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2 00 9 Master Teacher Sche dule February 25 2009

Tour of the National Teachers Hall of Fame

Meet in Visser Hall Room 212 Emporia KS

Memories of Yesteryear - One Room Schoolhouse

Presidents Luncheon - Presidents home 1522 Highland

Hosts President Michael and Dr Peggy Lane

Seminar - Master Teachers Creating Communities of Learners

Jones Conference Center Room 330 Visser Hall

ESU Coordinators Dr Sue Peterson Education

Dr Darla Mallein Social Sciences

Social - Kanza Room Memorial Union

Opportunity to meet the Master Teachers and view the portfolios

Master Teacher Award Dinner - Webb Lecture Hall Memorial Union

Toastmistress Melanie DeMoss Principal Arbor Creek

Elementary Olathe KS

Special Music Yaokun Yang pianist Emporia State Unive rsity

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M aster Teach er Aw ard

Emporia State University established the Kansas Master Teacher awards in 1954 The awards are presented annually to teachers who have served the profession long and well and who also typify the outstanding qualities of earnest and conscientious teachers

The universitys Administrative Council originally developed the Kansas Master Teacher Award program in the early 1950s Dr Everett Rich former chair of the English departmenr was the driving force behind the program

The program was first discussed in 1952 Because of the illness and subsequent death of President David L MacFarlane in 1953 nothing was done to establish the program until the following year In 1954 with the support of Dr Don Davis the chair of the division of education and the approval of the new president John E King the first awards were made

In the early days of the program numerous faculty members and others connected with the college were involved in establishing policies and procedures Dr Davis added Kansas to the name Rich suggested distinguished but that word was changed to master Ray Cremer business manager promoted a monetary award for the recipients but Dr King believed that watches were more appropriate so watches were awarded CO Wright executive secretary of the Kansas State Teachers Association suggested that local teacher associations or similar educational groups make the nominations Dr Rich coordinated publicity for the awards across the state

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Bank of America

Master Teach er Award

Il l University established the Kansas Master Teacher awards in 1954 The awards I lI lIlually to teachers who have served the profession long and well and who also 11 landing qualities of earnest and conscientious teachers

I I s Administrative Council originally developed the Kansas Master Teacher 11 11 ill the early 1950s Dr Everett Rich former chair of the English department I II V lltlIce behind the program

1 WIS first discussed in 1952 Because of the illness and subsequent death of Ivid L MacFarlane in 1953 nothing was done to establish the program until

) 11 In 1954 with the support of Dr Don Davis the chair of the division of lid I he approval of the new president John E King the first awards wete made

j iY or rhe program numerous faculty members and others connected with the Ili vol vcd in establishing policies and procedures Dr Davis added Kansas to the ~ l l~(middotsled di stinguished but that word was changed to master Ray Cremer )n promoted a monetary award for the recipients but Dr King believed that 111111 Irpropriate so watches were awarded eO Wright executive secretary p lll t Teachers Association suggested that local teacher associations or similar li i Is 1l1lltc the nominations Dr Rich coordinated publiCity for the awards i ii

I ll AWAII I

The Kansas Master Teacher Award program expresses apprecIatIon for the generosity of Bank ofAmerica Since 1980 this Emporia bank has pledged over $100000 to permanently endow the Kansas Master Teacher Awards Bank of America and its senior officer Caro l Patterson are committed ro assisting Emporia State University in its efforts to excel

Each year local teacher associations and school faculties nominate candidates for the awards In January a committee representing educational organizations from across Kansas selects the winners

The 2009 selection committee included Mary Getto United School Administrators Kevin Riemann Kansas-NEA Jackie Waters Kansas PTA Barbara Bunting Kansas Association of School Boards Terri Sullivan Kansas-American Association of University Women Petra Elmore Kappa Delta Pi (s tudent representative) Carol Strickland Emporia former Kansas Master Teacher and Deborah Nauerth recipient of the 2009 Master Teacher Black Endowed Chair

A committee of Emporia State University faculty and administrators coordinates local arrangements The committee includes Ken Weaver Jesse Tuei Jenny Harder Sue Peterson Scott Waters Lucie Eusey Sarah McKernan and Lori Mann chairperson

Information concerning the Kansas Master Teacher Award program is availab le on The Teachers College web site Go to wwwemporiaeduteach and click on Kansas Master Teacher

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T h e W illi am A Black Kan sas M ast er Te ach e r Endow e d Ch air

I n 1984 the Black family of Broken Bow Oklahoma established an endowed chair for Kansas Master Teachers Each year this permanently endowed fund

provides a st ipend for twO Kansas Master Teachers to spend part of a semester at Emporia State University

The master teachers selected teach classes and work with students who plan careers in education The endowed chair provides a valuable experience for Emporia State students and a meaningfu l opportunity for th e master teachers

The William A Black Kansas Master Teacher Endowed Chair was established by Marea Belfield Black to honor the Black familys lifelong dedication to public education The endowed chair is named for her husband Dr W illiam Albert Black

The late Dr Black (pictured above) was born November 25 1897 in Green County Missouri He received his bachelors degree in 1926 and his masters degree in 1934 from Emporia State University H e received his PhD in philosophy education and psychology from the Universi ty of Colorado Black was nationally known for establishing junior colleges and for his work in school finance and curricula

During his career he served as president of the Pueblo (CO) Junior College direcro r of junior colleges and curriculum for the state of Washington and as the head of the department of education and philosophy at PittSburg Sta te University In 1962 wh ile at Pittsburg State he received the Kansas Master Teacher Award

