WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY News for Alumni & Friends CONTENTS 8 WoMEN’s ATHLETICS Local coverage of womens sports has dribbled in, say sports-media veterans who recall the publicity challenges Wildcat women’s athletics faced when Title LX was implemented. PLAYING POLITICS Frank Guliuzza is acclaimed Utah's Professor of the Year 2003. Hess also an ordained minister. What prompted this master of divinity and Notre Dame PhD in constitutional law to say, “All the things my mom taught me went out the window.” KEEPING Up The roots of Americans envy for bigger, better, more go back to our countrys founding, but keeping up with the Joneses wasnt socially acceptable until the zoth century. ANNUAL Girt REpoRT Review the 2003 annual report of gifts to Weber State University. ‘An-HA’ MoMENTS Rosemary Conover, anthropology professor for 34 years, exemplifies the H. Aldous Dixon award — leadership, collegiality, and genuine interest in others and the world around her. OGDEN INVENTOR A local businessman, in partnership with WSUss Department of Performing Arts, is recording music in ways you ve never heard before. ROTC Atumni REsPonpD A new generation of soldiers has fought honorably, and some are now home. Alumni of WSU’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) recount their experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan. 24 Crass Notes Classmates check in. 30 PicruRE-PERFECT MomeENTsS Check out a two-page photo gallery of Alumni Association activities. Are you in the picture? If not, we invite you join us in future activities and make great memories. WEBER STATE UNiveRstry MAGAZINE VoL. 9, No. 1, Sprinc 2004 EDITOR IN CHIEF Kathryn Edwards MANAGING EDITOR ART DIRECTOR Hillary Wallace ‘98 DESIGNER Ellen Rantz Paula Airth CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Barbara Bernstein Becky Oleson Devon Crus Jennifer Philion Lynell Gardner Ryan Rigby John Kowalewski Shannon Solomon Stacey Kratz Don Spainhower Susan Matt Gary Toyn 91 CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Barbara Bernstein Vicki Gorrell Margie Esquibel John Kowalewski Lynell Gardner Jennifer Philion PHOTOGRAPHERS Barbara Bernstein Wendy Leonard Brian Griffin Mohammed Robert Casey Brian Nicholson L. Williams Comments and questions about Weber State University Magazine may be sent to the editor at the address below or forwarded by phone: (801) 626-6348, fax: (801) 626-7069 or e-mail magazine@weber.edu POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Weber State University Magazine, Weber State University, 4025 University Circle, Ogden UT 844084025. WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY WEB weber.edu WSU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WEB alumni.weber.org WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2003-2004 Jane H. Brewer, Chair Dan E. James 68, Vice Chair Barney Chapman 72 Mac Christensen Thomas F. Davidson Jewel Lee Kenley ex 93 Chris J. Malan ‘80 Catherine A. Ortega 74 Kathy S. Petersen Kyle Poll 04 FRONT COVER PHOTO by Robert Casey PHOTO BY ROBERT CASEY BACK COVER PHOTO by Brian Nicholson, de Ogden Standard- Examiner WEBER LOOKING TO THE Watch STARS So many planets, so little time - and resources. That's the challenge for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) as new technology leads to the discovery of more planets in the galaxy. WSU professor John Armstrong recently received a grant from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory to help pinpoint planets similar to Earth through NASA's Terrestrial Planet Finder program. Armstrong's research involves developing numerical models to locate Earth-like planets via their specific light patterns. “By analyzing the visible and infrared light emitted by planets, we'll be able to more quickly detect planets like our own,’ he said. FATIGUE FIGHTER The U.S. Air Force has declared war on fatigue, and it's enlisted the help of WSU psychology professor Lauren Fowler. She will conduct research with pilots and air battle managers at Brooks City Air Force Base in San Antonio, studying fatigue and disruptions in the circadian rhythm (the body's daily cycles of eating, sleeping and other functions). Air battle managers work 13-hour shifts, and researchers are looking for ways to increase performance and safety while fighting fatigue. Fowler will help | wsu news & EVENTS study the correlation between circadian rhythms and cognitive performance (thinking, learning and studying), and how these activities are affected by the time of day. The goal is to identify when aircraft personnel can perform their tasks ‘33 Former hostage negotiator Terry Waite, 64, shared with WSU audiences the way he coped with four years in solitary confinement, chained to a wall and blindfolded much of the time. “Life now had to be lived better, faster and easier. internally, said Waite, NOTABLE adding that he wrote several books in his head. After his release NAMES Jeffrey Hurst is the new dean of students. Hurst was officially appointed to the position in early April, following a national search. During the past year he served — ok , as Interim dean of students. A member of the WSU campus since 1993, he served two years as the director of counseling and psychological services at WSU. \c. ‘98 Cary Crittenden ‘72 returned to his hometown of Ogden to receive an honorary degree from WSU and deliver the keynote speech at December commencement. The chief financial officer and vice president of American Express Co. told graduates to focus on developing their reputation and integrity, because you never know who's watching. He shared that he first met his current boss years ago, when they worked together fresh out of college. Crittenden said that interaction ultimately served as a stepping stone to his present position. John Armstrong, WSU professor in 1991, he put the books to paper and they became bestsellers. Waite shared his experiences as a negotiator and hostage in the Middle East and offered his views on current U.S. foreign policy during a January convocation. ‘3 Zoology professor Kent Van De Graaff ‘65 has been named the 2004 John S. Hinckley Fellow. Van De Graaff, who serves as premedical advisor and Is the author of several anatomy textbooks used throughout the country, was recognized for his overall contributions to WSU. Since 1991, the Hinckley award has honored a member of the WSU faculty who excels in teaching, scholarship and service. GOING THE EXTRA MILE College students from across the state, including about 25 from WSU, found a unique way to express their views to the Utah legislature. Walking, running or cycling their way to the state capital, students relayed copies of a letter expressing their support for higher education funding. | INTRODUCING Weber State University Magazine, THE NEW VERSION OF Vista. Dear Alumni and Friends, The students began their treks at the Idaho and Arizona borders, passing through every state college campus along the way. Once tn Salt Lake City, students read the message to lawmakers at the 2004 legislative session. WSU student body president Kyle Poll estimated that Weber State students ran more than 40 miles along the route to demonstrate their commitment to higher education in Utah. VIRTUAL TIME MACHINE A senior project by four computer and electronics engineering technology students is now on display at Hill Aerospace Museum in Roy, Utah. Jed As we listen to alumni and oe aonity members talk about Weber State , University, we hear consistently how proud they are to be associated with the university. Changing the name of this publication from Vista to Weber State University Magazine \s a reflection ofthat pride. In January a group of WSU, student callers contacted a random caraple of readers to ask their opinions about the magazine. People didnt remember receiving Vista, yet they remembered specific articles in the magazine. We decided to change the name based on that feedback. We believe it's an important step in building ee identification between you, our readers, and Weber State. _ Weber State University Magazine will continue to fea {he a university’ S innovative programs, faculty and student research, campus events and alumni updates. We hope each | issue of the magazine will reinforce your pride in WSU. _ In the words of Kyle Poll, the 2003- 04 WSU student body Srenident (tsa great day to be a Wildcat!" | Kathryr plwarde Editor, | Weber State University Magazine Van Dyke ‘03, Brandon Taylor ‘03, DONATION EFFORT Weber State University outpaced the competition in a weeklong endeavor to sign up organ donors. Two WSU earned scholarships from the Utah Registry Coalition for their efforts. and Lee were part of a 60-member committee that successfully signed Donor Cluff WSU up procedures, he will teach the vocabulary of compassion, so that medical personnel can offer reassurance. BUILDING COMMUNITIES majors, said his next class will focus WSU's student-based Volunteer Involvement Program (VIP) was recognized nationally as a Daily Point of Light for making a positive and lasting difference in the lives of others. VIP students donate their time and skills to service through various committees and community groups, including Alternative Spring Break, Christmas Tree Express and Best Buddies. on a specific medical vocabulary to help health care practitioners respond to Spanish-speaking patients and their families. Besides the parts of the body and the names of medicines and In December, students showed their Support for community service by presenting checks for more than $500 each to the Ogden and Brigham City chapters of Habitat for Humanity. 1,686 donors throughout the week. SAY ‘AH’ IN SPANISH Weber State University's foreign languages department will soon offer an entry-level Spanish course for medical professionals. David Nielson, who teaches an upper-division class in medical communication for Spanish OCH YHeHAVMMM STUDENTS ‘ORGAN -IZE students, Andre Cluff and Jessica Lee, Om Kevin Studstill ‘03 and Roy Purkiss '03 refurbished a 1942 B-25 J flight simulator once used to train aviators during World War II. The simulator had fallen into disrepair and had been removed from display. The students spent two semesters retrofitting the simulator, replacing the old hardware, including an antiquated analog computer, and updating It so the flight controls would interface with a modern flight simulation program. The restored simulator is part of an interactive exhibit that allows visitors to experience what it was like to fly a WWil-era aircraft. The students raised funds by raffling a children's playhouse they built from materials donated by local businesses. During fall semester, nearly 60 students volunteered more than 500 community service hours to help Habitat efforts along the Wasatch Front. Two FOR THE RECORD BOOKS Some old TV antennas, two computers and plain old determination helped a group of WSU telecommunication students set an unofficial world record — twice. Assistant professor Ken Cuddeback challenged his students to top a Polish company’s world record of 68 miles for wireless computer communication. Using a radio transmitter with limited range, the students modified the old antennas and used a few off-the-shelf items to expand each computer's reach. In December, the students successfully transmitted information from a computer near the Golden Spike Historical site at Promontory, Utah, to one in Magna, more than 71 miles away. Buoyed by their achievement, they topped their own record less than a week later, connecting a machine at Promontory Point with one at Point of the Mountain — a distance of 82 miles. LOOKING AHEAD Construction crews are putting the finishing touches on the newly renovated Jack D. Lampros Hall for Teaching, ro Connected—with Benefits | | Asi a member of the WSU Alumni Association, you support vital oe _ programs such as scholarships and other activities that attract the best and brightest: to Weber State. | In addition, you also enjoy some great benefits: 50% off annual WSU gym pass | Spring 2004 people from across Utah have descended on WSU every July to enjoy the John A. and Telitha E. Lindquist Summer Pops Concert. The annual event offers the public a free evening of live music performed by The New American Symphony Orchestra, capped by a spectacular fireworks display. In recent This year's concert, scheduled for Sunday, July 11, will mark the 26th anniversary of the popular celebration. ‘Free WSU Library privileges | Wsu MAGAZINE 3 For more than a quarter century, enjoyed the entertainment from blankets and lawn chairs on university grounds. -- Inexpensive short-term medical coverage D of Visual Arts, will provide students, faculty and staff 24-hour-a-day access to computers and other technology resources. The renovation was made possible by a donation from the Stewart Education Foundation. A formal dedication of the building is planned tor late August. years, more than 50,000 people have ‘Online career and job search Discounts on major car rental and hotels. Dior athletic tickets Discounted auto/home| insurance 60% off interstate moves Join online by i“ 16 and we'll deco 10% off your cee dues! Go here: alumni.weber.org or call 801-626-7535. Learning and Technology. The facility, which formerly housed the Department John Kowalewski, University Communications ; WILDCAT IN A RUSH back Nick Chournos, who rushed for 1,649 yards, setting the school's singleseason rushing record. Chournos has 2,541 Jerry Graybeal Career rushing yards, Blaisdell said of the 146-134.5 win over second-place Montana State. great team performance.” “It was a The men's team never trailed and racked up the largest-ever margin of victory In taking the title, 165.5-101 over Idaho State. Junior Wiley King won the 55-meter dash and the 55-meter hurdles. the season with a 15-13 record. Senior forward Slobodan Ocokoljic led the team in scoring with 15 points per game. On the women's side, junior forward Julie Gjertsen had an outstanding season, leading the team in scoring (16.9 points per game) and rebounding (6.1 per game). The Wildcats lost only three Big Sky games during the regular King's hurdle time was the best in WSU history, and his 35 points were the most ever scored in the championship meet by one athlete. Senior Jerome Milner won the 200- and 400-meter dashes. with a 17-10 record. season, tying for second place in the conference before being upset by Eastern Washington in the tournament quarterfinals. They finished the season third on the WSU career charts, and needs 525 more to become the school’s all-time leader. ICING ON THE CAKE New CLaAss ENTERS HALL OF The WSU men’s hockey club moved FAME a team up to Division 1 competition The 2003 campaign marked the fourth time in school history the football team in the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) this past season and Two track and field standouts, one men's basketball star and two of the most successful coaches in Weber State earned a spot in the 2004 ACHA national tournament in March in Ames, lowa. WSU finished the tournament In seventh place, has won eight or more games. Three members of the team - Chournos, | 7. senior linebacker : topping Arizona State tn its first game, then falling in double Matt McFadden and sophomore defensive overtime to eventual national lineman Brady Fosmark — were named to the Division I-AA AllAmerican third team. =Za = The team was 21-10-0 in the regular season. Senior goaltender Korrie Vinton's 91.7 save percentage was among the division's top 20, while Nick Chournos These three, along with senior guard Jon Newman, were first-team selections for All-Big Sky Conference. RUNNING champion Ohio University. DOWN A TITLE The WSU men’s and women's indoor track and field teams won the Big Sky Conference Championships in Bozeman, Mont., in February. It was the third consecutive conference title for the women's team, which rallied from 65 points down to win the meet. Senior Danielle Blaisdell won the mile run in 4 minutes, 59.09 seconds, the third-best time in WSU history. The Wildcats also won the 1,600-meter relay. freshman Erik Milliron and junior T.J. Nykiel, both forwards, led WSU in points. Also, freshman defenseman Miles Wirkus was recognized by the ACHA for his University and Big Sky Conference history were inducted into the WSU Athletic Hall of Fame in February. This year's inductees are Keith Cox ‘69, men's/women’s tennis coach, 19752004, and tennis team 1967-70: Shawna Halford Cox ‘95, cross country/track and field, 1991-94: David Johnson ‘80, basketball, 1976-80; Mac Madsen, men's golf coach, 1964-97; and Al Yardley '76, cross-country/track and field, 1971-75. Jennifer Philion, University Communications excellent play. WINNING SEASONS FOR Hoops TEAMS The WSU men's and women’s basketball teams compiled winning records in their 2003-04 campaigns. The men advanced to the Big Sky Conference tournament semifinals before falling to conference champion Eastern Washington, ending UAEAAVMMAM The Wildcats’ attack was powered by junior running “The tough ones are sweet,” coach Jim OCH Head football coach Jerry Graybeal signed a new three-year deal following