Commercial ‘71 Robert B. Isakson, ‘71, has been named assistant vice president and branch manager of Commercial Security Bank’s Kamas Office in Kamas, Utah. He is a member of the Golden Spike Kiwanis Club where he has served as president and as a board member for many years. He has been very active in the sachio Utah Chapter of the American Institute of Banking where he has served as a member of the board for over two years. He has also served as a board member of the Utah Chapter of the Bank Administration Institute. He graduated from the School of Bank Operation in Boulder, Col., in 1983 and in 1985 graduated from the National Commercial Lending School in Norman, Okla. ‘74, Richard Keith Eldard, ‘74, has been promoted to the rank of major in the United States Air Force. He was in the top 20 percent of his class, which gives him the privilege of attending “Command and Staff School.” ee Arthur F. Brownell, ‘77, has been promoted to assistant vice president and assistant manager of the Ogden Harrison Boulevard Office of First Security Bank of Utah, N.A. ‘79 great times and ski rate savings you had as college skiers can be yours again. Benefits include mailings on NCSA activities, opportunities to participate in European, national and regional ski trips, alumni races, a money-saving coupon book good for reduced rates at resorts nationwide, membership card. and a_ special ‘80 ‘What's I The Alumni membership in the NCSA is $10 a person and $6 for each additional family member. Interested?. Contact the NCSA, 9200 W. North Avenue, Suite 108, Milwaukee, WN 53226. The National Collegiate Ski Association is the largest collegiate ski association in States with over member colleges and universities. 300 WSC Send us your latest news and we'll pass it along to your. friends from Weber State. Photos are welcome and should be_ black and white, 3x5" or Although all ski trips are open to United Yvette Camille Brown, '85, serves as an ensign in the United States Navy. After graduating from WSC, she attended the surface warfare officers school in Newport, RI. She is now serving aboard the USS Emory S. Land (AS-39), a sub- marine tender, stationed in Norfolk, Va. Her assignments have included electrical repair officer, repairing and maintenance of nuclearpowered submarines, and as the ship’s electrical officer, and surface warfare officer. Dr. Victor Ferre, has been promoted to full professor of education at Peru State College, Nebraska. He has been a member of the PSC faculty since 1978. After earning his bachelor’s degree at WSC, he earned his masters degree from Utah State University and his doctor of education degree from New Mexico state University at Las Cruces. ; Billy W. Kennedy Jr., ‘80, was recently appointed to the position of International Sales and Marketing Specialist in the newly reorganized International Operations Group at Chrysler Corporation. His new responsibilities include negotiations and support of existing and potential joint oe alumni, special plans are being made to feature alumni activities at the National Collegiate Ski Week scheduled for Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Jan. 5-11, 1987 and the Midwest Devil’s Head, Wisconsin, weekend, Jan. 31-Feb. 1, 1987. Participation in many of the regional ski races is also possible. the Joan L. Wilcox, ‘84, received a master’s degree in English from Purdue University in May 1986, and has been accepted to the PhD. program there. She was also appointed to serve as editorial assistant to the Purdue English Dept. academic journal Modern Fiction Studies. She was recently honored with an Excellence in Teaching Award. Her husband, John S. Wilcox, '84,works for Scheutte, Mohler Architects and is enrolled in the construction management master’s program at Purdue. Jeff D. Daily, ‘80, has been promoted to assistant vice president and manager of the Twentieth South Office (Salt Lake City) of First oe Bank of Utah, N.A. Connie Paxman, has been promoted to Operations Officer at the North Ogden Office of First Security Bank of Utah, N.A. new with you’ Alumni Office wants know! to Name Soc. Sec. No. Class Year_____ Name of Spouse Class Year Address Telephone_____ City State Alumnews Zip Item: Ear Please take a few minutes to complete this form and send it to: — The NCSA, the group that sponsors all of those neat ski trips and races for college skiers, is expanding its program to include alumni, faculty and staff, and their family and friends. All those ‘84 David R. Moulton, ‘84, was recently promoted to Consumer Loan Officer at the Sugar House Office (Salt Lake City) of First Security Bank of Utah, N.A. Jerry D. Crawford, ‘79, graduated from the University of Utah Medical School in 1983 and moved to Madison, Wis. for a residency in pediatrics, which he completed in June of this year. He has now moved to Washington State where he joined the Wenatchee Valley Clinic. He is married and has two children. Alumni