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- Pat Adams
retired from teaching so that she and
husband Al Marchant have more time to
enjoy their three grandchildren.
- Denny Aquirre
wrote in 2008, "After 30 years as a
police officer, I reinvented myself as a
wine buyer for a small market in Chelsea,
Michigan."
- Byron Aldrich is
in MHS's Athletic Hall of Fame. Byron is a journeyman
sheetmetal worker. Over the years, Byron
saved several lives while serving as a
volunteer fire fighter.
- Hilary Asher
is a corporate vice-president. To relax,
he pilots his maroon & white airplane
above Michiana. He and wife Tamara Reed
have three beautiful daughters.
- Randi Baker
works with Brooklyn AIDS Task Force. Here
she is as one of the presenters at a
conference on AIDS: Randi on YouTube. Randi's
daughter Lizzy (who was at the October
2008 party at Castle Manor) is in
Southeast Asia as of October 2009, and
Lizzy's blogging about it: Lizzy's
blog.
- Gregg Baldoni
was in Italy in the autumn of 2008, on a
trip with his parents who return to Italy
every year. He is retired after many
years as a journeyman sheetmetal worker.
- Jimita Baldoni taught
for several years at Byrkit High school,
an alternative school that was located at
University Park Mall in Mishawaka.
- Alice Marie Beard
(JD, George Mason U.) wrote about 2nd
Amendment incorporation. She continues her
genealogical research & writing.
- Mike Bellovich
is head of Human Resources for a Goshen
company. He retired from the Marine Corps
Reserve as a Lt. Colonel.
- Tim Bess (Ed.D.,
U. of Minnesota) is an social justice
consultant, working against racism, after
decades being an elementary school
principal in Minnesota. He has built a
house in Arkansas and will be a
"snow bird" for six months of
the year. Tim blogs HERE.
- Greg Blimling
(Ph.D., Ohio State U.) is Vice
President for Student Affairs at Rutgers
University.
- Cheryl Bobson
is a Certified Public Accountant in
Elkhart.
- Pam Bollaert
married again after being widowed. She
and her husband live in Granger.
- Roger Brady
(Licensed Architect) is a continuing
education consultant to the design and
construction industry.
- Neil Brioli is
active with American Legion Post 297, in
New Carlisle. Neil served 24 years in the
U.S. Navy. In 1996, he retired from the
Naval Reserve as a lead Chief Petty
Officer.
- Karen Broomall
is a Realtor in Camarillo, California.
She writes that she and her partner
"are very busy even in this slower
market. We just closed two homes for
$529,000 and $855,000, and we've closed
over $5 million in real estate this year
(2007) so far." Her son and
daughter-in-law were traveling in Europe
in 2007. Her daughter lives in Colorado
Springs, Colorado. Karen enjoys
RV-camping along the Pacific Ocean,
watching dolphins and seals.
- Ron Brooks and Pat
DeLaurelle, long married, are in
Florida. Ron spent 20 years and 13 days
in the Air Force, retiring as a Senior
Master Sergeant in 1989.
- Marsha Brown
has her own software business: Total
Software Solutions.
- Ken Brugh
is V.P. for Real Estate & Store
Enviroment for Performance
Bike. For many
years he was a Sr. V.P.
at Golfsmith.
- Cathy Bupp,
a licensed clinical social worker, is a
psychotherapist at Munroe Regional
Medical Center in Ocala, Florida. Cathy
lives in central Florida, in one of the
19 counties declared a disaster area
after the hurricanes of 2004. CHECK HERE for Cathy's excellent
description of what the hurricanes of
2004 did to her community.
- Phyllis
Buraczewski married David L.
Davis on July 26, 2003, at The Chapel
of the Bells,
in Reno, NV.
- Denny Cackowski
met England's Princess Diana and the
Queen Mum at a London Royal Garden Party
he attended during his time as a
Fulbright Scholar. He has moved to
Florida after a career as coordinator of
elementary enrichment programs schoolwide
for P-H-M schools.
- Debbie Callsen
is a supervising nurse at St. Joseph
Regional Medical Center, on the open
heart team.
