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Winter 2000
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SYLVIA TURNER SOLOMON of Baltimore, Md., retired in June after
teaching middle school for 37 years.
'61
SHEILA HACKWORTH BANCROFT M.S. '70 of Birmingham retired in May
after teaching first grade for 40 years.
ARLINE APPLING BLACKWELL, a retired math teacher, was elected
to the Hueytown city council.
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Dr. PEGGY TROUT of Annandale, Va., is principal of Headstrong
Global E-Solutions Co.
'63
BENNY JACKSON is in his 26th year in evangelism. He lives in
Germantown, Tenn.
GINGER GAMMILL LANCASTER of Gainesville, Ga., is a retired teacher.
She and her husband, Ben, have two adult children and two grandchildren.
PASQUAL A. SALAMONE and his wife, Nell, have retired and moved
to Fairhope.
'64
JUDITH A. HARRIS CULLIFER of Dalton, Ga., retired after teaching
32 years in Georgia schools.
'65
JEANNE BROWN BRADFORD is board member and vice president/season
tickets, Birmingham Music Club.
SARALYN MONROE COLLINS of Winter Park, Fla., is general manager
of Step-Up Consulting and Training, Orlando.
ELIZABETH DORSTE CROWTHER earned a master's degree in special
education at Florida International University in 1999. She lives
in Miami, Fla.
Dr. HORACE GARLAND GORDON of Hueytown is a judge for Technology
and Learning magazine's national teacher of the year program.
JAMES C. JACOBS is a senior principal analyst at Logicon's Modeling,
Simulation and Analysis Center in Arlington, Va. He and his wife,
Sheila, live in Fairfax, Va. They have three grown sons and a
daughter in college.
WILBURN T. STEPHENS of Columbus, Ga., retired from the music
ministry in Georgia. He works part-time at Mount Zion Baptist
Church.
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WILLIAM C. ARMISTEAD, Jr., is vice president of business development,
NETZEE company, Birmingham. A state senator, he lives in Columbiana.
Dr. LARRY W. DRAPER, an evangelist, is founder of Sound the Trumpet
Ministry, which works with Bible institutes to train new pastors
in Russia. He lives in Rome, Ga.
'67
LARRY BOLTON, M.D., practices family medicine in Scottsboro.
JOHN A. "Tony" and SANDY MCSWAIN KENT live in Dixon,
Calif. She was honored as 19992000 Teacher of the Year for
the Dixon Unified School District. He flies for Delta Air Lines
as a captain on the B-737-800.
REBECCA SPENCE of Niceville,
Fla., received a doctor of education degree in August from the
University of West Florida.
'68
JUANITA KING GRAHAM retired this year as principal at Stanton
Elementary School, Stanton, Ky.
JANICE CAUDLE GRAVES is one of three Alabama elementary school
teachers to receive a presidential award for excellence in science
teaching. She teaches at Blountsville Elementary.
PHIL CONSTANTS HARRISON retired after a career as a public school
administrator in Hattiesburg, Miss.
THOMAS and MARGARET EVANS REDD '67 recently moved to LaFayette,
Ga., where he is controller of Blue Bird North Georgia bus manufacturer.
He celebrated his 30th year with the company.
NANCY WRIGHT RYAN of Overland Park, Kan., is state president
of Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers.
'69
LINDA WEBB LONG is marketing and public relations coordinator
for American Village, a citizenship education center and historical
park in Montevallo. She lives in Hoover.
SUZANNE MADDOX retired from teaching. She was most recently counselor
at Mountain Brook Elementary School.
LEE CRONENBERG KETCHAM VAN ORSDEL received a Distinguished Alumni
Award from the School of Library and Information Studies, College
of Communication and Information Sciences, at the University
of Alabama. She holds a master's in library science from the
school. Former head of reader services at Samford, she is dean
of libraries, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky.
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