Classmate Profiles
To edit your profile or add photos please follow these steps:
1) Find your name on the list of Classmates below and click on the "Edit Profile" button that appears to the right of your name. If you don't find your name immediately, try searching by first name or maiden name or last name.
2) Enter a Username and Password that will be required to edit your profile in the future.
*If the administrator of the website has already provided your email address, you will instead be asked to enter your email address, and the Username and Password will be sent to you by email. Once you receive the email, proceed to step 3.
3) Edit or add your information to your profile.
4) Upload Then and Now photos by clicking on the "Browse" button that appears below Then and Now and find the image on your computer.
5) Click on the Submit button at the bottom of the form to save the changes.
Please note that your profile will temporarily be removed the website after your first edit; however, it will re-appear shortly.
If you try to edit your profile more than once, you will need to follow the same instructions; however, you will be asked to enter the Username and Password that you created the first time that you edited your profile. If you forget the username and password, please click on the link that says, "I forgot my username and password." The username and password will only be sent to the email address listed in the profile. If you have changed your email address or didn't enter an email address, you will need to use the Contact Us page to ask the administrator of the website to add an email or edit the profile.
1) Find your name on the list of Classmates below and click on the "Edit Profile" button that appears to the right of your name. If you don't find your name immediately, try searching by first name or maiden name or last name.
2) Enter a Username and Password that will be required to edit your profile in the future.
*If the administrator of the website has already provided your email address, you will instead be asked to enter your email address, and the Username and Password will be sent to you by email. Once you receive the email, proceed to step 3.
3) Edit or add your information to your profile.
4) Upload Then and Now photos by clicking on the "Browse" button that appears below Then and Now and find the image on your computer.
5) Click on the Submit button at the bottom of the form to save the changes.
Please note that your profile will temporarily be removed the website after your first edit; however, it will re-appear shortly.
If you try to edit your profile more than once, you will need to follow the same instructions; however, you will be asked to enter the Username and Password that you created the first time that you edited your profile. If you forget the username and password, please click on the link that says, "I forgot my username and password." The username and password will only be sent to the email address listed in the profile. If you have changed your email address or didn't enter an email address, you will need to use the Contact Us page to ask the administrator of the website to add an email or edit the profile.
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Mary Huske (Livingstone)
Then
Now
| City: | Lombard |
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| Country: | US |
| State / Province: | IL |
| Grade school attended: | Parkside and Dixon |
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Highlights of your life since graduation:
NIU/Moser Business School Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Architects Leo Burnett Advertising Marriage - Dan Huske - 1965 Birth of two daughters - Beth -1966, Maggie - 1967 Divorce - 1989 Birth of four grandchildren, Sophia (2006), Twins Max & Emma (2007), Bailey (2008) Satisfying career of 32 years - Business Coordinator at Lindop School District 92 Retirement- 2006 Enjoying life with family and friends Traveling |
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Memories or anything else you'd like to share:
Sherri Tri-Hi-Y at Hirsch High School - 2.5 years Kathy Tri-Hi-Y at South Shore High School - 1.5 years Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y closed parties IC Train Rides to Downtown Mitchell's Working at Jewel - Senior Year Rainbow Beach |
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John Hyde
Then
| City: | Conover, WI 54519 |
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William Hyman
Then
Now
| City: | South Holland, IL 60473 |
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| Grade school attended: | St. Paul Lutheran |
| Highlights of your life since graduation: Married to Pat in 1965. Served in the United States Coast Guard. Completed my degree from DePaul University. Worked for Procter & Gamble in Sales/Account Manager for 29 years. Retired at age of 53. Coached High School football for 8 years. I was involved in Little League Baseball/Softball for 32 years. Umpired in 2 World Series - Softball (2001) and Williamsport, PA World Series (2003). Now enjoying my 4 grandchildren. Spend summers camping, traveling to Florida and Urbana, IL. Life goes on! | |
| Memories or anything else you'd like to share: While umpiring the Williamsport, PA Baseball World Series, I was chosen to work 2 prime time nationally televised games behind home plate with 32,000 people in the stands. What a Rush!! What an honor!!! | |
Kiya Immergluck
Then
Now
| City: | Chicago |
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| Country: | US |
| State / Province: | IL |
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Highlights of your life since graduation:
I kept going to school because it was cheap & more fun than getting a job! I got a BA in Education at U of I; had a fellowship in Special Ed at KU; got 2 Master's at Loyola in LA: Guidance & Counseling & Ed Psych & finally a PhD in Psych at Columbia Pacific University in California. I have traveled extensively. I lived in Israel for one year (finding my new name "Kiya" meaning "Because of God"). Got teased a lot: "With a name like 'Immergluck.' you changed your FIRST name?" But "Immergluck" means "always lucky" in German, so "because of God, I'm always lucky." It has been quite true. I lived in California for 10 years & moved back just in time for the big snow storm of 1978! I have been a Psychotherapist and Addictions Counselor for 30 years. In the last 7 years, I have also been a Certified Coach in Energy Psychology. Check out my website: www.eft-tap.com. |
