Page 8 ORVIL CHARLES ENGLAND, 67, Salt Lake City, died Feb. 23 at St. Mark’s Hospital. Prior to his retirement he had been deputy superintendent of schools for Granite School District. He was a graduate of Smithsonian Business College, Weber College and the University of Utah. He received his doctorate degree from Stanford University. He served as an assistant in the history department at the University of Utah, Dean of Men, Cyprus High School, Principal Olympus Junior High School and director of secondary Fowers, three sons and one daughter and three stepsons. JANETTE W. HALE, 63, Afton, Wyoming, at died Friday, Feb. 25, her home of a heart attack. She was born and raised in Ogden and attended Weber State College and graduated from Utah State University. She taught school in Weber County and Star Valley, Wyo. husband, Wilford Hale died in 1976. Her Sur- vivors include three daughters. DEE W. WAYMENT, 58, Uintah, died Feb. 28 of a heart attack. He had been a self-employed certified public accountant and had served in the Navy in World War II. He had lived in Provo and Ogden and graduated from Weber High School. He (continued from Page 7) attended Weber State College and graduated from the University of Utah. He was past vice president, secretary and all, stating that “‘it is to be doubted if one tenth of the traveling professional companies could have presented it as well,”’ (as the Salt Lake Company). Of the Logan group the reporter wrote ‘“‘without a single word of flattery we may say”... they have turnished the treasurer, and director of the Ogden Jaycees, past member of the Greater Ogden Chamber of Commerce and member of the Ogden Exchange Club. He is survived by his wife, the former Atholeen England. ORVILLE E. GRIEDER, 51, Fruit Ogden Public one of the rarest and Heights, died Feb. 16 at his home of a heart most delighttul entertainment any community was ever favored with ...” At that time Ogden’s desire to form their own company failed ... But the WSC Alumni-Community Theater’s first production on the stage should be just the ‘beginning’ of a grand era of local talent at the Grand Opera House - Orpheum. attack. He attended schools in Illinois and Kansas and graduated from Weber State College with a degree in general sciences. He was attending Brigham Young University. He was commissioned a pilot in the Air Force May 23, 1945 and served in the Far East, Germany, Southeast Asia. He was Colonel. He is survived England and a Lieutenant by his wife, r excellent opportunities for interested 4 alumni to become involved in a growing alumni organization and to * aid in the progress of Weber State College,” says Mr. Hall. Voting will take place this summer with all Weber State Alumni being — eligible to vote. Nominations must be in the alumni — office by May 16. Please include resume and photograph of nominee. ~ ALUMNIBOARDCANDIDATE NAME Last First Middle ADDRESS No. Street City State Travel Study Home Work LAST YEAR ATTENDED WEBER_ STUDENT ACTIVITIES WHILE AT WEBER ACTIVITIES SINCE LEAVING WEBER YOUR NAME IF YOU.ARE SUPPLYING. ABOVE : INFORMATION Historic fa 4 AVAILABLE TO ALUMNI OF WEBER STATE COLLEGE Cities “ Plan Now of to visit Southern California this summer! the Alumni Association of the University California, You'll in The makes Alumni it Lodge possible. and have Southern California at your fingertips. 14 NIGHTS IN: sequtitics = WASHINGTON, D.C. .......... 5 days $758.50 PER-PERSON, ALL-INCLUSIVE GROUP FARE FOR QUADRUPLE ACCOMMODATIONS DEPARTS SALT LAKE CITY RETURNS FROM WASH., D.C....... CALL: June 13. 1977 June 27, 1977 TRAVEL STUDY PROGRAMS Sue Stevenson—Coordinator Weber State College 399-5941 Ext. 576 of Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm, and Lic Country Safari. Los Angeles, mountai beaches and the desert are within forty-five miles. Stay in new accommodations suites, swimming, with privaity sauna, volleyball, tennis, any as $3.72 person per night. photo dark room, Springs is nearby. Golfing in famous.Palay The lodge has a traine professional need, to The Alumni Lodge is within thirty-five minutes can use the Alumni ree 1S DAYS, a stay Riverside You won't find lower rates anywhere. Family BOSTON 15 CALL WSC ALUMNI OFFICE 399-5941 Ext. 346 FOR INFORMATION of four, oot degres PERSON: JUNE 21—SEPTEMBER 1, Of the East” & FOR ANOTHER THE ALUMNI LODGE). Co-sponsored by CONTINUING EDUCATION American Heritage- Presic stituti Regen the . pos Zip TELEPHONE NUMBER former Ruth Kartchner. Alumni | 1 | Christensen and Alice Diann Nye McGill, two brothers and one sister. Publis | cee He ee a a been principal of the Slaterville School and later taught mathematics at Jordan Junior High School, Irving Junior High School and Glendale Junior High School. He had also been a coach. He retired in 1959. His first wife, Mary Myrtle Farr died in 1973. He is survived by his widow, the former Cora was engaged to Vivian Thompson, Ogden. He is survived by his parents, Pat E. G. LE had ee Scout. served He ee an Eagle and mission. ee 1972 to 1974. He was 1917, Stake ee from a fall while mountain climbing Feb. 15. He was a student at Weber State College. He had served at LDS mission to the George-South Carolina Mission from in Lake ee Salt died ee 24, Ogden ee ee G. McGILL, ee University of Utah. He served a mission to Colorado MICHAEL ee Her husband, R. Rufus Maw, preceded her in death. The board members advise Mr. Hall on alumni plans and policies. They also help suprrvise alumni activities, including homecoming, Founders’ Day, the Annual Giving campaign and many others. “These board positions provide ee worked for Model Laundry before retiring. Nominations are now being taken for two year Board Membership positions on the Weber State College Alumni Board of Directors. Each year, the 17 member board replaces several members whose terms have expired. Anyone _interested in the college and its alumni functions are encouraged to nominate themselves or a friend by filling out the questionnaire on this page and by returning it to the Alumni office, Weber State College, 3750 Harrison Blvd., Ogden, Utah 84408. The board meets once each month. During the monthly meetings, the members hear reports from Alan Hall, alunni director, concerning future projects. ee years and had been a dental assistant and Nominations ee Holmes, one son and one daughter. O. VICTOR BELNAP, 83, Hooper, died March 1 of natural causes. He attended Weber Academy and graduated from the Alumni Board ee ee eee education, Granite School District. He is survived by his wife, the former Lucy A. a FRANCES D. MAW, 73, Ogden, died Feb. 5, at a Roy Hospital. She attended Weber Academy and had worked at the Weber County Recorder’s Office for many ~————naaR In Memoriam Lodge for as little staff cater to your evéj | = 3