the late Robert J. Elmes, Jr.; grandfather of Brittany (Christopher) Petruska and Danielle Elmes; brother of Alex (Ruth) Elmes. Friends may call Sunday, May 4, 2008 from 2-6 p.m. at the KAISER FUNERAL HOME, 1950 Whitehaven Road, Grand Island, a memorial Mass will be celebrated Monday, May 5 at St. Stephen's Church at 10 a.m. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorials to the Robert J. Elmes, Jr. Memorial Fund c/o Buffalo State College Relations Office, 1300 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, NY 14222 or Hospice Buffalo, Robert was a retired Professor of Speech and Communications at Buffalo State College. |
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| 3/30/08 | Art teacher Fred Mills died on March 17. The following is extracted from the March 27, 2008 HeraldTimesOnline.com: Frederick V. Mills, 82, artist, educator, mentor, veteran, and humanitarian, died peacefully on Monday (March 17, 2008) in Bloomington, Illinois. Art has been a continuous thread in his life: Celina, OH, Public School, teacher (1949-51); Indiana University, instructor to professor (1951-65); University of Texas-Austin, visiting professor (1965); University of Tennessee, chair, design department (1966-68); Illinois State University, chair, art department (1968-85); Lincoln College, distinguished professor (1988-95); adult watercolor classes instructor (1988-04) Fred V. Mills Originals (1991-) watercolorist/designer. Fred’s commitment to art and the community was rooted in his love of our country. He enlisted (1943) in the U.S. Navy as a sonar man and served in the Pacific theatre on the submarine chaser SC-117. After the war, he joined the Army ROTC at Ohio State University. He later joined the U.S. Army Reserves, retiring as a Major (1985) after 34 years of service. Survivors include his wife (Lois), three sons, four daughters, twelve grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, and his second wife (Kathy). His first wife (Geraldine) and one son preceded him in death. |
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| 10/25/07 | LAS CRUCES, N.M. —
Karen Ann Riley Hunsicker died on October 18, 2007. Karen taught
foreign languages at UHS in 1969. She grew up and attended
schools in Indianapolis. She attended Indiana University, where
she studied Spanish, English and Anthropology and met and
married fellow student Bruce Hunsicker. Karen taught at
Hunter Elementary, University High School, Batchelor Middle School,
Bloomington High School North, teaching Spanish at Bloomington High
School South until her retirement in 2002 after 36 years in the
classroom. Karen and Bruce made their home in rural Owen
County. After retirement they moved to Las Cruces, NM.
Karen is survived by her husband; two daughters and sons-in-law;
parents; brothers and grandchildren. Extracted from an obituary in the Bloomington Herald-Times. |
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| 6/09/07 | Robert D. Kelley Sr.,
of Bloomington, died Thursday, June 7, 2007. He was an Army
veteran of World War II serving in Japan. He was a graduate of Indiana
University and was a school teacher for 35 years teaching at University
High School and University Elementary. He was wrestling coach of the
High School for several years. He owned and operated The Siding and
Guttering Specialists. He was a member of the American Legion and an
Inductee to the Indiana Wrestling Hall of Fame. Funeral services will be held on Monday, June 11, 2007 at 2 pm at Allen Funeral Home. Burial will follow at Clover Hill Cemetery with Military Rites performed by the Veterans Honor Guard. Visitation will be held on Sunday from 2-8 p.m. at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Hospice of Bloomington Hospital. This is an extract. The full obituary appeared in the 6/09 Bloomington Herald-Times. - sent by Becky Gregory
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| 5/20/07 | My apologies! I just
found this misfiled in my email! It was sent in Feb 2006 as
a registration on the website. We did not even have Patricia Miller Fraze's ('66-69) NAME in our file much less an address! If she was YOUR math teacher - please email her! -- Margaret, webmaster She wrote: "I treasure memories of working with many people and at one of the most special schools ever: IU methods class with Jerry McIntosh (fall, 1964) and subsequent work in his summer H.S. workshops; student teaching with the finest teacher --Bob Wilcutt (spring, 1965)-- who eventually introduced me to Houghton Mifflin for whom we developed a textbook; and especially teaching mathematics at U. School 1966-1969 -- first 7/8 grades and then H.S. Devoted and inspiring colleagues, wonderful students (including the younger brother of my H.S. physics teacher! - the Crest family) and a colleagial and supportive environment that encouraged professionalism and creativity. Taught in Ann Arbor for next 18 years that included birth of our son, Brian, serving as Dept. Chair for 14 years, receiving the first MI Presidential Award, completing an MBA at MI in the evening, and participating in another textbook project. We moved to Princeton, from which I commuted to NYC for 12 years, then telecommuting for the next 6, last year moving to Bucks County, PA. Joined investment advisory firm Westwood Holdings Group (WHG/NYSE) 16 years ago, serving first as portfolio manager and now as Client Services Manager. Mathematics Teaching is incredibly relevant to work with clients and with colleagues. -- My best to all" |
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| 1/7/07 | Maurice F. “Doc” Shadley,
Ph.D., age 97, of Bloomington, died Friday, January 5, 2007. He
was born in Greenwood, Indiana, graduated from Greenwood High School,
attended DePauw University as a Rector Scholar and received Bachelor of
Music (cum laude) and Bachelor of Arts degrees from Indiana Central
College. He also studied at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music and