the team's 8-4 performance (4-3 Big Sky) in 2003. He also was named Big Sky Coach of the Year. SN WILDCATS Sidelines | wsu atHtetics — RIGHT: Nan Holyoak, media pioneer and Wildcat fan WoMEN’'S ATHLETICS ACHIEVE FULL-COURT In her final year at WSU, Nan Holyoak was overwhelmed by media requests for information about the school’s highly successful women’s basketball team, which was traveling to the women's NCAA tournament. But, she notes dryly, it was not always so. “The local paper here was terribly hard to break into because the (sports) editor at the time wouldn't give you two cents for women's sports,” said Holyoak, Weber State University's recently retired associate sports information director. “He once said to me, ‘| wouldn't come to a women's basketball game if you paid me to."" Randy Hollis ‘74, longtime sports columnist, writer and editor at the Ogden Standard-Examiner, remembers that remark, and that attitude. Hollis was just a few years into his 31-year career at the Standard-Examiner when Holyoak started pitching women's sports stories to the paper. “His (former sports editor) generation © WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2004 didn't believe girls should even be competing,” Hollis recalls. “Journalists sat back and said, ‘Let's see how they do first before we start devoting a ton of coverage to them.”" Chris Miller '86, the StandardExaminer's current sports editor, started working as a reporter at WSU's Signpost in the late 1980s. Though the ideas of PRESS most reporters had evolved by then, shreds of the old attitudes persisted. “| think at that time the tone was still like, you'd call them ‘Wild Kittens’ instead of ‘Wildcats,"" he said. “There was still a bit of a condescending attitude about women’s sports.” TITLE IX OPENS Doors Holyoak takes pride in knowing she helped change those attitudes. In 1972, the window of opportunity for female collegiate athletes — and, as it happened, for Nan Holyoak — was cracked open by Title IX. Essentially, the federal legislation required universities to support women’s athletics — with funding, staff and facilities — at a rate proportional to men’s sports. Suddenly, universities had to have women's sports. And they had to have someone to promote them. “| knew with Title IX there would be a demand for women on this level, because women's sports were starting to be recognized and funded," said Holyoak. But she quickly ran into a full-court press of opposition. “They were having (women’s sports) because they had to; if they didn't, the school would lose a lot of federal funding,” she said. “There weren't that many scholarships, so it was hard to recruit; it was hard to hire coaches." THE NUMBERS GAME Holyoak started by compiling meaningful summaries of women's athletics. Although women's sports started at WSU in 1974, the best records Holyoak found when she arrived in 1978 were rosters and notations of whether the team won or lost each game. There were no Statistics; not even a game score. So she started attending games, keeping detailed statistics and summaries. Because she was a single mother, her two daughters often were with her: “I've always said they grew up at the Dee Center." Holyoak's efforts resulted in a detailed record of successes, failures and growth for WSU's female athletes. Armed with the facts and figures, she put her offense into motion. But she had to, as she puts It, “step gingerly" with sports editors. Hollis said Nan Holyoak approached that delicate task in just the right way. “She did her job the way it should be he said. "She let us know a game, there's an we'd love to have you come cover the games, these are the athletes that are doing well. She was always there as a source of information." OFF THE BACK PAGE Success for Holyoak in those days consisted of a few paragraphs buried inside the sports section. Broadcast coverage? Forget it. ‘Anything about women's sports would be in the briefs,” she said. “There was hardly ever a picture, and if there was, it was in the back pages. The first time there was a picture (of a women's game) WOMEN’S GAIN Sports GROUND Basketball, gymnastics, softball and volleyball were the first women’s intercollegiate sports at Weber State University, in 1974. Gymnastics was discontinued about four years later. Of the 300 student-athletes today, 40 percent (121) are women. Women's teams exist in: ¢ basketball * cross-country ° golf ¢ indoor track * outdoor track * soccer e tennis ° volleyball on the front page, | did cartwheels down the hall at work." Over time, as more women became college athletes — and the quality of play increased — the spotlight turned more often to the women’s game. Melissa Freigang, WSU associate athletic director and a former student athlete at the University of Utah, believes women's athletics are attracting the interest of more and more sports fans, many of them male. “Once you get fans there you have to give them a good product," she said. Fans need to leave saying, '"Wow, those girls can play. These women are athletes.’ Miller said that by the time he started as a reporter, even the dubious had been convinced there was value to women’s athletics. “| came in when high school girls’ sports was full speed ahead," he said. “We were picking girls’ and boys’ (all-star) teams almost equally. ... Title IX helped: some recognition of equality helped. | think the growth of women’s sports is a reflection of the growth of girls’ sports. Grassroots participation really pushed it." STILL LEVELING PLAYING THE FIELD Miller acknowledged that college men’s sports still receive much more coverage than women’s events: “We still reflect the community in that there are 6,000 people at men's basketball at WSU, and 600 at women's basketball.” That frustrates Holyoak, who feels women's sports still deserve more. “The coverage wasn't as good as | would like it,” she said with typical tartness. “| had it put to me that when women's teams start putting 6,000 fans in the seats like the men do, they'll get the same coverage men do." Hollis, the father of four sports-playing daughters, doubts that more press coverage would significantly change attendance at women's events. Yet he suggests that a look at high school girls’ sports might reveal a bright future for women’s college athletics. “(High school) girls’ sports are gaining in popularity, which you can't say of high school boys’ sports,” he said. Holyoak, who remains a WSU fan in retirement, is similarly hopeful. “People in sports departments realize now It’s not going to go away," she said. “Looking at demographics, there are not as many women fans. But men are becoming more interested. We have a big fan base of men for women's basketball. If the teams can stay successful, their fan base will grow." Stacey Kratz, Contributing Writer a < a =m a > = > a try a ~ tr _ ro © done," always there's athlete, Playing Politics PAYS OFF FOR WSU Professor N THE SECOND FLOOR OF WEBER STATE Universitys Social Science building, there’s a shadowbox display jammed with trophies, plaques and gavels — 24 and counting — from the American Mock Trial Association, the American Collegiate Moot Court Association and tournaments across the country. It has taken the WSU mock trial team less than a decade to pile up this much hardware. The program was created in 1995 by political science professor Frank Guliuzza, who serves as director and coach. Over the past 14 years Guliuzza has become a fixture at WSU, but that in no way means he’s standing still. Chair of the Department of Political Science and Philosophy, he also serves as the universitys pre-law advisor and created an LSAT prep class. He is active in politics and religion. And recently, he was able to add another item to the lengthy list of honors on his curriculum vitae: 2003 Utah Professor of the Year. How does it feel to receive such an honor? Guliuzza says his feelings were well articulated by Carnegie Foundation President Lee S. Shulman at the awards ceremony in Washington, D.C., 6 WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2004 in November: "He said, ‘I know how you all are feeling right now. Youre feeling 1) I don't really deserve this. There are other people on my own campus, let alone the rest of the state, who are more worthy of receiving this. And 2) I've just begun to earn this. I can do better.” DESERVED DISTINCTION Guliuzza is the first WSU professor to be selected for this honor by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. “It's a wonderful reflection on the university,” says interim provost Kathleen Lukken. “We have many faculty members who are stellar teachers, and it’s very rewarding to have one of them receive this nationally renowned award. ~ Dr. Guliuzza has a keen interest in providing students with challenging intellectual experiences in the classroom, and he also understands that a great deal of learning takes place outside the classroom,” Lukken says, citing Guliuzza’s experience with the mock trial team. HONOR IS NO MOOT POINT “lam amazed every time I think of Dr. Guliuzza’s dedication to his students,’ says Todd Creer ‘03, who is now attending Cornell Law School. “Not only does he do a great job teaching, but he also spends countless hours coaching mock trial, writing letters of recommendation and establishing WSU as a great university. | know working with Dr. Guliuzza in mock trial really assisted making my decision to become a lawyer.” Another former student strongly agrees. “I learned a lot about preparing a case for trial,” says Raven Rivera 03, now in law school at the University of Southern California. “Mock trial and moot court taught me how to think quickly and respond to unanticipated events. | The students arent the only ones who benefit from the program. “I get to work with one of the best collections of students on campus, Guliuzza says. He also has a longtime personal interest in debate — he won a Wyoming state title in high school — and the process fascinates him. “The activity changes your life in that you think a little differently, he says. “Debaters think in series of arguments, rather than one argument at a time. It's like chess: You tend to see three or four moves ahead. The way a composer can hear a few notes and put together a piece of music, youre thinking about how to put together an argument.» conversion changed his life, and he felt called into ministry. Already holding degrees in social science and political science, he completed a Master of Divinity program at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kentucky. Ministering to a small church and having problems finding financial support, Guliuzza turned to his academic background. ‘| applied to the PhD program at Notre Dame and got in. I got a nice scholarship and was able to keep our little church afloat,” he says. “Once I started focusing back on constitutional law, | fell in love with it.” Guliuzzas desire to explore complex issues led him into local politics; he was elected vice chairman of the Utah Republican Party in 2001, after his bid to win Sen. Orrin Hatch’s U.S. Senate seat. “We spent about $5,000 to run around the state in a minivan, he says. “It was a good experience for someone who teaches American government to see the real-world side to party politics.” VIEW Having taught at several different universities around the country, Guliuzza has found that what it takes to make students think often depends upon where he is. “There are times you can advance a discussion by taking the opposite side from whoever is talking, he says. “At some schools, the opposite side is the conservative position; a lot of times here, the opposite side is the liberal position. So I'll take that opposite side, and we engage in a debate.” MIXING POLITICS AND RELIGION Guliuzza, it seems, would have made a great lawyer. In fact, that’s the path he was on before a religious De The combination of teaching and preaching has been a good one for Guliuzza and his wife, Kathy, who stays home to care for the couple's two foster sons. It has enabled us to do exactly what we want to do, he says. “We ve ministered in several states. At the same time, | have the chance to do something | really enjoy (for a living). “I guess all the things my mom taught me went out the window, ‘he says. “As a little kid, youre always taught that you dont talk about religion and politics in polite company — I became a minister and political science professor. | Jennifer Philion, University Communications Guliuzza with members of the mock trial team Add UaAdaA MMM Although he holds strong political convictions and draws upon his personal experiences to help political science theories come to life for his students, Guliuzza realizes the importance of being balanced in his teaching. | have a responsibility to be evenhanded, he says. “I dont think you have to shut off your own political beliefs and values in the classroom, but teaching shouldnt be synonymous with being propagandist. | —_ —t KEEPING A BALANCED a Pied oe ay * 3 4 , F* ae 4 oP ane . ; pk a> Lbs hs , S ; ' A LORE De " i AN be : Al Lt eoAs - ris % ‘ fa t ‘1 “re a it 7 Ye PIES i ee Sm thet” ey Lewy fe | ie “f i ' a4 > KEEPING UP with the JONESES: The Role of Envy in American Consumer Society THERE WAS A TIME IN U.S. HISTORY WHEN ENVY WAS CONSIDERED to be a grave sin, a failing so great that many feared it could easily lead to complete moral ruin. The Ten Commandments warn against covetous behavior, and the Christian tradition identifies envy as one of the seven deadly sins. vada Ada wo become acceptable? A MMM Today our society does not worry about envy. When we see women and men envying the wealthy and imitating their lifestyles, we write it off as part of the harmless and very American activity of keeping up with the Joneses. In fact, many economists believe that such competitive spending is necessary for a healthy economy. According to this view, envy and the purchasing it inspires are not sinful in the least; they are essential for national prosperity. How did we make the shift in our cultural psyche that allowed envy to WASTE NOT, WANT NOT Although modern Americans take for granted that everyone is entitled to strive, that all individuals have the right to lift themselves up by their bootstraps, to 0 from rags to riches, for much of American history this has not been the case. For centuries, those who wanted to climb the ladder of material success faced strong opposition. In 1651, for instance, the Puritans of Massachusetts Bay passed a law that made it illegal for men of mean condition to wear Gold or Silver Lace, or Buttons... or to walk in great Boots, or for women of lowly station to wear Silk or Tiffany hoods, or Scarfes.... Only the wealthy were entitled to fancy clothes; the poor and middle classes needed to know their place and satisfy themselves with less extravagant fashions. While such regulations gradually disappeared from American law books, the spirit behind them lingered for centuries. By the late rgth century the laws had changed, but attitudes had not. It was still common for ministers, 5 WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2004 journalists and moral leaders to condemn the envious. American men and women who longed for elegant carriages, fine silk dresses, expensive carpets and grand houses heard again and again that they must keep their desires in check. Ministers and editorial writers lectured that God had chosen each person's social position. To envy, to struggle to rise higher, was to question God's wisdom. Instead the envious were expected to conquer their longings and be contented with what they had. Writers and preachers painted dark portraits of what might happen to those who did not control their envy because they believed the emotion could cause all sorts of moral problems. Some warned that envy might lead to financial ruin if people tried to keep up with their wealthier neighbors. As one journalist put it, many a businessman can trace his downfall to the diamond earrings for which his wife or daughter begged so hard. Other social commentators worried that young girls, their hearts set on glittering jewels or glossy furs they could not afford, might sell their virtue and become prostitutes to satisfy their desires for laces, silks, furs and earrings. These stories In 1897, readers of the Saturday spirit. While she was initially “| find now... that | was unhappy, Evening Post encountered the happy with her new acquisition, not because | had no diamonds, story of Mary, a very pretty Mary soon tired of the jewelry. but because | was daily breaking girl of sixteen, who was the She began to compare herself the tenth commandment, and daughter of a man In moderate with her wealthy classmates who circumstances. “Oh! If| only had sported diamond bracelets and guilty of covetousness. So, if you please, I'll do without them, a pair of diamond earrings!" who were more richly dressed and be content with old ones, said Mary to her mother. She than she. At first this made her which are more appropriate to confided, “! believe | should be envious; but... she was both your means, dear papa. At this, perfectly happy if | had them. good and sensible.... gradually Mary's parents wept with joy, You don't know, mama, what a she began to see that, as she happy that their child had gained such wisdom so early in life. beautiful pair Esther Haley has. could not have all she wished, it All the school girls envy her." was better to put a limit to her After some quiet consultation, desires at once. She realized that Mary's parents bought her it isn't what we wear that makes Excerpt adapted from Keeping the earrings, with the hope of us happy; it is the contented Up With the Joneses by Susan teaching her that happiness spirit within. Guided by this Matt. Copyright © 2003 does not consist in fine jewelry, insight, Mary gave her earrings University of Pennsylvania Press. but in a contented and cheerful back to her father. She told him, Used courtesy of the publisher. While there was more to envy, there were also new ways to act on the emotion. The mass production of imitation luxury goods allowed the middle and working classes to copy upper-class styles. Imitation silks, laces, sealskin, pearls and a host of other knockoffs began to be offered at low prices. Suddenly it became much easier to own goods like those owned by the wealthy. LOOK LIKE A MILLION DOLLARS While it was controversial to act on envy and buy such imitation goods in the 1890s and 1900s, it gradually became more acceptable to do so after World War |. Psychologists began to argue that envy was a natural instinct; economists came to consider it a useful spur to economic growth; editorialists regarded it as a sign of commendable ambition. A 1923 editorial in the Ladies Home Journal captured the new attitude. The magazine congratulated American women for dressing well. It praised women of humble origins who still managed to dress with style and flair: Whatever their background, they seem all to be inspired with what we are told is a typical and somewhat standardized American desire to “look like a million dollars.” The magazine celebrated the fact that even shopgirls in Salt Lake City were more fashionably dressed than some duchesses in London. Modern advertising, which developed in the 1920s, also helped spread this new view of envy. An ad for Pompeian face cream, for instance, proclaimed, Advertisers and social commentators of the 1910s and 1920s encouraged Americans to pursue whatever it was they longed for. Envy, which 30 years earlier “When asked what covet meant, a young girl replied, ‘not to want other folks’ things, but to get Sears, Roebuck Catalogue and buy for yourself. 