Weber State ‘College Comment, January 1987, page 11 ne BOOKS Alumni Clubs Former WSC basketball guard Michael Sivulich has been named first chairman of the newly-formed “Wildcat Alumni Backcourt Club.” The group is made up of former WSC basketball players who will get together for two major activities each year. “We want former Wildcats to come back to the campus for activities which are geared to their interests,” said. The first major activity will ner on Jan. 30. The following Jan. 31, club members will Sivulich be a dinevening, play one another in the preliminary game before the WSC/Idaho State contest in the Dee Events Center. The group is looking for all former basketball players interested in joining the club. Membership fees are $25 per year, which includes an alumni identification card, a newsletter from coach Larry Farmer, and Arm-chair quarterbacks who once were WSC gridiron players can get off the sofa and into pads during the annual Wildcat vs. Alumni football game. The game and a golf tournament are part of the alumni weekend set for May being organized by the newly formed Gridiron Club. ‘We urge all former Wildcat football players to contact us and become active in the club,” said Ron McCall, chairman of the group. “We would like as many players as possible in the game, and even more to participate in the golf tournament and join with us for the banquet.” The football alumni are working to overcome three losses during the annual event's history. Last year the alumni came the closest yet to victory with a 24-13 loss to the varsity. The Gridiron Club suggestions for activities and ways that Members of the Board of Directors the organization can benefit the WSC football program. Those interested in participating should contact McCall in include, besides Sivulich, Riley Wimberly, vice chairman; Dick Hun- saker, secretary/treasurer; Dave. Alumni Association is looking for travel to Chicago, New York City and may wish to donate to the college. Washington, D.C. in January to meet “There are a few years that we don’t have in our permanent collection,” said with alumni living in those areas. The Chicago meeting is set for Jan. 27 prior to the WSC vs. De Paul University basketball game at the Rosemont Center. Invitations to a pregame reception and meeting will be sent to alumni in the Midwest this month with time and location. Central Atlantic Chapter officers are planning a no-host dinner Jan. 28 during which Pres. Nadauld will discuss campus events. The Capitol Chapter meeting is set for Jan. 29 in the home of chapter president Carolyn Larsen. Details of each chapter meeting will be mailed to alumni in those areas this month. yearbooks that former students Edith Hester, executive director of the alumni. “People who have copies they don’t really want could donate them to us and we'd be very appreciative.” The years that the alumni are looking for are 1917, 1932-34, 1943-46, 1950-53, 1959, 1973 and 1975-77. The yearbooks, called “The Acorn,” were published by students at the college and tivities, students. Anyone chronicled the organizations, wishing to year’s ac- staff donate and year- books should contact the Alumni Association at (801) 626-6564. is looking for other alumni benefits. The Pres. Stephen D. Nadauld and Edie Hester, alumni executive director, will the evenings at (801) 394-9860, or the alumni office at (801) 626-6569. ONE TIME LIMITED EDITION OFFER OF QUALITY LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS OF Sackolwitz, Greg Soter, Val Weathers | and Dave Johnson. For more information call the alumni | “THE office at (801) 626-6569, or any of the! board members. WILDCAT | | FAMILY” by APaRRELL R. COLLET— Weber State College Alumni INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN ANIMAL ARTIST Assn. Executive Director Edith Hester Development Officer Don E. Spainhower President Sharon C. Young Vice President John Lofgreen Past president Brad R. Drake $50 PER PRINT Board of Directors ST 50 S. Neal Berube Doris G. Bosworth Roger W. Cox Christopher G. Davis Reid E. Graser Karen B. Hurst Brent E. Johns Susan C. Krusell Steven T. Largent John C. Lofgreen Sharon R. Martin Paul Neuenschwander Ilene K. Parker Frank Storey Pat H. Williams Hurschell G. Urie J. Clair Whiteley Jeffrey Cazier Jonathan P. Wright J. Todd Anderson Stephen D. Nadauld Dean W. Hurst Don E. Spainhower PER SET approx. size 15” x 20” | The Wildcat in four stages of life is a special commissioned series for Alumni and Friends of Weber State College rendered by well-known animal artist and Professor Emeritus of Art Farrell R. Collett. ‘The finely printed pieces are limited to 200 copies of each stage of the Wildcat’s life. The stages include: Mother and Kitten, Kitten, Adolescent and Adult. All prints purchased in the series of four will be signed and numbered by the artist. This adds value to the prints as an investment. Individual prints not purchased in the series will not be numbered nor signed. Make Checks Payable to WEBER STATE COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Mail Order along with payment (no cash please) to: Weber State College Alumni Office, 3750 Harrison Blvd., Ogden, UT 84408 Additional information may be had by calling the WSC (801) 626-6569 Alumni Office, Yes, | would like to purchase the following Wildcat Prints: [_] Series, 4 Stages of a Wildcat’s Life, $150.00 [_] Wildcat Family, $50.00 (_] Kitten on a Log, $50.00 [-] Adolescent Wildcat, $50.00 (_] Springing Adult Wildcat, $50.00 | his paintings and drawings of animals. He has illustrated numerous books and illustrated advertising for many internationally recognized firms. Mr. Collett was the first {Name art instructor at Weber State College and Address was primarily responsible for developing the department as it is today. City, State, Zip | Telephone (daytime number)