invited to join ski association ni. Irwin, Ca., where he was an instructor and platoon commander. His wife Nancy Croom, ‘85, has relocated from Ogden to the Denver Regional Office of McDonald’s Corporation. She is employed as a field consultant, supervising owner-operated stores in Wyoming, Utah, Northern Nevada and Colorado. Jeffrey Allen Ross, '77, recently became a senior electronic engineer with Systems Research Laboratories of Dayton, Ohio. He has been an electronic engineer with the company, which is developing high resolution multi-color CRT monitors and projectors to be used in data display and simulation applications, since 1982. He and wife Cynthia Ross, '75, are the parents of three sons. Craig D. Odekirk, '71, is the Laboratory Certification/Quality Assurance Officer for the State of Utah. He won the gold medal in the first annual (1986) Utah Tae Kwon Do Championships (UTSU), heavyweight division. He was recently promoted to Captain in the United States Army Reserve while serving with Company C, 321st Engineer Battalion (Combat), in Ogden. —Milwaukee, WI—The National Collegiate Ski Association caters to alum- served a two-and-a-half year tour of duty at Ft. COMMENT .J. Bond, Editor Public Relations Weber State , College Ogden, UT 84408-1010 Bai a sarc esaseciln Sosa ipl Oe ghd ae ao ors es ows ge ns eo ° | in Security Bank’s Credit Examination Department in Salt Lake City. In his new | position he will review | large commercial credits to ensure that the Bank ; maintains a high credit : quality in its loan portfolio. He seodauted in August from the Pacific Coast Banking School, a three year summer residency program taught at the University of Washington in Seattle. Curtis Eugene Croom, ‘83, Captain Croom has attended Advance Officer’s Training School at Ft. Benning, Georgia, since April 1986. Following completion of this school he will attend a personnel course for eight weeks at Ft. Benjamin | Harrison, Indiana. He will report to Ft. Carson — Colorado, for permanent assignment in late October. Prior to his assignment at Ft. Benning, he Toes analyst ‘83 aaa in may © | Monte Moore, M.D., ‘82, graduated from the University of Utah School of Medicine this year and began training in general surgery at the U of U in July. He and wife, Jeri Rosenlund Moore, ‘81, have three children. a Stephen C. Spurlock, ‘70, has been named vice president and credit skill, duty performance and exemplary conduct. ee ‘70 petition with contemporaries for professional Clark R. Baron, ‘73, received his master of education degree from Brigham Young University on August 15, 1986 in educational administration. He is currently teaching computer science and electronics at Provo High School. Clark and wife Joyce P. Baron, ‘72, are living in Provo and have six children. a research specialist in | Middle Atlantic States | ’82, has for the Elmenthe 21st in com- a John H. Dean, '73, has been named assistant vice president and manager of Commercial Security Bank's Provo Office. He joined CSB in 1984 and has filled a variety of assignments. He has been a member of the American Institute of Banking and participated Be in many of its Wehicasicadt 4Spnonteised: He serves on the Economic Development Committee of the Provo/Orem Chamber of Commerce. Arlene Haslam Eakle, ‘56, is president and founder of the Genealogical Institute, Salt Lake City, and is a_ professional genealogist of more than 25 years experience. She is ancestry (New York, Pennsylvania, New ° Jersey, Delaware and Maryland), southern research and tracing immigrant origins of Americans. She also has wide experience in field research. She holds both MA and PhD degrees in English history from the University of Utah. She was a founder and an original trustee of the Association of Professional Genealogists, serving as the group’s president from 1980-82. She has and does edit several newletters on genealogical topics and has authored several books. ‘82 Alumnews ie Air Force Tech. Sgt. Kevin E. Dowell, been chosen as Instructor of the Year Noncommissioned Officer Academy at dorf AFB, Alaska. An instructor with Tactical Fighter Wing, he was selected bi ‘56 Douglas H. Dieu, ‘54, was selected to represent the International Personnel Management Association at the Society of Chief Personnel Officers’ Conference in Bradford, England, last February. In March, Weber County received the Utah Governor's Council on Health and Physical Fitness Award for the Project Health Program, which Dieu has been very active in developing and administering. The same project received the National Association. of Counties Award in Orlando, Fla., in July 1985. In July of this year, Weber County will receive a National Association of Counties Achievement Award for their computerized payroll/personnel system which Dieu also helped develop. He is the Personne: Director for Weber County. ra a ‘54 October 1986, page 8 _— Weber State College Comment, J