- Mike Campbell
sent word in 2008, "I have taken
early retirement from Public TV, and I'm
playing in The Blenders, a great band
with 5 vocalists. Also doing sound for
national acts that come through North
Carolina. I work in broadcast
trucks at NFL and college games as video
engineer. I live on ten acres where most
folks live on postage stamps. I have been
blessed with a wonderful wife and lots of
dogs and cats. I have never been happier
or in better shape. May God bless all my
classmates with good health and a true
sense of well being."
- Chris Carlson has
a quilting business called "Thee
& Me." She often donates quilts
for charitable projects. Here's a project
she helped with: CLICK HERE
- Nancy Carner
works in an office of three oncologists
and is daily helping young people who are
battling cancer.
- Henry Catalino
has a consulting business, Business
Coaching Solutions, and he manages properties that
are leased to Notre Dame students.
- Jerry Cavanah and
Mary Ann Pechi are among of the
nine married couples from the Class of
'68.
- Debbie Claeys
is a registered nurse at Memorial
Hospital.
- Susie Collins and
Don Plummer are another of the
MHS '68 couples.
- Pam Cook and Rich
Kunkle, long married, live in
Hawaii.
- Keith Cooper has many
of his photos online. Included are pictures of
Beutter Park and the Riverwalk and
various Mishawaka events. For those gone
from the area, Keith's photos will let
you see your old hometown.
- Ron Cosner teaches
German at LaVille High School.
- Diana Costa
is a grandmother and teaches 3rd grade in
Rochester, Michigan, at Holy Family
Regional School.
- Jean Craft
is in Florida where she trains bus
drivers and is assistant manager of a
crew of over 150 drivers. For several
years, she was a professional truck
driver; before that, an accountant. Jean
also has a pilot's license can fly an
airplane.
- Pam Craig
has been a "tooth fairy" for 35
years, owns 16 houses that she rents to
families, has raised her five children,
has seven grandchildren, and still looks
like a homecoming princess. Here she is
at her daughter's 2009 wedding:

- Mark Crocker
and his wife live in Carstairs,
Alberta, Canada.
Population: 2,654. He wrote in December
2009: "Susan and I live on a small
farm, enough for about 30 cow/calf pairs.
We enjoy membership in the local
Mennonite Church. We have no
grandchildren and enjoy inflicting
ourselves on our nieces and nephews. We
have been blessed with world travel --
myself with 6 yrs in the US Navy and
Susan with her position at
Nexen, an oil company. I am
semi-retired and enjoy driving a school
bus part time, creating fixes on the
farm, and bugging my wife of 31
years."
- Cathy Cunningham
is an emergency room nurse and grandma to
three little girls.
- Steve Cunningham
(Ph.D., Ohio State U.) is Director of
Alternative Learning in New Albany -
Floyd County Schools.
- Tom Daffron
is an electrician.
- Bill Daily's
2007 year began with a new grandson,
Bill's third grandchild. Bill is an
engineer.
- Cheryl Davis
is Executive Director of Voluntary Action
Committee in Blacksburg, Virginia.
- Kerry Deardorff is
a social worker in Chicago. He ran in a
half-marathon race in September 2007. (A
half-marathon is a 13-mile foot race.)
- Greg Deitchley and
Debbie Young are among of the
married couples from the Class. Greg is
with the Indiana State Police; Debbie is
a school teacher. Debbie says they're
both ready to retire.
- Alan DeMaegd
is a machinist.
- Terry DeMaegd
has retired after a government service
career that included two years at the
American Embassy in New Delhi, India, as
Officer in Charge of the U.S. Citizenship
& Immigration Services. Terry also
spent time in Washington, DC., with
Department of Homeland Security, and
before that he was a Federal Investigator
with Immigration Service and with Defense
Investigative Service. These days,
Terry's back in Mishawaka and enjoying
his new granddaughter.
- Joyce DeNeve
and her husband moved into their new home
on Waldron Lake in Noble County. October
2008, Joyce wrote that they lived in the
garage during the summer as the house was
being built: "It was worth the wait.
Our home is beautiful, and waking up
every morning to see the lake water
outside our bedroom window is
wonderful."
- Stan Denney (now
known as Stan Leslie) has a five-piece
band called "In the Pocket."
The band has performed several times at
the Mishawaka Summer Fest, and Sundays at
East Race in Seitz Park.
- Gary Derbin
is the contractor behind Riverside
Construction of Mishawaka.
- Mike DeVliegher
is a mechanical designer with an
electronics firm in Indianapolis.
