 Now, when he finished high school, he actually didn't plan on going to college. It would take his brother coming back from seminary school to push him to keep going with his education. So I did go to Montana State. He studies microbiology. Worked pretty hard. There are stories about how he would spend his weekends in the lab. About how he had four experiments going at once. And in 1941, he graduates. Goes to the University of Chicago. The intellectual center of its time. Starts his PhD work. On chlamydia.