Indiana University, where he received his Masters and Ed.D. degrees. A professional educator, Dr. Shadley taught Orchestra, Band and Chorus at several Indiana high schools including Smithville, Bridgeton, Greenwood and Rensselaer as well as the Indiana University Laboratory School. He joined the faculty of Indiana University School of Music as assistant professor of Music Education and manager and director of the I.U. Music Clinic for High School Students and also coordinator of the Public Music Services. Dr. Shadley was a Navy veteran of World War II. His military service included serving as an officer for convoy duty in the North Atlantic from 1944-1946. He also participated in various musical organizations, including the Indiana Music Educators Association and was past president, was principal trombonist with the former Keith’s Theater Orchestra, the original Indianapolis Civic Orchestra and with the Bay View, Michigan, Symphony Orchestra. He further served as church organist and choir director at Hall Place M.E. Church in Indianapolis and was guest conductor of high school bands, orchestra and choral festivals throughout Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. He had also been honored by “School Musician Magazine” in an article titled “They Are Making America Musical,” and was selected by “The School Musician Magazine” as one of the Ten Most Outstanding Music Directors in the United States of America for 1963-64 school year. Survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law, Claire and Jack Cruse of Greenwood, IN, and Marcia and Gene Doerr of Chicago, IL, and Palm Springs, CA; six grandchildren; six great grandchildren; and two sisters. He was preceded in death by his wife and one sister. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Monday at Allen Funeral Home. Burial will be at Smithville Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Red Cross in care of Allen Funeral Home. taken from an obituary from the Bloomington Herald-Times, sent by Becky Bobilya Gregory '63 |
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| 12/22/06 | David Maish was a friend of
my father's when they were stationed in Germany. This is Mr. Maish's
obituary. He died on 12/23/2004. Cynthia Hopkins - chopkins49@earthlink.net DAVID LLOYD MAISH, 76 Ex-teacher strived to make history vivid [Chicago Tribune - Final Edition] - Joan Giangrasse Kates - December 30, 2004 - (Copyright 2004 by the Chicago Tribune) During a teaching career that spanned four decades, David Lloyd Maish not only encouraged his students to learn about history but to understand its relevance in today's world. "Teaching to him was more about being engaging, not just spewing facts," said his daughter Peg. "He drew things out of his students and helped them connect the dots. He didn't teach them what to think, but rather how to think." Mr. Maish, 76, of North Riverside, formerly of Countryside, an Army veteran and retired social studies teacher at Lyons Township High School in La Grange, died of leukemia Thursday, Dec. 23, in Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood. Born in Frankfort, Ind., Mr. Maish spent his early childhood in Ft. Wayne, where he lived in his family's apartment above a grocery store, which they owned and operated. When he was 14, his father died in a fire when the furnace in the store exploded one night. He later lived with his mother and sister in Bloomington before enlisting in the Army. From 1946 to 1947, Mr. Maish served with the Army in Germany, where family members said he was commissioned a junior officer at age 19. He later headed a mounted cavalry unit, a peacekeeping force charged with stabilizing the border between Italy and Yugoslavia. "He shared many stories about his Army days, along with dozens of photos of him and his trusty steed, Willy," said his daughter. After his military discharge, Mr. Maish returned to Bloomington, where he received a bachelor's degree in journalism and a master's degree in education from Indiana University. It was during that time he met his wife, Carolyn, to whom he was married for 42 years before she died in 1999. After teaching in Bloomington and Rochester, Minn., Mr. Maish moved with his family to Countryside in 1960 and joined the faculty at Lyons Township High School in La Grange. There he taught social studies and history for the next 28 years, also serving as the president of the Lyons Township High School faculty association before retiring in 1988. "I had a lot of good teachers in high school, but Mr. Maish was my favorite," said Bill Derrah, a 1977 graduate of Lyons Township High School, who hopes to pursue a teaching career in the spring. "He taught me how to think like a historian, as opposed to saying 'here's the story, facts and dates, now go memorize it.'" Family members said a key highlight of Mr. Maish's career was being chosen to serve as a reader for the national Advanced Placement tests in history, which are taken by high school seniors seeking college course credit. He also taught for a summer in Agana, Guam, as part of a teaching exchange program in 1970. Other survivors include a son, Phillip; a daughter, Julia; a sister, Leanna Riggins; and a grandchild. A memorial service will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. Jan. 8 in Lyons Township High School, Brainard and Cossitt Avenues, La Grange. |
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| 9/30/05 | Earl C. Floyd Jr.,
83, of Bloomington, died Wednesday, Sept 28, 2005. He was professor
emeritus of the IU School of Education and taught Art at University
High School from 1955-1960. He served in the U.S. Navy in the Pacific
Theater during World War II. Survivors include his wife, Marjorie; one
daughter; one son; two brothers; one sister; five grandchildren; and
five great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and a
sister. Services will be 11 a.m. Saturday October 1 at Allen Funeral Home. Burial will be at Clear Creek Cemetery. Friends may call 5-7:30 p.m. Friday (Sep 30) and one hour prior to services Saturday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Parkinson's Foundation or Sherwood Oaks Christian Church in care of the funeral home. Extracted from an obituary
in The Herald-Times,
Bloomington IN, 9/30/2005
© 1997 - 2005 Hoosiertimes Inc. No commercial reproduction without prior written consent. |
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| 9/6/05 | Harlan
A Booher,
75, of Bloomington, died September 2, 2005 in Bloomington. He
is
survived by his partner of 45 years, Jack E. Davis. Harlan was the
Democrat Registrar of the Monroe County Voter Registration Office from
1991 until his death. He taught junior high school English at
Bloomington's University School from 1962 through 1966, and he was a
middle school teacher in Queensland, Australia, where he also was
employed by the Queensland Highway Department from 1968-1971.
