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 From there, we moved
to a house which stood at the edge of today's Cailloux Hall parking
lot and planted the Sycamore trees which are still there. (My mother
taught piano in our living room.) My
first memory of the campus dining hall was downstairs AC Schreiner
Hall, with long wooden tables where meals were served family style,
and metal rings around the edge of the tables served as napkin holders.
From a loudspeaker atop the "Administration Building"
(now the Weir building), bugle calls announced meals, the raising
and lowering of the flag, and bedtime.
pictured below: historical view of campus with Weir Academic Building far
right ...
 What
do you like best about Schreiner University? The people.
What
do you like best about your position at Schreiner?
I
get to work with two of my favorite things: young people and computers.
What
Schreiner events do you enjoy? Meals
Favorite
food: Lasagna
Favorite
books:
"The
Coming Plague" by Laurie Garrett
(excellent overview of emerging diseases, like Ebola, etc.) 
Favorite
vacation spot: The mountains in Colorado or New Mexico
What
do you like to do during your weekends?
Well, sleep would be nice, but that's not
usually the plan...
Is
there any particular advice you would give to students?
Expect the best of yourself, but be gentle in enforcing your expectations.
Actually, apply the same rule to others, also.
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