Mary Yamamoto:  

CLASS OF 1969
Indianapolis, IN

Mary's Story

Life After high school I went to Marquette University for a semester and then dropped out to move to Boston and then to Berkeley, California. I realized fairly quickly the caliber of jobs I could get with just a high school diploma so I went to Indiana University in Bloomington to get a degree in Elementary Education. After living in Indianapolis for a few years working as a waitress (still couldn't get a decent job at the time even with a degree!) I moved out to Oakland ,California. After working for awhile I went back to school and got a master's degree in Occupational Therapy and ...Expand for more
began working with children with disabilities. In 1985 I got married and moved to Ann Arbor, Michigan where my husband had just taken a job. I have been here ever since and love it here. I have two children, my son Ryan who is moving out of the house this week into a student coop. and a daughter Kathryn who is still in high school. It certainly has been interesting to be the parent of kids in high school-certainly puts a different spin on things!. I have a private practice in Occupational Therapy, working with children which I find very fulfilling and challenging even after 25 years.
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