Text Box: William K. Moore
Text Box: I was born a long time ago in a farmhouse in eastern Kansas. I grew up believing life was milking cows, plowing the fields, and playing baseball. At age eighteen I moved to Omaha, Nebraska to go to college. After college, I was drafted into the Army because the United States needed soldiers in Korea. After a short time in the army, I was happy to begin teaching school, a career I had chosen in college. I started teaching high school, moved to junior high for a brief time, and then moved to elementary school. There I found the job I liked best. My experience includes teaching students from Kindergarten children to college graduate students. I also coached football, basketball, baseball, and track at various times. After several teaching experiences, I was hired to be an elementary principal, a position I enjoyed and respected. My professional career spans nine years of teaching and thirty-three years of school administration. (Don't try to count them. Some years I did more than one job.) I enjoyed my professional co-workers, the wonderful parents, and most of all, those bright-eyed, smiling children who were "my students". Read an oral history interview with William K. Moore
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