Black married Marea Bel field on November 7 1920 The Blacks son William Vincent Black was born March 31 1922 and the family moved to Broken Bow Oklahoma on March 1 1973 Dr Black died on October 12 1983 Emporia State University is deeply grateful to the Black famil y for this generous contribution

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The W ill ia m A Bl ack ls as Master Teach er Endowed C hai r

I n 1984 rhe Black family of Broken Bow Oklahoma esrablished an endowed

chair for Kansas Masrer Teachers Each year rhis permanenrly endowed fund

provides a sri pend for cwo Kansas Masrer Teachers co spend parr of a semesrer ar Emporia Srare University

The masrer reachers selecred reach classes and work with srudems who plan

careers in educarion The endowed chair provides a valuable experience for

Emporia Srare srudenrs and a meaningful opponuiliry for rhe masrer reachers

Illack Kansas Masrer Teacher Endowed Chair was esrablished by Marea Belfield Black

1I ll k familys lifelong dedicarion co public educarion The endowed chair is named for I ) William Alben Black

1I 1l ek (picrured above) was born November 25 1897 in Green County Missouri He

I e Illtlors degree in 1926 and his masrers degree in 1934 fmm Emporia Srare University d PhD in philosophy educarion and psychology from rhe University of Colorado i1ly known for esrablishing junior colleges and for his work in school finance and

r he served as presidem of rhe Pueblo (CO) Junior College direccor of junior colleges 11 li)l rhe srare of Washingcon and as rhe head of rhe depanmenr of educarion and

Pittsburg Stare University In 1962 while ar Pittsburg Srare he received rhe Kansas walmiddotd

f 1 I Cl Belfield on November 7 1920 The Blacks son William Vincem Black was born

1 lIld rhe family moved co Broken Bow Oklahoma on March 1 1973 Dr Black died I ()(l3 Emporia Srare University is deeply grareful (0 rhe Black family for rhis generous

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Kennerh J Bingman has learned a cenrral trurh in his 46 years of reaching experience

rhe mosr imponanr requiremenr is for rhe instructor ro love reaching and to like srudenrs Ar rhis age rhey are rhe mosr dynamic energeric crearive and fun-loving people I know Bingman wrires One of rhe challenges is to channel rheir limitless energy and posirive arrirudes toward learning When rhis happens srudems become perperuallearners

Bingman embodies rhese very same characrerisrics leaving his mark as a highly renowned educator who former studenrs seek our for friendship and mentoring a man who spends his summers leading srudems around rhe world on educarional advemures

Mr Bingman has made a permanenr mark on science educarion worldwide one former srudem wrires Anorher former srudenr describes how Bingmans merhods exrended beyond

Kenneth J Bingman H onors and AP Biology Instructor Blue Valley West High School

biology and rhe habir of learning He is able co reach his srudents how rhey learn making ir easier for rhem to absorb rhe necessary informarion in a more rimely and efficient manner It is because of his guidance rhar I will be much more successful in college rhan I could hope to be orherwise

Tom Trigg Blue Valley superintendenr has been a srudenr under Bingman and warched his children srudy under Bingman and now oversees rhe enrire district In all my years as a school adminisrracor (30 years) I have never seen a resume as impressive as Kens Trigg wrires His passion for reaching rhe reaching profession rhe sciences and srudems is ar a level very seldom seen

Bingman earned his bachelors degree from rhe University of Kansas and his masrers degree in biology from Emporia Srare University He has raughr high school srudenrs since 1963

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Lynne Christy Boerner Kindergar ten Central Elem entary School

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L ynne Christy Boerner received a powerful reminder of the impact of teaching when

a former studenr now in her ninrh year of teaching wrote ro Boerner about her memories of kindergarren

She said when she was in my kindergarren classroom that her parenrs were going through a divorce and school was the safe and secure place for her ro come each day Boerner recalled She explained that because of my influence she had decided that she roo wanred ro become a teacher When I received this lerrer I read it and cried because I knew I made a difference in the life of a srudenr This is what teaching is all abour

In and our of the classroom Boerners record shows a well-rounded educaror involved in school and community activities A fellow teacher writes that challenging srudenrs thrive in Boerners classroom because she cares for each ones unique needs And after 31 years in the classroom shes beginning ro teach the children


of former srudenrs All parenrs are thrilled when they find out Mrs Boerner will be their childs teacher bur the parenrs who were once her studenrs are more thrilled because they know her and the wonderful learning environmenr she provides

A currenr srudenr in a nomination lerrer adorned with crayon drawings writes on Boerners behalf paraphrased Because shes a good teacher because she helps me and I love her I am so happy that she is my teacher

A parenr writes As a speech-language pathologist having worked in several differenr school dimicrs I believe Mrs Boerner is the finest kindergarren teacher I have mer

Boerner earned a bachelors degree in elemenrary education from Kansas State University in 1977 and a masters degree in curriculum and instruction from KSU in 1993 She has taught Wamego kindergarreners since 1978

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ll y Boerner received a powerful I I he im pact of teaching when Il l now in her ninth year of

j 10 Boerner about her memories L

II hl was in my kindergarren ~I( I parents were going through a

IIt j was the safe and secure place II ((eil day Boerner recalled She I lIse of my influence she had

lit LOO wanted to become a teacher d I hi ~ erter I read it and cried I made a difference in the life of I b what teaching is all about

