Some boys dream of being Western heroes, but eventually lose interest as they grow older.
Not Tom Morrison, superintendent of Buffalo Bill State Historical Park near North Platte, Neb. - he'll explain why he still wants to be Buffalo Bill at the July 18 meeting of the American West Program at Colorado State University. Morrison, who grew up in Papillion, Neb., has been with the state park for 20 years. Prior to that, he was assistant superintendent at Two Rivers State Recreation Area in Nebraska. He holds a degree in recreation from the University of Northern Colorado. For more information, call Harry Rosenberg , program coordinator, at 491-5230.