Classmates
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Marsha Bell
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Sharon Bell
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Diane Bellans (Barnard)
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Alice Belle
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Henry Bellman
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| Comment: See "In Memoriam". |
Susan Benally (Rollins)
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Now
| Marital status: | Divorced |
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| Children: | 1 |
| Occupation: | Retired Educator |
| Comment: I attended Corcoran Sch. of Art & U of Md., joined VISTA & trained at U of Oregon in Eugene. I served on the Paiute/Shoshone Indian Reservation on the Nevada, Oregon border and Navajo Res. in Az. I got my B.A. at Northern Az. U & my M.Ed at Az. State U. I married a Navajo artist named Benally, we have a daughter. I taught on Navajo res. and traveled to their schools & other western tribal schools to observe, consult, and assist. During that time, I was able to engage in many exciting activities such as skiing in Colorado, Utah, and Az. I did rock & mountain climbing, hiking, river & white water rafting, exploring historical sites, attending & participating in tribal ceremonies & festivities. I hiked to the bottom of the Grand Canyon& swam in the Colorado River where I almost drowned. I also rode a mule down there to assist a Havasupai School. I taught for Charles & P.G. county pub. schools. | |
Loring Benedict
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Edson Benko
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| Comment: See "In Memoriam". |
Carol Berger
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Sandra Bern
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