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Teachers

and Staff

Bill Doig

Mr. Doig was hired as coach and math teacher in 1952-53. Later he was athletic director, guidance counselor, and became principal when Cal Gullian left (Don’t recall the year) He coached about 10 years, and led the Mohawks in big sectional wins. He also started a guidance department. He resigned at the end of the 1969-70 year when he was hired as assistant principal at Noblesville HS.

Memories of Mr. Doig

  • He was a great principle! I got to know him well, from all times I got called down to his office!!!
  • He was my freshman math teacher. I later knew him as a fellow principal

  • He gave me a recommendation and got me an appointment to go to Hoosier Boys State. I was hooked on politics ever since! A great man!

Virginia Hamilton

Debbie Asher Stafford

My two years of typing were probably the most used classes I had. I was able to type my cousin's papers during Thanksgiving weekend at my aunt's home. It sure saves time when I need to make Facebook posts!​

Rachel Markley

Loved Mrs. Hamilton. I already knew how to type when I started her class but she sure helped me improve. I went on to “type” for the next 50+ years to earn my living! Definitely a much more needed class than the Geometry I was forced to take!

Max Gosnell



Evelyn Robinson

Guidance

Calvin E Roberts

On the first day of 9th grade English class, Mrs. Lemasters looked at me, said she had my siblings, and pointed to the desk in the front where I was to sit. Some years later, I taught 9th and 11th grade English.

Virginia Lemasters

English

Kenneth Sever

English, Speech, French

Faith Laird

Kenneth Sever: best English teacher, as my Speech teacher he taught me how to speak in public which served me all my life and he was a lifelong friend of my whole family.

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Waldron School Cafeteria staff in 1988. L to R: Judy Weaver, Mary Barlow, Marian Small, Betty Ross.

Waldron School Cafeteria staff in 1988. L to R: Judy Weaver, Mary Barlow, Marian Small, Betty Ross.


Elizabeth Comstock Miller

Myrtle was not only one of my Grandmother Kolkmeier’s best friends, she was also my piano teacher. After my lesson and if there was time, we’d go to the barn so that I could say hello to her horses, Candy and Marie. Or I’d love on her dog. (I cannot remember her name, but she would lay right behind the piano bench. )

One of the biggest accomplishments I celebrated in high school was when Mrs. Wildey awarded the Myrtle Tolley Award to me and Susan Dobbs during the Spring Concert 1990.

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