Weber State College Comment, January 1988, Page 10 ae David become manager of the J.C. liams same Penney the law office, has re- L. Vandehel CarolLyn Swaner Wiil- Luanne G. Skinner, after nearly 30 years with the has store in Rolla, Mo. manager He has been with that com- Sears to become a pany for 21 years and was store. district personnel and mer- manager chandise company’s Moscow, Id. real estate with Network Homes and Land. She is manager in San Roseburg, of ured from that profession agent She had Ore. been of the working with her husband, Antonio before his promo- store since 1984. Bradley J., who attended tion. Vandehel ously, she spent several Weber State in the late 1950’s. They reside in Ogden Penney's as merchandise manager in Ogden. Valley and have also been affiliated with rentals and worked as personnel manager in the Salt Lake City manager of the Sears store. She started her career in sales of Wolf Creek Lodge for the past four years. store, as general merchandise manager in Denver, the Ogden Sears in 1969. and held the same position in Boulder, Colo. sales and management positions. started He was Ellie Thompson, recently Denver. He and his wife Susan are the parents of five retired from the Bureau of children. Previ- years in Roseburg beginning in 1980 as operatin He has also a store marketing and merchandising manager in She has held a variety of She is married to Robert Williams. Indian Affairs service af- Marine First Lieutenant William L. Taylor re- ter 25 years. cently received the Navy Achievement Medal. She was for- merly employed mountain Brigham transferred school at Inter- School City, in in to Ft. a Terry Teigeler has received the Israel Heaton Award received the decoration for his superior performance for his service to community education in Utah. of duty while serving at Marine Corps Recruit Depot The she award was presented at the annual conference of the Paris Island, S.C. BIA Utah Community Education Association, which has 2nd Marine Division at Camp Lejeune, N.C. about 300 members statewide. joined the Marine Corps in 1980. until He he ae has been named new Wingate, ¢ The award is named He is currently stationed with the Taylor N.M. where she has worked for the past three years. for Heaton, Current she is head volleyball, basketball and softball professor who was instrumental in pushing the com- coach at Snow College. munity education effort in Utah during the 1960's. Marji Lines Corbridge received her Ph.D. in eco- Teigeler is assistant director of the “Life Span Leam- nomics from the University of Utah in October 1987. ing” class division at Utah State University and is also She is currently teaching at the University of Venice She has actively supported women’s sports in Utah for over 27 years. a former Brigham Young University director of USU’s Ogden/Hill Air Force Base Educa- in Italy and also teaches economics at another school Dr. Larry Tomlinson authored abook this yeartitled tion center. He has served as a board member and in Italy. “American president of both the Utah Community Politics — An Kendall/Hunt Publishers. Inquiry” published by Dr. Tomlinson currently Education Association and the Adult Education Association of teaches history and political science at Clark County Utah. Community College. Heandhis wife, Joyce Monby, leadership from Brigham class of ’57, live in Las Vegas, Nev. doctorate of education from the University of Ne- He received a master’s in community school Young University and a aD Christine Calver Cushing has been promoted to manager of professional services with Mead-Johnson Nutritional Group located in Evansville Indiana. Christine worked for Mead Johnson in Salt Lake City braska. from 1979 to 1982 and again from 1984 to 1987. She 65 Dr. Frank Salimenohas passed his certification examination in Treatment and Management of Ocular Disease at the University of California at Berkeley. The certification is required by all states recognizing moved to Indiana in September of this year. 69 Duane Walker vice president of Patient David Ottley is currently president of the Columbia Queen’s chapter of the Health Physics Society. He has almost Services at the ease. Medical Center Dr. Salimeno is a graduate of the Pacific He also attended has to senior doctors of optometry to treat and manage ocular dis-. University College of Optometry. olulu, Hawaii. completed in Hon- a masters degree at the University of Washington in radiological sciences, and is supervi- He is re- the University of California, the Eye Institute and the sponsible for all clinical sor of radiological services for the Washington Public Pennsylvania College of Optometry for post-doctoral services, including Power Supply System, a nuclear utility. training and certification in ocular pharmacology and health and clinical therapeutics. He has had a private optometry mental American Academy of Optometry. is chairman of the board of directors of Comprehen- Judy Van newick, Wa. surgery, medicine and OB/GYN, special care, patient support, nursing facilities and related areas. Home Services company. Meeteren of Hawaii, He and his wife, Charlene, have nine children and live in Ken- rehabilitation, practice in Ogden for 14 vears and is a fellow of the sive 66 D. been promoted He also another Queen’s November of 1985 Walker has been vice president of Patient Services at Queen’s, where 74 Craig Ogan has joined Gardiner— A Market Company as vice president of Fuller is a reading depart- previously he was ment chair for the Round director of nursing at Stanford University Hospital in sponsible for the agency’s Rock Independent School California. He received his masters degree in psycho- client District located outside of social nursing from the University of Utah in 1975. and account service devel- Austin, Texas. She has re- He is a fellow of the American Academy of Nursing opment. He will also be re- cently published and was appointed by Hawaii’s governor to the State sponsible Council on Mental Health and Substance Abuse. management of the agency’s public relations divi- a book, “Activities for the Teach- ing of Yearbook Joumal- [gd il ism.” She has been a yearbook advisor for 13 of associate hospital director and he also serves on the faculty of the University of Hawaii. her client services. relations He is reprogram for the overall f sion, Hal Gardiner & Associates. | Before starting at Gardiner Ogan was senior vice president at Gillham 20 years of teaching which has included positions in Advertising Inc., in Salt Lake City. He was president Weber County, Department of Overseas Schools in of the Utah Advertising Federation in 1983-84, and is Japan, Korea and Germany as well as in Texas where Paul L. Morrellhas been promoted to vice president she has resided for the past 11 years. She received her and manager of the Salt Lake Industrial Area with directors. masters degree from Utah State University and is a First Security Bank of Idaho. Relations Society of America and is a member of its member of the Texas Reading Council. During her Government Council, the Union Activity Board, was Delta Sigma, Institute Choir and the Ladies Triple He is an accredited member of the Public Counselors Academy. Ogan currently lives in Salt Lake City. four years at Weber State she served on the Student two-years on the Acom staff and a member of Lamda currently a member of that organization’s board of she Dale Thompson has joined First Security Bank in Layton as mortgage loan officer in the production center. He has been a real estate broker in Ogden and Mari Bean recently eamed her master of education Trio. She is married to Gerald R. Fuller, Jr., co-author was previously a customer service manager at the degree in media administration from and publisher of “The Fuller-Weissmann Report.” Freeport Center. University. She is a teacher at Majestic Elementary He is a licensed real estate broker and a member of the Ogden Athletic Club. Utah State School in West Jordan where she teaches the first grade. As part of her master’s work she completed a project titled “Mother Goose as a Teaching Tool.” It involved the use of nursery rhymes in school curriculum to introduce and reinforce skills.