Peggy Jackson:  

Being at Sealth High was like being with one large intergraded family. Miss Frank and Mr. White were the two hippest faculty members I had ever encountered and gave me real solid advice. I never forgot them. After Graduation, I worked the summer and then in September of '74, attended the University Of Washington's School of Nursing Program. I started to notice I was helping then Professors teach the class more than I was attending, because it just so happed, when I was working after-school and during the summer, I had been working in Rest Homes and Military Hospitals, receiving knowledge above and beyond just emptying bed pans. So, at the end of my second year I found myself hanging out more at the HUB and just showing up to classes, just to take my test passing with either an A or B grade. I became a "Booster" for the ALPHA PI ALPHA Fraternity helping the new pledgers make it through, hosting car washes and house parties on Frat row. At the end of year three I decided to go to he School of Nursing and ask them to put me in more advanced courses but was told no. ...Expand for more