Background
Douglass, Richard H. was born on November 13, 1933 in Dubuque, Iowa, United States. Son of Millard Horace and Olive Lola (Smith) Douglass.
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Richard H. Douglass
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Associate of Arts, John Muir Junior College, 1953; Bachelor, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1955; Master of Arts, University of Southern California, 1965; general secondary credential, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1956; post certified, Pasadena Police Academy, 1972.
Career
Teacher, Duarte (California) Unified School District, since 1959; foreign language department chairperson, Duarte (California) High School, 1966-1978; teacher, Citrus Community College, Glendora, California, since 1983.
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Instructor Boy Scouts American, 1972-1983. Served to senior chief quartermaster United States Naval Reserve, 1952-1986. Member Modern Language Association, California Foreign Language Teachers Association, Naval Enlisted Reserve Autonomous System Networks (life), University Southern California Alumni Association (life alumnus), Duarte Unified Education Association (president 1964-1965, negotiator 1969-1979, Appreciation certified 1978), Duarte High School Key Club (advisor since 1985, Lambda Chi Alpha.
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Married Kathleen Naoma Lilley, July 14, 1964. Children: Michael Derald, Kathleen Elizabeth.
Education
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1966 - 1978
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National Defense Education Act scholar University Southern California, 1965. Scholar National Endowment Humanities, 1973. Recipient Certified of Appreciation, City of Pasadena, since 1975, City of Duarte Community Service award, Svc to Youth, 1988, California Assemblyman Richard Mountjoy Service Youth award, 1988, California State Senator Newton Russell Service award, 1988, Parent-Teacher-Student Association Golden Apple award Service to Youth, 1989. Named Honorary Counselor United States Military Academy, West Point, New York, 1983.National Defense Education Act scholar University Southern California, 1965. Scholar National Endowment Humanities, 1973. Recipient Certified of Appreciation, City of Pasadena, since 1975, City of Duarte Community Service award, Svc to Youth, 1988, California Assemblyman Richard Mountjoy Service Youth award, 1988, California State Senator Newton Russell Service award, 1988, Parent-Teacher-Student Association Golden Apple award Service to Youth, 1989.
Named Honorary Counselor United States Military Academy, West Point, New York, 1983.