Raymond Dewitt:  

What to write here that will be interesting? In reading someone else's profile they mentioned high school crushes and teachers who inspired. My biggest crush was %%%%%%, I never had the courage to even think about asking her out. I only wish I knew if she even knew I even existed. The teacher(s) who inspired me the most, Morris, Mathern and Landers (Dean Morgan), two of those are math teachers. I was a poor student in high school, graduated with a whopping 1.84 GPA. I wish I could go back and do it again, but the past is the past and we can't go back. After graduating high school, I was working entry level jobs and decided one day that I was going back to college and I was going to become a teacher. After thinking about what I wanted to teach, I decided on junior high mathematics and started at Casper College in 1994. There I met maybe my best friend. I was at CC for two and half years at which time I transferred to Montana State University in Bozeman finishing my degree in Mathematics. Upon graduation from MSU, I accepted a position at Dawson County High School. It was a great entry experience to education. While there, I returned to college to finish my masters in Mathematics Education, no one would have predicted I would have earned a college degree, much less a masters. In 2005, my mother died and that really messed with me and put me into a tail spin. This, plus other things, caused me to leave DCHS in 2008 and accepting a position at Eastern Wyoming Colleg...Expand for more