Il l l llissroom Boerners record iIl lcJ educator involved in ~ nllillity activities A fellow Li l challenging students thrive in ( Jill because she cares for each

1(( k And after 31 years in the hginning [0 teach the children

Lynne Christ y Boerner Kindergarten Central Elementary School

of former students All parents are thrilled when th ey find out Mrs Boerner will be their childs te~ch e r but the parems who were once her students are more thrilled because they know her and the wonderful lea rning environment she provides

A current studem in a nomination letter adorned with crayon drawings wri tes on Boerners behalf paraphrased Because shes a good te~cher because she helps me and 1 love her 1am so happy that she is my teacher

A parent writes As a speech-language pathologist hav ing worked in several different schoo l dimiets I bel ievc Mrs Boerner is the fin es t ki ndergarten teacher 1 have met

Boerner ea rned a bachelors degree in elementary education from Kansas Stare University in 1977 and a mas ters degree in curriculum and instruction from KSU in I )J) She has taught Wamego kindergarteners since 1J7 R

Draw ing upon the lifelong learning skills her parents insti lled in her Barbara Duffer

Cole molds her classroom environment so that students relate the curriculum to past and present experiences She also maintains the classroom as a safe and nurruting environment

I believe teachers are the most important role models for setting an example for other students to follow Cole writes It is how teachers handle difficult si tuations in the classroom that teach our students respect kindness and patience These qualiti es are essential for the classroom and also for students to learn to be caring productive citizens

As an arrist Cole brings our the students sense of self-expression As a friend an d mentor she connects with each one Tim Hallacy Shawnee H eigh ts Middle School principal said Cole has a deep empathetic abili ty to reach students across rhe spectrum from English language learners to student council leaders Barb took over our Student Council when no

Barbara Duffer Cole Seventh-Eighth Grade Art ELL Leadership Shawnee Heights M iddle School USD 450 Shawnee Heights

one else wanted to and transformed it into a Student Leadership Academy Hallacy writes In doing so she quadrupled the number of student participants changed the focus from social activi ties to leadership development and provided multiple opportunities for ou r students to get involved and give back to the com munity in which they live

A former student commends Cole for her handsshyon methods in art classes In my opi nion that boos ts their self-confidence knowing that they can understand the material and 1 think it helps them learn in other places the student wrote The fact that you also make it fun is just an added bonus What is also amazing is that you get along so well with your students

Cole earned a bachelors degree in ar t education from Washburn University She also holds a master of arrs in education from Baker University and an ESOL endorsement from Kansas State University She began teaching in 1991

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Beverly Steele Furlong Kindergarten Sunflower Elementary School USD 23 1 Gardner Edgerton

An accomplished reacher and expressive wrirer Beverly Sreele Furlong exudes joy

as she describes her classroom experi ences She has fashioned four guiding principles ro keep her grounded while reaching rhar all children can learn that rhe learner can be involved in construning new meaning rhar educarion is a collaborative process wirh parents coll eagues and rhe communi ry and rhar teaching requires continually renewed insuuctional prac ti ces

Ir is my hope rhat the story of my classroom is one of innovarion and inquiry she writes It is my expectation that students leave my classroom with rhe essential skills and undaunted at titudes ro be lifetime problem solvers and seekers of deeper understandings

Dustin Morrenson rhe Sunflower Elementary School principal says Furlong is a high ly regarded teacher for her habit of building consensus with all srakeholders On numerous occasions I have consulred wi th Bev on matters ranging from early childhood programming ro

Sunflower [[aditions and throughout all of our brainstorming sessions Bev has demonstrated a tho ughtful professional and dedicated resolve ro maintain a focus on doing what is best for our kids he writes

A parent whose three children passed through Furlongs classroom attests ro her influence Her abiliry to challenge my kids according to their abi lities and work with them in areas of need was very important to me the parent wrote She is most definitely one of the most positive influences not only on my kids but on my entire family My kids love for school can be amibuted ro the awesome starr they had from Bev Furlong in kindergarten

Furlong earned a bachelors degree in ed ucation from Emporia State Universiry in 1986 an ESL endorsement from Kansas State Universiry in 1999 and a master of education in technologyshyenhanced teaching from MidAmerica Naza rene Universiry in 2006 She began teaching kindergarten in 1986

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Beverly Steele Furlong K indergarten Sunflower Elementary School U SD 23 1 Gardner Edgerton

Ihed teacher and expressive n lV Steele Furlong exudes joy itn classroom experiences She

11 Suiding principles to keep ~ Iil l teaching that all children Ilv learner can be involved in w meaning that education is a

I~ltSS with parents colleagues IIlIil ) and that teaching requires wltd instructional practices

d1 the story of my classroom is I Ind inquiry she writes It is 1 111 students leave my classroom i l skills and undaunted attitudes Igticrn solvers and seekers of II lltlings

~() fI the Sunflower Elementary ~ays Furlong is a highly I lur her habit of building tli stakeholders On numero us

ollsulted with Bev on matters Itly lhildhood programming to

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Sunflower traditions and throughou t all of ou r brainstorming sessions Bev has demonstrated a thoughtful professional and dedicated resolve to maintain a focus on doing what is best for our kids he writes

A parent whose three children passed through Furlongs class room attests to her influence H er abili ry to challenge my kids acco rding to their abilities and work with them in areas of need was very important to me the parem wrote She is most definitely one of the most positive influences not only on my kids but on my entire fami ly My kids love for school can be attributed to the awesome start they had from Bev Furlong in kindergarten