999 had been considered a grave sin, was now regarded as an economic stimulant and a force for individual advancement and social progress. A young girl captured the new attitude toward envy. An Alabama minister reported that “a little girl in one of my church schools was asked the other day, What was the Tenth Commandment? The reply was “Thou shalt not covet. When asked what covet meant, she replied, ‘not to want other folks things, but to get Sears, Roebuck Catalogue and buy for yourself.” The new attitude toward spending and envy, which first took shape in the 1gros, survives to this day. Advertisements, movies and television programming admonish us to believe we are entitled to the good things in life, regardless of our class position. Following Sept. 11, 2001, economists and government leaders suggested it was our patriotic duty to spend money as a way to stimulate a lagging economy. Our modern consumer economy depends on commercials, on catalogs, and on Wal-Mart, Sears, Nordstrom and a host of other stores, but it could not function without modern attitudes toward envy and spending that allow, and in fact encourage, us to shop. By Susan Matt, associate professor of history, Weber State University. Matt is the author of Keeping Up With the Joneses: Envy in American Consumer Society, 1890-1930. Ada VaAdAaA MMM Envy became more rampant in the years after the Civil War because the consumer economy was expanding dramatically. During the late 19th century, merchants created elegant department stores that sold all sorts of luxury goods and lured customers off the street with appealing window displays. Those who lived too far from such stores might find the pages of the Sears and Wards catalogs all too tempting. Advertisements in newly created magazines such as the Saturday Evening Post and the Ladies Home Journal also told readers what was fashionable and desirable. And when, in the early years of the zoth century, movies became popular, they, too, sparked envy with their images of happy rich people sporting new clothes, living in luxurious mansions and driving shiny cars. “Dont Envy a Good Complexion, Use Pompeian and Have One. It suggested that the way to cope with envy was not to repress ones longings but instead to act on ones desires. The ad told readers: “Why cast envious eyes at another when all you need to do to have an equally enviable complexion is to use Pompeian MASSAGE Cream yourself?” U1 reminded the envious lower classes that they should know their place and stay in it. Lessons for a lifetime: My Favorite PRoFEsSSOoR Through the years, Weber State University faculty have touched many lives and the tradition of teaching excellence continues today. Below is a sampling of the comments we've received from WSU alumni who wanted to share their memories of their favorite professor. Dr. K. Earl Ericksen Years taught: 1960-1989 Served as chair of the performing arts department for six years. STUDENTS SAY: “We worked hard in jazz band, trying to sound good. Earl taught us to ‘lay back’ on the beat, which is something young trumpet players NEVER want to do. I'm grateful now for this, although he drove us crazy beating it in to us at the time. Rolling, lazy eighth notes are quite tasty in certain kinds of jazz." Skip Musgraves ‘80 “He mingled learning with humor. He surprised us one day on a band tour in Idaho, when we were roller skating, by turning around and skating backwards on one foot. He was quite an athlete. He was and is a genius on swing style, especially Glenn Miller." Lew May ‘66 PLEASE DO | Spring 2004 CuRRENT PursviIrts: “There was never a day | wasn't excited to go to work,” Ericksen said. “| enjoyed seeing the growth of the students and the effect music had on their lives.” Ryan Rigby, University Communications Remember the first Weber State University professor who made a difference in your life? Would you like to thank that person? This is your chance. We pay tribute to the professors who have had lasting impacts on former and current WSU students by featuring your comments and memories in Weber State University Magazine. To share your memories, visit Community.weber.edu/wsualumni/findprofessor.htm FEED THE WILDCATS Becca McCall, a human resources major, lunched with Sandra Davies ‘89, a human resources consultant and trainer. McCall initiated the meeting, having registered at the alumni office and received Davies’ name and telephone number. WSU MAGAZINE lives by influencing the decisions they'll make later.” or call Alumni Relations at 801-626-7535. Weber State University students and alumni sink their teeth into serious talk about careers during the alumni association's Take a Wildcat to Lunch program. ao ‘| always wanted to help students understand the impact of music, not just in college, but throughout their lives. Music helps students see the world in an aesthetic sense, which creates an appreciation of beauty. It can also help shape their Living in Mountain Green, Utah, K. Earl Ericksen is close to his two children and seven grandchildren. He has remained active in education as school board president of the Morgan, Utah, School District for the past 11 years. Ericksen is the leader of the Junction City Big Band. He plays clarinet or saxophone in the group, which performs throughout Northern Utah. Ericksen also has directed his church choirs. Subjects: music education, jazz ensemble, band and orchestra director FORMER PHILOSOPHY: learned from her alumni mentor. "She talked to me about real life situations," McCall said, “about human resources and trying to motivate people.” Davies suggested human resources ideas McCall has used in working with employees in the shipping department at her current job. The alumni office sent each woman a “conversation menu” of questions to stimulate table talk. The two talked about career ladders in their chosen field, the non-monetary benefits of working in human resources, and networking. After they parted, student and mentor each filled out an evaluation form for the alumni association. Margie Esquibel, alumni relations program coordinator for Take a Wildcat to Lunch, said several mentors have suggested they would like to network further with their luncheon guest, or recommend the student for an internship or job. McCall, a senior who works full-time for a Layton company that sells air purifiers, is already using some of the things she Online registration is available at community.weber.edu/ wsualumni/lunch.htm 2003 ANNUAL REporRT oF GIFTS Te FOLLOWING PAGES RECOGNIZE THE thousands of alumni, friends and organizations whose generosity touched the lives of countless students at Weber State. The impact of your gifts to student scholarships and programs is multiplied me fulfill my dreams of becoming a school teacher. My education at Weber State University has changed my life. | am more confident and many times over. independent. My education will continue to help The following excerpt from a letter written by a student to the donor who helped fund her scholarship illustrates how profound your “What an incredible gift you have given me! Education is priceless. This scholarship is helping me my whole life and will affect the lives of others. What you have shared with me will be shared with others.” Thank you. influence is on our students, their families and their communities. WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY 2003 | Giving at a Glance TYPE OF DONOR NUMBER OF DONORS TOTAL GIVEN Alumni Friends Organizations 2,703 757 466 $1,758,668 $583,710 $3,307,141 Total 3,926 $5,649,519 GIFTS BY AREA TOTALS College of Applied Science & Technology College of Arts & Humanities Goddard School of Business & Economics Moyes College of Education | Dumke College of Health Professions College of Science | College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Alumni Programs& Scholarships Athletics General Scholarships Stewart Library Other Student Support/ Programs University Excellence Fund Total $408,656 —$639,106 $464,697 $141,837 $259,322 ~=a«.219, 868 $231,133 — $127,714 $457,385 — $169,242 $194,349 $1,940,460 $395,750 $5,649,519 Report FOUNDERS’ of Gifts SOCIETY The Founders Society honors those alumni, friends and organizations whose lifetime giving has reached $50,000 or more. FOUNDERS. CIRCLE $5 million or more INDIVIDUALS “* John B. and Geraldine W. Goddard Donnell B. and Elizabeth D. Stewart” ORGANIZATIONS “* Val A. Browning Foundation Davip O. McKAy CIRCLE $500,000 to $999,999 INDIVIDUALS Emily R. Barnes* Faye B. Cummings William W., V and C. Anne Dodgson Willard Lincoln and Ruth P. Eccles* “* Frank B. and Marcie L. Harvey Willard M. Heed* C. Charles, Jr. and Dorothy B. Hetzel ** Dean W. and Carol J. Hurst Jason L. and Lynette E. Kap “* Jack D. and Betty J. Lampros “* Marilyn E. Modling “+ Layton P.* and Betty J. Ott “+ Jack B., Jr. and DeAnne Parson “* C. William and Bernice C. Stromberg “* Dale W. and Adele C. Young ¢ Girts In 2003 “+ Enterasys Hill Air Force Base “* [omega Corporation “+ Lifetime Products, Inc. “¢ John A. and Telitha E. Lindquist Foundation “* Microsoft Corporation “¢ Nutraceutical Corporation PacifiCorp Foundation for Learning “* Parker Aerospace Foundation “* Junior E. and Blanche B. Rich Foundation “+ Harold W. Ritchey Family Foundation Walter C. Swanson Estate “* Toyota Motor Sales USA, Inc. H. ALDOUS DIXON CIRCLE $100,000 to $249,999 o ¢¢ Stewart Education Foundation * Deceased ¢ ANNUAL Louis F. MOENCH CIRCLE $1 million or more INDIVIDUALS Mark Evans” and Lola G. Austad Matthew S. and Barbara Kimball Browning* “¢ William H. and Patricia A. Child “* Gary E. and Marsha H. Close “* Thomas F. and Nancy L. Davidson “* Thomas D. Dee, II Family Edmund W. and Carol B. Dumke “* Ezekiel R., Jr. and Katherine W. Dumke “* Kem C. and Carolyn B. Gardner Jay W. Glasmann “+ Martha Ann D. Healy Robert H., Jr. and Janice Hinckley “¢ William R. and Gretchen Kimball “* John A. and Telitha E. Lindquist Dean F. and Jane S. Morrin “* Jerry C. and Vickie L. Moyes Clair S. and Joan M. Weenig ORGANIZATIONS “* Ashton Family Foundation AT&T Global Information Systems Browning- Kimball Foundation Credit Bureau of Ogden “* Lawrence T. Dee and Janet T. Dee Foundation Willard L. Eccles Charitable Foundation “* George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation “* Richard K. and Shirley S. Hemingway Family “* The Jon and Karen Huntsman Foundation The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation Oracle Corporation Mary Elizabeth Dee Shaw Foundation ORGANIZATIONS ¢¢ Autoliv ASP, Inc. Elizabeth Bell Christian Trust Dr. Ezekiel R. and Edna Wattis Dumke Foundation General Motors “¢ Edith Dee Mack Green Foundation ¢¢ Alan and Jeanne Hall Foundation IBM Corporation ¢¢ Intermountain Health Care, Inc. “* Ralph Nye Charitable Foundation Dee Glen and Ida Smith Estate “* Dr. W.C. Swanson Family Foundation AARON W. TRACY CIRCLE $250,000 tO $499,999 INDIVIDUALS “* Jack and Nancy Behnken “* Rodney H. and Carolyn (Mitzi) Brady “* Vernon M. and MaRee C.”* Buehler Keith N. Godfrey LaMar J. and Jean W. Harvey ** Darlene H. Hobson “* Robert L. and Annette S. Marquardt “* Barry D. and Kathleen S. Mower “¢ John and Dottie Parson “* Scott W. and Allison Parson Louis S. and Janet B. Peery” Aileen Perlstein* “¢ Janet S. Sessions Harold C.* and Grace M. Steed ¢¢ Norman C. and Barbara L. Tanner ORGANIZATIONS “* The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Foundation “* John J. Cortez Family Foundation “* DaimlerChrysler Corporation Annie ‘Taylor Dee Foundation ¢* Marriner S. Eccles Foundation INDIVIDUALS “* August L. Ahlf Barbara J. Auerbach Carl N. and Lorna Barker “¢ Haven J. and Bonnie Rae E.* Barlow Linda M. and Dennis J. Barton Karen W. and E. Keith Beaver* Glen J. and Beverly D. Behling Virginia C. Brace* Jonathon A. Bugger” Alvin F. and June H. Cobabe “* Ben H. and Lula Day Ezekiel R. Dumke, Sr.* “* John D.* and Vera E. Eccles “* Douglas A. and Cari E. Eilertson “* Robert P. Ekins Jeffrey C. and Nancy E. Flamm James R.” and Patricia B. Foulger Sid W. and Mary Foulger U. Edwin and Mary K. Garrison “* George E. and Mary C. Hall Allen N. and Neva H.* Henderson “* Anne H. Hinckley Robert H. Hinckley, Sr.* “+ James C. and Jodee H. Hoellein James C. and Mary Ann Jacobs “* Jewel Lee Kenley Kenneth E. and Ina Mae Knapp Edmund Wattis* and Jeannik M. Littlefield George H.., Jr. and Beth F. Lowe “* Jane and Tami Marquardt Elizabeth McBride “* Donald M. and Barbara B. Moore Ronald L. Moshier* “* Conrad H. and Carolyn R. Nebeker Jerry H. and Kathy S. Petersen “* Dennis R. and Kristine B. Read Blake Roney “* Paul H. and Carolyn L. Thompson Doyle C. and Madelyn H.* Udy “* Robert L. and Patricia W. Wangsgard & ¢° Jean Anne Waterstradt , ¢ Girts IN 2003 “¢ Carol S. Westmoreland* Bart and Ellen W. Wolthuis* Seldon O. and Shellie Young “* Ronald J. Younger ORGANIZATIONS Alcoa Foundation ATL Ultrasound “* The Boeing Company BTS Broadcast Television Systems, Inc. Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Ogden “° Elliott-Hall Co. The Matthew B. Ellis Foundation First Security Foundation “* Fluke Corporation “* Flying J Oil Co. Inc. “* William H. and Mattie Wattis Harris Foundation Intercim Corporation Ed Kenley Ford Kennecott Development Corporation “* Key Bank of Utah-Ogden The Keystone Foundation Howard and Evelyn Larson Foundation “* Lindquist Mortuaries “* Management & Training Corporation “¢ Etta Smout McDonald Trust “* McKay-Dee Hospital National Semiconductor Corporation Norris J. and Eleanor Owen Estate “* Samuel C. and Myra Powell Foundation Questar Corporation “* RKB Industrial Inc - Kimber Kable Sequent Computer Systems, Inc. “* Simmons Family Foundation Staker Parson Companies “* Swire Coca-Cola of Ogden O. C. Tanner Company “¢ Charles J. and Inez Cortez Truscott Foundation TRW Foundation United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing Co., Inc. US West Foundation “* Worth of a Soul Foundation WILLIAM P. MILLER CIRCLE $50,000 to $99,999 INDIVIDUALS Jerry C. and Carolyn J. Atkin Thomas W. Bachtell Bruce W. Bastian “* Robert L. and Nadine C. Bateman “* LuJean W. and Marilyn B. Blakeley Althea Bond* “¢ E. Rich and Jane H. Brewer J.W. and Myrene R. Brewer* “* Kelly J. Calvert David L. and Bonita Carter Lifetime Giving * Deceased Carol Wattis Casey O. Reuel* and Florence S. Child “¢ Rex and Shana Child “* Robert A. Clarke* “* Lawrence L. and Kathee R. Corry “* Lowell R. and Erika Daines “* Janice J. Dee “* William R. and Verna M. Egbert Paul and Jeralyn Favero James P. Felt “ J. Ronald and Cheryl M. Galli Mary S. Gorin* Thomas R. and Sandra Grimm “* G. Craig and LeAnne Gundy Fred M. Hannah* James Albert Howell” Elta Mae T. Jackson” “* Helen J. James Edwin B.