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| SCHARENBERG, DAVID | ||
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USAF -- 1968-1972. Married in 1968, three children David, age 28; Ryan, age 27; Courtney, age 23. Air traffic controller, 1974-1981 – Reagan's victim. Commonwealth Edison (ComEd-Exelon), 1985-2003 – reduction in force October 2003 Graduated from North Central College in 1997 with a B.A. in Business Management. Masters, leadership studies in 2004 from North Central College. Wrote a screen play about Private Robert Parts, a sole surviving brother during the Normandy invasion. Spielberg made the movie but changed the name to Private Ryan. |
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| SCHICKEDANZ, NORMAN | ||
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| Cornell University; married classmate Karen Daigle; daughter and son; 30 years at Harza Engineering Co. in Chicago; travel to two dozen countries; retired to Tucson; started old-time radio club in Tucson. | ||
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| SCHMIDT, BOB | ||
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| SCHNEIDER, RANDEE (Hendrychs) | ||
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| SCHWAB, RICHARD | ||
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| SCHWARZ, RICH | ||
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| SCULL, JOHN | ||
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| SEAHOLM, ANNE (Omland) | ||
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Reared three children: Kristalyn, 25; Greg, 27; Meredith, 29. Meredith is a missionary in Freshillo, Zacateus, Mexico. Greg is half way through his MBA at Duke's Fuqua Business School, Durham, North Carolina. Kristalyn just earned her MAT in ESOL beginning Chinese at Northeast Normal University, Changchun, China. I taught 7th grade science before children. For 3/12; years I have worked in Special Education in high school. I am half way through my MED in TESOL. My hobbies remain gardening and music. |
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| SEATON, WILLIAM | ||
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| Teaching, writing, translating, traveling. | ||
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| SELMAN, JUDY (Stinson) | ||
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| SHELTON, DAVE | ||
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Life after Glenbard West took me to the Stout State campus of the University of Wisconsin. During my sophomore year a knee injury relegated me to the role of being the football team's representative to the Homecoming committee. It was at that committee that I met my wife Cindy. After graduating from Wisconsin I signed on with General Motors and Cindy began a teaching career. Seven relocations, two children (Michelle, 33, and Brian, 29) and two grandchildren (Katie, 9, and Samantha, 2) later, we landed and remain in the Detroit area. Cindy teaches middle school in Walled Lake, Michigan and I am currently responsible for production scheduling and retail distribution of the Chevrolet Corvette, Cadillac XLR and Cadillac DeVille. Hopefully my next responsibility will be to enjoy retirement. A notable career highlight is one of steering GM into increased involvement in racing programs. As you can imagine, instituting that kind of change within GM is a slow and difficult process, but the results have been worth the effort. I may never make the Motorsports Hall of Fame but my involvement has been highlighted in Autoweek, On Track, and Speed Sport News magazines. When not tinkering with one of my cars, other hobbies I enjoy are woodworking and furniture building as well as exercising and bicycling. I am quite proud of recently completely my 15th 150 mile bike ride as a Multiple Sclerosis fundraiser and bringing my cumulative total collections for MS to almost $30,000. |
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| SIEBERT, WILLIAM | ||
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| I graduated from Loyola University of Chicago in 1968 with a B.A. in history. Following graduation, I was in the Peace Corps in Nigeria for two years where I taught history and English in a secondary school. In 1972, I moved to California and started law school at Northrop University. I attended law school in the evening and taught history at a Catholic girls high school in south central Los Angeles during the day. I graduated in 1976. After being admitted to the bar, I worked for 23 years as a staff attorney with four Legal Aid offices in the Los Angeles area. In 1983, I met my wife, another legal aid attorney. We married in 1989. I have been a staff counsel with the California State Department of Social Services since 2001. | ||
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| SIKORA, JEFF | ||
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| SIMPKINS, WANDA (Rogers) | ||
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| SKINNER, PAMELA (Kaczmar) | ||
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Since leaving high school, I married and had two children, a daughter and a son. I have two grandsons, seven and nine years old. I have worked as a periodontal coordinator for the past 19 years. Hoping to retire in a couple of years and move somewhere where there is no snow. We enjoy our winter getaways down to the islands to do some fishing. |
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| SMART, SUSAN (Barnum) | ||
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| SMITH, KATHERINE (Kallestad) | ||
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| Raising horses and dogs in the shadow of the Sandia Mountains. B.A. Anthropology University of New Mexico. Large format photography and southwestern archeology; gardening in the upland desert. | ||