Furlong earned a bachelors degree in ed ucation from Emporia State Universiry in 1986 an ESL endorsement from Kansas State Univers iry in 1999 and a master of education in technologyshyenhanced teaching from MidAmerica Nazarene Universiry in 2006 She began teaching kindergarten in 1986

CON N ECT Teacher Emporia M iddle School USD 253 Emporia

M rs Jeline H arclerode has taken the concept of caring to another level as a

teacher engaging her students in and our of the classroom - particularly those who are the most challenging - with an attitude of whatever it takes

Whatever it takes means meeting adolescents at their level of need it means listening to their most recent accomplishments or the conditions of their probation - with un conditional acceptance H arclerode writes They are not looking for advice they are looking for someone to listen

Harclerode has been listening to Emporia students since 1974 As a consummate professional she is full y engaged in professional and communi ry organizations and consistently participates in district committee wo rk She teaches CONNECT classes instr ucting students in integrated compute r use One student recalls

Jeline Harclerode

what Harclerode wrote in his yearbook Even when you were disrupting class you were doing it with a smile The student writes What I would say to that is I did it with a smile because of Mrs H arclerode She made everything worthwhile

Steve Ternes Emporia Middle School principal was one of her nominato rs He noted her rapport with students and colleagues If anyone has earned the title of mentor extraordinaire it is Mrs H arclerode she is truly the matriarch of our professional staff and not by choice bur by the values and wisdom she exemplifies

Harclerode has taught in the Emporia USD 253 school district her enti re career and in Emporia Middle School since 1997 as a CONNECT teacher She earned a bachelors degree in education from Baker Universiry in 1973 and a masters degree in special education from Emporia State Unive rsity in 1974

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Barbara McCalla T hird Grade Garfield Elementary School USD 402 A ugusta

T eaching since 1967 Barbara McCalla has learned (0 emphasize caring and patience

My srudems must know that I am a constant fac(Or in their lives that I really care about them and that I will serve as their advocate she writes I believe that teamwork and cooperation are essential componems in my classroom and know that learning will take place in this environment

An award-winning teacher and involved member of her community McCalla has a record of exceptional service and professional growth but shes at her best with studems Kim Chrismer Garfield Elememary School principal takes pleasure in seeing McCalla work with srudems

The first thing you notice upon emering her classroom is her quiet demeanor as she speaks with calm soothing assurance and acts as every

childs personal cheerleader Chrismer writes As you look at the children you notice the smiling faces the bright imelligem eyes and the confidence they have in their learning

A former 3rd grade srudem now an 8th grader recalls the impact of her favorite teacher Mrs McCalla had such an influence on me during the year I was her student the student writes I remember how she had a very gentle way of teaching She always gave me the individual attention I needed (0 excel When I had (0 give a presentation she encouraged me which gave me the confidence (0 speak in from of the class

McCalla earned her bachelor of music education degree from Wichita State University in 1967 and a masters of music education from WSU in 1971 She began teaching in 1967


USD 402 Augusta

II ( 1967 Barbara McCalla has t llljlhasize caring and patience IIIWI know that] am a constant lt lO [hat] really care about

I will serve as their advocate she Vl I h1[ teamwork and cooperation 1I1l 1J()1Cnts in my classroom 111111 ing will take place in this

11 11) IClcher and involved member I( y McCalla has a record of VI r and professional growth bur I w i ~ h ~tudents Kim Chrismer 111IIY School principal takes

If I1 McCalla work with students

I Yi lil nOtice upon entering her 1 qllin demeanor as she speaks II i II ~ assurance and acts as every

Bar bara McCalla T hird Grade Garfield Elementary School

childs personal cheerleader Chrismer writes As you look at the children you notice the smiling faces the bright intelligent eyes and the confidence they have in their learning

A former 3rd grade student now an 8th grader recalls the impact of her favorite teacher Mrs McCalla had such an influence on me during the year] was her student the student writes ] remember how she had a very gentle way of teaching She always gave me the individual attention I needed ro excel When I had ro give a presentation she encouraged me which gave me the confidence ro speak in front of the class


USD 50 I Topeka

Sarah Smith Meadows always tells fellow teachers especially first-year colleagues to

watch their moods - because a teacher is the weather in a classroom My actions and attitude are contagious and will determine the type of day my students will have she writes If I am suffering with a love of learning and learning math then I want all my students to catch that disease I set the tone of learning in my classroom

The feeling is infectious Students and colleagues alike recognize how engaging her math lessons are and the accomplished teacher sets the tone with her work ethic and broader engagement

Sarah Meadows lives and breathes mathematics writes Deborah Sidwell the SCOtt school principal She engages every

J single student in the richness of mathematics by

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Sarah Meadows K-5 Numeracy Coach Scott Computer Technology Magnet School

employing a variety of questioning techniques and effective use of wait time She has an incredible depth of knowledge of mathematics and of children that guides everything she does

A former student who entered Meadows fourthshygrade math class admittedly loathed math and initi ally feared the class Soon though she was fully engaged This obviously had very little to do with the subject and everything to do with the teacher the former student writes I was so enamored with [Meadows] and her ability to get everyone in the classroom passionate abour something Everyone enjoyed being in this classroom even if they didnt like math

Meadows earned a bachelors degree in mathematics education from Emporia State University in 1974 and she began teaching in that same year