Harlan graduated from Howe Military School in Howe, Indiana,
in
1948. He served in the U.S. Army and was honorably discharged in 1953.
He attended Harvard University and the University of Arizona before
earning a bachelor's degree at Indiana University at Bloomington. Harlan Booher was an unassuming Renaissance man. An enthusiastic student of places, peoples, and customs, he traveled overseas numerous times; and he lived in Spain and Australia as well as in California, Arizona, and Indiana. He was an avid reader, who never tired of learning about the arts and social issues. He was an active member of the Monroe County Democratic Party and belonged to the Monroe County Democratic Women's Club. He admired most politicians. At Harvard he was a member of the Hasty Pudding Club, and he was active in the Tucson Playbox Theater and the original Bloomington Town Theater. Known and appreciated among his friends and associates for his affectionate curiosity, his integrity, and his genuine respect for people, Harlan also loved his dogs and cats. He was a member of the Nature Conservancy. A gathering of friends will be announced at a later date. Memorial contributions can be made to the Community Kitchen of Monroe County, 917 South Rogers St., Bloomington, Indiana 47401. Extracted from an obituary in The Herald-Times, Bloomington IN, 9/6/2005 © 1997 - 2005 Hoosiertimes Inc. No commercial reproduction without prior written consent. |
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| 9/1/05 | Eldon Faries writes: "I taught ART at U School from the Fall of 1964 till it closed in 1972. Then I taught at Bloomington High School North until May, 1979 when I moved to TEXAS. Those 15 years in Bloomington will always be cherished and remembered. I am now retired after 40 years of teaching secondary art but at present I am teaching one drawing class at Mongomery College campus, North Harris Community College District system." | ||
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| 8/15/05 | Becky Bobilya Gregory, who is receiving reservations
for the
upcoming October 29 reunion sends this: - Subject:
Surprise
Reunion Response "I just got a phone call from Princeton, NJ, from Monica Chen Yu. She was a graduate student at IU and taught Chinese at UHS one year, 1963-64. She has no idea how we traced her but she is indeed delighted. She will not be able to attend the reunion, because she and her husband have to be in D.C. all Fall for something special he is doing. However, she has kept all these years a newspaper clipping from May 10, 1963, with a picture of her, John Ray, other administrators, and several students, including Lynn Householder, Jan Thurston, Bill Burhans, et al. She is making a copy of this clipping and sending it to me. She would like for me to give copies to any of her students who might be interested. It is her understanding that teaching Chinese in a midwestern high school in the early 60's was unique, and that she was a pioneer in the field. She had to walk from the IU campus to 10th & Bypass to teach the Chinese class, and she was not very involved with UHS faculty, staff, or student life other than her class. It was such fun to share in her pleasure at being included in our All School reunion mailing!!!! Becky PS Feel free to share whatever you'd like of this information. |
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| 4/11/05 |
Fritzi Strudell's ('43) grand niece emailed to say: "Fritzie is my great aunt, my great grandfather's sister. She received her bachelor's degree in education in 1941. I'm not sure if she furthered her education until 1943? Aunt Fritzie passed away on March 5, 1979 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Not sure how accurate this information is but 'the family' story is that she went on to become director of nursing at Milwaukee General Hospital and helped write the nursing manual for the hospital." | ||
| ed. 4/22/05 |
This list has grown
considerably
because of lists from Commencement Programs from '52, '57,
'63, and '67. Also, I have seen
the Jordannus for
most years. I visited the Indiana Room of the
Bloomington Public Library to get
information from the yearbooks in their collection.
They
have almost all of them. If you have a commencement program you can
scan for me (or let me borrow to scan), please let me know.
--- Margaret |
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5/14/03
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Fred Mills, UHS art teacher in the
early '50s,
has
a web page, Fred
V. Mills
Originals
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3/6/03
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Dave
Campaigne
writes: "I just got word from my sister, Claudia class of '63, that Jo
Spear is in the cardiac rehab area of the Bloomington Hospital for a
couple of weeks following heart surgery. Someone in
Bloomington
can probably provide the address if anyone would like to send a
card. I'm sure
she's still too tough to let anything like this slow her down for long." Becky Bobilya Gregory has the hospital address and may have other information. |
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2/27/03
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Greg Temple ('59) contacted Robert
Michael - and