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| SMITH, LEE | ||
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| SMITH, PATRICIA (Larsen) | ||
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| SMITH, SUSAN | ||
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| SPANG, BRUCE | ||
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The term "spent" seems, as we approach 60, an apt term. Was that intentional? After graduating from Glenbard, after attending DePaw, after protesting the war (and now finding myself doing it again), after settling into the life I was expected to live -- a marriage with two lovely, and now nearly grown adopted kids -- after finding one career after another, first in the ministry, which proved a mistake, then a hitch with Head Start, from there to drug and alcohol education that lead to being an elementary principal and now has resolved into teaching high school and college English, doing the thing I love most, writing, I have settled into a career as a writer. In 1994, newly divorced, I came out, met my partner, and moved in with him. In 2001, I got a degree I covet, an MFA in poetry from Vermont College. I am as active as I have ever been. My sons love golf as much as I do and can, on occasion, beat me. I teach at a community college and am part of a writers community in Portland. I am getting a second book of poems published. I regularly do reviews for several journals, both here and in England. I have a new book of poems that just came out called The Knot, the title poem will be published in the Puckerbrush Review, Summer/fall, 2006. My book was published by Snow Drift books and can be order fromt Smyle Books, 8 Cole Street, Falmouth, Maine 04105 fort $10.00. I garden and bicycle, stay mostly here in Vacationland because it is just that: miles from the traffic jams, quiet, unconventional. We welcome any old friends to visit, put their heels up and talk about the Midwest. |
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| SPROVIER, RALPH | ||
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| Raising my three daughters by myself and working, of course. | ||
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| STEALEY, MARNA (McComb) | ||
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I married in 1965 to a class member of 1961, Ed McComb. After his stint in the Navy and Vietnam, we moved to Minnesota because one of us liked to fish. After living and working here for 35 years or so, I'm proud to call Minnesota home. Two daughters were born here and also procreated here. I proudly bear the name “Grandy” to five gorgeous grandchildren ranging in age from nine to six and they are all “above average” as anyone who lives near Lake Wobegone can attest. I've worked for many years in local school districts helping middle and high schoolers learn the proper use of our native language and otherwise utilizing the excellent educational skills drilled into me by Glenbard's finest -- especially Miss McConnell who taught me journalistic skills that most college grads apparently do not have. I currently am secretary/assistant to the Spring Lake Park (Minnesota) school district community services department and assist six different “bosses” – all younger than I am – with whatever they need, but especially, proofing/editing all publications, of which there are many. I am divorced and caring for my mother in my home. After being widowed three years ago she moved in with me and had a small stroke about a year ago which wiped out her short-term memory. We both belong to a local Red Hat Society so are out and about having fun all the time, but I'm the only one who remembers any of it! We are also subscribers to touring Broadway theater productions – Minneapolis has a fabulous entertainment reputation – so I sometimes seem to be always going somewhere. I'm actually looking forward to “slowing down” but it doesn't seem to be on the horizon yet. I do plan on retiring in about eight years but, as usual, have made no real plans for “after working.” Guess I'll just play it by ear and see how it goes – I've not been disappointed so far. |
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| SWINDELLS, SUSAN (Hornat) | ||
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630-540-2247 s.hornat@comcast.net |
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Married, divorced and raised two children. I have two grandkids, ages 12 and 15 who live nearby. I have worked for 25 years in the area with a company that has allowed me to “work up the ladder.” I am presently working in the sales division of the company. Hobbies or interests include animals, nature, walking, vacations, and spending time with good friends. |
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| SWISHER, DEBORAH | ||
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| SWORDS, MIKE | ||
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My life has been so full, complex, and unconventional since '64 I hardly know to where to start. Right now I am self-employed as a tax consultant. This is , about my 6th or 7 th"career" ( I have lost count). My passions include sustainability, voluntary simplicity, socially responsible investing, multimedia productions for Internet Publication, computers, writing, cogent conversation, and (get this) skilled dancing to upbeat happy music. A confluence of factors over the last decade took me away from difficult to detect neurological hearing and visual handicaps; these I came to understand plagued me over the course of my education and most of my life. With that resolution, starting at around age 55, I became a very late bloomer. As a friend once quipped, "Better late than never." |
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