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2009 Master Teacher Nom ine es

Mary Ann Adams Auburn-Washburn

Kenneth Bingman Blue Valley

Lynne Christy Boerner Wamego

Christine Campbell Gardner EdgertOn

Mark Carson Bluestem

Barbara Cole Shawnee Heights

Marvalee Collins Olathe

Beverly FultOn Manhattan-Ogden

Beverly Furlong Gardner Edgerton

Molly Gentz Blue Valley

Jeline Harclerode Emporia

Jill Hodge Andover

Jennifer Kay-Higgins Salina

Cyrena Kellogg Gardner Edgerton

Chuck Law Lawrence

Rhonda Lefferd Shawnee Heights


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Christine Campbell Gardner Edgerton




Beverly Fulton Manhattan-Ogden



Jeiine Harclerode Emporia

Jill Hodge Andover



Chuck Law Lawrence


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Vivian Luepp Valley Center

Cheryl McCabe Kansas City Kansas

Barbara McCalla Augusta

Sarah Meadows Topeka

Tammy Meisenheimer Bonner Springs

G ina Meyer El Dorado

Ursula Popovich Geary County

Mary Jane Sanford-McPherson Perry-Lecompton

Sarah Schaeffer Dodge City

Patricia Schwartz Pratt

Kay Shippy Hays

Jill Tanner Wamego

Susan Susie Taylor Kansas City Kansas

Jacqueline Traffas Barber County North

Terri Wolf Baumgartner Butler Community College

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Past Master Teachers 1954

Laura M Beichley Ulysses Harry H Brown Peabody Lucy Headrick Winfield Ira Laidig Oberlin Edith Ellen Means Ptinceton Violet Randolph Atchison Gtace E Stewatt Salina

1955 Redicia Engholm Topeka Edna Mason Golladay Wichita Gaye Iden Arkansas City Gussie Mootz Dodge City Elsie Olson Marysville M F Stark Hiawatha Dr John Twenre Lawrence KU

1956 Florence K Belding lola Dr Jane M Cartoll Pittsburg PSU Clifford H Dteshet McPherson John E Humphreys Ashland Mamie D Mellinger Emporia Katie Puis Attica Audtey Smith Goodland

1957 Tetesa McDonald Coffey Axtell Dr Maud Ellsworth Lawrence KU Una Funk Council Grove Mildred P Patker Hutchinson Dr Clyde U Phillips Hays FHSU Ruth Flory Sexton Howard Katherine A Tucker Topeka

1958 Mildred Cunniniham Parsons Myrrl Houck El Dorado Julian A Johnson Buhler Edward D Ktoesch Hoisington Dr Minnie M Miller Emporia ESU Elsie N Parrish Concordia Maude Thompson Marion

1959 Henrietta Courtwright Arkansas City Nettie May Davis Winchester Paul R Dick Oakley Ethlyn Hamlin Fort Scott Robert H Pool Larned D Ruth Thompson Sterling Jane Townsend Girard

1960 Eula Bridger Kansas City Mary Louise Gritten Bird City Lena Carl Holcomb Owen E Hodgson Salina Opal Jayne Kennedy Lawrence Pauline Shockley Wellington Blanch Smith Pittsburg c O Wright Topeka KSTA

1961 Reba Anderson Hutchinson George D Caldwell lola Lydia Haag Dodge City Larry Ling Liberal Dorothy McPherson Coffeyville Jane E Roether Junction City Ruth Socolofsky Manhattan


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Master Teachers 1958

Mildred Cunniniham Parsons Myrrl Houck EI Do tado

Julian A Johnson Buhler Edwatd D Kroesch HOisi ngton Dr Minnie M Millet Emporia ESU Elsie N Parrish Conco rd ia Maude Thompso n Marion

1959 Henrietta Cou trwright Arkansas City Nettie May Davis Winchestet Paul R Dick Oa kley Ethlyn H am lin Fott SCO tt Robert H Pool Larned D Rurh Thompso n Sterling Jane Townsend Girard

1960 Eula Bridger Kansas City Mary Lou ise G titten Bird C ity Lena Carl H olcomb Owen E H odgson Salina Opal Jayne Kennedy Lawrence Pauline Shockley WellingtOn Blanch Smith Pittsburg c O Wtight Topeka KSTA

1961 Reba Anderson Hutchinson George D Caldwell lola Lyd ia H aag Dodge City La rry Ling Liberal Dororhy McPherson Coffeyville Jane E Roe ther Junction C ity Ru rh Socolofsky Manhattan

1962 Dr W illiam A Black Pittsburg PSU

Eunice McGill Sterling College Nellie McGuinn Kansas City Owen R McNeil Peabody Ella C Shearer Beloit Matie Therkelsen Independence Will iam D Wolfe Lawrence

1963 May Gruver Augusra Al ta H end rickson Oakley Wal rer M Ostenbcrg Sali na Pearl Pere ri e Kinsl ey Phebe SCO tt Derby Martha Stee le Goodland Charles E Strange Wichita

1964 Dan Fos ter LaCrosse Maty Hunholz Manhattan Erdman Johnson Turner Loma Mack Madison Bernadine SittS Garden C ity Lillie Elizabe th Studr Glasco Dewey E Wolgast Marysville Ruth StOut Wright Topeka