* and Mildred S. Jones Jim E. and Norma A. Kier “* Ross F. and Becky C. Knight John R. Lehmer “* Shirley S. Mack “* Scott and Kim Marquardt Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel “¢ Jean H.A. and Richard R. Miller “¢ F. Ann Millner Dick and Jan Motta “* Preston P. and Betty H. Nibley Robert N. and Shelley H. Packer Kent B. and Nyla K. Petersen Barbara Lynn Petrovich Mitt Romney “* M. Paul and Beverly B.* Southwick Merlon L. and Ruth L. Stevenson* Walter C. and Beryl M. Swanson* Edward B. and Cheri F. Walker Phyllis Cannon Wattis* “* Keith W. and Viva May Wilcox “* Harmon G. and Gwen S.* Williams Stephen C. Wilmans Ferron D. and F. Stephanie Wimmer Leah M. and Estel Wright* ORGANIZATIONS “* America First Credit Union Anderson Lumber Company «* Ash Grove Cement Company “* Bamberger Memorial Foundation “* Big D Construction Corporation Black & Decker Corporation/Nolan Archibald “* Browning Buick Motor Division “* C. Scott and Dorothy E. Watkins Charitable Foundation “* Chevrolet Motor Division Davis Hospital and Medical Center “* Denkers Family Foundation Deseret Management Corporation Katherine W. Dumke and Ezekiel R. Dumke, Jr. Foundation “¢ Edwin B. & Mildred S. Jones Foundation “* FAA-NavCom Unit, SLC. SSC First Scientific Corporation “* Ford Motor Company Fund “* Yong OK Lee Hamrick Trust “* Harmon Foundation “* Key Bank of Utah Land Car Management Leona B. Major Trust MarketStar Corporation “* Ogden City Corporation Petersen Investments I] “+ Purity Technology S&H Color Intermountain “¢ Standard-Examiner “* Charles and Flossie S. Stephens Foundation “* Union Pacific United Parcel Service “* Floyd J. Woodfield Family Trust Young Automotive Group LIFETIME PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY The Lifetime President's Society honors those whose lifetime giving through Dec. 31, 2003, totals between $10,000 and $49,999. INDIVIDUALS “* Richard M. and Bette A. Alston “* | Todd and Jill Anderson Joseph P. and Alice T. Anderson” Virginia Andrews Nolan D. and Margaret C. Archibald “* Robert W. and Nancy P. Arnett “* H. DeWayne and Jill B. Ashmead “* Barbara G. Avondet Ronald M. and Nora L. Axton Louis W. Babcock “* Elizabeth C. Barlow George G. and Karen T. Bateman Jim S. Bateman Roger P.* and Leatha Baur C. Scott and Kristen Baxter Gustav W. and Mary S. Becker” George L. and June B. Bell “* Henry L. and Gloria P. Bircher Sue W. Birkinshaw Robert H.* and Ruth T. Bischoff “* Val R. and Linda L. Bitton “¢ G. Thomas Blanch, Jr. “* Jerry H. and Dodie T. Borup Paul Bransom* Lois S. Breeze* Everett S. and Dorothy Brown* Dale T. and Jean W.* Browning © ANNUAL REPorrt of Gifts “* Lucia D. Browning “+ E. LaMar and Melba H. Buckner J. Clyde Buehler* Arlene Burk* Walter R. Buss* ¢* William A. and Helen F. Call Ruth Dixon Cannon “* LaVon B. Carroll Earl E. and Nina* Castner Charles A. Cearley, Sr.* Wan Fu and Ruby Chi Orlo E.* and Elizabeth S. Childs “* Evan J. and Geraldine O. Christensen “* Mac and Joan G. Christensen “* Peter R. and Dianne L. Christensen Geraldine M. Clark “* Stephen L. and Nancy J. Clark “* Martie H. Collett “* Michael F. Collett “* Patricia Comarell ** Rosemary Conover and C. Luckey Heath Kathryn W. Corning Mary L. Craner William J., II] and Raelene B. Critchlow Sven T. and Stacy Davies “* Brian and Debra Davis Dello G. and Verlie L. Dayton* “* Robert H. DeBoer Max and Nancy Delgado Steve and Christi Denler “* Nancy T. Dunlap “* Ernest F. Durbano* and Bonnie B. Durbano-Burtenshaw Dorothy D. Durst* John N. Edman Ernest R. and Arvilla Parry Ekins* “* Judith H. Elsley Donald A. Erekson “* Robert P. and Mary H. Evans Bernard F. Farr James and Doreen M. Farr “* Nancy S. Farrell Norma and Wayne P.* Farrell Jack G. Felt, Jr.* Bryce C. and Uleah Flamm “* Joseph H. Florence Walter Futrell Kevin S. and Tanya Y. Garn Edie George “* Frank R. Godfrey “* L. Clifford and Elizabeth F. Goff “* Melvin C. and Eleanor S. Green Eva E. Green* O.E. and Jeanette C. Grua* “* Craige S. and Deanna S. Hall “* Ora R.* and Edna I. Hall Keith Halls “* Norma J. Hansen Edward G. and Roopa S. Hashimoto “* Orrin G. and Elaine Hatch * Deceased Dale and Hazel D. Hatch* “* David H. Haun “* William (Mel) M. Hawkins Dennis G. and Mary Heiner Robert T. and Betty B. Heiner Barbara C. Henrie “* Charles C. and Dianne L. Hislop *“ Robert M. and Jeanette Hogge Henning Hoj Adeal R. Holbrook Kenneth D. and Norine R. Holmgren “* Ronald L. Holt Timothy G. and Brenda J. Homer * Joel C. and Shauna R. Horne “* Joan G. Hubbard Ira A. and Leona A. Huggins* “* Leo and Mamiyo Iseki “* Dan E. James “* Vernal H. Johnson “* Leon L. and Judy B. Jones Chris L. Jorgensen “* Roydon O. and Paula F. Julander “* Peter J. Kasius “* Diane M. and Bryan Kawamura Selma Keil Kevin M. Kempin Larry and Alene King Jean T. Kunz LaGrande H. and Winnifred R. Lamb* Clifton B.* and Reva T. Larson ** George F., Sr. and Mary Jo LaTulippe W. Rulon Lee* Melba S. Lehner* Carolynn Glasmann Lindsley* “* Jim W. and Bonnie C. Lochner “* G. Val and Karen B. Lofgreen John E. and Nancy Lowe “* Kathleen M. Lukken Steven and Kalleen Lund Oakley M. Maccarthy* “* Kathryn L. MacKay Robert A. and Caroline S. Madsen “* Lee J. and Becky Malan Carl A. and Martha Mattsson * Willard Z. and Rona Lee Maughan Laura E. May Joseph and Katherine McCune* “* Richard E. and Carol McDermott “* Cyrus M. and Betty McKell “* Patricia McNamara Mark W. and Marna D. McPhie Chloe D. Merrill “* Mary W. Miller “* Mildred Y. Miya Donna S. Moesinger* James R. Monahan Ruby E. Montierth* David N. and Shari H. Moore “* Michael P. and Lucy W. Morrelli “* Richard W. and Belva R. Moyle * GiFrTs IN 2003 Matt Musgrave “ Richard E. and Gloria A. Myers “* Scott D. and Carol A. Nelson “* Richard L. and Alaine Nelson “* William D. and Marcia Norris Clifford T. and Ruth L. Orton “* Don L. Owens Jack B., Sr.* and Bonnie F. Parson “* Douglas L. and Olene C. Pell “* Levi S. and Althea S. Peterson “* Mark S. and Rita Peterson “* Marvin J. and Geneva C. Peterson “* Paula A. Peterson “* Richard O. and Joan R. Petty “* June K. Phillips *“ Benjamin H. and Helen G. Plowgian “+ Randy and Charlotte Quinn “ William K. and Julia D. Reagan Afton A. Richards “* Franklin B. Richards “* Richard and Annette Richards Sophie R. Richards* “* Brent W. and Diane A. Richardson “* Richard C. and Colleen Roberts * L. Cedric and Catherine L. Rolling Ellen Russell Charlotte B. Ryan Robert N. and Peggy Sears “¢ Candadai Seshachari “* Gene A. and Shantal D. Sessions “* John R. Sillito “* Michael G. Smart “* Rheva G. Smart “* Charles L. and Julie Smith Thomas O. and Nina H. Smith* “+ Anthony and Ruth Spanos “* Leon J. and Frances Staciokas Jim Stavrakakis Bradley W. and Raeone Steuart “* N. Dwight and LuRue P.* Stevenson Bradley J. and Linda Y. Stringer Franklin R. and Gay Q. Stuart “* Kenneth F. and Marion H. Stuart Reed K. and Ruth P. Swenson* Grace Tanner™ “+ David C. and Ruth A. Toller “* Roger J. Trinchero “* John E. and Mary K. Ulibarri “* Richard O. and Rose Marie Ulibarri Kent M. Van De Graaff S. William Vandehei “* Michael B. Vaughan Byron L. and Carol Rae Wade Lynn G. and Janice Wade “* Jack D. and Bonnie R. Wahlen “* Joyce E. Wanta Kelly C. Ward Charles E.* and Marjorie H. Ward “* Richard M. and Judy G. Webber Garth L. and Melba C. Welch ¢ GIFTs IN 2003 * Deceased Thomas K. Welch “* Francis R. and LeAnn P. Wheeler Hyrum B. Wheelwright * “* Jim and Kay Wilson “* James L., Sr. and Carolyn B. Wold “* Ronald L. and Kay G. Wooden “* Gloria Z. Wurst ORGANIZATIONS A&K Railroad Materials, Inc. Clara Abbot Foundation Abbott Laboratories Fund Associated General Contractors of America, Utah Chapter “+ Amalgamated Sugar Company LLC American Business Women’s Association “* American Dream Foundation, Inc. Apple Computer, Inc. “* ARUP Laboratory “* Bank of Utah Barnes Aerospace Barrick Resources (USA), Inc. B. W. Bastian Foundation Bell & Howell Company Boman Kemp Structural Steel, Inc. Bonneville International Corporation/KSL Bourns Sensors Controls, Inc. BPOE Does, Ogden No 27 David W. Buker and Associates, Inc. “ Cache Valley Electric Co. - Logan Castle Foundation Castleview Hospital Auxiliary “* Cephalon, Inc. CF&L Development “* Chevalier Jewelers Chevron U.S.A. Inc. Chick-Fil-A, Inc. Chromalox “* Citigroup Clay Adams Company C. Comstock Clayton Foundation Coleman Foundation Columbia Healthworks Elias G. & Florence H. Cross Foundation Cutrubus Motors, Inc. Davis County School District Davis Family Foundation Deloitte & Touche LLP Diesel Electric Service & Supply Co., Inc. “* DK Foundation John N. Edman Construction, Inc. El Lobo Investments Limited Elks National Foundation C.R. England and Sons, Inc. Exchange Club of Ogden Farmers Insurance Group of Companies Fila Sports First Nationwide Savings FMC Jetway Systems “* Goldenwest Credit Union Lifetime Giving “* Great Salt Lake Minerals Corporation Edith Dee Green Charitable Trust Val A. & Edith D. Green Foundation Grumman Aerospace Corporation Dorothy K. Hancock Estate * Dell Loy Hansen Charitable Support Trust Harris Corporation Harris Truck and Equipment Co. William Randolph Hearst Foundation Alberta Henry Educational Fund Hermes Associates Hill Field Management, L.C. “* Robert H. Hinckley, Inc. “* Holcim Incorporated K.H. Huppert Company Hurco Industries “* Hustle Enterprises, Inc. Instrumentation Laboratory, Inc. Intel Corporation Intermountain Health Care/AmeriNet “* James & Co. Harold Maclean Johnson Memorial Scholarship Fund “* R&J Johnson Memorial Scholarship Trust “* J. S. Kanel & Associates Kier Companies “* Kimberly-Clark Corporation KPMG KTVX (Channel 4) Television “¢ L3 Communications Lexidata Corporation Life Care Foundation for Education & Research Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Lundahl-Astro Circuits Meadow Gold Dairies Menlove Dodge -Toyota Herbert I. and Elsa B. Michael Foundation Mobil Foundation Modern Woodmen of America Monarch Nutritional Laboratories Mt. Ogden Rotary Club NAO Company - Vehicle Operations Bert L. and Lulu M. Neal Foundation Harry and Margaret Needham Foundation Nissan Motor Corporation Northwest Pipeline Corporation Nucor Steel Corporation Ogden Board of Realtors Ogden City School District “* Ogden Regional Medical Center Ogden Symphony-Ballet Association Overland West, Inc. Parker Abex NWL Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Ogden/Logan Petersen Motor Co., Inc. Phillips Petroleum Foundation, Inc. Pioneer Door Sales, Inc. “* The Presser Foundation Primavera Systems Inc “* R&O Construction Rockwell Rotary Club of Ogden SAE Foundation Salt Lake Regional Medical Center Saturn Corporation SavOn Sporting Goods “* Sempra Energy “* Silver Fox Business Trust SME Manufacturing Engineering Ed. Foundation W.F. and Anna Smith Foundation “* Julian T. & Helen Cortez Stafford Charitable Trust Sun Microsystems, Inc. Surety Life Insurance “* The Taco Maker, Inc. Techsonix Corporation International, USA Tektronix, Inc. Thurman M. Thaxton Trust Grant Thornton LLP “+ James W. and Blanche B. Toone Trust Toyota Technical Education Network Uintah Basin Medical Center United Savings Bank University of Utah Dept. of Computer Science Utah Air Force Association - Charity Golf Utah Arts Council Utah Association of Academic Professionals Utah Elks Association Utah Office of Museum Services Visual Wave Vulcraft “* Wadman Corporation Warner Power Products Elveretta L. Wattis Memorial Foundation Weber County Medical Society Weber County Board of Education “* Weber State Credit Union Weber Track Alliance Welder's Supply “* Wells Cargo “* Wells Fargo Bank Northwest “* Wells Fargo Bank-Ogden West One Bank-SLC Western Mortgage Loan Corporation Western States Arts Foundation “* Westland Ford-Hyundai “* Wheelwright Lumber Co. “* Williams International “* Workers Compensation Fund Worth Publishers, Inc. WR White Company “* WSU Botany Club XO Communications “* Zions First National Bank (SLC) Zions First National Bank (Ogden) ANNUAL Report of Gifts Pritiwanti and Raj Kumar ALUMNI AND eee John L. and Gwyn A. Schmidt Grant Thornton Foundation Helgesen, Waterfall & Jones Hone Oil Co. Robert F. and Susan J. Lewsen John W. Hansen Real Estate & Chris J. and Laurie J. Malan Max J. and Cleo E. Malan Larsen Construction Paul T. and Sarah M. Kunz Ne alumni and fess etes gift - in 2003 helped V WsSU students, : faculty, staff. programs and — facilities. Each and aay gift. made a difference. ANNUAL * Deceased PRESIDENTS SOCIETY $1,000 to $9,999 INDIVIDUALS Daniel D., Jr. and Heidi Alsup James M. and Sheri C. Alvey Clifford Nowell and Laura Anderson Gilbert R. and Anne F. Barley Dutch and Karen Belnap ]. Curtis and Caron B. Breitweiser Yaeko K. Bryner Brian D. and Theresa M. Castlemain Lowell D. and Lucille Chambers Rosalind N. Charlesworth Javier C. and Amada Chavez Don L. and Jenadee Child Geri M. Clark Evelyn C. Combe Carl B. and Lynette H. Cook Joseph F., II] and Pearl Critchlow Merlin E. Daines John C. Demel, Jr. Mary Margaret Dinneen” W. Scott and Vivian R. Donaldson Jane Brown Dunaway Barbara Duncan Kathryn J. Edwards and Donald K. Keipp Richard F., I] and Karen W. Fairbanks Douglas P. and Shelley L. Felt Stephen W. and Peggy W. Fishburn Ralph E. and Donna B. Friz Jed R. and Laurie Fuhriman Don E. and Kathryn S. Gardner Carol V. Gaskill L. Kay and Marilyn Gillespie Merrill A. and Evelyn C. Godfrey Vicki Gorrell and Bob Mondi David Griffiths Patrick L. Hanley Gordon K. and Mary P. Harrington James R. and Martha J. Harris Jeffrey D. and Melissa Harrison Ivan J. and Beverly G. Heslop David W. and Margaret A. Lazenby Dean F. and Mary Carol Luddington Gladys Madsen Jamie and Kelly Martin Michael J. and Brenda N. McNamara Jeoffrey A. and Jamie Meacham Judith P. Mitchell John C. and Diana Moesinger Wendell T. and Barbara E. Nilson C. Brett and Nancy Nilsson Kevin L. and Jennifer Norris John R. and Libby L. Norvell Linda K. Oda L. Kent Payne Lynn S. Phillips Blanche R. Rasmussen John W. and Joy Raynes Robert L. and Joyce T. Rice Dale A. Ririe* C. Kent and Annette M. Russell Richard W. and Claudia S. Sadler Jay Schooler Carlyle and Terry J. Shaw Allen F. and Susan T. Simkins Steven M. and Carol Ann Smith Sandra S. and Melvin R. Sowerby Scott and Nelladet Stettler Norm and Maurie Tarbox Rodney B. Thatcher Alice F. Thompson Jay J. Thompson Orin V. and Melinda A. Trussell Thomas R. and Annette Van Dyke W. Roy and Kathleen D. Van Orman Nancy Boyington Wade Shi-hwa Wang and Yu-Jane Yang Paul L., Jr. and Willene H. Wattis David M. and Mary Lu Wheeler Paul H. and Brenda M. Wheelwright Francis M. Wikstrom and Linda M. Jones Martin B. and Lydia Wingate Denise Woodbury Scott and Cecelia Wright ORGANIZATIONS A&R Staffing Services, Inc. Mountain Math/Language LLC Hill Air Force Base Operations Northrop Grumman Litton Foundation Ogden Police Benefit Association Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce Arrowdale, L.C. PRD Private Foundation Profit Concepts Inc. RC Hunter Enterprises, Inc. The Reagan Foundation The San Francisco Foundation Schmitt, Griffiths, Smith & Co., P.C. Schneiter's Riverside Golf Course Solar Engineering Ltd. Staceys Hands of Champions Beauty College TAC Automotive Group Thomson Learning ‘Toys R Us United Way of Northern Utah Utah Hispanic American Festival Utah Hospitals & Health Systems Association Utah Noodle Parlor Wal-Mart Washington Mutual Bank Weber School District Wisan, Smith, Racker, & Prescott, LLP Women’s Historical Society Wooley Family Association DEAN'S CLUB $500 to $999 INDIVIDUALS Robb S., Jr. and Camille B. Alexander Charles W. Armstrong, II] Stephen W. and Marcy E. Barlow Rex M. and Jenni Baxter Lyle J. and Florence H. Boss Carlos D. Cerna The Clark Family Foundation Nancy J. Kirby Inc. Mathematics & Science Education Fnd B Investments, L.C. Bank One Steiner Corp. John W. Jarman Clark A. and Tana Jenkins Reed M. Jenkins Jerry B. and Kit O. Jensen Leavitt's Mortuary Lincoln Financial Group Foundation American Linen - A Division of AES Delano, Inc. Air Charters, LLC American Family Day Corp. Beta Alpha Psi Thomas A. and Patricia John John W. Johnson Philip D. and Ann H. Johnson Nolan E. and Lynda F. Karras Investment Corp. KWIK Vending Service, Inc. Richard C. and Doris G. Bosworth Kirt G. and Monica S. Butler D. Omer and Eunice Buttars Kim D. and E. Diane Butters Jerri L. Byers Ace Ambulance Lorenzo N. Hoopes O. Wendell, Jr. and Myrtle S. Hyde Idaho Technology, Inc. Centennial Bank Clear Channel Communications Codale Electric Supply, Inc. C. Walker & Bonnie Cross Foundation Dell Corporation Farr's Jewelry Gartf Enterprises, Inc. Ken Garff Ogden, LLC Golden Beverage Company R. Blaine and Deborah L. Campbell Dorothy C. Carty Barney B. and Marilee F. Chapman Donald M. Thomas A. Ted G. and Adrienne I. and Mona B. Chase and Delia Christensen Glenna A. Combe Cook Martha Craig Robert S. Crowell Alan J. and Joanne B. Dayley Joanne B. Dayley Craig L. and Sheryl G. Dearden Ralph E. and Betty Ann Dearden Harry Diavatis Myrna Eberle & Family Dave and Patsy Eisler Sally A. Farrar Jonathan G. and Dana D. Ford Michael A. and Julie Fosmark Gordon Frisbey Jerry D. and Linda J. Gardner Gail B. and Carma Gibbs Albert H. and Flossie Givens Carl L. and Christine Grunander Greg and Cheryl M. Hansen Suzanne M. Harley David E. Hart Edmund A. and Trudy K. Healy Warren R. and Heather J. Hill Annette S. Howard James R. and Connie L. Hunter James C. and Joan R. Hurst LeRoy D. and Caril R. Jennings Brent E. and Rebecca L. Johns Kenneth L. Johnson Kenneth W. and Mary L. Jones Michael Thomas Faye K. John H. D. and Rosanne Jones L. and Diane M. Keller Kenny and Carolyn Knight Kenneth R. and Lynn C. Kofoed Wm. Scott and Jerri Lamb John E. Lamborn Kirk Laughter John A., II and Heather Lindquist Robert E. and Dianna M. Lindquist John and Louise P. Lintz Susan Makov D. Michael and Linda Marsh Kevin H. McBeth Ronald G. and Vickie L. McCall Gerald L. and Beryl L.