Ann Bennon:  

ends were very special to me and I am grateful for their support. I miss them. College College is a blur in my mind. The sorority, the parties, the all-nighters, the ring-passing for a short lived engagement, all blend into one crazy impression. Did I really get my degree? How did that happen? Workplace I have been fortunate in my work life. I started teaching English at Flowing Wells High School and spent most of my working life there with some wonderful, dedicated people. My students were the best! I also taught night classes for Pima Community College. I got my Master's degree in administration and became the high school Assistant Principal in charge of discipline. That was not a great position for me, the ultimate softie. I left Flowing Wells in 1990 to become Principal of Mary Dill, a K-8 school in a rural community 20 miles out of Tucson. I became Assistant Superintendent and then Superintendent of that school district, Altar Valley School District. In 2000 I retired, but after 3 months I learned I needed to get back to kids. I now work 3 days a week at a K-8 charter school in Tucson. When my husband, Jeff, decides to retire from teaching we will both call it quits with work and just play all day. Who am I kidding. I don't think either one of us will ever retire.