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Memories or anything else you'd like to share:
I survived a bout with breast cancer in 1994 & have recently offered a series of free teleclasses with a group of Energy Practitioners from around the world for cancer survivors, caregivers, & anyone impacted by cancer. Everyone is welcome to listen to the recordings by signing up at: www.ProjectGivingHope.com. High School was pretty awful for me. I felt awkward & out of place, but the years since then have been wonderful. I am excited to visit with old friends at the Reunion. |
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Roger Innes (See Memorials)
Donna Isenberg (Skidell)
Then
Now
| City: | Highland Park, IL 60035 |
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| Grade school attended: | Horace Mann |
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Highlights of your life since graduation:
In 1964 I married Steve Isenberg (Hyde Park 1960).We have two daughters, Barbra who is a life coach and Rachel who is a psychotherapist. Both live Fort Collins, Colorado and each have two children. After volunteering for several organizations supporting young mothers and their children I became a labor and delivery coach.I found this to be very satisfying until making that commitment prohibited me from traveling to Colorado when I wanted to go. We purchased a home there in 2007 and travel back and forth frequently. I enjoy painting, reading and exercise, and being with my grandchildren. Fortunately Diane has two grandchildren who live nearby so I get to see them often, sort of like having two more of my own. |
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Memories or anything else you'd like to share:
I remember high school as being a time when friendships were foremost and teachers were old!!! Carl's, the Jeffery theater,T Hut, Mitchell's, and walking home down the rail road tracks are some of my favorite memories. Getting caught driving at lunchtime. (Ms.Bird pulled up next to me at a stop light)was about the most rebellious act I committed. Sometimes I drove over to Hyde Park High to visit Steve during lunch period! We were so fortunate to have grown up in a time of simplicity and peace. |
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Jerilyn Isenberg
Then
Susan Isenberg (See Memorials)
Carol Jacobi
Then
| City: | Derrfield IL 60015 |
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Betty Jacobs (Lazaroff)
Then
Now
| City: | Culver City |
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| Country: | US |
| State / Province: | CA |
| Grade school attended: | Coles |
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Highlights of your life since graduation:
After graduating from the University of Illinois with a degree in Communications, I joined the Broadcasting Commission of the Chicago Board of Rabbis as a production associate. Two years later, I was named director of the agency. I wrote and produced television shows for all of the stations in Chicago: documentaries,interview programs drama, children's programs, musicals and controversial talk shows. Marriage in 1971 to Sidney J. Jacobs, a rabbi and journalist, took me to Los Angeles, where I joined the faculty of Los Angeles City College as a media consultant, earned a Master's in Mass Communication from California State University, Northridge and embarked on a career as a free-lance writer. Our marriage, which ended with Sid's death in 2001, was a partnership of soul mates. Sid focused his ministry on social justice, enriching our lives with involvement with Cesar Chavez and the farm workers, animal rights leaders and other activists in a variety of causes. Together, Sid and I wrote three books; "Clues about Jews for People Who Aren't," "122 Clues for Jews Whose Children Intermarry" and "Jewish Clues to Your Health and Happiness." We appeared on a number of radio and TV shows. As a community college professor, first at Los Angeles City College and since 1983 at West Los Angeles College, I have taught a variety of disciplines: television producing and directing, journalism, English, Speech, Cinema and Theater. In 2003, I was elected chair of the Language Arts Division at West, a position I still hold. I am a vegan, feminist, animal advocate, collector of dear friends, runner and tennis player, who is filled with gratitude for the blessings of my life. My biography appears in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in the World and Who's Who Among American Women. |
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Memories or anything else you'd like to share:
I have a vivid memory of Miss Mackie reading all of the parts in Macbeth. What an inspiration. |
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Mary Huske (Livingstone)
Then
Now
| City: | Lombard |
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| Country: | US |
| State / Province: | IL |
| Grade school attended: | Parkside and Dixon |
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Highlights of your life since graduation:
NIU/Moser Business School Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Architects Leo Burnett Advertising Marriage - Dan Huske - 1965 Birth of two daughters - Beth -1966, Maggie - 1967 Divorce - 1989 Birth of four grandchildren, Sophia (2006), Twins Max & Emma (2007), Bailey (2008) Satisfying career of 32 years - Business Coordinator at Lindop School District 92 Retirement- 2006 Enjoying life with family and friends Traveling |
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Memories or anything else you'd like to share:
Sherri Tri-Hi-Y at Hirsch High School - 2.5 years Kathy Tri-Hi-Y at South Shore High School - 1.5 years Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y closed parties IC Train Rides to Downtown Mitchell's Working at Jewel - Senior Year Rainbow Beach |
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John Hyde
Then
| City: | Conover, WI 54519 |
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William Hyman
Then
Now
| City: | South Holland, IL 60473 |
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| Grade school attended: | St. Paul Lutheran |