* Mechtly Dan C. and Leanne M. Milne Robert J. and Virginia L. Molzer David G. and Leslie R. Moore Shaun S. and Christina L. Myers Boyd C. and Cherrie G. Nelson Douglas S. Neves Robert K. and Nicole J. Okazaki Michael A. and Cynthia A. Palumbo Richard W. and Sue Pech Drew M. and Ruth E. Petersen Michelle L. Phinney Everett H. and Lanetha B. Pierce Dennie and Geraldine Prevedel Roger F. and Sheryl Rawson Kelly and Linda Robertson Julie G. Ropelato Stephen C. and Marsha D. Rose David and Magdalene Sauer Charlie Schill and Debbie Andrew Keith T. and Leila S. Shimizu Michael R. and Jan W. Slabaugh Richard W. Sline Jeffery T. and Faun T. Sorensen Phillip E. Sotomayor John H. and Bonnie D. Thompson Rex W. and Lu Jean McBride* Thompson Mary P. Urie and Family Carl B. VanZweden Kent R. and Carole W. Wangsgard Hal W. and Gwen Wheelwright Thomas L. and Catherine Wilkinson January 1 through December 31, 2003 * Deceased Dean R. and Carol J. Williams Annie O. Wong Samuel I. and Linda B. Zeveloff ORGANIZATIONS A.R. Aluminum AirGas Intermountain B.M.1. Development Corporation The Barn Golf Course Calendar Systems, Inc. Cannonball Musical Instruments, LLC CK Construction & Services Corp. Colorado Heirloom Cotner-Pipe Organs Creative Designs Hair Salon Cross Western Wear Express Recovery Services, Inc. Fresenius USA, Inc. Great Basin Engineering, Inc. Haynie & Company HJ & Associates, LLC Horizon Educational System Keyes Benefits Kiesel Sales and Service Inc. KPMG Peat Marwick Foundation Liberty Mutual Millcreek Plumbing Northwestern Mutual Life Ogden Pizzeria Ogden Subaru Physician Industries Professional Services Corporation Progressive Youth Inc. Roosters 25th St. Brewing Co. R. L. Shaw & Company, Inc. SilverStone Homes Smith and Edwards Co., Inc. Society of Professional Journalists Stayner, Bates & Jensen, PC ‘Tanner & Co., P.C. Hi Fi Shop Tony's Pizza, Inc. Universal Party & Display Utah Onions Inc. Whitestone Enterprises Woodbury Corporation Young Living Essential Oils CENTURY CLUB $100 to $499 INDIVIDUALS Michael J. Aarvold E. Harris and Ethel H. Adams Lynn E. Adams Allan A. and Tamara L. Agee Michael L. and Andrea L. Aitken James Aland Richard L. and Kathleen W. Alder D. Edgar and Patricia M. Allen David V. and Nancy C. Allen Marion P. Allen Richard M. and Karla Allen Gordon T. and Sharon W. Allred Quinn R. and Della Rae Andelin Blaine C. and Geraldine A. Andersen Darrell W. and Barbara B. Anderson Richard D. and Charlene Anderson Dale Anderson L. Boyd Anderson Marian C. Anderson Monte K., Sr. and Geraldine B. Anderson Robert J. and Dareth W. Anderson Reid H. and Sandra S. Andrews Yoshiro G. Aoki Frank H. and Laurie A. Brown Michael D. and Laurie K. Brown Marshall and Evelyn Brown Bernard A. and Charlene W. Bruce Gerane Apgood Janice K. and Marshall S. Applegate Alan and Jennifer Applonie Christopher G. and Laura L. Bruch Kent G. and Jo Ann L. Arave Ward J. and Geniel S. Armstrong Arthur F. and Marian U. Budge Vera L. Arrington Charles and Anna Jane Arroyo Valerie T. Aston Helen Badger Elizabeth F. Bailey Steven D. Bailey Toni V. and Patricia A. Bair ]. Bruce Balken Mark D. and Kay Ballif Kyle D. Bambrough Brita Barber Troy R. Barber Ralph E. Barnard Keith B. and Karen L. Barnes Kenneth A. and Karen S. Bauer Lucinda Baxter Pharol E. and Jane Beasley Briana D. and Bob Beckstrand Bradley Garrison and Jamie BeertGarrison Duane F. Behrent Mark P. and Terrie Beichley Robert R. and Audrey N. Beishline Stacey Bell Sia Eng Beng Richard and Catherine J. Benn Ellery K. and LeAnne Bennett Steve E. and Katherine F. Berger Vernon M. and Jacquelyn L. Bergstrom Barbara P. Bernstein Steven H. Berrett John M. and Pamela H. Betts G. Robert and Lucy M. Bevan Robert J. Bezyack Mark A. and R. Carol Biddle Val J. Bielecki David R. and Valerie A. Bierer Gary D. and Georgine W. Bills Mark R. and Janette C. Bischoff John J. Bizzell and Suzan Crawford Kay Black Marion Blackinton David E. and Helen D. Blackner James W. and Catherine Blaisdell Richard H. and Carol A. Blake Earl L. and JaNae F. Blonguist Ryan S. and Coleen Boam Jeffrey E. and Barbara W. Booth Arthur E. and Gloria J. Boren Alan L. and Mary P. Bott Mark D. Bott Robert and Mary E. Boyd Lewis R. Boynton and Sonja G. Penttila Eugene G. and Vicki G. Bozniak Neil R. and Julia Bradley Josh Bratt Joseph F. Breeze, Jr. Steven H. and Julie Broadbent Robert S. Brodstein Bill J. and Helen S. Brookens Albert J. Brower Bradley D. Brown Daniel and Pamela Brown John M. and Jeanne Bruckner L. Merill, Jr. and Nancy H. Bryan Roy G. and Karen D. Bullen Robert A. Bunker Myrna Burbank Floyd T. and Nola J. Burch Nathan Burchette Ray E. and Lorraine W. Burdett Wm. Michael and Donna S. Burdett John J. Burke and Sherry E. Swearngin John A., Jr. and Sherry M. Burkes Grace E. Burrows J. Russell Burrows Rachael A. and Richard G. Bush David Cadwell Paul Caldarella Vern W. and Mayumi M. Call Tracy L. Callahan Cynthia A. Carlson Keith W. and Sharon Carrigan Bradley W. and Lynn E. Carroll Russell W. and Lois Carruth Steven W. and Lynne D. Carter Wayne E. and Sherilyn Carter James P. and Pamela M. Cartland David L. and Sandra T. Castle Michael E. and Lisa H. Cena Richard L. Cerio Bruce G. and Cathy Charlesworth Kenneth W. and Carol J. Charlesworth Mark D. and Sherie E. Charlesworth Henry, Jr. and Mary W. Chevalier Nate Child Dan and Debbie Chournos D. Christensen Gary O. Christensen Blake M. and Tonya L. Christensen Alan T. and Nancy Christiansen Carol A. Citte Adam J. and Erin M. Clark Jeffrey D. and Bonnie J. Clark Jon E. and Maureen Clark William D. and Laurie Clark Karen E. and Lynn M. Clarke Bob Close Richard D. and Laurel Cloward Kenneth N. Coates Matthew M. and Joyce A. Cole Patti L. Collett Joseph A. Conoscienti Lamont M. and JoAnne C. Cook R. Freddie Cook Steve T. Cook Kelly S. and Melanie J. Cooper Philip D. and Julie P. Cooper Roger A. and Ann T. Crockett Ernest R. and Virginia M. Crook Michael C. Croston and Kimberly Connell-Croston Charles T. Cummins Bruce R. Dabling Erich-Peter H. and Janette R. Darr Leola L. Davidson Myron W. and Brenda V. Davis ‘Tom L. and Kay R. Day Ralph A. and Nila B. Dayton Kirk A. and Leigh C. Dean Keith R. and Debra J. DeGroot Robert J. and Geraldine W. Dellenback Dale M. and Barbara A. Dempsey Philip M. and Tamara E. Denby Carolyn B. Deru Rachel A. and Michael D. DeVoe Karen K. Dewey Bernie R. Diamond ‘Tamara S. and Zearl L. Dickemore Darrell E. and Catherine Dickinson Gary and Kim Dohrer Everett R. and Gay* Doman L. Jay and Joyce Donaldson Lawrence A. and Donna Dooley Rick L. Dove Franklin N. and Jeanette T. Doxey Ronald S. Draney Scott A. Drews Robert T. Dreyer Gary A. and Jaqueline K. Dribnak Ronald G. and Alison Driggs G. Joanne Duke J. 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Everson Eric C. and Sara D. Ewert Boyd J. and Margaret B. Farr Craig H. and Linda B. Farr Daniel and Shirley Favero Margaret B. Favero Mark A. and Judy Fiehler Joanne S. and Steven R. Fielding Lynn G. and Pamela G. Corbridge Mel C. Cordray John W. and Alice J. Evans ANNUAL Report of Gifts Joan E. Finley George D. and Patty L. Fishel Thomas D. Flesher David C. and Lynn M. Flinders Michael L. and Mariana Kay Flitton Robert D. and Charlene G. Folker Cindy H. and Tim Ford David B. and Janalynn S. Forsberg Robert B. and Vicky Fowers Charles N.* and Mary L. Fowler R.W. Fowler Marie W. Francis Michael Frandsen Ralph L. and Lori K. Frederiksen Melissa A. Freigang Brent H. and Shirley A. Frost Herman M. Gammell Lynell L. Gardner Robert P. and Linda J. Garner Don D. Garside Robert K. and Rae Ann K. Garside Dawn M. and Eloise Gatherum Ronald C. and Judy K. Gault Frank M. Gazzo Zesta T. Geisler G. Norman and Sue George Vicky L. Gerhardt Chad T. and Kristin S. Gerrety James T. Gettings J. Bryan and Barbara A. Gilbert Steven A. and Cynthia A. Gjertsen David R. and Carlin L. Goff Keith Golar Barry G. and Deborrah S. Gomberg Lonny J. and Megan L. Gould Linda P. Gowans Kenneth D. and Debra D. Goyen Stephen Grange Bart L. Graser A. Jack and Jo Ellen J. Graviet Jerry G. and Diane Graybeal Derek Greenhalgh Jon J. and Telitha L. Greiner Findley P. and Chyrrel M. Gridley Dane L. Griffith Pamela A. Grissom Marguerite D. Groff Roger E. and Marlene E. Grua Peter C. Guile Frank Guliuzza Larry D. Gunnell Deric and Babette Gurley E. Park Guymon Gary A. and Susan D. Gygi Ted W. Hadley Holbert R. and Julene D. Hale Jerry G. and JoAnn C. Hall Mary B. and Gary W. Halverson Dick N. and Gyla O. Hamlin Brent P. and Diane C. Hancock Norman V. and Jeannine R. Hancock George B. and June S. Handy Steven A. and Patricia A. Hanrahan David F. and Glenna Hansen Heidi D. Hansen Kristy M. Hansen Thayne W. and Kimmykay K. Hardy Dennis L. and Frankie F. Harper Glenn W. Harrington David G. Hart Jerry R. and Luana W. Hartley Albert R. and Jane B. Hartman * Deceased Robert D. Harvey Brook R. Hatfield and Carol Nunn-Hatfield Virginia K. Hauser Frances and Rhod Hawk Greg W. and Debi F. Haws Michael J. and Jan K. Healy James S. and Carol S. Heiden Eddie J. Heiner Nell Heller Kathleen M. Herndon and Alfred E. Smith J. Adrian F. Herrera Lamonte E. and Maria Hesselgesser Pamela T. and Robert V. Higginson Theodore J. Hoehn John R. and Linda Hoffman Eric Hohn Chandler J. and Kimberly Holbrook Craig A. and Elissa Hollenbeck Glen V. and Lucille T. Holley Harold E. and B. Jacqueline Holliger Forrest H. and Barbara M. Hollopeter Timothy C. and Betty J. Holm Douglas J. and Peggy S. Holmes John E. and Janet G. Holmes Mickey and Faye Hope Jess C. and Camille C. Hopkin Sam I. and Nancy J. Hori Diane S. Horne Kenneth L. Horspool Brad A. and Karen S. Hostetter Bruce L. and Margaret B. Howard William and Debra T. Huber William G. and Barbara A. Hughes Elliot J. and Susie G. Hulet Kevin L. and Brenda T. Hunt D. Keith and Joan Hunt Max L. and Ann W. Hunter Donald D. and Diana K. Huntley Bryan F. and Karen B. Hurst L. Winslow, Jr. and Judith J. Hurst Alex P., Jr.* and Ramona S. Hurtado H. Dee and Beverly Hutzley Mathew M. Iandolo M.C. and Karlajean Jackson Robert E. and Marilyn J. James Richard and Gwen F. Jenkins Richard and Kimberly Jenkins Howard V. and Fae R. Jensen Lowell G. Jensen Scott Jensen Tom and Sherry M. Jensen Thomas L. and Sharri J.* Jensen William B. Jensen Norris G. and Patti B. Johanson Blake G. and Jennifer D. Johnson Bryan and Denece Johnson Janet S. Johnson Justin B. and Carey A. Johnson Michael D. and Maureen P. Johnson Radene Johnson Ralph B. Johnson Randall W. and Debra L. Johnson Samuel R. Johnson Stephen L. and Jana L. Johnson Lyle J. and Christie A. Johnston Curt and Kandice Johnstun Bill and Jackie Jones Lareta Sue Jones Stephen M.., II and Leesha A. Jones John Voinovich and Jacqueline Jones-Voinovich Alan L. and Kristin M. Jorgensen Michael L. Joseph Sheree J. Josephson and Ron Hendricks Marilyn Junk Allan J. Karras Barbara Y. Keller Richard H. and JoAnn Keller Jay Dee and Talena Kerr Cathryn C. and Thomas J. Kiernan Beth B. Kimber Michael R. and Bonnie V. King Steven C. and Denise B. Kingsford Joseph V. and Donielle J. Knight Jeffrey J. Knowles Mark R. and Wendy R. Knowles Nancy L. Knowles Scott D. and Mindi Kolts Marie L. and Bruce L. Kotter Wade R. Kotter John L. and Brenda M. Kowalewski M. Diane F. Krantz Thomas C. Kuehls Jimmy M. and Aiko Kusuda Michael D. and Debra W. Kusuda Jody G. and Dale C. Lake Lisa W. Largent Brad M. and Pauline S. Larsen Bruce A. and Betty Larson Craig C. and Carol A. Larson Edward L. and Vanessa Lawson Brent T. Layton Diane K. Leggett Robert E., Jr. and Jana Leigh Mark S. and Georgette Letourneau Gregory S. and Teresa Lewis Gregory E. and Kaylene Lindley Donald G. and Hazel A. Linke Michael J. and Kathleen A. Linsley Todd C. and Kara C. Liston E. Jeffery and Nancy R. Livingston Daniel A. Loewen Joseph J. Loffredo John C. and Marilyn A. Lofgreen Gene M. and Marjorie M. Long Joseph and Kristie Long Robert D. and Kay V. Lopez Spencer P. and Dorothy J. Loughton Eugene J. and Patricia P. Low Thomas G. and Sherrill Lowder Viki Lyngle Casey and Katie Madsen Ralph C. Maher M. Scott and Heather Major Odeen and Lois Mae Manning W. Tony Cox and Georgetta Manning-Cox Ronald M. and Cheryl S. Mano Michael M. and Haleh Margob Patricia A. Markosian James Marquardt John G. and Velma E. Marriott Cheryl W. Marshall Clifford D. Martin Patricia C. Martin Dean and Kathy Martini Paul D. and Delores H. McCloud David K. McColley Eldon D. and Beverly D. McColley Charles B. McComb Douglas and Johanna McFadden Darin Frank Jed D. James J. and Jeanette McFarland L. and Patricia S. McFarland and Patricia P. McFerson R. and Elese M. McGavock Becky and Bruce McGregor Larry V. and Maurie McKenzie Cameron A. and Lisa E. McKnight Forrest D. McNabb Carissa A. McNamara Becky Jo and Sean F. McShane Geri and M. LeRoy Mecham Scott W. Mecham Casey and Maile M. Melaney Russell R. and Sharen M. Melby Rafael and Vicci Mendez Carol E. Merrill Joel R. and Libby Messerly Barbara K. and Barton W. Mifflin Theodore E. and Mary L. Mifflin Christopher J. and Michelle Miller Richard L. Miller Marcus T. and Karie L. Miya Carrie S. and Dee Minnoch James B. and Vickie R. Mitchell Daniel R. and Sandra S. Moffet Thomas C. and Alba E. Mohr David R. and Lydia Molina Dennis L. and Kathleen M. Montgomery Robert F. and Jelean S. Montgomery Beverly S. Montgomery* Melanie Ann Montierth Willie L.F. and Betty A. Moore John B. and Frances J. Moore Mark Morgan Jill M. Morrin Bradley M. and Stacy M. Morris Joanne W. Morritt Marc and Margot T. Mortensen Rick S. Mottes Matthew L. and Aimee F. Mouritsen Matthew G. and Christi L. Mueller Lamoine F. and Gerry H. Murray Heather Myers Donald P. and Kathy Myrtle Andrew Nador Robert F. and Karen G. Nakaoka Paul H. and Mary L. Nakayu Robin K. Nalder Wendy Naylin Robert H. and Sally J. Neill Ronald R. Nelson Therese A. Nelson George H. Neuenschwander Robert L. and Dawn T. Newey Robert C. and Eleanor R. Newman James K. and Diane Newton Marilyn Newton Chris D. Nichols Michael J. and Jodi B. Nichter DeAnn and Alastair Nicol Hoyt E. and Lauri W. Masur Joseph and Barbara J. Matt Cindy J. Maw Mark D. Maxson Claire A. and Shirley M. Nielsen Nathan H. Mazer A. Earl and Carole M. McCain L. Craig and Wendy M. Norseth Ronald C. and Marlene S. Nye George R. Maxwell Kirk and Danielle M. Nielsen Michael and Natasha Nielsen Spencer Nielsen B. Richard and Linda M. Noorda * Deceased Jon G. and Shirley H. O'Dell Ruth Y. Oda Jason Odekirk Jeff and Neriza Oka Brent and Linda Olsen Murray R. and Janalee Olsen Duane L. Oman Troy and Robyn H. Ontiveros Jim Openshaw Clifton and Patricia Oppenhein Mario A. and Jill F. Ortegon Marian D. Orton Kathleen T. and Roger Ostler Lloyd A. and Janice R. Ott Timothy and Sally Otton Vance C. and Nancy H. Pace Wayne L. and Jeanne M. Pack Diana L. Page Angelika Pagel and Wayne A. Aprill John J. and Irene A. Paine Douglas V. and Susanne Palmer J. James and Terry H. Palmer Jedd K. Parkinson Scott H. and Pamela J. Parkinson Jake and Karma Parlett Aleta C. and Marc L. Paulsen Constance R. Peddicord Paul A. Pelch Karen L. Pell and Joel S. Rodkin Douglas G. Pennock Robert L. and Laural L. Penrose Gloria Perez-Jensen Robert R. and Janet A. Petersen Mark P. Peterson Richard M. and Kathy G. Peterson Shirley P. Petrich Joyce R. Phelps Andrea Phillips Jack L. and Donna P. Phillips Richard M. Pizza Carl J. and Tricia D. Porter Randy Porter L. Leon and Anna S. Poulsen Eric M. Price John M. and Angela V. Price Milton W. and Marjorie E. Priest R. Scott and Sally Priest Marian U. Pugmire* Mary Victoria Quiroz-Whisler Val L. and Terri D. Radmall Jolyn D. and Michael L. Raleigh Martin A. and Joan A. Rannigan L. Ellen Rantz Beverly B. Rasmussen Kenneth Rayner Benjamin L. and Margaret C. Read Ralph B. Rees Douglas J. and Janet Reinhart William P. and Margaret B. Rembacz Steven F. Renz George Q., III and Virginia N. Rich Ray L. and Mildred B. Richards Brett J.