- Gerald DeWulf
is an engineer in charge of hospital
construction.
- Mary Jane Dexter
is a pharmacist and has served as
chairman of the Council of Ministries at
her church. Her younger son, a U.S.
Marine, served in Iraq. In 2010, he
completed Marine Security Guard School
and headed to his first assignment in
Lisbon. Mary Jane and her Marine husband
spent September 2008 in Hawaii and will
be in Portugal in 2010.

- Spider Draves
is a pyrotechnician and travels to China
to buy the best fireworks supplies.
- Jim Dygulski
owns and runs "Zimmy's
Tavern" in
Union, Michigan.
- Clara Eberlein
says her joy in life is her eight
grandchildren.
- Steve Egendoerfer
is an electrician.
- Janice Einfalt
is marketing representative for Home
Instead, a
Michiana source for non-medical care for
elderly people living at home.
- Judy Emmons
put hubby Gerald DeWulf
through Purdue, raised their three
children, and continues doing much
charity work.
- Al Evarts
performed with "Duke Tumatoe and the
Power Trio" in the 1980s. In the
"small world" department, Al's
daughter married Randy Shayler's nephew.
- John Fisher is
an ordained minister, affiliated with South Side
General Baptist Church in Mishawaka. John has married
and buried lots of Mishawakans over the
years.
- Randy Frederick
is an electrician.
- Tom Fry
is Director for Network Operatons for
Verizon in Ft. Wayne.
- Donna Games
is mom to three Notre Dame grads and a
high-school son who's a Life Scout and
working on his Eagle. Daughter #2 married
in 2008.
- Sharon Gill,
grandma, is a genealogist. In addition to
doing her own research, she maintains an
excellent web site for genealogists
researching St. Joseph County, IN,
connections: www.rootsweb.com/~instjose. It was Sharon who began the MHS68
Yahoo Group.
- Tom Grau
(JD, IU Indianapolis) is with Drewry,
Simmons, Pitts, & Vornehm. One of his clients is the
civil engineering firm FRP, where Mike
and Cosimo Natali are engineers. Tom's
first grandchild was born in October
2008.
- Judy Greenlee
(Ph.D., U. of Notre Dame) has retired
after many years of university teaching.
For pleasure, she makes jewelry with
dichroic glass. Judy sent an update at
the start of 2009: 2009 hello from Judy
- Frances Grisham
has been in Arkansas since high school
and recently retired after 34 years as an
elementary school teacher. Francie has
three grandchildren.
- Bill Groth
(JD, IU Indianapolis) is the
"Groth" of Fillenwarth,
Dennerline, Groth, & Towe. He was on the brief for the challenge of Indiana's
photo-ID law. The case was consolidated
with another case and became Crawford
v. Marion County Election Board. In
April 2008, the Supreme Court upheld
Indiana's voter ID law.
- Kelly Guin
plays bass in Stan (Denney) Leslie's
"In the Pocket" band. In the
past, Kelly played bass guitar with Davey
Jones of "The Monkees."
- Bob Harringer,
grandpa, manages environmental, health,
& safety for a campus of six
buildings at a Lucent plant southwest of
Chicago. Bob has been elected president
at his church, Our Savior
Lutheran in
Joliet, Illinois, and he's still
collecting rocks. The photo below shows
Bob (far right) and his wife after some
rock collecting at a copper mine in
Michigan:

- Chris Heckaman is
an interior designer.
- Susan Hess
is a grandmother. Granddaughter Phoebe
Marie was born in July 2007, and grandson
Sean Deegan was born in November 2009. In
Susan's words, "We are thrilled, of
course."
- Mark Hildebrand,
CPA, is a partner at Crowe
Horwath and is
Chairman of the Board of Directors at Horwath
International.
For eight years Mark was CEO at Crowe
Chizek, now named Crowe Horwath:
Crowe
recognizes former CEO with service award
How
Hildebrand restructured Crowe Chizek
- Barb Hitchins
has retired to Arizona after decades as a
Hoosier school teacher.
- Chuck Hoffman
is still married to his childhood
sweetheart, Carol Jojo. Chuck is the
general manager of Sonitrol Security
Alarms in Mishawaka.
- Cindy Hoffman
is a special education teacher in Kokomo.
- Tom Hummer
is in sales with CIM Technology
Solutions.
