Margaret Landis:  

Life After graduating from Emporia High School, I attended Emporia State University and continued with Marching, Pep, and Concert Bands (those were good days as Good Bands are like family) and was fortunate enough to have had a summer internship at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. I spent some post graduate time at the University of Florida in Paleobotany and Geology before obtaining my Masters in Computer Mapping and Graduate Geospatial Analysis Certificate from Emporia State University. During that time I met a great group of friends through the Maranatha Choir in Gainesville, FL. Such an awesome group to have been a part of, keep up the good work, I miss you and the performances. I am currently the one in charge of day to day tasks with the fossils in the Paleobotany and Micropaleontology Collections at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History and having a blast making new friends at McFarlin UMC. School Moving around while growing up made for a lot of schools attended in Illinois (Sunny Hill Elem.), Massachusetts (Liberty Elem.; Lincoln Elem.; Armory Street Elem.), Kansas (Lowther M.S.; Emporia H.S.). It always made for interesting stories to tell of different kids and areas of the country. The memories that stand out are numerous but towards the top would have to be a 5th grade trip to Sturbrige Village, MA and the Band trips in high school especially the trip to Washington D.C my senior year. Coll...Expand for more