“ and Rebecca H. Richards Winn L. and Joyce W. Richards Keith W. and Lois M. Richins Roger O. and Janet T. Richins Leanna G. Riddle Donna L. and Mark W. Rigby Donald H. and Myrna J. Ripplinger Cynthia L. Roberds Michelle Roberts William Roberts January 1 through December 31, 2003 Kathleen M. Robinson Sandy and Terry Robinson Daniel D. and Michele I. Rochat Joseph P. and Pamela A. Rockwell Diane K. Rockwood Gary W. and Jo Roeseler Dale J. and Phyllis Rogerson J. J. Roomsburg Norman K. Rounds J. Ben and Joan P. Rudd Christina T. Russin Marilyn J. and Douglas P. Ryan Louella P. San Giovanni Tim E. Sandall K. Craig Sandberg Leland B. and Wendy Keith and Rachelle L. Stephen D. and Dana Brian F. and Mary R. Sather Sayers W. Scharmann Schirka Helen B. Schmidt Kenneth D. and Vivian Schoonmaker Jay D. and Karren B. Schvaneveldt Shane J. and Pamela E. Schvaneveldt Scott E. and Catherine J. Schwaegler Kurt E. and Paula M. Schwan Joseph M. and Elsie P. Schwartz Scott R. Senjo Orrin R. and Katherine L. Sessions Tom Greene and Maria Sgambati Sherry L. Shadday Susan K. Sharp Janette P. and Marvin Shaw Deborah J. Sheridan William H. and Chiyoko Y. Shimizu Barbara Jean Shinney Florence W. Shreeve Roger and Lynnette Shuman Thomas S. and Ronda F. Shurtliff Stephen M. and Vorelle P. Sill Cynthia Sillitoe Linda B. Sillitoe ‘Tara Simmons Yasmen Simonian Darrell A. and Claudia J. Simons Jeffrey L. and Betty H. Simons Steven P. and Georgiana K. Simpson John O. and Anna M. Singleton Curtis F. and Patricia G. Singleton Michael, Jr. and Nancy C. Sivulich Scott Southwick David C. and Shari-Lee B. Sowards David L. and Sherry Spainhower Ben C. and Jill Sparrow Susan A. Speirs Bobby W. Spencer Gretta C. 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Her scholarly interests are sociolinguistics and biological anthropology, the study of the diverse range of physical traits in people. “In the whole country, there are only about 18,000 anthropologists, and it’s very unusual to find Off campus, she has given generously to the community, earning awards from the YWCA (now Your Community Connection) and the Ogden Chamber of Commerce, among others. She has consulted with the WSU INCOME including the bachelor's degree in anthropology. She has served on more than 125 committees and led the university's 10-year Crime Lab and Ogden Police Department, providing initial forensics diagnostics on more than 200 cases. Despite her many roles, Conover ultimately sees herself as a teacher. “You live it, breathe it, sleep it,” she says. “| can't imagine myself not teaching. For me, it's been more than a job — It's a way of life that has given me direction and joy." Conover received the award during a March 8 luncheon. Since 1970 the Dixon Award has been presented annually to a WSU faculty or staff member who has met the needs of students and achieved excellence in his or her career. Henry Aldous Dixon was president of Weber College from 1919 to 1920 and again from 1937 to 1953. Ellen Rantz, University Communications & SUPPORT STUDENTS “Creating a gift annuity was an excellent way to make a contribution to Join with others who have made charitable gift annuities popular.* $ Dependable fixed income: Receive a guaranteed, fixed income for life. $ Income now or later: Choose current income or defer it for retirement. $ Tax savings: A portion of your income is tax free. AGE: 65 6.0 70 6.5 75 7.1 80 8.0 For a personal, confidential proposal, please e-mail your birth date(s), name, address, and daytime phone number to dspainhowerl @weber.edu or llargent@weber.edu, or call the WSU Office of Gift Planning at 801-626-6194. INTEREST RATE: * $10,000 minimum meee the university ee and still receive | income at an attractive rate. My financial advisor was very much in favor of It. | liked the first one so much | decided to do a second.” —LAVON i i a Conover's academic contributions to the university are impressive. She helped to design and implement three new degree programs, Described by WSU students and colleagues as “extremely knowledgeable and personable," “an outstanding scholar" and “an exceptional and dynamic role model,” Conover exemplifies the ideals of the H. Aldous Dixon Award, named for a former president of Weber College. Since joining the anthropology faculty in 1970, she has earned the respect and affection of students, colleagues and the Ogden community through her leadership, collegiality, and genuine interest in others and the world around her. CARROLL, WSU PROFESSOR EMERITA OWVO*UHAAAAVINAOTY Conover's teaching philosophy emphasizes active learning that helps students comprehend concepts rather than merely memorize facts. “| also try to be a mentor to students,” says Conover, chair of the Department of Sociology & Anthropology since 1994. She recalls having Bi 1if i an anthropologist whose Specialties are these two fields,” she says. | “Students bring their own special knowledge to the classroom, which means that learning is a collaborative adventure," says Conover, the 2004 H. Aldous Dixon Award recipient from the WSU Alumni Association. “Sometimes they'll juxtapose two ideas, and | look at things In a totally different way. It’s an ‘ah-ha’ moment." wonderful anthropology professors who mentored and engaged her as a student. “It makes a difference." _ You could call her a “master teacher,” having taught more than 24 different courses to nearly 20,000 Weber State University students, but anthropology professor Rosemary Conover says she often reverses roles with her students. Saw ‘ . da 2 9 a ll SeePS You're settling in for a relaxing evening at home: Put on some music, collapse onto the couch and put your feet up. You close your eyes as the music starts, and suddenly, youre at a performance in the Austad Auditorium in Weber State Universitys Val A. Browning Center. The music washes over you: every stroke of the piano keys, each breath the singer takes, the final lingering note that fades to silence — then the applause. You should be clapping! You jolt upright, hands coming together. But wait ... youre in your living room. Such is the magic of recordings made with the IsoMike, an experimental microphone system developed by local businessman Ray Kimber 70 in a close Oo WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2004 relationship with WSU’s Department of Performing Arts. ~ This whole process started out by questioning both how recordings are made and what theyre made with,” says Kimber, who owns several Ogden companies, including Kimber Kable, Heatshrink.com and DiAural, a loudspeaker research partnership with WordPerfect founder Bruce Bastian. ‘pede Setting the Industry on Its Ear The self-described “techno-geek” was inspired to look into the process because he was disappointed with existing recordings. “If there were better understanding of how to record a live performance, or if it werent so difficult, there would be consistent, good recordings, and there are not,” he says. “They do a great injustice to the work and talent that go into performing the music.” So Kimber devoted himself to the study of recording theory and technology. “I’ve read virtually every book I could lay my hands on that had to do with recording — 50 to 100 books,” he says. “Many of them said the same things, so I decided, ‘Well, if everyone's doing it this way and the recordings dont satisfy me, then I might end up with better recordings, or I might fail in a new way.” Prevailing opinion in the recording industry shows Kimbers efforts are no failure. His presentations at trade shows across the country have led experts to praise lsoMike recordings in Gramophone, Stereophile and The Audiophile Voice magazines. ~ These are people who are hard to please,” says Kimber. “We have had interest and positive comments from the loftiest regions of audio recording for film and broadcasting.” N ° WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2004 Testing, Testing, 1, 2, 3 In fact, Kimber plans to begin producing and marketing the IsoMike for commercial use within a year. But he never would have gotten to this point, he says, without WSU. As a student, Kimber worked on campus as a stage manager and was familiar with the performing arts department. When he began the IsoMike project four years ago, he thought WSU would provide a good setting. The very nature of this experimentation is that you need good musicians, and they have to be in a learning environment,” he says. “Given the faculty, staff and facility at Weber, I can’t think of another institution that would be better suited.” Those who have attended a musical performance at the Browning Center in the past few years may have seen the IsoMike: an aluminum frame hanging from the ceiling in front of the stage, with a large “heart” suspended in the center. Kimber has made nearly 100 recordings, mostly of WSU choir, band and orchestra rehearsals and performances. “We ve worked together quite a number of times,” says Michael Palumbo, Department of Performing Arts chair and music professor. “It’s been an interesting process, watching the IsoMike evolve.” As a musician, Palumbo is impressed with the recordings. “They are absolutely incredible,” he says. ~The sound — I can’t describe it, other than to say I've never heard anything better.” Plugging into Knowledge So how does the IsoMike manage to produce this incredible sound? Kimber says it has to do with capturing the smallest nuances and details of a performance without disturbance. “If you have a rotating fan, even a small imbalance will cause a vibration,” he says. “You can either remove the cause of the imbalance, or you can cancel it by doing something equal and opposite. It’s much the same with acoustic energy in the air. You have to pay attention to things that would both eliminate it and cancel it. ~ Many records are very loud, because they weren't able to capture the soft parts of the passage. Dynamic range — the contrast between loud and soft — is a very important part of musical expression, and it is processed away during the making of most records. We have found a way to eliminate a lot of the low- | } level cancellation, so that range can be preserved intact all the way to your stereo system. | One of the secrets to his success, according to Kimber, is the unusual heart-shaped baffle section of the IsoMike. Baffles, devices that deflect or regulate the flow of sound waves, are often used in recording. But the size, asymmetrical shape and absorption of this one make it different from anything used before. “The IsoMike is truly a cutting-edge application of recording theory, says Steve Parks, a senior theatre arts major and sound director for the Browning Center. Parks and other members of the technical staff often help set up the IsoMike and stage for recording sessions. He says working with Kimber has been a great learning experience. “Ray is a font of knowledge, even beyond recording, Parks says. “He's always available to answer questions, and he always has something brilliant brewing in the back of his mind. He'll bounce ideas off of us and leave us pondering for the rest of the day. “Being involved in the industry, Ray brings in a lot of exposure to new concepts and technology that we didnt have before. Hes a good resource and mentor; he has bent over backwards to help provide students who are interested in sound with newer equipment and the knowledge on how to use it.” Many of the people who send checks have never heard of Weber State University. “They might not know how to say it, they dont know how to spell it, they ve never been here, says Kimber, “but they think its a wonderful idea. I think they feel comfortable that what their money is being used for is worthwhile.” Kimber hopes to continue his close relationship with WSU and do his part to help it grow. He's working with the performing arts department on establishing a university recording label to take advantage of the lsoMike's amazing sound. “We will start producing CDs for sale, and also choose some of the best of past recordings and issue those, he says. According to Palumbo, the label could be established in the next year. “It involves a lot of preliminary planning, but the paperwork's in place. | think it's a great idea, he says. Kimber is proud of the IsoMike and the partnership he has built with WSU. “I hear from people at the university all the time how happy they are that Im working on projects there. And when they say that, I smile and think, If you only knew how much more I'm getting out of this. It's stimulating, educational and exciting. | feel like I'm truly walking with giants.” BELOW: Kimber observes a rehearsal by music professor Mark Henderson (at piano) and WSU choir members, who have worked on many experimental recordings. Jennifer Philion, University Communications The IsoMike experimentation also has been a valuable experience for music students. “They learn a lot about what goes on in the recording process, just by listening and observing, Palumbo says. “Also, were getting a lot of good publicity, he says, referring to Kimber'ss travels to audio conventions. Harmonic Convergence Ada Yada M MAM oma When asked why he doesnt just have people send him, say, $10, Kimber laughs. “I already have $10,” he says. When people attend a performance at WSU, the price they pay, if any, sustains the music program. But its difficult to grow from there. Having additional donors of all sizes scattered all across the world gives us a sense that everything we do matters in more places than just here and now. N a aia In fact, the lsoMike has brought more than exposure to the university — its brought money. People who want to own samples of the recordings can request a CD of excerpts; Kimber asks that, in return, those people send him a check for any amount made out to WSU. i Xo (en ALUMNI TO vfeytm) RESPOND OE. MAGINE SLEEPING IN A KEVLAR VEST, HEAVY BOOTS AND Army fatigues — on top of your equipment — while the temperature in the desert “cools down’ to 115 degrees at night. Thats how Weber State University student Jessica Richards, a lieutenant in the U.S. Army, lived while serving during the 2003 Iraq war. “Youd drink 1.5 liters of water before going to bed and still wake up thirsty in the morning because you sweated it all out during the night,” she said. “At first about go to 100 of us slept in a tent that was designed for 60." Richards is among a number of students and alumni of the WSU Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) who had to cope not only with enemy forces, but also heat, sand, dust, and separation from family and friends while serving in military hotspots such as Iraq and Afghanistan. Lt. Mateo Chino 02 was part of the 3rd Infantry Division, the first unit to enter Baghdad. He was deployed on March 10, 2003. The war in Iraq started ro days later. It took his division three weeks to reach the city, and he recalled being “just a little nervous” upon entering it. The economics graduate couldnt help but notice evidence of fiscal distress. ~The infrastructure is so old — garbage collection, electricity, water, Chino observed. “Saddam didn‘ take care of things. He had hundreds of beautiful palaces for himself, though.” Once inside Baghdad, Chinos unit quickly transitioned from a war mentality to keeping the peace. “We just patrolled the city, took care of fuel, electricity and water needs for the citizens, and handled domestic disputes. It felt strange going from one mode to the other so fast.” N N WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2004 Lt. Andrew Lovejoy o2 had a more perilous entrance into Iraqs capital. A member of the 4th Infantry Division, he suffered a crushed right knee on January 5, 2004, when a bomb exploded near the humvee he was riding in and propelled him into the dashboard. That didnt stop him from helping fellow soldiers to assess others’ injuries and secure the area. “We were taken by surprise, said Lovejoy. “It wasnt until that night that I passed out from my injuries. Evacuated to an Air Force hospital in Kirkuk, Iraq, and then sent to a hospital in Landstahl, Germany, Lovejoy arrived at Ft. Carson, Colo., on Jan. 17. REPORTING FROM THE FRONT LINES As Americans back home experienced the Irag war in their living rooms via “embedded” journalists, Maj. Matt Garner go was busy directing military communications in Afghanistan. As public affairs officer for the Joint Task Force 180, Garner supervises 30 Army journalists who publish the Freedom Watch newspaper for coalition forces in Afghanistan, handles media relations and oversees video production. “Tom Brokawss been here and right now we have reporters from The Wall Street Journal, BBC and CNN. R. Lee Ermey from The History Channel's “Mail Call’ is coming,” Garner said during a February telephone interview. “Journalists are still coming here, but Afghanistan was kind of put to the side when the Iraq war started.” Housed at an old Soviet airfield, Garner, a communication graduate and former staff member of WSUss ROTC program, has learned to adjust to life at Bagran Air Base. “We live in a tent with a wood floor and walls. It gets really cold at night and so you have to get fully dressed in the morning just to go to the showers, he said. TRAPPINGS OF THE FAMILIAR While the Middle East and Afghanistan are far from their Utah and Idaho roots, the WSU-produced soldiers find a familiarity in their foreign landscapes. “It's extraordinarily beautiful and rugged, even though everything is really brown, Garner said. “Imagine the Salt Lake Valley without rain for 20 years.” Richards described the landscape of Kuwait as “surreal, almost like a dream. It looked like somewhere in Nevada or the middle of the Utah desert.” If the scenery is similar, so, too, are the people in these far-flung lands, according to Garner. “There's absolutely no difference between us and the Afghanis except their country has been at war for 20 years. Theyre people trying to make a living for their families and put food on the table.” a= iCa Dislavde Kicharn NiICNAaY&das, ae NAatt Ce Ma iV a}. Matt ae ; (,arner Udarnel Garner said one of the more satisfying aspects of being stationed in Afghanistan is seeing the U.S. help rebuild schools there. He attended the opening of an elementary school last fall. For a half-mile the road was lined with children holding flowers. “It was absolutely overwhelming to realize these kids had a decent school.” Movinc ON While they may be back on US. soil, service is far from over for Richards, Chino and Lovejoy. Richards came home from Iraq in late 2003 and returned to WSU in January to finish her last semester toward a bachelors degree in integrated studies. Still recovering from his wounds, Lovejoy expects to regain about go percent of the use of his right leg. He returned to Fort Carson to help re-deploy or relocate U.S. soldiers. In June hell go with his wife, Shanna 92, to Fort Gordon, Ga., for the Signal Transition course to learn communications. Chino is at Fort Stewart, Ga., refurbishing equipment used in the war in Iraq, as well as outfitting soldiers to return to the region. “I dont know if my unit will have to go back, but were prepared to defend, he said. SAVORING THE SMALL THINGS All of these soldiers agree that their recent military service has given them a new perspective on — and appreciation for — the “little things in life.” “| certainly wont take running water for granted anymore, Richards said. “I didnt have a full shower for the first two-and-a-half weeks in Kuwait. We used a lot of bottled water and baby wipes.