1965 Rebecca Bloodworth Kansas City Bryce H G lecker Dodge C ity Mabel Lacey Gorha m H azel Lee Simmons Law rence Floyd C Smith lola Dorothy Vaughn Neod esha Ethel Yantis Howard

1966 Eva M C halfant EI Dorado

Lo uis A Coppoe Belpre Helen Glaser Coffeyvil le Evelyn Harper Atchison Maurice Little Goodl and lone Ram ey Olathe Wesley E Simpson Salina

1967 DI J W Breukelman Em poria ESU Lo is Hogue Pratt Dr Perva M Hughes PittSburg PSU Win ifred Jennings Shawnee Jean Jon es Topeka Florence Miller lo la Cecil E Sm ith Pirrsburg Adel F Throckmorton Wich ita

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1968 Arley A Bryant Concordia Lorrie Carver Mulvane Alice Ham Hutchinso n Hazel Miller Emporia frm a Minden Paola

G ladys Peterson Lindsbo rg Doris Srirh Bonner Springs

1969 Kelso Deer HoisingtOn Marguerite Hackney fola Joe W Os ten berg McPherson Theodore Palmquist Turner Max ine Sebelius Northern Va lley Joy W igginro n El Dorado Lonnie Wood Independence Dr Alex Daughtry Emporia ESU

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1970 Ra lph Dennis Olathe

John England Pittsbutg Glad)s Kaump Dodge Cit) Thomas Kelley Hutchinmn Lois Patton Great Bend AJberr Riedel Hays Mary Ellen Sissma n Euteka

1971 Dr Kenneth Anderson Lawrence KU Ea rl Bevan Pimburg Helen Case EI Dorado Ca rl C li nesmi th Fort SCOtt Herman G rund y Kansas City

Berry Jac kson Colby Margaret Jagge r Minneapolis F L Schlagle Kansas Ciry

1972 Joseph L Bo urnonville PittSburg Roben Burnett Colby Ge rald Goacher Topeka Ca rl A James Emporia Ca theri ne Johannsen Kansas Ciry Dr Margaret Parker Pittsburg PSU Leona Velen Manhartan MF Royd Herr Topeka State

Dept of Educa tion

1973 Mildred Barbe r Concotdia Dr Elron W C line Pittsburg PSU Marie Hiege r EI Dotado AIlna Hurry Hurchinson Rachel Leise Fan Scart AJl t n L Unruh Ottawa Matjorie Vieux Atwood


1974 Wanda Franzen Em poria Arlene Garrett HugotOn Ruben Grose Hutchinson Louis H aywa rd Eureka

C lyde Johnson Leavenworth Esther Overman Columbus Norris Sayre Ensign

1975 Vernon H asten Ulysses J Paul Jewell Kansas C ity Betry Dutton AJ ta Vista lram Teichgraeber C hapman Marion Kl ema Salina Ernes t Nelson Pittsburg Rozell a Swisher Kansas C iry

1976 C harlo tte Doyle Manhartn Harry Hart Emporia Glenn is Lindsey Hutchinso n Frances Raines Winfield Dr Rich ard Roahen Emporia ESU Darlene Theno Baseho r

Eleano r W hi re Dodge Ciry Dr James A McCain Manha[(an

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1977 Jean C url Kansas C iry Fred Deyoe Dodge Ciry Joan Hanna Winfield Shirley Longfellow EI Dorado Mattha McReynolds Burlingto n Gene Russe ll Galena Dan Tewell Pittsburg Or W illiam Edwa rds Empo ria ESU

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1974 Wa nda Franzen Emporia

Arlene Garrett Hugo ron

Rube n G rose Hurchin so n

Lo ui s H ayward Eureka

C lyde Johnson Leavenworth Esrh er Overm an Columbus

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1975 Vernon H as rert Vlysses

J Paul Jewell Kansas C iry Berry Dutton Alra Vi sra

ram Teichgraeber C hapman

Marion Klema Sa lina

Ernesr Nelson Pittsburg

Rozell a Swisher Kansas C it)