reports: Dear Fellow-Pigs: Thanks to help from web-wizard and buddy Dave Campaigne (U-School '60), I was able to trace and talk on the phone at length with Dr. Robert E. ( "Mr. Michael" ) Michael. Robert, a 4-time grandfather in semi-retirement, is well and -- as ever -- stirring stuff in Manchester, NH. He remembers his three years (1957-1959) in U-School's English department both well and fondly. Overcoming some initial jitters, born of hero-worship, I rattled off to him the names of a half-dozen or so U-School peers. After nearly 35 years, "Mr. Michael" remembered each personally, warmly and in detail. And then he named another half dozen, with specific recollection and inquiry about the progress of each. As I recounted what I knew about each of you, Robert reacted out of what was obviously deep affection. He recalled our times together at U-School as "among the best of my life," and he, like the rest of us, has endured quite some times since. I asked him if I could share his addresses with you, and he responded instantly and openly, that I should, although he warned he was only a computer semi-literate. He wants to hear from and renew friendships and acquaintances with you. And, he will tell you expressively, he loves you. Bests, and get to corresponding, Bruce/Greg Temple (U-School '59) Contact me (Margaret Olson) for Mr Michael's address and phone number (I don't put that information here on the web page). |
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1/9/03
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Jerry
McIntosh said: I taught mathematics at University School
Junior/Senior High
School from 1958 to 1963. |
| Faculty / Staff List | Lost | Deceased | Reunion | Messages |
Faculty and
Staff
and
Widows/Widowers
of Staff
who have attended reunion activities and/or for whom we have addresses
| These
names and other information are what we have so far for UHS
staff. This list is currently under construction using
yearbooks
and commencement programs and input from alumni/ae and
others. There
surely are others who are not yet listed, and we
have no addresses for most If you can add to or correct this list, please email Margaret Edmondson Olson. |
| Year range = earliest to latest years at UHS; wid = widow or widower of fac/staff |
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| 63-67 |
Michael |
Altekruse |
TX |
Denton |
Coach/Counselor/Social
Studies |
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| 60 | Marjorie | Appleman | NY | Sagaponack | French | |
| 59-69 |
Marian | Armstrong | IN | Bloomington | Librarian | |
| 64-65 | Nolan/Bill | Armstrong | IL | Sycamore | Social Studies/Economics | |
| 63-65 | Sabra | Bahadoorsingh | |
Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago |
Social Studies | |
| 63 | Elizabeth | Bankston | TX | San Antonio | Foreign Languages | |
| 65 | Marjorie | Barney | NY | Angola | Mathematics | |
| 65-68 | Rita | Barsun | IN | Bloomington | Foreign Language | |
| 68 |
Gregory |
Baur | KY |
Paducah |
Mathematics |
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| 63-67 |
John |
Beck | IL |
Sycamore |
Allied Arts |
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| 72 |
Donald |
Bevis |
IN |
Bloomington |
Science | |
| 62 |
Alice |
Beymer | IN |
Indianapolis |
Home Ec |
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| 69 |
Barbara |
Bickle | PA |
Barbara |
Foreign Language |
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| 64-65 |
John |
Biddle | CA |
Oroville |
Mathematics |
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| 60 |
Morris |
Binkley
*'56* |
IL |
Batavia |
Science |
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Janice |
Bizzari |
IN |
Bloomington |
Principal of University Elementary School |
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| 49-53 | Glen | Bonsett | IN | Jeffersonville | Coach/PE/Health | |
| 63-67 |
Harlan |
Booher |
IN |
Bloomington |
English |
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| 55 |
William |
Boyd | NY |
Greenwich |
Chemistry/Physical Science |
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| 60 |
Janet |
Bruess | NC |
Raleigh |
Elementary |
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| 63-68 |
Vernon |
Brugger |
IN |
Bloomington |
Audio
Visual Aids |
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| 68-69 |
William |
Brummett *'59* | NY |
Geneseo |
Science/Math |
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| 63-64 |
Edward |
Buffie |
IN |
Bloomington |
Jr Hi
Principal |
ebuffie@indiana.edu |
| 72 |
Erv |
Bultman |
IN |
Bloomington |
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| 63 |
Thomas | Burton | GA |
Athens |
Special Ed? |
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| 65 |
Robert |
Buser | IL |
Carbondale | Principal, Sr High |
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| 71-72 |
Jeannine |
Butler |
IN |
Bloomington |
PE |
dobutler@indiana.edu |
| 69 |
Jimi |
Carter Miller *'65* | IN |
Lafayette |
Language Arts |
flickertail@iquest.net |
| 62 |
Dorothy |
Chaney |
IN |
Bloomington | Office
Staff |
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| 64 |
Monica |
Chen | NJ |
Princeton |
Foreign Language/Chinese |
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Nelda |
Christ |
IN |
Bloomington |
Home Ec |
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| 63 |
Barbara |
Christoffersen | CO |
Boulder |
Art? |
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| 71 |
Martha |
Cochran | IN |
Bloomington |
Mathematics |
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| 68-69 |
Edward |
Collins | ME |
Waldoboro |
Mathematics |
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| 58-63 |
Jack |
Cousins |
CO |
Boulder |
Social