° Lovejoy said he realized all the things he took for granted, especially my wife, or being able to go eat at a restaurant or have clean water. Also, not having to wear body armor. ° Scheduled to return to the United States in April for a different assignment, Garner said the first thing he'll do is kiss his wife, Karen (Packham) gr. “Then I'm going to change into clothes that are any color except brown.” Ellen Rantz, University Communications FACULTY MILITARY ENLIST EXPERIENCE IN CLASSROOM Col. William Clapp and Lt. Col. Jeff Grunow are among other members of the Weber State University family who have answered the call to serve their country recently. For the last year, Clapp, in the Air Force or its reserve since 1971, was on sabbatical as chief technology officer for the Human Effectiveness Directorate at the Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. The professor and head of computer and electronics engineering technology (CEET) oversaw 1,200 Air Force researchers, who equipped fighter planes such as the F22 with the latest technology in ejection systems, pilot's suit and helmet, nightvision goggles and other paraphernalia. “It's been a wonderful experience, Clapp says. Earlier this year Grunow, chair of the Department of Emergency Care & Rescue (ECR), completed 30 days of active service as executive officer for the 445th Aeromedical Evacuation Squad, also at Wright-Patterson. A flight nurse with the U.S. Air Force Reserve for nearly 17 years, he was responsible for the medical transportation of injured soldiers around the United States from overseas. “| do this from a sense of patriotism,” he says. “It's a challenge and very satisfying.” Both professors say their military experience benefits their students immensely. “When | walk into the classroom and talk about these fun projects, the students are on the edge of their seats, says Clapp, who's taken other sabbaticals from WSU for military service during his 31-1/2 years with the Air Force. Grunow says: “The students learn critical thinking — what it really means to treat a patient in an airplane rather than on the ground. It adds a different dimension to their studies." Clapp retired from active duty with the Air Force May 1 and has returned to his post as chair of the CEET department. Grunow returned to the campus Jan. 15 as ECR department chair. CLASS Notes | atumni uppates 40S The Veterans Administration hospital in Salt Lake City has been renamed in honor of George E. Wahlen ‘48. Wahlen served as a Navy corpsman in World War Il and was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Harry S. Truman. In addition to his service in WWII, he served in two other wars. The hospital will be known as George E. Wahlen Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center. 50S & 60S Larry Bergen ‘53 earned his bachelor of science in mechanical engineering from the University of Utah and is president of Bergen Construction Co. Inc. in Mesa, Ariz. Garth Blanch ‘54 retired from his dentistry career 10 years ago and has been an active volunteer in the WSU Alumni Association. He and his wife, Jaciel (Gray) Blanch ‘56, recently bought a home in St. George, Utah. Gordon Affleck '61is an ortho- pedic surgeon in Bountiful, Utah. David P. Blackinton '63 received advanced degrees from the University of Michigan and the Catholic University of America. He has been director of bands at Brigham Young University since 1980. He lives in Orem, Utah. Lewis Thorpe ‘65 is retired and serves on the National Automotive Aftermarket Industrial Association Board and the Weber State Alumni Board. He N pS WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2004 | CLASS NOTES is married to Sharon (Simpson) Thorpe ‘64, ‘87. Lewis did his postgraduate study in educational administration at Utah State University. He was a teacher, coach and counselor for 12 years with Weber County Schools. He also owned his own business, S.H. Color Intermountain; sponsored and taught classes in automotive painting at WSU; and served two terms as mayor pro tempore (temporary) for South Ogden, Utah. Arlene (Seegmiller) Baumgardner ‘67 received her bachelor's degree in education at Utah State University and a master's in education from the University of Utah. Arlene has taught school for 17 years. She plays the Native American flute and has recorded three albums. She has done sound tracks for four KUED productions of PBS specials. She resides in Sandy, Utah. Bill Porter ‘67 is a retired elementary school teacher living in Centerville, Utah, where he enjoys guitar band, photography, large-scale outdoor trains and large rockets. Keith Cox ‘69 was inducted into the Weber State University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2004, after serving as the men’s tennis coach for 29 years. He still helps the men's and women's tennis teams as a volunteer. Russ Germer ‘69, a musician, teaches a junior high band in the Salt Lake School District “for the fun of it." He also plays with the Junction City Big Band, jazz bands, a Dixieland band, Swing Jive and L.A. Blues. Russ lives in Fruit Heights, Utah. He is married to Rita (Roueché) Germer ‘71, an elementary music teacher. She teaches strings at six schools in the Salt Lake School District and performs in the Salt Lake Symphony. JUDGE TURNS LESSONS LIFE'S INTO SOUND COUNSEL Raymond Uno ‘54 has turned hardship into success throughout his life. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941, more than 110,000 Japanese Americans were interned in camps throughout the western United States. Uno, his parents and two siblings were sent to Heart Mountain, Wyo., where his father died nine months later. Upon the family's release in 1945, Uno's mother returned to Ogden. Her job at Esther Hall, Weber College's all-female dormitory, prevented Uno from living with her. He spent his high school years living with a family friend on 25th Street in Ogden, where brawls were commonplace and anti-Japanese attitudes existed. After graduating from Ogden High School, Uno volunteered for military service and was sent to Japan, which was experiencing anti-American sentiment. Still, Uno, now a retired Third District Court judge, views the hardships he endured as learning experiences that taught him the value of hard work and education. He credits his experiences at WSU with influencing his attitudes and philosophy about public service. “I'll always be grateful that Weber was a small school with small classes and an Intimate setting. The professors and football coach encouraged me to try my best." Uno has given his best in his educational and professional experiences, which include an associate's degree and an honorary doctor of humanities degree from WSU. Frank Johnston '69 received a master of arts from the University of Washington and enjoyed a 30-year career as an instrumental music teacher. He now works for State Farm Insurance as a casualty claims adjuster and lives in Lacey, Wash. Since his time at WSU, Uno has worked in Salt Lake City as a caseworker for the state welfare department, a referee of the Third District Juvenile Court, deputy county attorney and an assistant Utah attorney general. As the first minority judge appointed in Utah, he has removed many obstacles for others while approaching his professional and personal M. Wayne Miller '69 received his bachelor's degree in music education and MS in human “It has been a pioneering effort,” he says of his career. “When | began, there were no minorities on the district court Utah. He is the human resource manager for the world’s largest ammunition facility, in Nevada. got to break the racial barriers. Today, there are more opportunities for minority judges on the bench." resources from the University of life with integrity and reason. level. | took a few chances because | realized that someone's Becky Oleson, Contributing Writer Don Reed Sumner Davis '70 retired from teaching after 21 years. He is now employed by Resource Associates, where he works from home writing million-dollar grants for schools and other institutions. Stephen R. Call ‘71 is a landscape architect for Summit County in Utah. He has also worked as a city planner and an investigator for the U. S. Food & Drug Administration. He Is a member of the Weber Alumni Singers. Michael S. Eldredge '71 is a solo practitioner attorney specializing in securities law and international business. He travels frequently to Europe, primarily to lreland, Switzerland, Austria and Russia. Ralph H. Johnson '72 received his Juris Doctor from the University of Utah in 1975. He then served as assistant director BOUND Federal Aviation Administration traffic controller. Since retirement, Hugh has returned to ment. He Is a senior partner at Schmeltzer, Aptaker & Shepard, PC in Washington, D.C., and represents petroleum companies in environmental litigation. tion In accounting. He was an officer in the insurance department at Mountain West Savings and served on committees with the U.S. Ski Team. filed against the U.S. govern- Verla Ruth Austad Allred '73 is assistant curator of exhibitions at the Springville Museum of Art in Springville, Utah. She assists in all exhibits, including the Olympiad Art Show in 2002, Spring Salon, and the spiritual and religious exhibit. Randy Scott '73, professor and chair of the communication department at WSU, has been awarded the Master Teacher Award from the Communication and Instruction Interest Group of the Western States Communication Association. Each year the group recognizes excellent teachers from around the region. He was chosen from nominees representing teachers at all levels of education and from various communication disciplines. Joe Frodsham ‘74 is in the photo finishing and framework business in Central Point, Ore. FOR GLORY: WEBER'S WWII MEMORIES 7 This unique book has firsthand accounts from more than 350 of Weber's World War II veterans. From Pearl Harbor, the Battle of the Bulge and the liberation of Nazi death camps to the Battle of Midway, lwo Jima and the dropping of the bomb on Japan, a Weber alumnus was there! Preorder your copy today for only $15. The book will be available in early summer 2004. Order online at alumni.weber.org or call 801-626-7535. Please have your credit card available. Hugh F. Johnson ‘74 is a retired Weber State to extend his educa- Lynn Alvord '75, an audiologist, plays bass guitar in a Brazilian Samba group in Sandy, Utah. Jeff Stokes '75 earned his MA at the University of Utah and a PhD at Indiana University. Jeff is a professor of foreign languages at Weber State University and a member of the Weber Wildcat Alumni Band. Clinton Campbell '76 retired in 1993 from Hill Air Force Base after 36 years of service. At the time of his retirement, he was branch chief for requirements/ customer support in the landing gear division. He has served on the South Ogden City Council and helped bring the first senior center to the city. He has also worked as a referee in Big Sky and Western Athletic Conference athletics. Edward Walker '76 received his PhD from Texas Tech University and did postdoctoral work at Stanford University. He is director of the Center for Chemical Technology and professor of chemistry at Weber State University. Al Yardley '76 is a 2004 inductee into the Weber State University Athletic Hall of Fame for his accomplishments in crosscountry and track. He lives in Lakewood, Wash., and works for Access Technology. Norm Hess ‘77 works in technical sales for BetzDearborn, Salt Lake City, and lives in Fruit Heights, Utah. Linda K. Carver '77 has been appointed to the volunteer board of directors of America First Credit Union based in Riverdale, Utah. She is assistant superintendent of the Weber School District. Linda holds a bachelor of science from Weber State University and a master of secondary education from Utah State University. She resides in the Ogden valley. Paul Greer '77 and wife Wanona (Venable) Greer '77 both work for the U.S. Internal Revenue Service in Ogden. Jama Allyn (Zubal) Rand '78 is a consultant in human resources management, strategic planning and performance improvement for Seattle Research Institute. She recently attained the status of certified performance technologist through The International Society for Performance Improvement. She is also a certifled compensation professional through WorldatWork. She received her MS in human resource economics from the University of Utah. Jama is a PhD student at Capella University; her emphasis Is Organization and manage- ment. Marcie (McCabe) Walzel '78 is an elementary teacher with the District in Utah. a member of the Alumni Band. instrumental Granite School Marcie is also WSU's Wildcat Kent Ward ‘78 Is a programmer analyst with Intermountain Health Care Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City. He plays trombone with the Salt Lake Symphonic Winds. Barbara (Gealta) McConvill '79 has joined the Wolf Creek team as a marketing and sales associate. She previously spent 12 years with the Ogden/Weber Convention Visitors Bureau, where she served as vice president of sales and marketing. Barbara will continue her other responsibilities: chair of the Tourism Marketing Performance Fund advisory committee for the State of Utah, marketing chair for the Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation, board member of OWWAO'UAAAMINANATV 70S & 80S in the Civil Division of the U. S. Department of Justice, where he was responsible for the defense of radiation and toxic tort cases 2 a Fae Patterson ‘69 enjoyed many years of teaching music. She taught in Lyman, Wyo.; Dayton, Idaho; Ogden; and Coalville, Utah. She also served in the U.S. Air Force Reserve. Fae lives in Weston, Idaho. CLASS NOTES ALUMNI UPDATES ROTC CADET GRADUATES TO GENERAL Twenty-nine years later, the brigadier general is still enjoying his job, as director of force management at the U.S. Pentagon. Ralston is the highest-ranking graduate of WSU's Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program (ROTC). “Prior to 9/11, the army was composed of lots of heavy artillery,” Ralston says. “Right now we're trying to change how the army IS Composed — we're getting rid of some Cold War mass and moving toward an army that is lighter and more expeditionary so that we have a better capacity to fight terrorists.” Ralston's military career has enabled him to live all over the U.S and in foreign countries. It also has given him several opportunities to compare the value of his education from WSU with top programs in the nation. WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2004 | CLASS NOTES ‘| enrolled in the ROTC program after being drafted in the Vietnam War," he says. “Weber was the most convenient choice for me: It was close to home and | was offered an academic scholarship.” N ao of the Ski Utah marketing and public relations committees. David L. Johnson '80 was When David Ralston '75 enrolled in Weber State's ROTC program in 1972, he viewed his military career as a short-term commitment he would leave “when it wasn't fun any more." After graduating from Weber State with a bachelor’s degree in finance, Ralston remained in the army and received an MBA from Central Michigan University and a fellowship management degree from Harvard. “Even though the military paid for my education at Harvard, | got more bang for my buck at Weber," he Says. ‘| got a great education. The professors knew my name. | was really pleased when my son, Mark, decided to enroll in Weber's ROTC program last fall.” Becky Oleson, Contributing Writer the Greater