Vaidens Lost Classmates
And Teachers
Have you lost contact with one or
more of your classmates or teachers?
This list updated: Saturday,
August 27, 2022
Ann and Mike Busam Ann would have graduated in 1972
and Mike would have graduated in 1968. The Vaiden Bulldogs Annual list 2 variants for their name: Busam
and Busom. BUSAM is correct.
FOUND in 2021 !!! Ann is now Ann Middleton and lives in North
Carolina. Mike is deceased (1997) and is
buried in Michigan.
Ann Busam 3rd
Grade 1963
Mike Busam 7th Grade - 1963
Ann Busam 4th
Grade 1964
Mike Busam 8th Grade 1964
Ann Busam 5th
Grade 1965
Mike Busam 9th Grade 1965
Ann Busam 6th
Grade 1966
Mike Busam 10th Grade 1966
Ann Busam 7th
Grade 1967
Mike Busam 11th Grade - 1967
Sherry Chisholm Sherry would have
graduated in 1972. She had a brother named Dale. They possibly lived on the
south side of Highway 35 in Vaiden between Highway 51 and what was later known
as Shongalo Village.
Sherry Chisholm 3rd Grade 1963
Sherry Chisholm 4th Grade 1964
Mr. Bob Esterline Band Director
at Vaiden in the 1964-1965, 1965-1966 and 1966-1967 school years. Graduated
from Delta State University (Cleveland, MS) and possibly left Mississippi to
teach elsewhere.
Bob Esterline same Annual photo for each of
the 3 school years that he taught at Vaiden
Mr. Charles McBride - Taught
9th Grade English and 8th Grade Spelling at Vaiden in the
1968-1969 and 1969-1970 school year. Had a glass eye. From the Durant, MS area.
FOUND !!! Mr. McBride
is a preacher in McAdams, Mississippi.
Charles McBride
Alfred Laney Possibly
from the Greenwood, MS area. Taught Math and Science during the 1969-1970
school year; possibly longer.
Alfred Laney
W.B. Oswalt Band
Director during the 1967-1968 school year. This was the last year that Vaiden
had an organized band. It is not known where Mr. Oswalt came from before
Vaiden, or went to after leaving Vaiden.

If you know the whereabouts of anyone listed on this page,
Please CONTACT ME. This page was created only to find those
that we have lost touch with over the years. No other purpose is intended nor
should be construed.
