Hilda (Berube) Leudenburg graduated from the Fort Kent State Normal school in 1960 where she received a three-year teaching certificate. In 1961 she earned a Bachelor of Science degree at the Aroostook State Teachers College in Presque Isle, and in 1966 she received a Master of Education degree from the University of Hartford (CT).

A long-time educator, Hilda has taught for more than 40 years in varied locations: Connecticut, England, Libya, Africa, Germany and Florida.

She has been in many organizations and offices such as Classroom Teachers Association for over 20 years; Parent-Teachers Association; UMFK Alumni Association lifetime member; School Social Committee chairperson and member; Florida Education Association state convention, school representative for 10 years; and served on various advisory committees.

Among her many awards, Hilda received the 2002 (Rock Springs Elementary School, Apopka, Florida) Teacher of the Year award; and twice was the winner of Disney’s "Teacheriffic" award.

Hilda retired from education in 2002 and resides in Apopka, Florida.