Served an LDS mission to Hong Kong 1971-73
Graduated from ISU with a degree in pharmacy in 1975
Practiced as a staff pharmacist and pharmacy manager in retail pharmacy
as well as a hospital staff pharmacist and pharmacy director at two different
hospitals
currently practicing as a floater pharmacist in the Logan area
Have held numerous callings in the LDS church with the latest being a
member of the High Council in the Logan Utah Stake

I have many memories of Montpelier High School. Probably the funniest that I remember is the senior class skit when I was a sophomore. Corky Wilson was sitting on a motorcycle with a good looking girl on the back. There was a trio or quartet singing Leader Of The Pack. Mr. Phillips told the senior class officers that under no circumstances was Corky to start up that motorcycle. But being rebellious seniors, at the end of the song, Corky started up the motorcycle but he had no experience operating a motorcycle and went shooting off the stage landing in the walkway aisle nearly injuring several students and knocking several seats loose on his way out the rear of the auditorium. Several heads rolled from that incident.
Other memories included wrestling bus trips, Monte Evans nearly blowing up the chem lab and watching Mr. Munk leave school and try to remember if he walked to school and, if not, where he parked his car. That's enough for starters.