Born Helen Isabell Hird on February 25, 1925, in Douglas County, KS, to Ethel Richardson Hird and Arthur Hird, she graduated from the University of Kansas in 1946 with a degree in Spanish. She married James Radcliffe Afflick III on April 19, 1946.
From the Lawrence Journal-World April 28, 1996:
"Helen has retired from her career as a language arts teacher in the Shawnee Mission school district and has relocated to Lake Oswego, Oregon. She now enjoys community and church work, book discussion groups, and travel. Through the years, she has held various offices in organizations, including the association of University Women, Daughters of the American Revolution, and Colonial Dames. She reared three daughters. Her husband and classmate at KU, James, is deceased."
From the Lawrence Journal-World April 28, 1996:
"Helen has retired from her career as a language arts teacher in the Shawnee Mission school district and has relocated to Lake Oswego, Oregon. She now enjoys community and church work, book discussion groups, and travel. Through the years, she has held various offices in organizations, including the association of University Women, Daughters of the American Revolution, and Colonial Dames. She reared three daughters. Her husband and classmate at KU, James, is deceased."
Born Helen Isabell Hird on February 25, 1925, in Douglas County, KS, to Ethel Richardson Hird and Arthur Hird, she graduated from the University of Kansas in 1946 with a degree in Spanish. She married James Radcliffe Afflick III on April 19, 1946.
From the Lawrence Journal-World April 28, 1996:
"Helen has retired from her career as a language arts teacher in the Shawnee Mission school district and has relocated to Lake Oswego, Oregon. She now enjoys community and church work, book discussion groups, and travel. Through the years, she has held various offices in organizations, including the association of University Women, Daughters of the American Revolution, and Colonial Dames. She reared three daughters. Her husband and classmate at KU, James, is deceased."
From the Lawrence Journal-World April 28, 1996:
"Helen has retired from her career as a language arts teacher in the Shawnee Mission school district and has relocated to Lake Oswego, Oregon. She now enjoys community and church work, book discussion groups, and travel. Through the years, she has held various offices in organizations, including the association of University Women, Daughters of the American Revolution, and Colonial Dames. She reared three daughters. Her husband and classmate at KU, James, is deceased."
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