| Highlights of your life since graduation: Married to Pat in 1965. Served in the United States Coast Guard. Completed my degree from DePaul University. Worked for Procter & Gamble in Sales/Account Manager for 29 years. Retired at age of 53. Coached High School football for 8 years. I was involved in Little League Baseball/Softball for 32 years. Umpired in 2 World Series - Softball (2001) and Williamsport, PA World Series (2003). Now enjoying my 4 grandchildren. Spend summers camping, traveling to Florida and Urbana, IL. Life goes on! | |
| Memories or anything else you'd like to share: While umpiring the Williamsport, PA Baseball World Series, I was chosen to work 2 prime time nationally televised games behind home plate with 32,000 people in the stands. What a Rush!! What an honor!!! | |
Kiya Immergluck
Then
Now
| City: | Chicago |
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| Country: | US |
| State / Province: | IL |
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Highlights of your life since graduation:
I kept going to school because it was cheap & more fun than getting a job! I got a BA in Education at U of I; had a fellowship in Special Ed at KU; got 2 Master's at Loyola in LA: Guidance & Counseling & Ed Psych & finally a PhD in Psych at Columbia Pacific University in California. I have traveled extensively. I lived in Israel for one year (finding my new name "Kiya" meaning "Because of God"). Got teased a lot: "With a name like 'Immergluck.' you changed your FIRST name?" But "Immergluck" means "always lucky" in German, so "because of God, I'm always lucky." It has been quite true. I lived in California for 10 years & moved back just in time for the big snow storm of 1978! I have been a Psychotherapist and Addictions Counselor for 30 years. In the last 7 years, I have also been a Certified Coach in Energy Psychology. Check out my website: www.eft-tap.com. |
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Memories or anything else you'd like to share:
I survived a bout with breast cancer in 1994 & have recently offered a series of free teleclasses with a group of Energy Practitioners from around the world for cancer survivors, caregivers, & anyone impacted by cancer. Everyone is welcome to listen to the recordings by signing up at: www.ProjectGivingHope.com. High School was pretty awful for me. I felt awkward & out of place, but the years since then have been wonderful. I am excited to visit with old friends at the Reunion. |
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Roger Innes (See Memorials)
Donna Isenberg (Skidell)
Then
Now
| City: | Highland Park, IL 60035 |
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| Grade school attended: | Horace Mann |
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Highlights of your life since graduation:
In 1964 I married Steve Isenberg (Hyde Park 1960).We have two daughters, Barbra who is a life coach and Rachel who is a psychotherapist. Both live Fort Collins, Colorado and each have two children. After volunteering for several organizations supporting young mothers and their children I became a labor and delivery coach.I found this to be very satisfying until making that commitment prohibited me from traveling to Colorado when I wanted to go. We purchased a home there in 2007 and travel back and forth frequently. I enjoy painting, reading and exercise, and being with my grandchildren. Fortunately Diane has two grandchildren who live nearby so I get to see them often, sort of like having two more of my own. |
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Memories or anything else you'd like to share:
I remember high school as being a time when friendships were foremost and teachers were old!!! Carl's, the Jeffery theater,T Hut, Mitchell's, and walking home down the rail road tracks are some of my favorite memories. Getting caught driving at lunchtime. (Ms.Bird pulled up next to me at a stop light)was about the most rebellious act I committed. Sometimes I drove over to Hyde Park High to visit Steve during lunch period! We were so fortunate to have grown up in a time of simplicity and peace. |
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Jerilyn Isenberg
Then
Susan Isenberg (See Memorials)
Carol Jacobi
Then
| City: | Derrfield IL 60015 |
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Betty Jacobs (Lazaroff)
Then
Now
| City: | Culver City |
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| Country: | US |
| State / Province: | CA |
| Grade school attended: | Coles |
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Highlights of your life since graduation:
After graduating from the University of Illinois with a degree in Communications, I joined the Broadcasting Commission of the Chicago Board of Rabbis as a production associate. Two years later, I was named director of the agency. I wrote and produced television shows for all of the stations in Chicago: documentaries,interview programs drama, children's programs, musicals and controversial talk shows. Marriage in 1971 to Sidney J. Jacobs, a rabbi and journalist, took me to Los Angeles, where I joined the faculty of Los Angeles City College as a media consultant, earned a Master's in Mass Communication from California State University, Northridge and embarked on a career as a free-lance writer. Our marriage, which ended with Sid's death in 2001, was a partnership of soul mates. Sid focused his ministry on social justice, enriching our lives with involvement with Cesar Chavez and the farm workers, animal rights leaders and other activists in a variety of causes. Together, Sid and I wrote three books; "Clues about Jews for People Who Aren't," "122 Clues for Jews Whose Children Intermarry" and "Jewish Clues to Your Health and Happiness." We appeared on a number of radio and TV shows. As a community college professor, first at Los Angeles City College and since 1983 at West Los Angeles College, I have taught a variety of disciplines: television producing and directing, journalism, English, Speech, Cinema and Theater. In 2003, I was elected chair of the Language Arts Division at West, a position I still hold. I am a vegan, feminist, animal advocate, collector of dear friends, runner and tennis player, who is filled with gratitude for the blessings of my life. My biography appears in Who's Who in America, Who's Who in the World and Who's Who Among American Women. |
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Memories or anything else you'd like to share:
I have a vivid memory of Miss Mackie reading all of the parts in Macbeth. What an inspiration. |
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