Beverly Weber:  

Life What an interesting website! The message boards are fascinating. I am married, with two kids, living in sunny Phoenix. My hobbies include reading, writing short essays about life in general, photography, and helping my husband in various activities with his high school band. Right now, I am working as an academic counselor with University of Phoenix online. I think I am going to really enjoy doing this for a long time. Well, I probably won't want to remain a counselor forever, but the company is fantastic. I just finished my 2nd masters degree (Psychology) courtesy of UOP so this is a very good thing! Over the years I have been a corporate trainer for Sprint PCS and MCI, an 8th grade English teacher, an 8th grade Math teacher, a secretary, a relay operator for the deaf and hard of hearing, a recruiter, a secretary, a 6th grade teacher, an insurance agent, and a disc jockey at KATA/KFMI radio (whew!) It took a long time to figure out what I REALLY wanted to do for a living, but I sure had fun along the way. I attended the 10th reunion, and had looked forward to attending the 20th, but it just didn't work out. I look forward to hearing from any fellow Vacaville grads (and Humboldt State grads too) School I was an Air Force Brat, so we moved around a lot. My list of schools reflect this. I hated having to move so much, but now that I am older and (somewhat) wiser, I realize this wasn't such a bad thing. I became an avid reader and learned to put a lot of what I was discovering in my travels down in written form. It made me a better writer, so I am grateful for the experience of moving around. I'm not afraid of change the way some people are, so that's another positive to the whole rootless thing. The teacher I would love to see again would be Mr. Jim Duarte from 6th grade. He taught us all the countries of the world by sight and read to us from Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men" out loud under the trees behind the backstop of the baseball field. College I was just 16 years old the first time I set foot onto the campus of Humboldt State. It was love at first sight and I don't regret for one moment my time spent there. I got to do things that other people only dream about doing (from bonfires to dissecting cadavers to writing poetry) If I do have any minor regrets, it's that I raced too quickly through my college years. So much is a blur now, but I remember parts of it clearly enough. I remember Howard Seemann and his class and all the red ink on my papers as he hacked them (edited them?) to death. I thank Howard every day when I have to write or edit an important letter or document or Master's paper. It's a breeze, but it sure hurt when he was bleeding all over my precious work! I remember the Lumberjack newspa...Expand for more