Studies/History |
jcous123@aol.com |
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Benjamin |
Cox |
IL |
Champaign |
Social
Studies |
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| 55 |
Calvin |
Davis | IN |
Greensburg |
Social Studies |
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| 67-69 |
Diane |
Decker Sakmyster | OH |
Cincinnati |
Science/Physics |
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Alfred |
DeCoito |
IN |
McCordsville |
Allied
Arts |
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| 68-72 |
James |
Diana |
IN |
Bloomington |
Counselor |
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| 62 |
Nancy |
Dobson Grossman Anderson | IN |
Bloomington |
English |
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Bernice |
Donley | VA |
Chesterfield |
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David |
Ebeling |
IN |
Bloomington |
Elementary |
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| 67 |
Jean |
Erb | WA |
White Salmon |
Spanish |
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| 65-72 |
Eldon |
Faries |
TX |
Spring |
Art |
efaries@sbcglobal.net |
| 67 |
Dorothy |
Farris | NC |
Sanford |
Foreign Language? |
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Patricia |
Fehl |
OH |
Terrace
Park |
PE/Health |
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| 63 |
Marjorie (Susie) |
Ferguson | MN |
Saint Paul |
PE |
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| 53 |
Audrey |
Fetter | FL |
Vero Beach |
Business Ed |
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| 56 |
Elizabeth |
Fiala | OH |
West Milton |
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Carmine |
Ficocelli | OH |
Fairfield |
Music |
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George |
Fielding |
IN |
Bloomington |
Counselor |
gfielding@insightbb.com |
| 71-72 |
Marion |
Fleener Incollingo | IN |
Bloomington |
Mathematics | |
| 60 |
Jean |
Flicop | NV |
Las Vegas |
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Roberta |
Fox Somach *'53* | FL |
Nokomis |
Kindergarten |
rsomach@comcast.net |
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Patricia |
Fraze |
PA |
Morrisville |
Math |
|
| 69-72 |
Virginia |
Friedlander Vernon | IN |
Bloomington |
Art/Allied
Arts |
jinny2aug@aol.com |
| 58-59 |
Benjamin |
Friedrich | NJ |
Sayreville |
Science |
|
| 56-59 | Albert | Gallo | IN | Bloomington | Coach/PE/Health/Driver Ed | admin@billcbrown.com |
| 69-71 |
Thomas |
Giometti |
NY |
New
Hartford |
Foreign
Language |
|
| 63-64 |
Ann |
Goby
*'57* |
CA |
Mountain
View |
Foreign
Language |
|
| 47 |
William |
Groves | AZ |
Phoenix |
Mathematics |
|
| 58 |
Edward |
Haberle | IL |
Springfield |
French/Spanish |
|
| 51 |
Ann |
Haller | IN |
Columbia City |
Music |
|
| 71 |
Edward |
Hardie | IN |
Sellersburg |
Science |
|
| 71-72 |
James |
Harvey |
IN |
Bloomington |
Asst
Principal/Jr Hi |
jharve@attglobal.net |
| 63-72 |
Lane |
Hicks
*'58* |
MO |
West
Plains |
English |
hanlan@townsqr.com |
| 71-72 |
Howard |
Hohman | FL |
Estero |
PE |
|
| 67-68 |
William |
Houser | IL |
Iuka |
Mathematics |
|
| 55 |
Gerald |
Howard | IL |
Barrington |
Art |
|
| 67-68 |
Lois |
Huffman | IN |
Indianapolis |
PE |
|
| 68 |
Karen |
Hunsicker |
NM |
Las
Cruces |
Foreign Language | |
| 72 |
Louise |
Jackson | TN |
Germantown |
|
|
| 69-72 |
Adele |
Jaeger |
IN |
Bloomington |
Foreign
Language |
|
| 67-69 |
Judith |
Jernigan |
WA |
Vancouver |
English | |
| 56-57 |
Jean Ann |
Jessup | GA |
Grayson |
English/Journalism |
|
| 67-68 |
Fred |
Jewell | AR |
Searcy |
Social Studies |
|
| 55 |
Marti |
Kanin | IN |
Indianapolis |
Music? |
|
| 67 |
Roberta |
Kauffman | OH |
Willard |
Music |
|
| 60-63 |
Robert |
Kelley |
IN |
Bloomington |
Coach/PE/Driver Ed | |
| 67-68 |
Sue Ann |
Kemper | IN |
Madison |
PE |
|
| 57-59 |
Margaret |
Kendall Read | VA |
Catlett |
Business Ed |
|
| 63 |
Patricia |
Kight | NY |
Buffalo |
|
|
| 67 |
David |
Kinsey | KY |
Harned |
Foreign Language |
|
| 56 |
Merrill |
Kissick |
FL |
Fort
Lauderdale |
Business
Ed |
|
| 68 |
Anganeta |
Klassen Oussenko | IL |
Chicago |
Language |
|
| 65-72 |
Elliot |
Koyanagi |
FL |
Ocala |
Science |
|
| 63 |
Carolyn |
Kraft | KY |
Louisville |
Counselor? |
|
| 62 |
Donald |
Kruse | IN |
Fort Wayne |
Art |
|
| 52 |
Betty |
Kuntz | IN |
Bloomington |
Speech & Hearing |
|
| ~1970 | James | LaFollette | IN | Bloomington | Physician (athletic teams) | |
| 49-51 |
Barbara |
Leach Kaldahl | FL |
Fort
Myers |
PE/Health |
|
| 71-72 |
Richard |
Lee | IN |
Solsberry |
Foreign Language |
|
| 62-63 |
Donald |
Lewis | IN |
Bloomington |
PE |
|
| 63 |
Linda |
Linke | IL |
Champaign |
|
|
| 67-72 |
Betty Jo |
Lloyd |
IN |
Bloomington |
English |
|
| 57 |
Eleanor |
Long |
TX |
Dallas |
|
|
| 67-71 |
Lawrence |
Lowing |
NC |
Charlotte |
PE |
|
| wid |
Nikki |
Luft |
IN |
Bloomington |
(Mrs
Donald) |
|
| 67-72 |
George |
Luginbill |
WA |
Gig
Harbor |
Science |
|
| 68 |
Linda |
Lynn | AZ |
Tucson |
English |
|
| Faculty / Staff List | Lost | Deceased | Reunion | Messages |
| 71-72 |
Robert |
Mahan |
IN |
Seymour |
Principal
HS/JHS |
|
| 57 |
Milton |
Marten | IN |
Bloomington |
Elementary Supvr |
|
| 65 |
Paul |
Massa | VA |
Arlington |
English/Social Studies |
|
| 60-63 |
Byron |
Massialas |
FL |
Boca
Raton |
Social
Studies |
bmassial@aol.com |
| 61 |
August |
Mauser | FL |
August |
Special Ed |
|
| 63-64 |
Marjean |
Maxwell | IN |
Highland |
English |
|
| 69-72 |
Deniese |
McDaniel Smith
*'57* |
IN |
Bloomington |
Art/Allied
Arts |
desmith@bloomington.in.us |
