James Judge

U.S. Army 1965-1969, then to Denver where I worked for Chevron Oil.
Left Denver to work at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory in Idaho Falls from 1977-1981.
Then left for Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Livermore, Ca from 1981 to 2005.
Then I came back home to Casper. Worked at Energy Laboratories Inc. as the Quality Assurance Manager from 2009-2014.
Back to puttering around in my garage woodworking shop.
Just recently signed up as a Mentor for my grandson (by marriage) who is attending the Wyoming Cowboy Challenge Academy. Grandson graduated from WCCA and has enlisted in the Air Force.

Still remember going to the little greasy spoon across the street to smoke and hang out with the guys.
Put a whoopy cushion under our chemistry teachers seat once, he didn't appreciate it.
Had my own set of hall passes as a senior, that was handy.
Had a passkey for lockers as a senior, stacked lots of lockers.
Digging through some stored boxes, actually found the passkey, memories!

Like a lot of us, just get out of Casper. Did that, and now I'm back. 25 years in California convinced me that Wyoming is a great place to live!

Still would like to get my Ph.D., but probably won't get there at this age. Did manage to get my M.S. though.

Probably would hang out with some other folks. Probably wouldn't have spent so much time being the class clown, and a little more time on homework.