Across
- 4. When Maggie Ferris moved, this state's loss was Texas's gain
- 5. (two words) Mark was a nice one of these, according to Tom Hall rec letter
- 6. NCTM city with bright lights and $32 fried rice
- 8. He mysteriously disappeared from our midst in early 2011
- 9. ESD Math Dept is best west of this river, according to some
- 10. He made the careers of Hezy and Zeke, along with several of us
- 14. the "White Tiger" of ESD Math
- 17. Her favorite accessories are leather, fishnets, and Frederick
- 18. She was "a real superstar" teacher
- 19. Longtime "Queen Bee," often said to be "on the other campus"
- 21. 1980s Head of US, not afraid to call a spade a spade
- 22. a Cook Bldg original, she finished her career at Ursuline
- 24. Nice fellow who had the shortest non-Brette math tenure
- 28. ESD's biggest Florida State Seminole fan
- 30. our leader for three years, husband to Helen for fifty-plus
- 31. "It was a good year for ____ ___ ___."
- 32. sometimes whitey, rarely tidy, but a good board eraser in a pinch
Down
- 1. She could be the long lost sister of "Fauna Neuhoff"
- 2. 1984 hire taken under Tom's wing
- 3. "___ ___ ___ will do that to you!" Tom Hall shouted publicly to Eliz Lang who was gripping her aching back
- 7. Nice fellow who saved our Algebra II bacon in October 2013
- 11. A charter Math Lady, enjoying new life in Phoenix
- 12. Carol Eberhart boycotted parties after receiving this gag gift.
- 13. Along with eagles, Mike Keyton's bird characterizations at calculator workshop
- 15. "PE teacher who became a math teacher"- and so much more!
- 16. "Are we ____ ____ yet?" Dan Boatwright query
- 17. Doris and Katharine sponsored this club
- 20. Dean Russell; "what's up, _____?"
- 23. She was another mid '90s ESD Math star-in-grooming
- 24. She taught calculus and painted Easter Eggs like no other
- 25. He used to polish Swann-mobiles. "Left the building" a few days after forced retirement.
- 26. Site of the great 2003 group NCTM roadtrip.
- 27. UT Math Professor and film star, he put the "old" in "old school"
- 29. She will this fall be the longest-tenured Math Lady