Ever wonder why your name doesn’t appear in the Alum-nus? Could be we missed the details of your latest accomplishments. Feel free to keep us informed of your latest exploits or any Weber State Alum for that matter. Drop a line to the Alumni Office, Weber State College, Ogden, Utah 84403. David Kennedy Mark } Power and Northern Utah. An active sports fan, Mr. Foley was President of the Weber College Boosters Club for nine years. TOM C. SEEPICH, ’36, Has been named Director of Administration for The Amalgamated Sugar Company. WALTER C. NEVILLE, ’33, For more than thirty years Chairman of the Sociology and Anthropology Department at Weber State College has relinquished the role of Chairman and resumed full time teaching in line with College Policy. He was honored at a dinner by his fellow faculty members Weber College Alumnus David M. Kennedy, has been appointed Secretary of The Treasury by President Richard Nixon. Mr. Kennedy, a native Utahan, was born in Randolph, Utah and graduated from Weber College. Active in forensies and student affairs while on campus he was a student body officer in 1923; with a list of accomplishments and credits too numerous to print, including service with the Federal Reserve Board and Special Assistant to The Secretary of The Treasurer, he became Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago in 1959. FAR ce * ut of Utah FORMER STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT ANNUAL C. OF C. SESSION RONALD JOHN E. JANKE (JACK), 740, ’41, Is married to the former Vera Stoker of Ogden, and has five boys. Currently lives in Lafyette, California and is Construction Supt. in Oakland, California for Otis Elevator Company. He has made several violins in his spare time and plays them. tour of Europe by jet through Paris, FRED C. RABE, 745, Professor of Photography at Weber State College since 1945, recently addressed the Utah RICHARD L. MILLER, ’68, An Aviation Officer Candidate in the Navy, and is stationed at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Flordia. Basin Conservation Project which he has studying as part of his work toward an advanced degree at The University of Utah in the department of Geology and Geography. ¥ o é DR. DAVID ROBERT DIXON, ’49, Has been elected to The American Association for the Advancement of Science. He was nominated for his work involving the relationship between institutional practices and behavioral outcome at the University level. ROBERT D. MONSON, °’59, The appointment of Robert D. Monson as Standard-Examiner Advertising Promotion Co-ordinator was announced recently by the General Manager. He and his wife, the former Marge Widmeyer, have one daughter, W. GRANT SEEGMILLER, ’68, Received a Bachelor of Science Degree in the field of History and is presently employed at the Intermountain Indian School in Brigham City, Utah as a Social Studies Teacher. He is married to the former Sharon Boothe of Ogden, and they have five children. °67, Has been graduated from a U.S. Air Force Technical School at Sheppard Air Foree Base, Texas. He was trained as a Helicopter Mechanic Historical Society on the subject Weber been ~ Geneva, Rome and Athens. M. STREVAY, MERRILL STRAND SECOND LIEUTENANT WAYNE R. MERRILL, ’64, Has been awarded US. Air Force Silver Pilot Wings upon graduation at Reese Air Force Base, Texas. He is married to the former Marilyn Kenley of Ogden. WILLIAM K. OKAMOTO, 66, Received his B.S. Degree in the field of Chemistry from Weber State College, is employed as a Research Chemist in Garden City, Michigan. AIRMAN MICHAEL M. STRAND, *67, Has received Assignment his first Air after basic has been assigned to Moffutt Air Force Associated Alumni Weber State College a Ogden, Utah 84403 PHILLIP E. HOOPER, ’68, Airman, has received his first U.S. Air Force duty assignment after completing b training at Lackland Air Force B Texas, he has been assigned to Eglin Force Base, Florida for training ame Name duty in the Vehicle Maintenance Fiel@: MAJ. MICHAEL C. NICHOLAS, Has been presented The Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement as an F-4 Phantom Aircraft Commander on a mission over a heavily defended area of North Vietnam. FRED SMITH, ’68, Graduate of Webe State College and University was named the Utah § manager of Smith’s Food King in the Newgate Shopping Center in Ogden, Utah. LEAR A. SUMMERILL, ’37, Has been named manager of Mountain Fuel Supply Company’s newly organized Salt Lake City Division. DR. EDWARD W. VENDELL, ’53, Has been invited to present a paper at The American Institute for Astonautics and