What’s been happening:

I received my Masters of Arts in Teaching from Oregon College of Education (1967) and a PhD from the University of Illinois (1971). I taught geography at Oklahoma University for five years. I moved to Lubbock, Texas and ran an agricultural and physical testing laboratory. My last move brought me to Artesia, NM in 1979, where I was a field supervisor for an oil company. When the oil industry went belly up in the early eighties I went back to teaching at the local high school. I taught biology, advanced biology, anatomy and physiology and a nurse's aide course. I also taught biology, anatomy and physiology, health geology and geography for the local colleges. My wife, Charlotte, and I have four children, ten grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. It has been a great ride.