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   Published on: 2/4/2004   Last Visited: 2/4/2004

   Resa Clark
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   Resa Clark (Social Studies) earned her Bachelor of Science from Texas A&M/Commerce in History with a minor in English. She teaches American History and World History at SMHS. She has taught in Texas, Georgia, and Colorado. She is married and has two sons.
   
   Ron Cook (Theology) is teaching Grieving and Dying with Hope to seniors. He earned a Masters of Arts in Theology and a Masters of Divinity from Mt. Angel College in Oregon. He recently moved to Colorado from Idaho and this is his third year at SMHS. He enjoys camping, golf and the theater.
   
   Donald Davis (Social Studies) holds a BA from Brigham Young University. He began teaching in Widefield School District #3 in 1971 and retired from the same district and the public school system in 2000. During his first year of teaching he met his wife, who was teaching in the same building, and they were married in 1972. Mrs. Davis has taught at St. Mary's for a number of years. Don has been associated with St. Mary's in connection with Judy's activities during these years. He joined the SMHS faculty on a temporary basis in the spring of 2001, and is now delighted to be teaching full time in the social studies department.
   
   Judy Davis (English) graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a BA in French and English in 1970. She began her teaching career at Watson Junior High in Security, Colorado. In 1974 she received her Master's degree in Secondary English from the University of Colorado. She has taught in both public and private middle schools and high schools in Colorado Springs, including nineteen years at SMHS. She and her husband Don have two children and a menagerie of cats and dogs. Judy enjoys reading, cooking, walking and most of all, her family.
   
   Elizabeth Daly (English) graduated from UCCS with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Psychology. She will be teaching Composition, Psychology and Sophomore English. She has worked for a District 11 charter school and is also currently employed by PPCC. She enjoys reading, quilting, music and being outdoors.
   
   Michael Dillon (Theology ) is a graduate from St. Vincent College, where he earned a BA in Philosophy. He received his Masters Degree in Theology from Notre Dame. Michael spent 2 years as Director of Religious Education in a parish before devoting 3 years to campus ministry and teaching at St. Michael's High School in Santa Fe. He is also certified as an Outdoor Leader through the Wilderness Education Association. He spends part of his summers leading expeditions and working in a camp setting as ropes course instructor. His wife Kristine practices acupuncture in her own business, Clear Mountain Acupuncture.