Aeronautics fourth Aerodynamic Testing Conference April 28-30 in Cincinnati, Ohio. The paper is a report of Plasma Diagnostic Research performed by Dr. Vendell and two National Aeronautics and Space Administration Scientists. JOHN J. BROWN, ’58, Utah Power and Light Company Salesman in Ogden, has been named South Davis County Representative for the Utility firm. MARK AND LYNN NEUBERGER EVANS, ’65, ’68, who are Professional Magicians are currently touring the United States for a three year period doing Magic Acts in association with the National School Assemblies. In Memory isos sc DR. ROBERT VANDRIMMELEN, ’39, Of North Salt Lake, formerly of Ogden, died of a heart attack December, 1968. He attended Weber State College, and received his Doctor’s Degree from the University of Utah. ALBERT F. WADE, ’05, a 1905 graduate from the Old Weber Academy died at his home of natural causes. SCOTT WAYNE CHRISTENSEN AND CALVIN COOK, ’68, Were killed in a motorcycle-car collision this fall. THOMAS RAY CRANDALL, Former owner of the Crandall Knitting and Tailoring Mills in Ogden died of a heart attack at St. Benedicts Hospital Did Spouse ever attend Weber State? Years attended or gra duated Your major field of study Subsequent degrees Occupation ‘rect mailing add ress: in Ogden. LEO M. LOLL, JR., ’43, Vice-President of The University of Alaska died in a Plane Crash near Barrows Alaska. VIRGINIA L. WISE, ’68, Has been commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Air Force upon graduation from Officer Training School at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. ENOS E. MARRIOTT, Rancher and Sheep-shearing businessman, died of natural causes at the Dee Memorial Hospital. CHARLES A. MILES, ’68, AND JOSEPH A. GRAVES, °50, Recently received outstanding awards in the U.S. Reserves. RODNEY B. YARDLEY, Honor student at Weber State College was killed in action in Vietnam when his jeep hit a Land Mine. CPL. LILO E. ALDOUS, Was killed in action in Vietnam September 15, 1968. SS training at Lackland Air Force Base. He Base, Nebraska. ROBERT L. BARKER, ’66, Has been elected President of The Utah Mining Association of Salt Lake City, Utah. ce Alumni Association needs YOU to keep us informed on your whereabouts and activities. se take a moment to fill out the form below and help us to keep our records up to date. Force Duty completing ’60, Has RONALD LAYTON, ’64, A county health inspector who doubles as Layton’s Assistant Fire Chief and is a Volunteer Ambulance Driver, is credited with saving the life of an 18 year old Layton Youth injured in an automobile accident. A gifted speaker and thespian in his undergraduate years Mr. Evans was active in campus activities and served as student body president in 1940-41. PAUL T. HALVERSON, been elected House Majority whip in the Utah Legislature. The Replublican County Chairman, Mr. Halverson, is serving his second term in the State Legislature. He is a member of The Associated Alumni Board of Directors. Mark (Austad) Evans nationally prominent radio personality and newscaster was the keynote speaker at the annual Chamber of Commerce Membership Meeting held recently. A resident of Washington D.C., Mr. Evans is Vice President of Metro Media, Inc; a national radio and newspaper firm. JAMES N. LUVARIS, ’40, Founder and sponsor of the Annual James N. Luvaris Extemporaneous Speaking Contest at Weber State College recently returned from an extensive and presented a silver platter. GARY L. GALE AND H. DON SHARP, Have been appointed by the District Attorney to serve as assistants in that office. on Manager GAINS Physiology. ae a a Division Light Company has been elected President of The United Fund of NOTED ALUMNUS CABINET POST la DR. WARREN RUMSEY BUSS, ’57, Has received an advanced degree of Doctor of Philosophy from The Iowa State University. His Major was in Plant cr E. LYNN FOLEY, ’34, Civic Leader and Evans re ALUM-NUS FORMER STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT-ALUMNI PRESIDENT DIES Dr. Russell Petty, well known Ogden Dentist, Church and Community Leader died November, 1968, in a Provo Hospital after a lingering illness. As a student at Weber he was active in student activities and forensics and was elected Student Body President in 1918-19. A prominent Dentist, Dr. Petty was well known for his Civic and Cultural envolvements throughout the State. He served as President of the Associated Alumni of Weber State College during the critical year of its re-organization in 1942-44. His wife Lucille Petty, was a former student and faculty member of Weber College.