Doris
Sultz Anderson taught elementary school
in Lansing. Waino Aukee spent most of his career
as
a teacher and principal in the
Wayne-Westland school
district, also serving as a part-time faculty
member at EMU.
Marda
Jessop Benson taught at Lincoln Laboratory
School and
at
Wayne State University.
Berta
Moberg Boettcher was a public school
music teacher.
Joan
J. Redmond Carpenter worked at elementary
schools
in Belleville, Romulus, and Ypsilanti.
Louise
Pejaski
Cigile taught physical education in the
Riverview
Community
Schools for
35
years
plus four more
years
at Plymouth High School.
Ellen
Janet Pifer
Clark worked as
an
occupational
therapist in California and Oregon.
Ruth
Eno Clippert worked
as a home teacher for disabled children in Wells,
ME.
Jonelle
Anderson Collins worked for the Michigan
School
for the Deaf, Fort Smith (AR) schools,
Sault Ste.
Marie
schools, Ishpeming schools, and she retired from
the
Negaunee
schools.
Delores
Barr Curley taught
30
years
at the Detroit College of Business.
Joyce
Wingate Daugherty was
a home economics teacher.
Audrey
Waugh Fay retired
from the
Clio Area
Schools.
William
Gilster was a teacher, coach, and counselor
during his career
in the Birmingham and
Hazel Park schools.
Maynard
Harris worked as an
elementary
teacher
for 36 years in Farmington, Dearborn, and Riverview.
He
was the 500th person to receive a master’s
degree from this institution.
Raymond
A. Hawarny taught four years at Albion High
School
and 28 years at Royal Oak’s Kimball High School.
N.
Martha
Hoke was an
elementary
teacher
20
years in Grosse Pointe
and
14 years in Utica.
Janet
Lyon
Holm spent her career as an elementary
teacher
in Berkley and Waterford.
Dorothy
Curnow Horton spent six
years
as a fifth-grade teacher.
Joseph
Israel was
a chemistry
teacher
at
Carman-Ainsworth
before becoming a student teacher
coordinator
for UM-Flint.
Marilyn
Larson Jacob retired after a career as an
elementary teacher
in San Diego (CA),
Lincoln Park, and Wyandotte.
John
Koczman served
16
years
as a teacher, coach, and administrator in Rochester,
Quincy,
Walled
Lake, and Dearborn
Township, followed by 18 years as a
superintendent
(North Dearborn Heights,
Durand, Shepherd), followed
by
five
years as
superintendent in Tuskeegee, Alabama.
Doris
Kemp Lang was a high school counselor at
Thurston
High and taught science in Japan.
She was also
the
first female industrial arts teacher in the United
States.
Norbert
Lerch was a secondary school
principal
in the Utica Community Schools.
Daniel
Manthe was associate
superintendent
for Wayne RESA, a field representative for MEA, and
a
teacher
and counselor in the Redford Schools.
George
Marentette worked for 30 years as a teacher
and counselor for
the East Detroit school
district.
Stanley
Jay McConner,
Sr. is the
program
director
and chairman for the Dorothy McConner Educational
Enrichment
Program.
He is retired from a career in higher education administration.
Joanne
Beauchamp Neuman worked
as a lower-grades elementary
teacher in
San Diego (CA) and in Lincoln Park.
Delores‘
Del’ Joynt Norton was a teacher, but later a florist
and a banker.
Jane
Reid
O’Halloran worked for 33 years as
a kindergarten teacher in
Detroit.
Laverne
Ladd Papworth taught in the Trenton, Birmingham,
and Troy
school systems.
Madeline
Senko Pawloski taught for 10 years full
time
and substituted for six more years.
Joyce
Bird Renfrow had
a
35-year
career as an elementary teacher in the Wayne-Westland
school
district.
Charles
R. Ritter spent forty years as a classroom
teacher,
assistant middle school principal,
high school
principal,
and central office administrator, 30 years of
which were
spent in the Livonia schools.
Robert
Schultz retired in
1990 after working as a principal in the Monroe
school district.
Betty
Langford
Shaw retired from the Norman
(OK)
schools.
She is currently
an adjunct professor of art at Rose State
College.
Donna
Harris Sheffield worked for 20 years as
an occupational therapist and 15 years as
a
vocational counselor.
Elizabeth
Schutzler
Snow spent
her career
as an elementary teacher in St. Clair County rural
schools
and in the Marlette schools.
Patricia
Lukaszewski
Spraker taught
in the San Diego (CA) schools, followed by
19 years of experience
in the counseling department of Orange Coast College.
June
Hultquist Sterns retired in 1984 after teaching
in the Swan
Valley school district.
Helen
Trueman Stobbe retired from the Walled
Lake
schools
in 1977.
Kent
Thibaudeau worked for 14 years as a teacher
and
principal
in the Romulus schools and for 21 years
as a principal
in the
Holt schools.
Wanda
Wallace taught several years
in the
Utica
schools
before becoming
the chairman of the high school
counseling
department.
Betty
C. Zuvich
Zanotti retired in 1985 from a
career as
a
special
education teacher, including as a learning disabilities
teacher consultant
at Atherton School.
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Lucile ‘Lou’ A. Johnson ‘34,
died
recently. Prior to her marriage,
she taught in one-room
schools.
