Weber State College Comment, January 1987, page 10 a de ‘33 ‘49 Ida Smith Taggart and her husband, Spencer L. Taggart, celebrated their 50th wedding anniver‘sary July 1986 with their 14 grandchildren in Cody, Wyo. They have three daughters and one son. Dr. Nile Dale Meservy, associate. professor and coordinator of the baccalaureate certificate social work program at Utah State University, is one of 37 people nationwide awarded a certificate of merit for Outstanding Academic Advising Achievement. The award is co-sponsored by the American College Testing program and National Academic Advising Association. ‘60 Dan Hinckley is a staff fish and wildlife biologist for the BLM for Montana and North and South Dakota. His national responsibilities include membership on the grizzly bear research committee and on the Rocky Mountain wolf recovery team. On a state and regional basis he _ is responsible for the Montana bald eagle working group, the peregrine falcon coordinating committee, the black-footed ferret working group, fisheries, the riparian coordinator and charter co-chairman of the Montana Riparian Association. He and his wife Rae Johnson, class of '63, currently reside in Billings, Mont. ‘65 Ruth E. Turner has received a research and program grant from the Educational Foundation of the American Association of University Women. Ms. Turner used the $299 grant as a travelship to attend the “Equity by 2000” conference that was held in October in Washington, D.C. eA Ronald D. Phillips is currently attending the University of South Carolina where he is working towards a MSPH in environmental science with a concentration in air pollution and hazardous waste disposal. He has also completed graduate studies in personnel management and public health, and has attended the U.S. Army Airborne School Special Forces School. He is active in the U.S. Army with the rank of captain in the Medical Service Corps, where his assignment is Environmental Science Officer. Alumnews ‘74 Clark Brown received his M.Ed. from Brigham Young University in August of last year in educational administration. He is currently teaching computer science and electronics at Provo High School. He and his wife Joyce, class of '72, have six children and reside in Provo. Thomas G. Lund has been promoted to vice president and made a partner in Smith and Kline Inc, an Oregon food broker. Tom and his wife Marylynn live with their three sons in Vancouver, Wash. H. Michael Stauffer has recently been promoted to the rank of lieutenant at the Cache County Sheriff's Office in Logan, Utah. He is in charge of all criminal patrol and investigation. He graduated from the FBI National Academy in June of 1986. '76 ‘78 Norman R. Stanley has been promoted to Product Director in the marketing department at McNeil Pharmaceutical in Spring House, Pa. In acted as the executive officer of Service Com- of captain in the U.S. Air Force. He is currently an air weapons director at Hill Air Force Base in Utah with the 729th Tactical Control Squadron. — ‘84 Don Eric Belnap has earned the Chartered Life — Underwriter (CLU) diploma and a professional designation from the American College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. The CLU designation is awarded to those who complete a ten course program of study, and fulfill rigid experience and ethical re- — Belnap currently works for — quirements. Beneficial Life. He and his wife, Mary, class of ‘80, live in Ogden. Michael D. Daley was selected as an Outstanding Young Man of America for 1986. The distinction Chad A. Twitchell is presently working for Sperry Aerospace and Marine Group. He is a contract administrator. He and his wife, Joann, class of ‘84, live in Albuquerque, N.M. Carol Jean Faulkner Felici completed a 15 month resident program at the Air Force Institute of Ohio where she Technology in Dayton, graduated with a Master of Science degree in logistics ~anagement. She has now returned to her position as chief of the material support branch in the Intern Management Division of the Directorate of Material Management at Hill Air Force Base in Utah. Robb S. Alexander, Jr., was selected as an Outstanding Young Man of America for 1986. The distinction honors men between the ages of 21 and 36 who have distinguished themselves in such areas as service to community, professionalism, academic achievement, business advancement, cultural accomplishments and civic and political participation. Mr. Alexander will have his complete biography listed in the annual awards publication. Robin Dale (Hicks) was commissioned an officer in the U.S. Naval Reserve recently at ceremonies conducted in Greensboro, N.C. She serves as the training officer for her unit, the Naval Control of Shipping. Ensign Dale is employed by Woodbury Business Systems as a senior sales representative, and has lived in North Carolina for three Dorcas Griffin Johnson was recently named assistant vice president and commercial loan of- years. ficer in Commercial Security Bank’s Commercial Loan Center in Ogden, Utah. She began work at Commercial Security in 1980 as a management Cpt. intern, one year later became an operations and consumer loan officer, and in 1985 was ap- received a master’s degree in logistics management. The institute provides accredited graduatelevel resident education for selected Air Force members. Force ‘85 Carol E. McCosh Institute has completed of Technology the Air program and Dan C. Milne graduated from the American Graduate School of International Management in August 1986. He is currently employeed with Electronic Data Systems in Dallas, Texas as a financial analyst. working What's new with you? Alumni Office wants to know! along to from | Weber State. | Photos are | welcome and | should be black | and white, 3"x5" or | | | | Please take a | | few minutes to | complete this form I and send it to: | Comment | | Craig V. Nelson | Editor | | Weber State | | College | Ogden, UT | | 84408-1010 _ Seve Selegersoay sce bape ec Sec. oC lass Year2 No._ Name of Spouse ___ AGTARESS OSS ; City e ea 62 Alumnews ot) Class Year es ve Felepnonc.- State__ tl ani: bg Gaal it friends MW Zip Item: sin pass your “we | | | Soc. : and lable ais dg Ua 5"x7" aS Secs na Aine dle ee si ee at the — Center eld Gi Name oe Medical ald AL seis Send us your latest social worker elie oie eda ones na bck ce The WSC as a medical Veteran’s Administration Grand Junction, Colo. as ! [ Sete ee | | | | | Jennette M. Wood received her master’s degree in social work from Our Lady of the Lake University of San Antonio in December. She is currently | | | | | | | | | | | | | | t | : | | | | — pany 19th Special Forces Group. He has also worked for the last five years as a deputy sheriff for the Salt Lake County Sherrif’s Office. He and | his wife Cheryl have three children. / honors men between the ages of 21 and 36 who have distinguished themselves in such areas as service to community, professionalism, academic achievement, business advancement, cultural accomplishments and civic and political participation. Mr. Daley will have his complete biography listed in the annual awards publication, pointed as operations manager of the Harrison Office in Ogden and as a Commercial loan officer. his new assignment he has marketing responsibility for a new prescription analgesic to be introduced by McNeil. Prior to his promotion he was manager of career development in the company’s sales training department. Cpt. Andrew C. Burton, of Salt Lake City, Utah, recently completed a 42 month assignment as the Commander of Signal Company 19th Special Forces Group (Airborne), First Special Forces, Utah Army National Guard. Cpt. Burton has | been assigned to the 19th Special Forces Group — since receiving his commission in 1978. He has Robert-S. Griffey has been promoted to the rank — %o ‘79 ‘82 “Josef,” by Carol Bruehl of Ogden, was one of many works entered in the ‘ alumni art show during October’s Home Coming week. in |