} Alumnews 1930's CHRISTY JOHANSEN, class of 1982, is the new marketing director at Layton Hills Mall. She majored in English and political science with a minor in business management. During her senior year she worked in the marketing department at the Ogden City Mall. “pmRRY LEAVITT, class of 1939, retired last Mgt as manager of the King County 7 Pinter, Pacific N/W Division of the American DR. CAROLYN DESJARDINS, class of 1969, was named “Woman of the Year’ of the American Association of Women in Community and Junior Colleges. She was nominated by Mesa Community College, where she coordinated and directed the first women’s re-entry program in the state of Arizona. After graduating from WSC, she earned MS and PhD degrees in counseling psychology from Arizona State University. ‘Pitional Red Cross. He served this organiza- f South “WH for 35 years, the last 9 years in Seattle. ; old) 1940's in died JONALD B. HANSEN, class of 1946, has untiful fined the Ogden office of First Security Bank Msamortgage loan officer. After his graduation ‘fhm WSC he attended Prive Development 76 Years the School for University at the Ex- of Washington College of Business Administrai in, He is the past director of Weber Basin an y 18 (21 j Home Builders. : 1 died 1950 3 ARNOLD KENT GARR, class of 1969, has been appointed Director of the LDS Institute of Religion at Florida State University in Tallahassee. He received a Master of Arts Degree from Utah State University and is currently completing a doctors degree at BYU. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Garr, Ogden, and is married to the former Cherie Burns, class of 1968. S }0NALD W. MATHEWSON, class of 1950, of s old) WPisbeen elected president of the Utah Society, ~PAnerican Institute of Architects. He is a partye in the Ogden firm of Mathewson & ) (69 4 Heber ars old) les pia: “}CHARD MYERS, class of 1952, was HP inored as "Man of the Year" by the Utah }fueral Directors Assn. He is the immediate st president of the National Funeral DirecPon Assn. and is the author of over 50 articles Weublished in national and _ international Pp wiblications. He is presently ’a funeral director ; Ogden 1970's jaunders. DR. MARK RAYMOND DUNN, class of 1972, recently received a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Texas A & M University. WARREN L. JOHNS, class of 1972, was elected a partner of the international accounting firm of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell, & Co. He will be a tax partner in the firm's Salt Lake City office. alville, | PO ld) WALEN HOLMES, class of 1959, former WSC 1 died {Ai U of U basketball star, is presently work/yyas an Ethnic Minority Resource Specialist of +} Mihe Utah State Prison. He is married and has “WW od dhee children, including one, Bryon Scott, ito currently plays basketball for Arizona gden . | * f | 1) Jen 1960 | } .BEN “4a | | | ll of 1d) Mur- sold) of Pro- ® S DALE T. JOHNSON, class of 1972, has been named assistant vice president and Timeway Loan Officer of the Ogden Office of First Security Bank of Utah, N.A. , JOHANSON, class of 1965, has receivspecial performance award at the Univerity of California at Riverside. He was Weognized as one of the most outstanding tmployees in his department during the past JAMES D. URRY, class of 1973, is the new manager of the North Ogden Office of First Security Bank of Utah, N.A. FF’. 1] Ben is employed as a staff research associate | inthe department of Soils and Environmental Sciences. nsen JACK L. HOFFMAN, class of 1972, has been elected assistant vice president in the Zions First National Bank marketing department. He has been assistant marketing officer, manager of the Lock Box and Special Services Department, assistant supervisor of the Proof Department, and an auto messenger for the bank. of | old) He has co-authored L. DEANE SMITH, class of 1974, was promoted to management level with the Salt Lake City office of Arthur Young & Co. After his graduation from WSC in economics, he earned an MBA from University of Utah. His past job experiences include four years with Frank Stuart Associates which specializes in litigation nuimerous piblications on soil chemistry research during J Me past 13 years. } / Heis married to Kay (Scifres), and they have +} ‘we son. | } Ogden 4 %pfAN support. (Dr.) } Mpiblished a new book entitled Switching | Tucks. This is his third book to be published ty Atheneum Press of New York. The story is | et alonely ninth grader, struggling with the BARRY WHITESIDES, class of 1974, has been promoted to regional vice president for the A.L. Williams Insurance and Brokerage Company, Aurora, Colorado. Prior to his new appointment, Barry worked as-a loan officer and assistant manager for the loan company. He and his wife, Roxanne (Peterson), class of 1973, have two children. 