| 67-69 |
Joseph |
McGeehan |
WA |
Seattle |
Social
Studies |
|
| 56-58 |
Winnifred |
McGinnis |
CA |
Northridge |
Music |
|
| 52 | David | McIntosh | IN | Bloomington | Music | davannmci@bluemarble.net |
| 58-63 |
Jerry |
McIntosh |
IN |
Bloomington |
Mathematics |
mcintosh@indiana.edu
|
| 52 | William | McQueen | IN | Bloomington | Music | |
| 46-48 |
Edra |
Meads Smiley | IN |
Brownstown |
Music |
|
| 71 |
Henry |
Meredith | ON, CAN |
Arva |
Music |
|
| 68-72 |
Judith |
Merritt | NC |
Asheboro |
Mathematics |
|
| 65 |
Norva |
Meyer | VA |
Glen Allen |
Social Studies |
|
| 56-59 |
Robert |
Michael |
NH |
Manchester |
English | robteliz@compuserve.com
|
| 71 |
Valerie |
Milisen Sommer *'58* | IN |
Bloomington |
|
|
| 48-49 | Frances | Miller | KY | Louisville | English/Library/Study Hall | |
| 65-72 |
Norma |
Miller | IN |
Bloomington |
Librarian |
lvmiller@indiana.edu |
| 65-69 | Patricia | Miller Fraze | PA | Yardley | Math | spfraze2@msn.com |
| 69 |
Robert |
Morris | MN |
Saint Paul |
Music |
|
| 71-72 |
Alice |
Myers |
IN |
Bloomington |
Home Ec |
|
| 71-72 |
Loretta |
Neidigh |
IN |
Bloomington |
Home Ec |
|
| 67-72 | Wayne | Nichols | IN | Bloomington | PE | jnichols@mccsc.edu |
| 67 |
William |
Niemann | MI |
Edwardsburg |
Social Studies |
|
| 51-52 | Eugene | Oliver | IL | Champaign | Social Studies/Language Arts |
|
| 71-72 |
Larry |
Olsen | FL |
Orlando |
Science |
|
| 49-53 |
Dorothy |
Olson Snider | MD |
Chevy
Chase |
Elementary |
|
| 67-69 |
Mary |
Otten | CO |
Fort Collins |
Counselor |
|
| 55-57 |
Robert |
Pabst |
IN |
Brazil |
Dean of
Boys/English |
|
| 61-64 |
Carolyn |
Paige |
TX |
Lakeway |
Math/Science |
|
| 68 |
David |
Pankake | TX |
Edinburg |
Asst to Director of University Schools |
|
| 69 |
Donna |
Perzigian | OH |
Cincinnati |
English |
|
| 69-72 |
Guy |
Peters |
IN |
Bloomington |
Mathematics |
|
| 71 |
Ellen |
Klingman
Pettay |
IN |
Bloomington |
English |
pettay@indiana.edu |
| 52 |
Robert |
Pfeiffer |
IN |
Warsaw |
English |
|
| 68-72 |
Roger |
Pfingston |
IN |
Bloomington |
English |
|
| 63 |
Betty |
Phoenix | IL |
Bloomington |
Elementary? |
|
| 67 |
Ralph |
Poehls | IN |
Bargersville |
PE |
|
| 61-65 |
Laurence
(Gene) |
Poorman |
IN | Terre
Haute |
Science/Physics |
lpoo251057@aol.com |
| 69 |
Margaret |
Pounds | KY |
Bowling Green |
Music |
|
| 61-63 |
William |
Prange |
IN |
Greensburg |
Art |
|
| 67 |
Roger |
Quealy | WI |
Eau Claire |
English |
|
| 53-55 |
Marianne |
Quirk | IN |
Bloomington |
Speech & Hearing |
|
| 57-58 |
Estella |
Reed | IN |
Franklin |
Library |
|
| 68 |
Margaret |
Riddle | IN |
Evansville |
Guidance |
|
| 71-72 |
Nelda Sue |
Rimstidt | IN |
Bloomington |
English |
|
| 71-72 |
Richard |
Ritz |
IN |
Bloomington |
Foreign
Language |
rritz@mccsc.edu |
| 59-67 |
James |
Roberts |
NC |
Blowing
Rock |
Music/Band |
|
| 69 |
George |
Rouleau | CT |
Bristol |
Foreign Language |
|
| 67 |
Kenneth |
Sarubbi | IL |
Roselle |
PE/Health/Coach |
|
| 58 |
Virginia |
Savage |
IN |
Bloomington |
Elementary |
|
| 59-61 |
Paul |
Schilling |
IL |
Oswego |
Asst
Principal/Principal, Sr Hi |
|
| 65 |
Eugene |
Schlebecker | IN |
Indianapolis |
Science |
|
| 65-68 |
Carl |
Schraibman | OH |
Urbana |
PE |
|
| 69 |
Ken |
Schubert | KY |
Richmond |
Music |
|
| 52-53 |
Gayle |
Scott | IN |
Fort Wayne |
PE/Health |
|
| 57 |
Nicholas |
Seldon | IN |
Indianapolis |
Science/Chemistry/Gen Sci |
|
| 52 | Charles | Sembower | IN | Ellettsville | Librarian | |
| 47-50 | Maurice | Shadley | IN | Bloomington | Music | |
| 39-41 |
Roger |
Shaw | NJ |
Moorestown |
Social Studies |
|
| 48-50 |
Luther |
Shetler |
OH |
Bluffton |
Math/Science |
|
| 64-69 |
Nancy |
Simon | IN |
Indianapolis |
PE |
|
| wid | Freeda |
Smith | IN | Bloomington | (Mrs Frank) | |
| 67 |
Lorna |
Smith | IN |
Schererville |
|
|
| 65-68 |
Sally |
Souder |
MO |
Webster
Groves |
English |
ssouder@stlcc.cc.mo.us |
| 58-72 |
Charles |
Souers |
IN |
Bloomington |
Science/Math |
|
| 47-69 | Josephine | Spear | IN | Bloomington | English | |
| 68 |
Domenic |
Spera |
IN |
Bloomington |
Music |
|
| 54 |
Susan |
Spriggs | KS |
Haysville |
Home Ec |
|
| 58 |
Bess |
Stamatakos | MI |
Okemos |
Mathematics |
|
| 69-71 |
Dan |
Stanley | IN |
Madison |
Foreign Language |
|
| 68 |
Sheila |
Steinberg | WA |
Nordland |
English |
|
| 71 |
Terry |
Stoermer | FL |
Melbourne |
PE |
|
| 62-72 |
Billie |
Stucky |
IN |
Bloomington |
Science |
kstucky@indiana.edu |
| 62-72 |
Karen |
Stucky |
IN |
Bloomington |
Elementary |
kstucky@indiana.edu |
| 60 |
Carl |
Studer | NY |
Huntington |
Science? |
|
| 67-68 |
Boyd |
Sturdevant |
IN |
Bloomington |
Independent
Studies |
|
| 71-72 |
Charles |
Swander |
IN |
Bloomington |
Science |
chads@chadon.com |
| 68-71 | Ron | Thompson | IN | Smithville | Counselor | hopealivet@aol.com |
| 71-72 |
Terry |
Thompson |
IN |
Bloomington |
PE |
tthom88580@aol.com |
| wid |
Teddie |
Thurston |
IN |
Bloomington |
(Mrs K B) | |
| 71-72 |
Judith |
Torvie |
IN |
Bloomington |
PE |
|
| 60-65 |
Jerry |
Trinkle |
KY |
Owensboro |
Business
Ed |
|
| 55-56 |
Robert |
Troyer |
IL |
Lake
Bluff |
Mathematics | |
| 71-72 |
Rondie |
Tuck | IN |
Gary |
Social Studies/History |
|
| 67 |
John |
Utz | IN |
Corydon |
Mathematics |
|
| 71-72 |
Alice |
Vandersteen | IL |
Aurora |
Mathematics |
|
| 51-55 |
Robert |
Vollmar |
MI |
Fulton |
Math/Science/Bookstore
mgr |
|
| 65 |
Jerry |
Wagenblast | IN |
Valparaiso |
Mathematics |
|
| 71 |
Terry |
Walls | IN |
Bloomington |
Art |
|
| 71-72 |
Michael |
Walsh | IN |
Bloomington |
Social
Studies/History |
|
| 52-65 |
A.
