Wanda Sue Bonham

Background

Bonham, Wanda Sue was born on November 8, 1932 in Morrill, Kansas, United States. Daughter of Charles Lavator and Ruth Amy (Miller) Roush.

Education

Bachelor, Ottawa (Kansas) U., 1954; Master of Arts in Teacher, Webster U., St. Louis, 1986.

Career

Teacher secondary vocal music, Horton (Kansas) City Schools, 1954-1957; teacher elementary and junior high vocal music, Osawatomie (Kansas) City Schools, 1957-1960; teacher elementary and junior high vocal music, Stanley (Kansas) Elementary Schools, 1960-1966; teacher elementary and junior high vocal music, Unified School District 229, Stanley, 1966-1967; teacher elementary vocal music, Olathe (Kansas) District Schools 233, 1967-1994.

Achievements

• Wanda Sue Bonham has been listed as a noteworthy elementary education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Precinct committeewoman Olathe Republican Committee, 1971-1980. Trustee Olathe Medical Center, 1982-1990. Member, officer Federation Women's Clubs, 1970-1981, Cedar House Auxiliary, 1977-1979, Support Superior vena cava syndrome for Autism, 1974-1975.

Interests

• Avocations: organist, soloist, choir member, gardening.

Connections

Married Dyce Pritchard Bonham, May 29, 1955. Children: Kenton Dyce, Todd Miller.

Father:

Charles Lavator Roush

Mother:

Ruth Amy (Miller) Roush

Spouse:

Dyce Pritchard Bonham

child:

Todd Miller Bonham

child:

Kenton Dyce Bonham