Wanda Lea Woodruff

Background

Woodruff, Wanda Lea was born on May 2, 1937 in Woodward, Oklahoma, United States. Daughter of Milton Casper and Ruth Arlene (Bradshaw) Shuck.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Northwestern State University, 1959; Master of Arts in Education, Olivet Nazarene U., 1973.

Career

Elementary teacher, Anthony (Kansas) Public Schools, 1959-1960; transition class teacher, Anthony (Kansas) Public Schools, 1960-1961; elementary teacher, Anthony (Kansas) Public Schools, 1961-1962; elementary teacher, Versailles (Kentucky) Public Schools, 1962-1963; elementary teacher, Bradley (Illinois) Elementary Schools, 1968-1993; preschooling volunteer, Concern Center, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, since 1994.

Achievements

• Wanda Lea Woodruff has been listed as a noteworthy Elementary education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Committee chairman Business and Professional Women, Anthony, 1959-1962. Secretary committee Parent-Teachers Association, Anthony, 1959-1963, Bradley (Illinois) Parent-Teachers Association, 1968-1993. Member Bartlesville Pilot Club International (education/patriotism chairperson 1994-1995, director 1995-1996, member Special Olympics Committee 1995-1998, pres-elect 1996-1997, president 1997-1998).

Interests

• Avocations: jogging, reading, baking, working with children and youngpeople.

Connections

Married William Jennings Woodruff, August 18, 1962. Children: Teresa Kaye, Bruce Alan, Neal Wayne.

Father:

Milton Casper Shuck

Mother:

Ruth Arlene (Bradshaw) Shuck

Spouse:

William Jennings Woodruff

child:

Teresa Kaye Woodruff

child:

Bruce Alan Woodruff

child:

Neal Wayne Woodruff