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Notes
of Interest to COE Alumni and Friends
Archived
Alumni Notes (April 2001-June 2002)
June
24, 2002
Gaylord
Roy Grandy ‘67 of Owosso died recently. He was a former teacher
of mathematics in Corunna and in Stockridge. However, for some years
he was a charter bus driver.
Edward
Schultz ‘67, ‘71 is the new superintendent for the Rogers
City area schools.
John
D. White ‘72 is the new superintendent for the Highland Park
school district.
Sheila
Light ‘72, ‘86, ‘96 is the new principal at Pleasant
Ridge Elementary School in Saline. She is coming to Saline from the
Northside Child Development Center in Niles.
Saline
High School assistant principal Jean Britton ‘80 is leaving
that position to serve as director of the South and West Washtenaw
Consortium, which includes Dexter, Chelsea, Manchester, Milan, and
Saline.
Dennis
Stratton ‘81, ‘87 is the new superintendent of the Posen
Consolidated school district.
David
Raft ‘92, assistant principal at Heritage Elementary School
in Saline, will become the principal at the new Harvest Elementary
School in Saline.
June
17, 2002
William
Foster '61, '66, '74 is the assistant superintendent of the Algonac
schools. He has been with the district in a variety of capacities
for 41 years and has "no plans for leaving anytime soon."
Karl
Stuef '67, '68, '80 is the new interim superintendent of the Dearborn
Public Schools.
Tamber
Woodworth '80, '93, currently assistant principal at Ann Arbor's
Tappan Middle School, will become principal of Ann Arbor's Haisley
Elementary School for this coming year.
Kimberly
Prepsky Browning '82 is an assistant professor in early childhood
education in the School of Education and Human Services, University
of Michigan-Flint.
Cassandra
Russell '84, '92, principal of Ann Arbor's Clague Middle School,
will be taking a personal leave of absence during the coming year.
Joyce
Powers '87, retired from her position as a media specialist in
the Ann Arbor schools, was a successful candidate for a position on
the Brighton school board in the recent elections.
June
8, 2002
Bill
Bushaw ‘79, ‘81, the chief academic officer of the Michigan
Department of Education, is leaving that position to become Director
of Learning Systems for Merit Network, Inc. in Ann Arbor.
Jackie
Flores ‘84, a special education teacher at Ypsilanti High
School, received the 2002 "coach of the year" award for
the Washtenaw County Special Olympics program. Flores and her work
were featured in a recent article in the Ann Arbor News.
June
3, 2002
Meroe
Ellen Stanley,
age 79, died recently in Iowa. She taught home economics for 21 years
in the Northville district.
Richard
G. Telfer '48 of Las Vegas is the author of "A New Role for
the Nevada Test Site" in the March/April issue of Radwaste Solutions,
a pub-lication of the American Nuclear Society. Telfer reports a recent
visit to Mesa, AZ to visit with Don Curry, a former EMU faculty
member under whom Telfer studied in 1948.
Ron
Jaworowski '62, '65, '74, a teacher at Slauson Middle School,
was recently honored by the Ann Arbor school board and the PTO Council
with a "Celebrating the Excellence" award.
Helen
Read '65, lives in Madison, WI, where her husband Charles is the
Dean of the College of Education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Ken
Walcott '70, superintendent in Norton Shores, is running in the
Republican primary to represent the 91st district.
Frances
Morgan Ransom '72, aged 79, died recently in Ann Arbor. She taught
in parochial schools, then for some time in the Dexter schools.
Brit
Satchwell '85, '96, a teacher at Forsythe Middle School, was recently
honored by the Ann Arbor school board and the PTO Council with a "Celebrating
the Excellence" award.
Last
Modified on
June 29, 2002
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