This is what a Lone 
Wolf looks like.


This is me sitting
around with nothing
 to do.


Here is party 
time, October 1989.


All dressed up to go 
out in October 1996.

The Wolf Den page 2
The Wolf Den page 3
The UGF Hate Page


The Wolf Den's Rock Center

The Day of The Dead Altar

This Altar is dedicated to my favorite female 
on the Buffy The Vampire Slayer TV show: 
Cordelia Chase





Please sign my guest book,
I love to hear comments.

Write to me at:
zzbbelk@hotmail.com

My postal address is:

Wade Neumann
P.O. Box 606
Miles City, MT 59301-0606

The Wolf Den

of

Wade L. Neumann





	I was non-traditional college student at
 Miles Community College in Miles City, MT.  Presently, I have
earned my Associate of Arts Degree; three Associate of Applied
Sciences Degrees: One in Business: Mid-Management; and two in
Computer Technologies: Business and Multimedia Applications.  
Currently I am enrolled in the Distance Learning Program jointly 
offered by MCC and the University of Great Falls 
(based in Great Falls, MT http://www.ugf.edu).  I attend classes
 over the internet in a classrom at MCC.  But after 
this semester, this will end.  See the UGF Hate Page for the 
explaination.

	I have a Federal Firearms License and operate a small 
custom-order store in Miles City, where I deal in speciality 
orders. I plan to be in business through the beginning of 
December 1999, at least.

	I am also a licensed radio operator (Disk Jockey).  I 
used to work at a pair stations where the FM station aired 
Adult Contemporary music and the AM station aired New Country.  
The announcers worked both stations at the same time.  This 
is not the easiest thing to do, having rock coming out of the 
room speakers and country music in the headphones.  Plus, when 
the commercial breaks hit at the same time, you were scrambling 
to play the right ads at the right time.  Both stations received 
their music from satellite feeds, so at least we didn't have 
to play live music on both of them at the same time.  The 
stations are KMCM FM-92.5 and 1050 KMTA AM.

	When I attended Eastern Montana College (now Montana 
State University-Billings) in the middle 1970's, I was trained 
to do live radio at KEMC 91.7 FM.  We were a non-commercial 
educational radio station, with a varied format of  Golden 
Oldies, Adult Contemporary/Soft Rock, and Classical music.  
We also had our own comedy show we created with the help of 
the DJ staff every week.  I was a DJ and the Assistant 
Programming Director.

	This June I reach the big four-one, Yes the big 41.

	In the past I have worked as a printer, nightwatchman, 
security guard, janitor, service station cashier, movie 
projectionist, and worked in a carnival.

	You know, I still don't know what I want to be when 
I grow-up.  I still haven't gotten there, yet.  No one can 
accuse me of being in my second childhood, since I haven't 
left the first one.