1976 C harl o tte Doyle Manhattan

H arry H art Emporia G lennis Lindsey Hutchinson

Fra nces Raines W infield Dr Richard Roahen Emporia ESU

D arl ene Theno Basehor

Elea nor W hire Dodge C iry

Dr James A McCain Manh attan Preside nt KSU

1977 Jea n C url Ka nsas C iry

Fred Deyoe Dodge C iry

Joa n H ann a Winfield Shirley Longfellow EI Dorado

M arth a Mc Reynolds Burlingron

Gene Russell Galena

Dan Tewell Pittsburg Dr W illiam Edwards Emporia ESU

1978 Denn is L Ary Topeka

Erma Lang Dow Eureka

Harold H ardy Pittsburg

Dr Robert R Noble Pittsbutg PS U Milron Senri Pratt

Patricia J Teel Columbus

Eugene Wi lrfong Norron

Dr A Truman Hayes Emporia ES U

1979 Gerald E Barkley Galena

Wendell Hodges Amhony

Eleanor Kee Coffeyville C lifton M cWaid Kansas Ciry

Loren E Riblett Sr Wamego

Cyn thia Sch rad er Alra Visra

William Warner Manhattan

Dr Everett Rich Emporia ESU

1980 H arold Balzer Buhler

Raymond Goering Salina

Lucille Luckey Dodge C ity

Mary Remington Pirrsburg

Patricia Samuelson Bonds Emporia

James R Smirh Olarhe Paul W illi s Topeka

1981 Mary C hase Andover Mary LOll Davis Dodge C icy

M arguerite Fli ck Winfi eld

Don Miller Fort SCO tt

Deloris Jean Osger Eureka Chester Peckover Buhler

B) ron Smi th Anthony

1982 Dorothy Arensman Dodge Ciry

Frances Kohrs Fort SCO tt

Bill Sau nders Garden Ciry

Marjory Pease Sharp Pittsburg Parricia Ti ppin Manhartan

Kennerh Trickle Jr Salina

Elizabeth Voorhees Emporia

1983 Catherine Ann Brown Emporia

Elaine Fowler Bryant Pittsburg

Berry H olderread Newron Lois McLure Kingman

Barry L Scharrz Kingman

Sally Sh ipl ey Kansas Cicy Mo Doris Velen Manhattan

1984 Robert Coffman C hase

Frances Loll Disney Grear Bend

Step hen R Ge rm es Dodge Ciry

Thomas H edges Pittsburg Don L Mason Kingman

bull Dorrie McCrossen Onawa

bull Joan Spiker Manhatta n Dr John Visser Emporia

President ESU

1985 Bob Anderson Manhattan

Ken Carothers Wellingron Thomas Fowler Em poria

C harlotte McDonald Olarhe

bull Lana Sc rimsher O leen Manhattan Ba rbara Shinkle Pratt Sharon W illis McPherson

Dr John E King Carbond ale IL

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1986 Jill Burk Manhatran Richard G Dawson Kansas City Frank B Evans Dodge City Dr Jim Gill Srilwel l Harry Heckethorn McPherson Sally Six Hersh Lawrence Helen Owens Derby Dr Fred Markowirz Emporia ESU

1987 Roger D Brannan Manhaan Jackie Engel McPherson Dr Nick Henry Pimburg PSU Dr Eloise Beth Lynch Salina bull Marie Peterson Oakley

bull Joyce Rucker Pra(( Dr Sandra J Terril Salina Dr John Webb Emporia ESU

1988 bull Carol S Adams Manhattan Donald G Buhler Pratt Robert Hottman Anthony Carolyn Clevenger Kuhn Emporia Michael S Rush Osawatomie Bonnie Weingart Fort Riley Martha Zakrzewski Hays

1989 Tanya Channell H ays Max Ferguson Medicine Lodge Lois Schweitzer Gray Pratt Caro lyn Koch Emporia Ada Ligia R Paquette Junction City bull Mary Anne Trickle Salina bull Gary Wilkerson Derby Dr Darrell Wood Emporia ESU

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1990 Dr Thomas C hristie Lawrence

bull Grerchen Davis Overland Park Dr E Sulton Flynt Pinsburg PSU

bull James Gardne t EI Dorado Ralph E Mock Counci l Grove Allen K Scheer Wesrmoteland Beve rliann Wolf Derby

1991 Deena L Horst Salina Kenn eth R Kennedy Pratt

Sherryl L Longhofe r Topeka bull Susan F McKinney Emporia Kenneth R Stith Dodge C ity bull Valarie S Tims Pinsburg Helen A Wagner EI Dorado

1992 Beth Bergsren Junction City Ernest L Brown wakeeney bull Irma Jean Fallon Manhattan Diane Low Lawrence Ethel Marie Peterson Dodge C ity Alana Kay Sewell Pratt

bull Joyce Ann Sin n Fort SCOtt

1993 Mickey L Bogart Manha((an Carol J Brandert Salina Mary Alice Gordon Lawtence Kathy Ann Ramsour Dodge City

bull William M Scorr Wakeeney Alice M Shaffer Overland Park

bull G lenda S Warkins Paola Dr Daryl Berry Emporia ESU

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bull SIISII F McKinn ey Empo ria KCIlII h R Srirh D odge C icy

bull Vari S Tims Pitlsbutg I kim A Wagne r EI Dorado

1992 IIcrh Bergs ten Junction C icy

Frill L Brown Wakeeney

bull Irlllo Jean Fallon Manharran Diane Low Lawrence

Erhd Matie Peterson Dodge Ciry

ALt Kay Sewell Prarr bull Joyce Ann Sin n Fort Scorr

1993 Mickey L Bogatt Manhattan

Corol J Brandert Sali na Mary AJi ce Gordo n Lawrence

Kathy Ann Ra msour Dodge Ci ty

bull W illi am M SCot t Wakeeney

AJice M Shaffet Overland Pa tk

bull Glenda S Watkins Paola

bullD r Daryl Berry Emporia ESU

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1994 Norma Bynum West Dwight

bull D ia ne Prell Derby Myro n E Schwinn Ma nhattan

bull Conn ie J Vie brock O lath e Kathtyn E Tay lor Emporia Anne Nett leton Salina

Garold Robert Billion is Fore Sco rr

Dt Robert G lenne n Empotia President ESU

1995 Cathy Colborn Medicine Lodge Joseph P Glo tzbach Coun cil Grove

John B H arclerod e Emporia Diana E H arr is Prarr

bull Patrick R lamb Manha ttan

bull Tom Schwa tlZ Abilene Jo Ann Schuerre W ichita

1996 Doyle D Bam es Manhattan

Margaret Coggins Lawrence Ca the rin e Ec toyd Ottawa

bull Jacquelyn Faye Fiest Dodge C icy bull Milli e P Moye Salina Janice Reutter Medicine Lodge Nan cy Robonn Em potia

