And meet Carla Cunningham- she met all the percentages we have the most of at Weber State. She is white, single, a Weber County, Utah resident living at home with her parents, Guy and Marie Cunningham, 872 Sullivan Road, and is a full-time student taking 11-12 credits. Carla is nineteen. But...Carla is interestingly atypical for all that. She is majoring in Police Science, and her classes include two police science courses, judo and swimming. A serious student, Carla would like to become involved in the counseling, probation area of police science. ’ L.G. Bingham emphasizes a legal point during a police science lecture. Sete Carla is a freshman. She graduated from Ogden High School in 1979. While she has made her “major” decision she is still undecided on what her minor will be. Like many students Carla works part-time jobs when she can. During the Christmas season she was a security guard at ZCMI. She watched for shoplifters. Her youth and innocent appearance caught about 20 would-be shoplifters slipping merchandise in coats, pockets, and sacks. She put them under arrest, the police took over from there, but she attended arraignments and testified. During Lagoon’s season Carla is a ride operator. A grant from Financial Aids pays her tuition at Weber State. stnumber of ng a religious ‘WSC are LDS. icategory as well during an LDS Instieeirine and AdvaPhilosophy class. K rd. nd | | | Perfecting a back crawl, Carla finds swimming is an excellent sport for her. She enjoys sports but an injured knee limits the sports she can participate in. ‘ ‘J it A tease, Carla douses swimming coach, Lynn Corbridge. ‘I stay away from the edge of that pool,” said Coach Corbridge, “‘she catches me every chance she gets.” story by Arlene Wilson photos by Mike Schoenfeld | i