Ogden Athletics Legacy Foundation and member inducted into the Weber State University Athletic Hall of Fame this year for his outstanding basketball career at WSU during 1977-80. He lives in Big Horn, Wyo., where he is semiretired. He coaches basketball at Big Horn Middle School. Before moving to seven states. Andrew received his master's of strategic studies from the U.S. Army War College in 2001. On January 6, 2004, he completed a term as an elected city councilman for South Jordan, Utah. Ron Rogers ‘82 is president and CEO of Hospitality Workforce Inc. in Orlando. The company offers human resources and organizational development solutions pri- Big Horn he owned Fine Print, a print and copy company in Ogden. marily to the hospitality industry. Some of their clients include the Sheraton and Westin chains. Calvin Ward '80 is an Duane Whitbeck '82, who elementary school teacher in the Rich County School District in Randolph, Utah, and plays in the Evanston, Wyo., civic orchestra. David M. Blaylock '81 is a teacher for the Weber School District in Ogden. Carla (Siemens) Dodge ‘81 lives in Layton, Utah, and is lead tax examiner for the IRS. Cary Nederhouser '81 works as an air traffic controller for the Federal Aviation Administration in Honolulu. Heinz “Walter” Borschell '82 re- tired as assistant chief of police from the West Bountiful (Utah) Police Department in 2000. He now teaches courses in criminal law, civil procedure, family law, contract law, estate planning, corporate law and humanities at the Davis Applied Technology College in Kaysville, Utah. Heinz received his master's degree in learning and technology from Western Governors University. He Is working on his doctorate. Andrew Burton '82 is a lieuten- ant with the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office, where he is com- mander of the Metro Gang Unit, a multi-jurisdictional law enforcement anti-gang task force. He Is also a colonel in the Utah National Guard and commander of the 19th Special Forces Group (Airborne), with 1,800 men in has been at Pittsburgh State University since 1997, was named chair of its Department of Family & Consumer Sciences last July. He served as interim chair the previous year. Therese Allen-Vassar (for- merly Therese Nelson) '83 is director of Web services for the University of Chicago. She completed studies in art history and linguistics at Columbia University and studied nationalism in Finnish literature at the University of Helsinki in Finland on a Fulbright Scholarship. After returning from Finland she studied computer science, French and psychology at Harvard University. She is enrolled in a master's degree program at the University of Chicago. Adrianna (Markland) Griffey ‘83, '89 is a third-grade teacher in the Weber School District in Hooper, Utah. Her husband, Robert Griffey ‘83, received his master's degree in human resources from Chapman University and teaches band at Sand Ridge Junior High School in the Weber County School District. They live in Roy, Utah. Kristine Heyrend Honein '84, ‘90 is a clinical analyst with the Knowledge and Discovery Team at the Cerner Corp. in Kansas City, Mo. Cerner creates software for hospitals and ambulatory Mitchell Bailey ‘86 is a captain and major in the U.S. Army anesthetist with the U.S. Army fled registered nurse anesthetist and a certified registered nurse Reserve. He served in Iraq, where his acts of heroism and courage earned him a Bronze Star nomination and the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service during combat. Reserve. He served in Iraq, where his acts of heroism and courage earned him a Bronze Star nomination and the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service during combat. Dave Stephens ‘84 is a senior Brent D. Rose '86, ‘87 lives in Columbia, Md., where he works as a tax advisor/attorney. field account executive with CDW Government Inc. J. Curtis Breitweiser ‘85, ‘89 has been elected to the board of directors for Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of America. Along with other board assignments, he will attend board meetings in Washington, D.C. and other locations, meet with members of Congress and report to the Utah Association of Independent Insurance Agents. Carl R. Johnson ‘85 Is a senior manufacturing engineer for the Boeing Co./Integrated Defense Systems In Seattle. He is responsible for aircraft structure and systems modification, installation and testing. He has recently Sandra E. Dieringer '89 gradu- ated with a master of social work from Ohio State University in 1996. She is an independently contracted therapist specializing in sex offender treatment, mental retardation and the developmentally disabled. Sandra also volunteers as a counselor at a domestic violence agency. Heather Forsgren-Weaver ‘89 lives in Alexandria, Va., where she is a reporter for Inside Washington/ Washington Telecom, a magazine for mobile phone executives. 2004 Thanksgiving Baja Cruise November 22-26, 2004 ¢ $285 per person (quad occupancy) ¢5 days/4 nights aboard Royal Caribbean's Monarch of the Seas. e Visit San Diego, Catalina Island & Ensenada, Mexico ¢ Hosted by the WSU Alumni Association For more information, visit alumni.weber.org or call Gary Toyn at 801-626-7536. BARRELS TO SUCCESS Tad Schirmer ‘82 may have hit the jackpot when it comes to oil digs, but he bought his ticket at Weber State University. "lam very thankful for my education and experience at WSU: it was there | truly became a geologist and developed as an earth scientist, Schirmer says. In 1986 he began a career with Chevron, and by 1996, he was in his first team leader position in Angola, Africa. He helped discover the deepwater oil field now known as Kuito Field in Block 14. An oil “jackpot,” the field has the potential to produce 1.5 billion barrels total. "| had thought my generation missed out on the chance to make big discoveries in the world — the oil business was seen as mature. But new technological capabilities have given us first crack at the opportunities, and they are tremendous, he says. Schirmer has drilled more than 20 exploration wells, a number of them productive, including the Hunter Creek well near Jackson, Wyo., and the Black Rock well south of Delta, Utah. One of Schirmer's most valuable finds was WSU, where the school and its majestic mountain backdrop created an atmosphere the geology major couldn't resist. "When | moved to Ogden from Connecticut, | was struck by the beauty of the Wasatch Mountains. After visiting Weber | really liked the atmosphere and small school environment,” Schirmer says. “Il had an identity at Weber and wasn't just a number." Now ChevronTexaco's manager of earth sciences in Lagos, Nigeria, Schirmer still thinks of Weber State as the ticket to his success. “It is a blessing to make a living doing something you love and that Is what | have been able to do. Going to a place like Weber can make a big difference in your life and start you on the right path.” Devon Crus, Contributing Writer OUO'* UAEAMINNANATV Steven McColley ‘84 Is a certi- GEOLOGY ALUM | University of Utah in 1996. accepted a new manufacturing engineering assignment with the E-10A Multisensor and Control Aircraft Program. N facilities that automates the health care process. Kristine received her MSN from the CLASS NOTES ALUMNI UPDATES gos Bob Cloninger '91 is a captain and bonding. She received her in the U.S. Army. He lives in Colorado Springs, Colo., where master’ s degree in 1995 from the University of Utah. Reserve In support of current Operations in Iraq. Chad Harward '93 has been hired by Utah Build in Salt Lake City he is mobilized for the Army Jeannette Memmott '91 is a voice teacher for a private studio. She is also a member of the Weber Alumni Singers. Jeannette lives with her husband, Daniel Memmott '78, in Kaysville, Utah. Necia Seamons '91 is serving as president of the Oneida Stake Academy Foundation in Preston, Idaho. Jennie (Kleyn) Pollock '93 has M. Kay Keller ‘92 is employed by the State of Florida Department of Children and Families sub- stance abuse program office as a contract manager. Tallahassee, Fla., and ing her PhD in family with an emphasis on She lives in is completrelations attachment as general manager of its new eMedia division. Chad worked as a product marketing manager for Novell's technical service department prior to joining Utah Build. He brings 12 years of experience in retail and in buying and selling electronic and print media to this new position. taught nearly 500 kindergarten students in the past 10 years. She teaches at Roy Elementary School in Roy, Utah. Scott Thorpe ‘94 is a customer service manager for Megadyne Medical in Draper, Utah. Joe Windsor ‘94, '99 holds a master of education degree in Curriculum and instruction. He lives in North Ogden, Utah, and teaches at Roy High School. Joe is also a member of WSU's Wildcat Alumni Band. Shawna Cox '95 is a 2004 inductee of the Weber State University Athletic Hall of Fame for her achievements in track and field. She is married and has four children under the age of eight. She enjoys instructing fitness classes and photography. Michael K. Erickson ‘95 is the manager of transportation for lomega’s import/export and logistics department. His wife, Jennifer Erickson '97, is a private voice instructor. They are both members of the Weber Alumni Singers. There may never be a better time to consolidate your student loans. INTEREST N © WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2004 | CLASS NOTES RECORD Your may now your RATES LOW! current student loan increase or decrease and consolidate your extremely low, fixed visit our website: www.uheaa.org email us: uheaaloans@utahsbr.edu assessments for lonovant, a Visa Solutions Company. His team provides information, security consulting services and requirements to Visa International and the Visa regional offices. Bradley received his MBA from Brigham Young University in 1998. Carrie L. Maxson '95 received the Ogden City's 2003 Mayor's Award in the Arts for music arts. Under Carrie's direction as master teacher, the WSU String Project, an outreach program that teaches students about playing and performing on stringed instruments, was announced this year's winner of the annual WSU Exemplary Collaboration Award. Matt Taylor ‘95 is employed with Autoliv in Ogden as a systems analyst. Erin (Tullis) Harrop '96 is a master esthetician with her own home skin care salon. She also teaches piano and trumpet. Kim Rathke ‘97, a teacher at Central Davis Junior High in Layton, Utah, has achieved National Board Certification. Only 54 teachers in the state of Utah are certified, with just 18 passing the rigorous process this year. Joe Ordyna ‘97, '99 is customer ATA interest rates each year. Act loans to lock in interest rate! Bradley D. Hart '95 was recently promoted to director of security experience manager for eBay, speaking on behalf of the company all over the world. UHEAA For Your Future Call us today at 1-800-418-8757 Kay (Holladay) Starkey ‘97 has a master of education degree. She has researched developmentally delayed babies from birth to three years of age, and developed educational plans in Washington state. She is an independent presenter, educator and researcher, and has presented her work in six countries and at more than 60 conferences in the U.S. Ginger Bristow ‘98 is director of Adam Bingham ‘02 Is a POLITICAL SCIENCE information for Vanderheyden Hall Inc. Vanderheyden Is a Force Base in Mississippi. Adam GRAD works at Randolph Air Force Base in Texas. Amy M. Young '98 is a private vocal teacher and a member of the Weber State Alumni Singers. ——eeEeea SE Samual LaVon Anderson ‘99 Is a nuclear power student with the U.S. Navy. Upon completion of his studies, he will be assigned to run the reactor plant on an aircraft carrier. Samuel lives in Goose Creek, S.C. Marci May ‘99 is a choir teacher with the Morgan School District in Utah. Jason Sullivan ‘99 is a systems engineer for Cisco Systems, Internet protocol based networking technologies, in Salt Lake City. OOs Samuel J. Smith ‘00 is working on his MBA at the University of Utah and hopes to complete his degree in May 2004. Benita Y. Gallegos ‘01 works at Hill Air Force Base as an-informa- April 9, 2004. John Wyatt Brockbank ‘02 works for the Social Security Administration in Ogden as a claims representative. Shelly Carrigan ‘02 Is a cosmetologist at Illuzions in Ogden. Natalie Goodwin ‘02 Is an RN and a case manager for VistaCare Hospice in South Ogden, Utah. Marci Dawn Hales ‘02 earned her master of social work from the University of Denver in August 2003. She works for the Clayton Family Futures Head Start in Denver, as a family services worker and a school social worker. Ryan Snarr ‘02 works in the customer service and marketing department for Destination Homes. He is on the WSU Wildcat Club Board of Directors. Ryan is mar- ried to Rebekah Snarr ‘01. She works as an escrow agent. They both are members of the Weber Alumni Singers. Jared R. Hayes '03 is employed with the Utah Division of Parks & Recreation. He and his wife, Kellie A. (Creager) Hayes ‘01, live in Willard, Utah. tion technology technician for the Defense Logistics Agency. Joy Kartchner ‘03 is employed Teresa Parr ‘01 teaches third City. grade at Mountain View Elementary. In the 2002-2003 school year, she taught third grade on the Navajo Reservation in the San Juan School District in Utah. Joshua H. Allred ‘02 is co- manager of the Kroger store in Powder Springs, Ga. with LDS Hospital in Salt Lake GOES BROKE(R) FOR Timing is everything, as business owner Stephanie Spanos ‘00 can attest. She originally planned to use her political science degree to go on to law school and then become a serial-killer profiler. As her graduation approached, the owner of the Hy and Mike's Pawn in Ogden, where she worked all through college, offered to sell her the Roy pawnshop in the same chain. She bought the business with husband Corey Howell ‘00 and makes short-term loans to members of the public on personal property they bring in. "| have a knack for sizing up people and their merchandise, she says. She thrives on her work, which occupies her time nine hours a day, six days a week. “It opens a whole new world,” she says. Yet her occupation has ancient roots, going back 3,000 years to ancient China, as well as to Greece and Rome. Queen Isabella even pawned her royal jewels to finance Columbus’ journey to America. Spanos characterizes her customers as “really nice people” who need to borrow small sums of money temporarily — business that slides beneath the radar of banks and larger lending businesses. “There are a lot of misconceptions about pawnshops,” Spanos says. “Over 85 percent of pawnshop customers come back to get their possessions.” The crown jewels of Spain haven't come across her counter yet, but she loans daily on items from “the simplest VHS movies to snowmobiles and two-carat diamond rings.” Barbara Bernstein, University Communications TV Ramona (Hughes) Greene ‘98 is completing his undergraduate pilot training and is second in his class. He received his wings on AV INA center that provides care and assistance for children and families in Wynantskill, N.Y. She is responsible for all Vanderheyden publications, as well as fundraising and development. lieutenant in the Air Force and is stationed at Columbus Air OVO’ UAE community relations and public ce) apenas gos, 00s WSU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION You belong when you're among Weber State University alumni. You feel welcome and appreciated. The WSU Alumni Association sponsors Campus and community activities like the ones pictured here. For more information on how you can participate, click on alumni.webe or call 801-626-7535. WW Oo WSU MAGAZINE | Spring5 2004 PHOTOs By Gary Toyn and Gaylord Gardner From professional musicians to “haven't played since college,” Weber alumni flock to join the Wildcat Alumni Band. Band officers are (I-r) Steve Carter ‘70, chairman; Dave Arnold ‘72, event coordinator; Lew May ‘66, music director: Paul '77 and Wanona Greer ex ‘77, finance chairs; Sandi Coxe ex ‘69, secretary. Shown (I-r) at the second annual WSU Alumni Golf Classic are George Heiner ‘70, Eric Gerds and Chuck Ulrich ‘79. Proceeds from the event go to WSU scholarships. WSU Salutes honorees exhibit their awards at the Browning Center for the Performing Arts. Shown (I-r): E. Wayne Bundy ‘38, Virginia Nelson Rich ‘43, Jerry Petersen ex ‘67, Telitha Lindquist, George E. Wahlen ‘48, Emeriti homecoming king Spencer Loughton ‘41 and queen Dorothy Loughton ‘41, Rich Kendell ‘68 and Ferrel Carter ‘37. WSU Salutes recognizes outstanding alumni and friends of the university. Weber Remembers: Marvin Saunders ‘41 was one of more than 400 guests at a banquet honoring Weber faculty, staff and students who served in World War II. The event was part of a week long celebration of Weber 's own “greatest generation" sponsored by the Alumni Association. sic are eeds WSU alumni, family and friends enjoy sights in Ketchikan, Alaska, on a cruise sponsored by the WSU Alumni Association. 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