Donald |
Walstrum |
HI |
Kailua |
English/Speech |
|
| 71 |
David |
Warriner | NV |
Boulder City |
Social Studies/History |
|
| 56 |
Ruth |
Watto | CA |
Fallbrook |
|
|
| 60-61 |
Janice |
Farmer Weaver | KY |
Murray |
Latin/Social
Studies |
|
| 71-72 |
James |
Weimer | IN |
Solsberry |
Social Studies/History |
|
| 67 |
Gloria |
Westfall | IN |
Bloomington |
Librarian? |
|
| 65 |
Phillip |
Whitesell | HI |
Kailua |
English |
|
| 63 |
Ann |
Willcutt | MA |
Manchester |
English?Theater? |
|
| 63-67 |
Robert |
Willcutt |
MA |
Manchester |
Mathematics | |
| 62 |
Joseph |
Willman | IN |
Gaston |
Science |
|
| 60-69 |
Lew |
Wise |
IN |
Churubusco |
Science |
|
| 60-63 |
W Dean |
Wolfe | OH |
Oberlin |
Speech Therapist |
|
| 71-72 |
Michael |
Wood | IN |
Bloomington |
Mathematics |
mwood@mccsc.edu |
| 64 |
Tommie |
Zacharias |
MS |
Starkville |
English |
|
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|
|
|
|
|
|
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UHS student,
also |
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|
|
|
| Faculty / Staff List | Lost | Deceased | Reunion | Messages |
| |
|
|
|
|
| |
|
|
last known location | |
| 69 |
David |
Agley |
|
PE |
| 50 |
Frances |
Aldrich |
|
Elementary |
| 71-72 |
Cheryl |
Allen |
|
Foreign Language |
| 43 |
Dorothy | Allen |
|
|
| 39
|
Max |
Allen |
|
Social Studies |
| 63 |
Donald |
Altekruse |
|
Social Studies |
| 58 |
Bernard |
Anderson |
|
|
| 67-68 |
Linda | Andrade | |
Foreign Language |
| 40 |
L O |
Andrews |
|
Dir - HS |
| 62 |
Richard |
Ardery |
|
Library Assistant |
| 67-68 |
Ann |
Armstrong |
|
English |
| 64 |
Loretta |
Atkins |
|
Office staff |
| 63 |
Kay |
Auerbach |
|
|
| 67 |
Keith |
Ault |
|
Chemistry/Science |
| 72 |
Emily |
Bagby |
|
|
| 67 |
Barbara |
Barnes |
|
|
| 52-53 |
Bette |
Barr |
|
Office staff |
| 71-72 |
Lora |
Batchelor |
|
Assistant
Superintendant/Personnel |
| 62-65 |
Devon |
Bates |
|
Social Studies/US
History |
| 72 |
Sue |
Batts |
|
|
| 68-69 |
Barbara |
Baum |
|
English |
| 61 |
Maxine |
Baumgardner |
|
Office staff |
| 47 |
Betty
Alice |
Bayfield |
|
Art |
| 56-57 |
Charles |
Beal |
|
Allied Arts /
Athletic Business
Mgr |
| 64 |
David |
Beggs |
|
Assistant Principal
HS |
| 55 |
Elizabeth |
Belford |
|
Latin/English/Foreigh
Language |
| 46-47 |
Robert |
Bell |
|
Business |
| 41 |
Miss |
Bennett |
|
Mathematics |
| 67 |
Vicki |
Berecz |
|
|
| 58 |
Beverly |
Berendsen |
|
Office staff |
| 52-55 |
George |
Berry |
|
Math/Dean of
Boys/Coach |
| 40-56 |
H E |
Binford |
|
Superintendant |
| 63 |
Ganelle |
Bishop |
|
Business Ed |
| 53-54 |
Mary
Frances |
Bishop |
|
Language
Arts/Social Studies |
| 57-58 |
Robert |
Blundell |
|
Elementary |
| 46-48 |
Esther |
Boehjle |
|
Elementary |
| 60 |
Barbara |
Boehmer |
|
Art |
| 40-52 |
Doris |
Boettjer Stewart | |
PE/Health |
| 71-72 |
Paul |
Borders |
|
Assistant
Superintendant/Instruction |
| 56 |
Sandra |
Bornmann |
|
Office staff |
| 53-56 |
Lily |
Boruff |
|
Custodian |
| 64 |
Charlotte |
Brantley |
|
Music/Art |
| 60 |
Jack |
Breithaupt |
|
|
| 51 |
Robert |
Brennan |
|
Music |
| 40 |
Mrs |
Bridges |
|
Office staff |
| 62 |
Gertrude |
Brigham |
|
PE |
| 55-58 |
Norma
Jean |
Broaddus |
|
PE/Health |
| 57-60 |
Dale E |
Brock |
|
Superintendant of
Schools |
| 68 |
JoAnne |
Brokaw |
|
English |
| 44 |
Douglass |
Brown |
|
Math/Dean of Boys |
| 71-72 |
Janet |
Brown |
|
Office Staff |
| 41 |
Mrs |
Brown |
|
Rural critic |
| 71-72 |
Pamela |
Brown |
|
Librarian |
| 67-68 |
Robert |
Brown |
|
Social Studies |
| 62 |
Sarah |
Brown |
|
Elementary |
| 58-61 |
Sarah |
Brown |
|
Cook |
| 63 |
Joyce |
Browning |
|
Office staff |
| 48-49 |
H Bruce |
Brubaker |
|
Math/Science |
| 61 |
Laura
May |
Bryant |
|
Custodian |
| 60-62 |
