Dean Alan J. Dayley, Dean of Students at Weber State College, has just barely outlived the dubious title of Ogre of WSC; which he won a few years ago by having a local tavern closed for selling beer to under-age dorm students, who came in reeling drunk almost every weekend. Many local parents had called the police department, but it wasn't until Dean Day-ley complained that they were raided, and had their license revoked. However, they have been reopened and most of Sigma and Excels members have forgiven his indiscretion. Assistant Dean of Students, Marvin Justin Peterson was born in Morgan County in the little town of Peterson which was named after one of his more illustrious former forbears. He began throwing things at an early age and gained considerable fame for such as activities as he grew older. He graduated from throwing tantrums and rocks to javelins and blocks and became an all-round athlete at high school and Weber College where he captained the Wildcat football team. "Marv" was a star athlete at Utah State and he also played football in the service, where he finally volunteered for less hazardous combat duty. Applying lessons learned in the past at W.S.C., track coach Dean Peterson continues to "throw" his weight around at various campus confrontations; "hurdles" weighty problems and effectively "tackles" all responsibilities assigned. One of the friendliest, most helpful people on campus is Mrs. Marva Gregory, Dean of Women. Her warm, sincere manner has helped many struggling WSC students, both men and women. When she is not helping worried freshmen, her duties include advisor of Cardinal Key and Associated Women Students. (She also aids worried seniors, trying to fulfill graduation requirements). She is an advisor to I.F.C. and helps the girls very much in their activities. Dean Gregory is chairman of the Eligibility Committee which checks the grades and eligibility of all active participants of ASWSC. With all these duties confronting her, she still greets everyone with a warm smile and a willingness to listen to any of their problems. Dean Milton C. Mecham has handled the job as director of admissions and records since 1962. His responsibility is to see that all students who enter this institution have the appropriate scores as to be able to function on a college level. It's also his responsibility to see that graduating students fill the requirements and are scholastically able to graduate. He stated that he has noticed the growth in the school not only in numbers but also in the quality of instruction which is present. He thinks that generally things are looking up both from the student's point of view and from the school's. Right: D. Parry Wilson, Director of Institutional Research. Below: Lou Gladwell, Director of Information Services. Below right: Dean Hurst, Director of College Relations. Above: Thomas R. Riley, Controller. Right: Dale L. Gardner, Director of Athletics. Above: James R. Tolman, Head Librarian. Left: Robert H. DeBoer, Purchasing Agent.