Class Notes MARK EVANS has been named to the United States delegation to the United Nations. He is vice president of Metromedia, GARY Inc., in Washington, CORNIA, ‘72, has D.C. completed in requirements for a master’s degree economics at Utah State University. JOHN obtained ‘66, has E. ULIBARRI, a master’s degree of specialist in educational at administration University. State Utah BOB J. NIELSON has been promoted to the position of sergeant with the Utah Highway Patrol. A Roy resident, his primary duty will be in the Alcoholic Safety Action Project in Davis, Weber Elder Box and Counties. WAYNE SIMPSON has been awarded a $1,500 fellowship by Eastman School of Music at Rochester, N.Y., where he is his continuing graduate studies. He will ~ — — | complete work on his master’s degree in — performance and literature this year. RICHARD COOPER, former Weber State all-conference basketball player, is a free agent trying out for team positions in the National Basketball Association. ; TAKING lead roles in the Weber State Alumni - Community production of ‘‘Our Town’’ were (from left) Jan C. Noyes, Scott Jensen and Ted Bunnell shown here in a wedding scene. FIRST PRODUCTION the LDS Church School System as principal of the Garland 9th Grade Seminary. MARYLYN directorship munity ‘Our Town’ Rates Praise The first production by the newly-formed Weber State College Alumni Community Theater, ‘Our Town,” rated praise from local critics and was a financial success, reports the Alumni Directors. Association Board of 29, with Dr. Jensen, Jan Camp Sandra Noyes, Slater, Gary Lee Ron Ross, associate professor of communications at Utah State University, as director. The cast included Ted Bunnell, Dick Slater, Robert Kelley, Hal Kent, Geneva Call Peterson, Mrs. Robert T. Benson, Scott . Old Yearbooks Available Now The Alumni Association office on the Weber State campus has a limited number of yearbooks from past years available to interested persons at no charge. Those who would like to have one of the old annuals are invited to visit the office in Room 316 in the WSC Administration Building. They will be given on a first-comefirst-served basis. Yearbooks from the following years are available: 1972, 1971, 1969, 1967, 1966, 1965, 1964, 1963, 1962; 1961, 1960, 1958, 1957, 1956, 1955. 1954. 1948. Forsgren, Kelley, Ross Housley, Thatcher Allred, Jerry D. Allen, Kay Neal, Elmer H. Ericson, Scott Slater, Jim Aldrich, Jess Krebs. The technical staff was comprised of Luacine Pingree, Hazel Robertson, Carolyn Lindsley, Kieth Conley, Ray Meyers and Sue Schatzman. Approximately 1,000 people attended the four shows, and audiences were pleased and responsive, says Alumni Association Director Mike Macfarlane. Ray Wight reviewed the play for the “Ogden Standard-Examiner.’”’ Among his comments were these: “‘ ‘Our Town’ offers a generally well-balanced cast with a number of area favorites included. In the top roles, Ted Bunnell as the stage manager who brings to life the bare stage and interpretation to the passing of years in a small New Hampshire village; Jan Noyes as Emily Webb, and Scott Jensen as George Gibbs, do excellent jobs.” Future Plans He described Mr. Bunnell’s commentary as “fluid and understanding,”’ Mrs. Noyes’ as “convincing,” in her role. Plans are under way for future productions to include Readers Theatre and musical productions. Interested members of the alumni and the community generally are urged to participate in Community Theater program, and positions are open for backstage personnel as well as performers. Art taken GALE has of the Bertha Center. She over Eccles was the Com- formerly secretary for the Weber State football staff. technical staff The play was presented Sept. 26, 27, 28° and L. | MAX ROBINETTE has been appointed by ~ © ‘73 has been PARRISH, VIRGINIA awarded a research assistantship in the department of physical education at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. PAUL H. DUNN has received his doctoral degree in botanical sciences from the University of Hawaii at Honolulu. He is teaching at the California State University | | at Fullerton. DR. MICHAEL P. BOTT has completed a_ one-year internship at Rush-PresbyterianSt. Luke’s Hospital in Chicago, and has opened a dental practice in Ogden. DR. SCOTT MALAN has graduated as a | doctor of dental surgery from the College of University, Loyola Surgery, Dental Chicago, Ill. He will serve a one-year internship at Chicago’s Hines Veterans Administration Hospital and plans to practice in Arizona. DR. LYNN G. WADE has received a doctor of medical dentistry degree with honors from the University of Oregon Dental School, Portland. Following three years service in the Air Force, he plans to open} practice in the Ogden area. MICHAEL S. LIPTROT has been appoint dean of students at the College of Santa Fe N.M. He received a bachelor degree from Weber State in psychology and his master’s degree from Colorado State University. He was director of housing at the college befor his new appointment. He had also worked as housing director at the University 0 Minnesota.