- Dave Hoskins
is booked on weekends performing with
what is considered the best bar band in
the greater Michiana area, M.G.B. If you ever get a chance to
hear him perform, GO! You'll walk away
with a smile on your face.

- Cindy Houghton
is a music teacher at Pierre Moran Middle
School in Elkhart.
- Dawn Housand
lives just south of Mexico City, Mexico,
and has been involved with a newscomers
club. She wrote several feature articles
for their monthly newsletter. CLICK HERE for a sampling.
- Peggy Huff is
alive, and well, and living in Washington
state. The 2000 MHS Alumni Directory
incorrectly reported her deceased. She's
just fine. She and her husband have lived
on the West Coast since the mid 1970s.
- Larry Humphrey
is self-employed as a charter captain in
Punta Gorda, Florida. He's a licensed ham
radio operator with call sign WD9BMR.
- Margaret Hutchison
is a registered nurse in Minnesota.
- Vicki Jackson
writes, "I worked ten years in the
Elkhart County Prosecutor's Office.
I worked there when the Prosecutor's
Office took on Ford Motor Company and
filed criminal charges over the Pinto
rear-end accident that killed three
girls. For the last 20 years I
have been a legal assistant at Cohen Law
Offices in Elkhart."
- Jim Jasiewicz
and Regina Drury married on June 10,
2006, in Niles, Michigan. Regina is a
1970 graduate of Goshen High.
- Joe Jasiewicz
moved to Florida after retiring from
teaching. As a teacher, he devoted years
to teaching many Michiana young people
how to build houses.
- Marilou Karst,
grandma to three, teaches
2nd graders in
rural Wisconsin. In free time, she sews
Halloween costumes, needlepoints, and
cross-country skis.
- Kathy Koleszar works
with Afghan Hounds in her off hours.
During her work hours, she works with
patient financial services at a South
Bend hospital.
- Jo Kozlowski is
a bank teller and has survived four bank
robberies.
- Jim LaBelle
is grandpa to three little boys.
- Linda Landaw
works with deaf children. She learned to
communicate by sign language after her
first grandchild was born deaf.
- Bob Lese
is with Magnolia
Mountain, a
folk music group with a newly released
CD. He plays mandolin, harmonica, drums,
and guitar. Bob has been an on-call and
studio musician for over 40 years,
playing blues, jazz, country, and
southern rock in Chicago and in
Cincinnati. He has also played with the
country gospel group Roy Knipp &
Southern Harmony.

- Larry Liffick is
a machinist.
- Sue Lightner
had a kidney tranplant in 2005; she has
recovered well.
- Patrick Long
has just celebrated his 30th anniversary
with NIPSCO (April 2010). He plans to
retire in September and set out to see
the United States, including the Alaskan
Highway..
- Joyce Mabie
has a horse farm.
- Al Maeyens
is an Elvis impersonator, impersonating
Elvis Presley as he was in the 1970s:

- Becky McCoy
is back living in Mishawaka after several
years in Florida.
- Pat McGee
(JD, Arizona State U.) was a judge for
several years in Arizona and has done
criminal defense work. Pat is
"Grandma Pat-pat" to three
little girls. In April 2010, Pat
participated in a two-day swim. Day one
was Alcatraz to Fisherman's Wharf; day
two, under the Golden Gate Bridge. Mary
Rhoade and Sara Hysinger were there to
cheer her on. Here's Pat in rubber suit,
jumping into the water (photo taken
through a boat window):

- Gary McGillem's
pride in life is his three
granddaughters, all beautiful!
- Bob Mead's
interior
decorating has
been featured in Better Homes &
Gardens magazine.
- Sandy Melton had
emergency surgery for appendicitis when
Hurricane Ike was blowing through her
town in Texas in September 2008. She came
through the surgery fine.
- Michael Merritt
is an electrician.
- Connie Micinski
lives in Colorado. As co-founder of a rescue
group for golden retrievers, Connie has helped to save over
1,000 dogs.
- Paula Miller
lives in Minnesota, has four
grandchildren, and helps others stay
healthy.
- Patti Morissette
is a fancy-cat fancier. For many years,
she raised and showed pedigreed Norwegian
Forest Cats.
- Michael Morrison
served in a Special Forces unit during
his military days. These days, he's a
licensed ham radio operator with the call
sign W9MLM. He volunteers with R.A.C.E.S.
(Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service) and with A.R.E.S.
(Amateur Radio Emergency Service). August 2009, Michael had
triple-bypass surgery. He has recovered
and is back to his volunteer service.
- Betty Myers
is a registered nurse in Tennessee.
- Gail Myers
lives in the mountains of Colorado and
enjoys mountain hiking and snowshoeing
with her husband. She is retired after
many years as a a Montessori teacher.
- Mike Natali
is a Principal at FRP, a structural and civil
engineering firm in Indianapolis. After
12 years as President, Mike is now on the
Board of Directors and works on business
development and structural engineering
consultation. He has been with the firm
for 33 years.
- Cosimo Natali
is an engineer at FRP.
- Gilbert Needham
could benefit from your prayers: Early
2007 he got out of the hospital after his
4th surgery for a brain tumor. His father
reports that Gil is recovering but that
it has been one h*ll of a battle for Gil.
- Gaelyn Nelson's
daughter gave birth to twin boys in
autumn 2004. That makes three
grandchildren for Gaelyn.
- Dave Nevel
was busy the day of our 35th reunion,
walking his daughter Amanda down the
aisle on her wedding day, and now he's a
grandpa! Dave's an optician, with his own
business in Columbus, Ohio.
- Dan Nicolini
(JD, IU Bloomington) photographs comets, plays his
balalaika, and
is a prosecutor in Arizona. January 2008
he wrote that he'd just finished a
balalaika concert that he'd produced and
performed in. Four months later, he wrote
that he'd just had back-to-back music
weekends: one weekend alternating between
clarinet and violin in the pit orchestra
for The Magic Flute, and the
other weekend with one day in a classical
orchestra, and the other with his
balalaika in a Russian
folk music group.

- Carol Ann Nix
(JD, U. of Notre Dame) spent 2009-2010 in
Beijing, teaching English. She taught
criminal justice at Valparaiso U. for
several years. Before that, she was a
prosecutor for 20 years. When she has the
time, she plays with birds.
- Andy Palatinus
has owned his own machine repair shop in
Loomis, California, for many years.
Recently he bought property on Diamond
Lake and plans to build a house there.
- Debbie Parnell
designs office space and has five
grandchildren.
- Jerry Parrish
is a school bus driver with the PHM
schools.
- Susan Peterson
(JD, U. of Memphis), a grandmother now,
has her own
law firm in
South Carolina. Susan was in the Fulton
County Courthouse in Atlanta, Georgia, when a
judge was shot dead in March 2005.
- Brenda Pfaller
is an award-winning teacher at Emmons.
- Don Plummer
heads the machine shop at Plymouth
Foundry.
- Will Pooley
is a counselor at an alternative high
school in Wisconsin, and he is a
grandfather. Daughter Jennifer has three
children; Jennifer's mother is MHS '68er
Marilou Karst. Will enjoys annual fishing
trips with Doc Asher and Mike Bellovich;
in 2005, they went to to northern
Ontario.
- Timothy Przygocki is
safety manager at the San
Francisco maritime National Historical
Park.
- Tammy Reed
is a librarian for the St. Joseph County
Public Library.
- Penny Reynolds
has four grandsons. Youngest was born
March 7, 2005, and weighed 9 pounds 15
ounces. He was born to Penny's daughter
-- who normally weighs only 100 pounds!
- Mary Rhoade
has two sons and four grandchildren. When
not grandmothering, Mary is a librarian
in a K-8 elementary school. She is a
Master Teacher in Ohio and has National
Board Certification. April 2010, Mary was
in California for a mini-reunion with Pat
McGee and Sara Hysinger:

- Lois Rice,
grandma, manages a dental office. In off
hours, she's part of a crew on a a
hot-air balloon that flies over
Albuquerque, New Mexico. Lois' grandson
came to the October 11, 2008, day at
Castle Manor.
- George Roelandts
is a middle
school principal
in Wakarusa.
- Steve Saros
is a plumber.
- Nanette Schnaible
is a missionary in Mexico. In early 2009,
she was in Kenya, Africa, on a religious
crusade.
- Carolyn Schwartz
and Steve Van Ooteghem, long
married, have three sons and live in
Florida. Their oldest son began medical
school at Mt. Sinai in September 2008.
One of their twin sons married in June
2008 in Dallas, and their other twin son
is a physical therapist .