2 (51 HUGHES, class of 1967, recently | ‘knowledge of his father's death, and about his UT, | wiiendship with an old man. f old) f : } old) den } } G.KENT LARKIN, class of 1969, was elected ‘second vice president of the Utah Funeral Directors Assn. He is president of Larkin & Sons Mortuary in Ogden, and has served dur- } ‘ing the past year as secretary-treasurer | and a Mirector of the state association. er, _ DENNIS G. HEINER, class of 1969, has been ) "| Melected president of Del Mar Window Cover| “ings, a Westminster, Calif. based division of if Beatrice Foods Co. |) After graduating from WSC he earned a : Lit- ayy Ogden | mester’s in business from BYU. He joined Del in 1979. Dennis and his wife and three ildren live in Orange, California. T. CRAIG BOTT, class of 1974, has been given a management level appointment for Arthur Young & Co. in Salt Lake City. He will continue consulting in various governmental functional areas and serve industry in coordinating impact mitigation requirements with governmental agencies. After graduating from WSC with a B.A. degree in political science, Craig earned a master’s degree in public administration from BYU. DR. DOUGLAS DEIS, class of 1975, was appointed industrial psychologist at Hill Air Force Base. He recently received a Ph.D. from University of Utah, and has been a teaching fellow and an associate instructor of psychology and is now an adjunct professor of psychology at the University of Utah. He owns Behavioral Systems Group, a management consulting firm, and was a manager for the Internal Revenue Service. He also worked as a division manager for a local corporation and as a research consultant for the gifted and talented program in the Ogden City Schools. Misc. GEORGE N. FRANCIS, cashier and director of First National Bank of Morgan, has been named to the Utah Bankers Assn. Board of Directors. He attended both WSC and BYU and has been heavily involved in local government, having served eight years on the Morgan City Council and is a past mayor of Morgan . COMMANDER ERNEST D. PERKINS II, has been named commanding officer of the Navy Data Automation Facility in Newport, RI. He graduated fruin Weber High School in 1957 and attended WSC for one year. He graduated from the Naval Academy in 1962 and has served as a Navy pilot as well as in several command positions. He and his wife, the former Jeanne Christensen of Ogden, have two children. VAL R. BITTON, class of 1978, has been promoted to the position of senior accountant in the audit group of the international accounting firm of Deloitte, Haskins, & Sells in Salt Lake City, Val is a member of the WSC Alumni Board of Directors. He is a CPA and lives with his wife, Linda, and two children in Hunter, Utah. DOREAN CAREY began a school in Clearfield where she is teaching English as a second language to Indochinese refugees. She also teaches them to deal with an alien society, how buses work, to sew, and how to prepare American foods. She got the idea after taking a class in English as a second language at WSC. CYNTHIA JENSEN COHN (student of Police Science, 1974-77) received a Master of Science degree in Judicial Administration from the School of Justice at the American University, Washington, D.C. Her concentration was in Court Administration. After leaving WSC, she earned a BS degree from Pennsylvania State University. She is cur‘rently employed by the law firm of Lee, Toomey, & Kent in Washington, D.C. She is married to Richard L. Cohn (see below). DIANE HANCOCK has been named a member of the Weber County Mental Health Board of Directors. She is a detective with the Juvenile Division of the South Ogden Police Department. Prior to that appointment, she was employed by the Washington Terrace Police Department. Diane is on the Weber County Child Protection Team and its Sexual Abuse Task Force and serves on the Weber County Youth Advisory Board. She is also vice president of the county safety committee. RICHARD L. COHN, class of 1977, recently received a Master of Regional Planning Degree from the graduate school of Pennsylvania State University. He was a recipient of a Pennsylvania Senatorial Scholarship and a student research grant. Richard is employed by the Defense Map:ping Agency, Hydrographic/Topographic Center in Washington, D.C. While at WSC, he was vice president of Kappa Kappa Psi fraternity and was a member of the marching and symphonic bands. He and his wife Cynthia (see above) reside in Falls Church, DEBORAH HOLMES has been named branch manager of Kelly Services, Inc. in Ogden. She joined the international temporary help firm as a supervisor a year ago. Virginia. DR. DICK NASH CREAGER, class of 1978, GARDNER, former WSC football coach, been GERALD MATTINSON, class of 1981, former WSC basketball star, has been named the new head basketball coach at his high school alma mater, Rock Springs, Wyo. renamed baseball and to a fourth | GLEN C. ANDERSON has been appointed manager of Anderson's Building Material Center in Ogden. He was a business major at WSC and has worked in the intermountain area with a national building material chain. = HEARD THE WORD? We Do you 1980's has term as a director of the: Weber County Board of Health. He is the regional attorney for the U.S. Department of Agriculture. OLGA ZISUMBO FISCHER, class of 1979, represented WSC President Rodney H. Brady at the inauguration of Robert L. Hardesty as President of Southwest Texas State University last month. Olga lives in Austin, Texas. graduated from the University of Utah College of Medicine. At WSC, he was elected to Phi Kappa Phi. While in medical school, he served as vice president of Clinical. Promotions and was a member of the college council. He has done drug research, and during his third year in medical school was recommended for honors in surgery, psychiatry, pediatrics and obstetrics. He will begin a five-year surgical residency at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, New York this fall. Future plans include subspecializing in cardio-vascular DEAN haven't... receive multiple mail- ings from the Alumni Office? If so, please call 626-6564 or write Alumni-1011, Weber State College, Ogden, UT 84408 (enclosing incorrect label.) Please help us update our addresses on your children, too! Page 9