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Dear Milton-Union High School Alumni,

Yes you!  I would love to share your success with other alumni and family and friends of Milton-Union Schools.  Would you be so kind as to answer a few short questions about your career as a Bulldog?  My goal is to display these proudly as a link on our high school website for our current students and all alumni to share.  I will need a recent photo to display with your information.  Please click on our "Online Survey" Below  and send a recent photo to me at powderlyb@milton-union.k12.oh.us.  I hope everyone will see and be proud of your accomplishments.  Thank you in advance for your help.  I look forward to hearing from you soon. 

1.) Fill out Form here: "WHERE ARE THEY NOW QUESTIONAIRE"

2.) Send Recent Photo to: WhereAreTheyNow@milton-union.k12.oh.us

 

  

 Check out some of our latest responses:
Donny Boyd - Class of 1990
 

 

Full Name

 Donny Boyd 

Graduation Year:

 1990 

Write a short note to let everyone know what you have been up since you graduated from MUHS. Your description can be a few short sentences or a more detailed description (up to 250 words) of your experiences since graduating from MUHS.
After graduation, I attended Wright State University where I earned a BS in Finance.  I worked as a Staff Accountant for two years at Reynolds & Reynolds, then went to LexisNexis where I stayed for 10 years as a Sr. Consultant and Manager of Research Services.  Recently, I obtained a position as an independent sales rep for Jostens' Yearbooks.

I currently reside in Miamisburg with my wife, Katy, and two boys, Blake (10) and Cole (7).  My wife is an RN at Southview Maternity.

What is your fondest memory of MUHS?
I miss being in a small town.  My kids are growing up in a much larger community and school system which has its advantage along with whole new set of challenges.  I enjoyed playing baseball at MUHS under coach Berry.  He was a rare breed that let us be ourselves and have fun.

What have been your biggest challenges and/or surprises about life after high school?
Life is full of challenges and surprises.  Managing a marriage, career and the lives of my kids is no surprise - but certainly a load of responsibility not to mention a great tool to recede my hairline.

What course, faculty member or activity at MUHS has had the most impact on your life?
Surprisingly, I think the most important skill I developed in high school was typing.  As far as educators go, I think one of the few that got me was Mr. Phillips the French instructor.  He inspired me to challenge myself and prove myself by furthering my education at the college level.

What activities did you participate in at MUHS?
My main activity once in high school was baseball.  Other than that, I was a class clown that tried to make people laugh and have a good time.

Where do you see yourself in the next five to ten years?
I will be one of the top yearbook representatives in the country for my current employer.  I like the competition and like helping people.

Did your teachers prepare you well for life after high school?
Probably more than I'll ever know.  I work closely with educators and schools now and get a much more mature view of the influence they have on kids that last a lifetime.

Please list any advice you would like to give our seniors? (Class of 2008) Or underclassmen at MUHS.
What you do now will affect the rest of your lives.  It is up to you to challenge yourself - don't wait on someone else to do it.  Take pride in showing others that you can exceed their expectations.  Don't be afraid to fail.  If you are, you will take no risks and see no reward.
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William Thiery (Will) - Class of 1988

Full Name

 William Thiery (Will) 

Graduation Year:

 1988 

Write a short note to let everyone know what you have been up since you graduated from MUHS. Your description can be a few short sentences or a more detailed description (up to 250 words) of your experiences since graduating from MUHS.
Been along time and they sure didn't have a site like this back in 1988. I figured I would fill this page out letting everyone know where and what I have been up to. I joined the US MARINE CORPS in 1988. I was injured in Combat Operation in the 1st Gulf War in 1991. I was Retired from the Marine Corps in 1994. I then serverd with the WSP in Washington St for 3 years and continued as a Fugitive Recovery Agent for Washington St the next 4 years. I returned to Milton in 1998 OUR town has a way of drawing you back. I now for the past 4 year have been competing in MMA / Mixed Martial Arts and have compiled a 40-7 record in boxing and MMA. I have a degree in Landscape Design degree from TCC in Washington St. I want to thank Big Ed and the late Coach Farrah from all the work they did with me excelling in sports and maturing in life attributes to become who I have today. Thanks to all the teachers who molded me into the person I am today.

