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| LANE, ROBERT | ||
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| Shell Oil Company, vice president. Retired in 1998. Sonat Exploration, president and COO. Retired 2000. Golf and travel. | ||
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| LANGSTON, RICHARD | ||
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| LARSEN, STEPHEN | ||
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| LAUGHLIN, NANCY | ||
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| LAWRENCE, CAROL | ||
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| LAWSON, RICHARD | ||
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| 1974 Dick, a lawyer and Woodstock Festival attendee, holds an A.B. from Villanova Univ. and a J.D. from Villanova Univ. School of Law. His memberships include American Civil Liberties Union and National Legal Aid & Defender's Assoc. Dick and his wife, Elizabeth, a medical writer (biologist) from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., live in Pa. |
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| LEHMAN, SHERYL | ||
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| LEMKE, EILEEN | ||
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LESHER, IRVING |
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220 Mac Avenue East Lansing, MI 48823 |
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| 1974 Irving used his B.A. in business administration and M.B.A. in marketing from Michigan State Univ. to become president of American Educational Services, Inc. His wife, Floydene (Deenie) of Grand Blanc, Mich., is a graduate student', and they have two children, Michael, 5, and Jennifer, 3. They live in Mich. |
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| LIDSTER, MARY ANN (Gregory) | ||
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1429
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Denison University and University of Chicago Married, two daughters, Brooke and Taylor PhD in clinical psychology, Northwestern Currently clinical psychologist, private practice Passion: democratic politics |
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| 1974 Mary Ann attended Denison Univ. before graduating from the Univ. of Ill. She and her husband, Byron Gregory of Chicago, an attorney, live in Ill. |
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| LINNERT, ELAINE (Pipino) | ||
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1441 Timberlake Drive Dunlap, IL 61525 309-243-5018 |
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| 1974 Elaine, who attended Northern Ill. Univ., is married to Robert Murray of Glen Ellyn (class of '63), a sales administrator. They have two children, Leanne, 7, and Kevin, 4, and lived in Germany for three years while Bob was in the Air Force. They traveled throughout Europe and are now in Ill. |
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| LITTLE, SUE | ||
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| LIVESAY, LINDA (Suderman) | ||
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614 West 27th Terrace Lawrence, KS 66046 |
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| 1974 Linda is married to Robert Suderman of Hillsboro, Ks., an administrator at the Univ. of Ks. She holds a B.A., M.A.T. in English, and a M.A. in counseling from the Univ. of Ks. and is presently a high school counselor in Lawrence. Her interests include counseling with Upward Bound Program (nat'l grant for disadvantaged students). She spent six weeks touring Europe as chaperone with students of Scholastic Internat'l Inc. and lives in Ks. |
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| LOCKE, SUE | ||
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| LOCKE, VALERIE (Hatahet) | ||
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| I married in 1964 (Mich, high school sweetheart), four kids (grown) divorced in 1974. Remarried in 1978 and got nursing degree same year. Three more children (grown), divorced in 1990. Worked labor and delivery most of my career, took early retirement. Retired to Tampa Bay area, live alone with a cat and a dog. Three of my grown children and their children live near by. Work part-time for the St. Pete Times. Travel (am currently in NY), read, write, swim, care for grandkids!!! Keep my nursing license active… just in case? SEE YOU SOON! | ||
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| LOESCH, DEBORAH (Forbes) | ||
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309-392-2628
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| LOGAN, JOAN | ||
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630-208-8135 joaniel02@yahoo.com |
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| LOGAN, SUE (Brown) | ||
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| LOVELACE, JOHN | ||
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| LUCHS, JANET (Mundall) | ||
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1741