- Terry Schwier was
a Chief Petty Officer in the U.S. Navy.
Terry retired in 1991, after 21 years of
military service.
- Sheryl Scott
is Director of Mental Health Education
& Public Health Education at Coastal
AHEC in North
Carolina.
- Suhaila Shamsuddin
has six children. The oldest -- a
daughter -- is a physician. August 2009
she wrote, "Latest news is that I've
got two grandchildren, a girl (2 years)
and a boy (2 months). I'm enjoying them
thoroughly!"
- Randy Shayler
left Mishawaka for Cornell University and
is now a Cornell parent. Son #1 graduated
from Cornell; son #2 is a student at
Cornell, and Randy is president of the
Cornell Delta Upsilon Alumni Association.
Randy teaches marketing at an academic
high school. A few years back, Randy was
inducted into MHS's Athletic Hall of Fame.
- Jim Shown
served with the Indiana National Guard in
the Middle East from Feb. 2003 until Feb.
2004. He was scheduled for a second tour
but was injured in late 2007. He retired
from the Reserves with 30 years of
service.
- Becky Smith
teaches music in the PHM schools.
- Alan Stafford
(DDS, Indiana U.), retired dentist, does business
consulting and motivational speaking. For pleasure, he flies his own
plane. July 2008, Alan wrote that son #3
had been in Iraq with the U.S. Army for
five months. Son #1 was in the Army
Reserve in 2003 and was called active
duty as part of the initial invasion.
- Phil Stillson
is an assistant principal at Elkhart
Central High School. In 2007 he completed
his graduate work for educational
administration licensing. He and wife
Barb (Kleiser, MHS '69) have four
grandchildren: two girls and two boys.
- Bob Stretch
(Ph.D., Purdue U.), psychologist, is
Director of the Division of Scientific
Review at Nat'l
Inst. of Child Health & Human
Development.
Bob has studied post-traumatic stress
among soldiers. He retired from the Army
Reserve as a Lt. Colonel.
- Sandy Stutzman
is a licensed social worker in Texas.
- Mary Ellen Sweeney
is Mishawaka's
Chief Deputy Clerk.
- Jerry Thacker
(Ed.D., Andrews U.) became superintendent
of Penn-Harris-Madison Schools after eight years as the
superintendent of Logansport schools.
- Jim Thomas
lives in southeast Arizona and works for
the city of Willcox, Arizona.
- Eve Thompson
is a legal secretary. In off hours, she
raises money for breast cancer research.
- Mike Unruh
restored a Christmas mural that his own
father made in 1953. The mural has been
used as a Christmas greeting from
Mishawaka firefighters for decades.
Here's the story from the South Bend
Tribune: Son restores his father's mural.
- Bob Van Arsdale
spends some of his free time with three
old cars: a '72 Nova SS (original), a '47
Ford Tudor Sedan (street rod), and a '36
Ford three-window coupe (street rod). Click here to see Bob's '47 Ford.
- Steve Van Ooteghem
has the same news as wife
Carolyn Schwartz; check above for
Carolyn's news. Steve and Carolyn have
been married forever.
- Debbie Werbrouck
has a dance
studio. She
began that studio right out of high
school with nothing more than the ability
to dance, the courage of youth, and her
beautiful smile.
- Ray Wennerstrom
lives in Texas, near his son who is a
police officer. Ray also has a daughter
and five grandchildren. In December 2005,
Ray was diagnosed with multiple
sclerosis. With medical treatment, the
advance of MS has been slowed.
- Glenda White
wrote in April 2009: "I married Ted
Morgan, was widowed, and moved back to my
birth place -- Waterloo, Alabama. I now
own and operate the River Walk Cafe in
Waterloo."
- Rosemarie Wilkins
is the secretary in the Buildings &
Grounds Department of the School City of
Mishawaka.
- Jack Wilson
fishes competitively. On many weekends
he's out in his boat fishing for bass in
competitions, and he is a frequent prize
winner. And as Jack explains, no,
catching the most and biggest fish is not
just luck. If it were, how would the same
fishermen consistently win the big
prizes?
- Glenda Young
raised her five children while teaching
school. She teaches
kindergartners
in West Lafayette. Now her children are
grown-up, and she has two grandbabies.
- Karen Young
teaches 2nd graders at Battell Elementary
School in Mishawaka.
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