Group Demands 4-Year Weber OGDENA committee of 24 northern Utah community leaders Saturday demanded expansion of Weber College into a four-year degree-granting institution. They asked a four-year program in several fields "to keep faith with the families of the Ogden area." The fields include liberal arts, vocational training, business, nursing, homemaking, public service, education, and military science. There are 400 students annually in the Ogden area who quit school because they can't afford to go away to college, the committee said. COSTS NO MORE The group added it would cost the state no more to educate an Ogden student at home than away from home because money is appropriated on a per student basis. A four year college in Ogden would not rob Utah's senior institutions but would increase enrollment, especially in the professional and graduate schools by creating in more youth an appetite for higher education, the committee said. Committee members are W. W. Anderson, chairman and president of the Anderson Lumber Company; A. Parley Bates, superintendent of Weber County Schools; the Rev. Vernon L. Booker, Ogden Congregational Church; Frank M. Browning, manager of Browning Chevrolet Company; Louis W. Christensen, superintendent of Morgan County Schools. Maurice R. Conroy, principal, Ogden High School; George S. Eccles, president of the First Security Bank of Utah; Alf L. Freeman, principal, Box Elder High School; E. J. Fieldsted, manager, Weber Basin Project; A. L. Glasmann, publisher of the Ogden Standard Examiner; Clarisee H. Hall, registrar, Weber College; G. Harold Holt, principal, Davis High School; J. A. Howell, attorney; Ira A. Huggins, attorney; William C. Jensen, clerk, Southern Pacific Railroad; W. I. Lowe, American Federation of Labor representative. Roy C. Metcalf, principal, Weber County High School; Chester Olsen, regional forester, U.S. Forest Service; Olin H. Ririe, division manager, Utah Power and Light Company; Clarence E. Smith, representative, Carpenters Local Union No. 450; T. O. Smith, superintendent, Ogden City Schools; Howard Widdison, farmer; Fred Ball, president, Associated Students, Weber College; Douglas Burnett, president, Weber College Alumni Association. No. Name Position Height Weight High School 21 Carlyle MacDonald F 6' 6'1" 150 No. Hollywood 22 Don Wilkinson F 160 Ogden 32 Mick Drainey G 6 '2" 165 Ogden 20 Paul Furlong F 5'10" 147 Ogden 35 Ron Lowder F 6' 185 Ogden 23 *Mark Ballif F 6 ' 1" 165 Ogden 24 *Larry Peterson F 6'2" 180 Morgan 30 Don Shaw F 5'10" 160 Weber 31 *Ron Wilkinson C 6'3" 175 Ogden 33 Jay Brown G-F 5'11" 150 Weber 34 Bryan Renstrum F 61 160 Weber 25 *Don Butler G 6'2" 175 Ogden 40 *Don Budge G 6' 175 Weber 41 William Thackery F 6'3" 190 Morgan 42 Glen Hadfield C 6'6" 225 Weber