Background
Reardon,, Stephen James was born on November 6, 1929 in Butte, Montana, United States. Son of Stephen James and Myrtle Agnes (MacKillican) Reardon.
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Stephen James Reardon,, American English speech educator. Named Class Associate of Arts Montana Speech Coach of Year, Montana Forensic Educators Association, 1978-1979, 83-84, named to Hall of Fame, 1997; recipient Gold Star Excellence Tchg award Rivendell Psychiatric Center and Montana Eagle Communications, 1990-1991, Golden Apple Excellence in Education award Butte Chamber of Commerce, 1992; torchbearer in Bozeman for Winter Olympics, 2002.
Education
Bachelor of Philosophy, Carroll College, 1952. Master of Arts in English, University Washington, 1963.
Career
Teacher English, speech Butte Junior High School, 1957-1965. Instructor English, speech Montana State University, Bozeman, 1965-1967. Upward bound teacher St. Michael's College, Colchester, Vermont, summers 1968, 69.
Teacher English West Junior High School, Butte, spring 1969, Butte High School, School District Northern 1, 1972-1992. Speech coach Butte High School, School District Northern 1, 1973-1985.
Membership
Member American Legion Post Northern 1, Butte, since 1976. With United States Army, 1955-1957. Member United States Judo Association (5th degree black belt 1999), United States Judo, Inc.
(5th degree black belt 1999), United States Tomiki Aikido Black Belt Federation (1st degree black belt 1998), Butte Teachers Union Local 332, Butte Judo Club (director 1972-1980, 82—), Butte Karate Club Northwest Tae Kwon Do Association (honorary black belt 1989).
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Roman Catholic -
Political Party
Democrat
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Named Class Associate of Arts Montana Speech Coach of Year, Montana Forensic Educators Association, 1978-1979, 83-84, named to Hall of Fame, 1997. Recipient Gold Star Excellence Tchg award Rivendell Psychiatric Center and Montana Eagle Communications, 1990-1991, Golden Apple Excellence in Education award Butte Chamber of Commerce, 1992. Torchbearer in Bozeman for Winter Olympics, 2002.Named Class Associate of Arts Montana Speech Coach of Year, Montana Forensic Educators Association, 1978-1979, 83-84, named to Hall of Fame, 1997. Recipient Gold Star Excellence Tchg award Rivendell Psychiatric Center and Montana Eagle Communications, 1990-1991, Golden Apple Excellence in Education award Butte Chamber of Commerce, 1992. Torchbearer in Bozeman for Winter Olympics, 2002.