GO BULLDOGS
Will Thiery aka Sandman

What is your fondest memory of MUHS?
Playing sports with my buddies Tony, Tim, Mike and how could I forget Missy. 

What have been your biggest challenges and/or surprises about life after high school?
Being injured in Combat Operations while serving in the 1st Gulf War.

What course, faculty member or activity at MUHS has had the most impact on your life?
Sports played a big part in my life having troubles at home it gave me a way out. Big Ed, Coach Jones and really all my teachers even when I didn't agree lol

What activities did you participate in at MUHS?
Football 84-88, Baseball 84-88, Basketball 84, Varsity M,

Where do you see yourself in the next five to ten years?
I see myself staying fit working out, continued training in Martial Arts. Acheived my Black Belt in marine Corp Martial Arts and Kempo now working on My Graci Combat Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt

Did your teachers prepare you well for life after high school?
Very much so I would have never been the person I am today without the guidence and patience alot of that goes out to Mr. Smith for helping me through bad situations at home.

Please list any advice you would like to give our seniors? (Class of 2008) Or underclassmen at MUHS.
You can do anything you want in life never fear to reach for your dreams. Without dreams you have no hope and without hope you forget your dreams. Stay positive and know that when there is a tragedy in your life their is always a light at the end of the tunnel even when you can't see it.
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Sarah M DeAngulo - Class of 2000

Full Name

 Sarah M DeAngulo 

Graduation Year:

 2000 

Write a short note to let everyone know what you have been up since you graduated from MUHS. Your description can be a few short sentences or a more detailed description (up to 250 words) of your experiences since graduating from MUHS.
Sarah DeAngulo attended the Columbus College of Art & Design 2001-2003, and then finished up her course work in London, England in 2004.  She graduated with a B.F.A. in Illustration.  Sarah is now self-employed, using the knowledge gained from her degree to paint massive murals.  From elementary schools to the Columbus Zoo, she has been graced by God to have had several noteworthy clients.  Sarah also coaches middle school softball, teaches art to homeschoolers, and travels whenever the occassion presents itself.  :)  Within the past three years she has had the privilege of going to Mexico, Zambia (Africa) and Benin (Africa.)  She will be going to Brazil in August with about 12 other people from her church, The Vineyard Church of Columbus.

What is your fondest memory of MUHS?
the art room.  ;) ... every moment spent there.

What have been your biggest challenges and/or surprises about life after high school?
It's always a challenge to leave your friends behind, but the Lord hooked me up with an amazing community of people here in Columbus.  Though I still miss my dear friends in West Milton, leaving the "village" was definitely worth the heart-ache.

Meanwhile, attending C.C.A.D. was certainly one of the hardest things I've ever done - I had never been so sleep deprived in all my life!  But, I had never had so much fun before, either.

What course, faculty member or activity at MUHS has had the most impact on your life?
Mr. Beane (Hon. Trig.) was a total encouragement to me - so very kind and patient with my numerically-challenged brain, and more than that: he genuinely cared about me, as a person.

Mrs. Dickison taught me how to endure.  :)  (volleyball)

Mrs. Tryon kept the creative part of my spirit alive.

What activities did you participate in at MUHS?
ummm... what didn't I participate in?  hmmmm...
National Honor Society, Class Vice President, volleyball, softball, drama, Young Spirits, Science Olympiad... and a few other things...

Where do you see yourself in the next five to ten years?
God only knows!  It would be nice to be married by then. :)  Hopefully I'll have had the opportunity to create many more ginormous murals around Columbus... I want to create big art!  AND, hopefully I'll have had the chance to travel to many more places around the world; I love God's people... I just want to hold his kids and feed the hungry.

Did your teachers prepare you well for life after high school?
They did their best. :)

Please list any advice you would like to give our seniors? (Class of 2008) Or underclassmen at MUHS.
Seek truth.  Live humbly.  Pursue justice.  Love mercy.
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