1950s

Harold D. Shackman writes: "For the past 10 years, I have been a substitute teacher in elementary and middle schools in the Milwaukee public school system. I have handled long-term assignments with special education students. My wife and two daughters are speech pathologists, and I have nine grandchildren. One son-in-law is the dean of the College of Health and Science at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, and another is an administrative social worker for the state of Wisconsin. A son is the chief investment officer for the Opus Corporation in St. Paul, and another is the president of Urenco, a marketer of enriched in uranium in Washington, D.C."