Jo Ann |
Buerger |
|
Elementary Art |
| 49-61 |
Everett |
Burch |
|
Custodian |
| 63 |
Geneva |
Burt |
|
|
| 51 |
Henry |
Busche |
|
Music |
| 62 |
Jeanne |
Butcher |
|
English |
| 61 |
Geneva |
Cain |
|
Custodian |
| 58 |
Andi |
Caress |
|
Office staff |
| 49 |
Barbara |
Caress |
|
Office staff |
| 49 |
Mark |
Caress |
|
Social Studies |
| 68 |
Harriett |
Carotenuto |
Brooklyn
NY? |
Allied Arts |
| 52-54 |
Ethellouise |
Carpenter |
|
Elementary |
| 53-54 |
Robert |
Carpenter |
|
Science |
| 65-68 |
Marilyn |
Carter |
|
Business |
| 44-53 |
Martha |
Carter |
|
Art |
| 71 |
Ruth |
Catt |
|
Office staff |
| 60 |
Pearl |
Cazee |
|
Cook |
| 56 |
Joe |
Chamber |
|
Custodian |
| 58 |
Elmer |
Chandler |
|
Custodian |
| 60 |
Loren |
Chastain |
|
Mathematics |
| 71 |
Marian |
Chatfield |
|
|
| 50 |
Nancy |
Cheney |
|
Office staff |
| 61-63 |
Marilyn |
Church |
|
Office staff/K-4 |
| 62 |
Ben |
Clark |
|
Foreign
Language/Russian |
| 67 |
David |
Clark |
|
IU Ed Dean |
| 61-68 |
Ralph |
Clarke |
|
Allied Arts/Art |
| 62 |
Joyce |
Clingroth |
|
Mathematics |
| 58-59 |
Warren |
Cohantz |
|
Industrial Arts |
| 53 |
Dorothy |
Cooper |
|
Office Staff |
| 72 |
Sheila |
Cordell |
|
|
| 54-55 |
Arthur |
Coss |
|
Elem Supvr |
| 58 |
Margaret |
Cox |
|
Elementary |
| 39-41 |
Harold |
Crabill |
|
English |
| 43 |
Corinne |
Crogen |
|
|
| 49-53 |
Raymond |
Crubaugh |
|
Custodian |
| 39-43 |
Frances
H D |
Crumrine |
|
Art |
| 48-49 |
W N |
Culmer |
|
School Doctor |
| 67 |
Elizabeth |
Curry |
|
English |
| 67 |
Ann |
Cutshall |
|
|
| 39-43 |
C O |
Dahle |
|
Principal |
| 67 |
Doris |
Daily |
|
|
| 65-67 |
Elizabeth |
Darby |
|
English |
| 57-62 |
David |
David |
|
Elementary/Swim
Coach |
| 43-44 |
Harry |
Davidson |
|
Asst Principal |
| 55 |
May |
Dawson |
|
Cook |
| 69 |
Suzanne |
Dawson |
|
Social Studies |
| 43 |
Alma |
Dean |
|
Elementary? |
| 63 |
Linda |
Deardorff |
|
Office staff |
| 54 |
Marie
Newey |
Degaard |
|
Elementary |
| 69-71 |
Malcolm |
Deputy |
|
English |
| 51-53 |
M Vere |
DeVault |
|
Elementary Supvr |
| 51-54 |
Stella |
Dickerman |
|
Elementary Art/Music |
| 44 |
Charlene |
Dieterich |
|
Modern Language |
| 65 |
Carmen |
Dixon |
|
English |
| 47-48 |
Ruth |
Douglas |
|
Art |
| 41 |
Miss |
Drackley |
|
Elementary |
| 63 |
Arlene |
Dressel |
|
|
| 51 |
Miss |
Duffy |
|
Elementary |
| 58 |
L E |
Dyer |
|
Mathematics |
| 71 |
Mary |
Dyer |
|
Office staff |
| 52-53 |
Verna |
Dyer |
|
Cook |
| 57 |
Freda |
Dysert |
|
Elementary |
| 68-69 |
Elizabeth |
Dzwonkoski |
|
English |
| Faculty / Staff List | Lost | Deceased | Reunion | Messages |
| 58 |
Helen |
Ehrich |
|
English |
| 45-47 |
L W |
Ellerbrook |
|
Elem Supvr |
| 41 |
Miss |
Elliott |
|
Office staff |
| 67 |
Ann |
Elsner |
|
English |
| 60 |
Nancy |
Elsworth |
|
Office staff |
| 49-52 |
Rhoda |
Empson |
|
Cook |
| 49-53 |
William |
Empson |
|
Custodian |
| 39-41 |
Alma |
Engelbrecht |
|
Commerce |
| 46-53 |
Shirley |
Engle |
|
Social Studies |
| 51-52 |
Ben |
Ervin |
|
English/Journalism/Dean
of Boys |
| 46 |
Carrie |
Eschenbrenner |
|
|
| 60-62 |
Lois |
Everard |
|
Business Ed |
| 43 |
Carmen |
Fabian |
|
|
| 67-71 |
Betty |
Faris |
|
Business |
| 54-57 |
Gene |
Faris |
Bloomington,
IN |
Coach/PE/Social Studies |
| 68-69 |
Ray |
Fatheree |
|
Vice Principal Jr Hi |
| 53-54 |
John |
Fisher |
Dayton
OH area |
Language
Arts/Social Studies |
| 67 |
Jane |
Flanders |
|
English |
| 67 |
Ann |
Flanigan |
|
Mathematics |
| 71-72 |
Judith |
Fletcher |
|
English |
| 39-40 |
Clara |
Follick |
|
English/Speech |
| 54-55 |
LaVelle |
Fortenberry |
|
Elementary |
| 46-47 |
Charlotte |
Foster |
|
Elementary |
| 61-62 |
Elizabeth |
Foster |
|
Office staff |
| 40-41 |
Miss |
Foster |
|
Elementary |
| 44-46 |
Jean |
Fowler |