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1960s: B.S. in English and Spanish, sorority fun at Northern Illinois University; marriage in 1968 and apartment living; teaching at Rochelle High School. 1970s: arrival of two beautiful daughters, Lisa and Lori; teaching at Rochelle High School/new house! Learning to play bridge, “a passion”; chaperoning student trips to Mexico and Spain 1980s: teaching at Rochelle High School and Kishwaukee Community College; travel to Spain, England, France, Wales, Ireland, Scotland; graduate classes in 20th century English Literature and Language at Oriel College, Oxford, England (1986); graduate classes in 20th century Spanish Language and Literature at Madrid, Spain (1989); M.S. in Spanish and English; divorced in 1987 1990s: teaching at Rochelle High School and Kishwaukee Community College; interpreter in Central America for Coors family; became a Stephen minister at Sycamore United Methodist Church; mother lives with me in 1988-1998 and is now in hospice care; travel to Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Costa Rica. 2000s: active Huskie Club member; “retired” in 2001 but am teaching job skills to Hispanics under a Federal grant; became a Rotarian; I do meals on wheels, bowl for kids' sakes, Salvation Army ringer; newest passion is a grandchild due October 14, 2004! |
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| LUCKENBILL, JANET (Nolan) | ||
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| LUDWIG, ARLENE | ||
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| LUDWIG, TERRY | ||
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| Family: I married Diana Renee Keogh on August 10, 1970 while we were in grad school. We have two children: Tara-31 years old and Nick-28 years old. Tara is a nurse practitioner and Nick is a Chicago Police Officer in the city-wide Targeted Response Unit. Education: BA in History from Western Illinois University in 1968, M.Ed. in 1970 and Ph.D in Higher Education Administration in 1973. Career Highlights: History teacher at York Community High School in 1968. In 1970 research assistant in the College of Education at the University of Illinois in Champaign, IL. In 1971, Assistant to the Director of Development at Parkland College in Champaign, IL. In 1973, Director of Human Development at Colby Community College in Colby, Kansas. In 1976, Dean of Instruction at Olney Central College in Olney, IL and in 1980, Dean of Instruction at Carl Sandburg College in Galesburg, IL. Then in 1986, Vice President for Academic Affairs at Morton College in Cicero, IL. Finally, I serve as President of Shawnee Community College in Ullin, IL from 1996 to December 31, 2004. I also served as a Richland County Commissioner in 1979-1980 and was the President of the Illinois Council of Community College Presidents in 2003-2004. During the appeal of a decision by the Illinois Community College Board, I recognized Eddie Welk, who was serving as a board member. Shawnee has ended up suing the ICCB over the issue That connection led to me being found for the reunion. I have sent messages to John Bean, Richard Langston and Brenda Coiley. Brenda Coiley Carter was administrative assistant to my Board Chairperson when we figured out we were classmates at the College Madrigal Dinner in 2002. I love to hunt and fish. We have three, and soon four, grandchildren who are becoming my new board of directors. | ||
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| LUKINS, CAROL (Claxson) | ||
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| LUKITSCH, JUDITH (Becker) | ||
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| LUTZ, WAYNE | ||
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| LYNCH, JOHN | ||
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After departing Glenbard High, I attended Northwest Missouri State University and believe it or not, I got a teaching degree in industrial technology. Taught a year in Kansas City, but decided bullets were easier than junior high kids. Uncle Sam took me on and sent me to Korea. Just before Korea, I made a stop over in the Colorado High Country and met my first and only wife, Peggy. After the service, we ventured to an island on Rainy Lake, Minnesota on the Canadian border. Rather large lake and we got lost in the woods for 15 years. Owned and operated an old millionaire's estate as a corporate fishing resort. I was crazy enough to go into a partnership with Ralph Sprovier in a mainland pub. Definitely fun time, but short lived. He headed back to the big city while Peggy and I stayed for another 10 years running the restaurant along with the resort. In 1985, we vacationed in the Colorado High Country again. Decided it was time for a change, sold out and moved to Estes Park, Colorado. Over the years we developed commercial buildings and play landlord teaching people how to change light bulbs and flush toilets. I also continue to pursue my lifelong passion of woodworking; from building furniture to woodturning on the lathe. We've been married 35 years now and have two married sons. One in computers in Seattle, the other is a civil engineer. We enjoy traveling with them from zip lines in Costa Rica to jet boating in New Zealand. Next stop Honduras. I'm not sure where they went wrong, but there are no grandkids yet. |
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