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Sally Johnston Kimball (Hart) B: 10 JUN 1947

She is the daughter of Paul Earle Kimball (19 NOV 1916 - 22 JUL 1989) and Dorothy Adams Johnston (Kimball) (5 JUN 1911 - 21 AUG 1955).
Sally was married to Albert Douglass Hart, Jr on 9 NOV 1968 in Indianapolis, Ind.
Albert Jr was born on 16 APR 1947 in Chicago, Ill .
He is the son of Albert Douglass Hart, Sr (2 JUN 1916 - 29 JUL 2003) and Ruth Amelia Bibbins (Hart) (8 DEC 1917 - 4 FEB 2006).
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Graduated from Methodist School of Nursing - Indianapolis, In - 1968.
Sally was the Office Nurse for Dr. William Moon from 1978 to 1990.
Worked for Dr. Kenneth Katz since 1992 - a pediatrician in Englewood, Co.
Sally received a BA from Univ. of Colorado Denver in 1998 as an English Major.
And a Master's Degree in May English in 2003.
In 2004, Sally started teaching Film Studies at Boulder Preparatory High School in Boulder, Colorado.
Sally was the Office Nurse for Dr. William Moon from 1978 to 1990.
Worked for Dr. Kenneth Katz since 1992 - a pediatrician in Englewood, Co.
Sally received a BA from Univ. of Colorado Denver in 1998 as an English Major.
And a Master's Degree in May English in 2003.
In 2004, Sally started teaching Film Studies at Boulder Preparatory High School in Boulder, Colorado.

graduated from Wabash College - BA Math 1968, Indiana University MA Math 1971.
On the winning (3 man) team of the first two sessions of the 'Indiana College Mathematics Competition' in 1966 and 1967.
On the winning (3 man) team of the first two sessions of the 'Indiana College Mathematics Competition' in 1966 and 1967.


Exam #1 - 1966
The first 'friendly competition' was held at Wabash College, located in Crawfordsville, a bit northwest of Indianapolis.
Eight schools participated in the competition that year. It was won by the team from Wabash College consisting of James Clynch, Albert Hart Jr., and Larry Haugh.
Exam #2 - 1967 This competition was held at Marian College in Indianapolis. The winning team, consisting of David Hafling, Albert Hart Jr., and Robert Spear was again from Wabash College, A sample question from 1968: Let us assume that a given pair of people either know each other or are strangers. If six people enter a room, show that there must be at least three people who know each other pairwise or there must be at least three people who are pairwise strangers.
(from 'A Friendly Mathematics Competition', Rick Gillman Editor. 2003)
Eight schools participated in the competition that year. It was won by the team from Wabash College consisting of James Clynch, Albert Hart Jr., and Larry Haugh.
Exam #2 - 1967 This competition was held at Marian College in Indianapolis. The winning team, consisting of David Hafling, Albert Hart Jr., and Robert Spear was again from Wabash College, A sample question from 1968: Let us assume that a given pair of people either know each other or are strangers. If six people enter a room, show that there must be at least three people who know each other pairwise or there must be at least three people who are pairwise strangers.
(from 'A Friendly Mathematics Competition', Rick Gillman Editor. 2003)

Albert made the final table of a Heartland Poker Tour Tournament which was televised.
Here is the entire session on You Tube:
First Hour of telecast
Second Hour of telecast
Last change (on this page): 12 JAN 2020