1997 Lisa Art man Bietau Manh attan JoLene Rae Bloom Seneca

bull Patricia G nau Blue Valley M ike Harvey Pratt

Darla J Mallein Emporia Ren ita Ubel Ottawa

bull Randa ll J Wa rner O lathe Dr Jac k 0 Skillen Empotia ESU

1998 Bri an Chip Anderson Law rence

J anee n Brown Wakeeney Candy Birch O lathe

El izabeth Cronemeyer Tonga nox ie

bull Floyd Stan Standridge Salina Shirley Stein Ulysses

Carol Srrickland Emporia

1999 bull Mi chelle DiLisio Chanute

Mary M achin Hemphill M anha rran

bull Judy Humburg Andove r Maty Porterfield Goodland Linda Maxine Stelzer Pratt

Phillip Theis EI Dorado

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Dr Andy Tompkins Topeka

2000 Kay Parks Bushman Haas Ot tawa

bull Tracy Jo Kerth Ove rland Park

bull Michael R Schainost Osawatomie Roberta (Robbi e) T ho mas Andovet

Robert James Tindel Pittsburg Deborah B Wenin Overl and Park

Go ldie Wood Dodge C icy

2001 bull Cathy Esqu ibel Dodge Cicy Jea nne Evans EI Dorado

bull Betcy Lavery Stil well Leona Madden Hays

Margaret McCla tchey Ove rland Pa rk Rosema ry A Rio td an Lenexa

Jane Sak Ove rland Park

J erry Long Assoe Dean ESU

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2002 Bev Benolone Blue Valley Barbara Fowler Emporia

bull Sue G ivens Prarr Ch ristin e Herald Manharran Dee A Moxley Andover Jan Ptather EI Dorado bull Alexander Specht O sawa tom ie

2003 bull T ina Buck Med icine Lodge Mart Copeland Topeka Connie Ferree Emporia

bull Connie H ealey Stilwell Pamela Kilgariff Pratt Barbara T ims Pittsburg Caro l Woydziak Dodge City

2004 Mary El izaberh Baker Andover Luana Birrer) Prarr Patricia Grzenda Lawrence Nicki H ancock Olathe

bull Greg Mittman Valley Cenrer bull Devra Parker Medici ne Lodge

bull Patricia Weiderr Emporia bull William Samuelson ES U

2005 Mary Van Dyke Atchinson Ken Garwick Manhattan bull Connie Neneman Dodge C ity

Sandy Hardesty Topeka Kath ryn L Reschke Olathe Kimberly Thomas Wichita bull Larry Wayland Overland Park

2006 Jo Ellen Dambro Empor ia Karla Ewing Pratt Elaine Berrels-Fasulo O lathe Sherry Hutchcraft Dodge C ity Vicki O Nea l Baxter Springs bull Bob Peterson EI Dorado bull Marilyn K Vaughan Leawood Kay Schallenkamp Presidenr ESU

2007 bull Rob Davis Blue Va lley Robin Dixon Auburn-Was hburn Shelley Faerber Man hattan-Ogden Diane Ladenbu rger Pratt

bull Marilyn McComber Empor ia Angela Miller Junction City Elouise Miller H ays Tes M ehring Dean ESU

2008 Alice Bertels Auburn-Was hburn Lisa Colwell Ha)s Lori Goodson Wamego Rhonda Hassig Blue Valley bull Deborah Nauerth Manhatta n-Ogden

bull Shannon Ralph Dodge C ity Kenna Reeves Emporia State University

bull Special Award bull Black Endowed Cha ir Recipient

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Karla Ewing Pratt Elaine Berte ls-Fasulo Olathe

Sherry Hutchcraft Dodge Ciry Vicki ON eal Bax ter Springs

bull Bob Peterson El Dorado bull Marilyn K Vaughan Leawood

bull Kay Schallenkamp Presidem ESU

2007 bull Rob Davis Blue Valley Robin Dixon Auburn-Washburn

Shelley Fae rber Man ha[[an-Ogdcn Diane Lade nburger Pratt

bull M aril yn McCombe r Emporia Angela M iller Junction Ci t

Elouise Mille r H ays

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2008 Ali ce Bertels Auburn-Washburn

Lisa Colwell Hays Loti Goodson Wamego

Rhonda H asS ig Blue Val ley

bull Deborah Nauerth Manhattan-Ogden

bull Shannon Ralph Dodge Ciry Kenna Reeves Emporia State University

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M aster Teach er Aw ard

Emporia State University established the Kansas Master Teacher awards in 1954 The awards are presented annually to teachers who have served the profession long and well and who also typify the outstanding qualities of earnest and conscientious teachers

The universitys Administrative Council originally developed the Kansas Master Teacher Award program in the early 1950s Dr Everett Rich former chair of the English departmenr was the driving force behind the program

The program was first discussed in 1952 Because of the illness and subsequent death of President David L MacFarlane in 1953 nothing was done to establish the program until the following year In 1954 with the support of Dr Don Davis the chair of the division of education and the approval of the new president John E King the first awards were made

In the early days of the program numerous faculty members and others connected with the college were involved in establishing policies and procedures Dr Davis added Kansas to the name Rich suggested distinguished but that word was changed to master Ray Cremer business manager promoted a monetary award for the recipients but Dr King believed that watches were more appropriate so watches were awarded CO Wright executive secretary of the Kansas State Teachers Association suggested that local teacher associations or similar educational groups make the nominations Dr Rich coordinated publicity for the awards across the state


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