a b ¢ '3 wr f fa Lahm Bd Rd mM iyA PENT ' ABS E IK : &. One of Northern Utah's premiere running families makes its mark on the Weber State record books. A course connects students with the splendor of Dinosaur National Monument, admired nature authors, and their own creativity. Music, art, poetry and science come together in a new body of work commissioned by WSU. A photo exhibit at WSU's Stewart Library captures the hearts and memories of the local community. Some alumni have unusual careers. This month: Art instructor Don Jardine is best known for his how-to books on cartooning. Classmates check in. Lost and found: Webers victory bell rings again. WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE VoL. 11, No. |, Sprinc 2006 EDITOR IN CHIEF Kathryn Edwards MANAGING EDITOR Jennifer Philion ART DIRECTOR Hillary Wallace 98 DESIGNERS Michelle Lewis 05 Kedrick Ridges 05 CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Travis Clemens 05 John Kowalewski Jonathan McBride Jennifer Philion Courtney Rottgering Sandy Sowerby CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Margie Esquibel Lynell Gardner Vicki Gorrell Courtney Rottgering PHOTOGRAPHERS Thomas Ammon Robert Casey Steve Gaffney Brian Griffin 86 Amie Salas Zac Williams o1 Comments and questions about Weber State University Magazine may be sent to the editor at the address below or forwarded by phone: 801-626-7359, fax: 801-626-6243 or e-mail magazine@weber.edu POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Weber State University Magazine, Weber State University, 4025 University Circle, Ogden UT 84408-4025. WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY WEB weber.edu WSU ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WEB alumni.weber.edu WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2005-2006 Tom Davidson, Chair Barney Chapman 72, Vice Chair Jim C. Beardall Mac Christensen Kathryn Lindquist Catherine Ortega Kathy Petersen Rod Southwick 70 Ryan Starks Jerry Stevenson COVER PHOTO by Zac Williams The beauty and serenity of Dinosaur National Monument inspires a WSU professor in his writing and his teaching. See Page 8. PHOTO BY STEVE GAFFNEY |} WSU NEWS & EVENTS TREADING THE BOARDS Acclaimed film and stage actress Claire Bloom was the 2006 Dean W. & Carol W. Hurst Artist-in-Residence. Bloom spent a week on campus coaching and conducting workshops with theatre arts students, drawing on experiences from a Career that spans nearly five decades. She concluded her visit by performing a dramatized reading of Charlotte Bronté's “Jane Eyre." POP PHILOSOPHY What do “Seinfeld,” “The Sopranos" and baseball have in common? Besides being broadcast on television, they were the topic of a one-day seminar at the Smithsonian Institution presented by associate philosophy professor Richard Greene. As part of the Smithsonian's Resident Associate Program, Greene drew on elements of pop culture to discuss principles of philosophy. Greene was Invited to present the seminar as a result of his work with the Open Court Publishing Company's “Philosophy and Pop Culture Series." REACHING FOR THE STARS WSU's Ott Planetarium recently received a $1 million federal appropriation from the United States Congress. The money will help the facility expand its educational outreach efforts, especially to underserved portions of the population such as Spanish-speaking audiences and schoolchildren in rural areas. The planetarium is one of the first facilities in the country to translate popular star shows into Spanish, making astronomy and space exploration more accessible to the nation's growing Hispanic population. During the semester, the planetarium offers public star shows every Wednesday evening. Visit weber.edu/planetarium for more information. CARING IN CONTEXT Members of the WSU nursing faculty have developed an innovative way to educate future nurses that encourages students to hone their critical thinking skills. The program has transformed the traditional nursing lab into a minihospital unit, where mannequins serve as NT Panay Up For 11 mechanical engineering — _ technology (MET) students, eae aa Spent designing, Ta NPAliLe} ee Pele KwalgTe maa ON Neyer Ue oe . Sete iiresKMliaantme-Celile Northwest | i late spring, eV MiaTM stele Berle (cla ate Aeon nee siaPA0Olomecollofciaia(ola aie MTNool lL O12 MA | 1-1 of creating a single-passenger off-road_ vehicle called a Mini Baja. This We the third consecutive year that the MET Wildcat Racing team has entered the - Zea competing against colleges and TTA NAcLesIM(SIMA KO) Au mr-lel Cesc aTcam are) a(e]g (last year's car is pictured). During the three- day competition, the students will present oral and written cyelelan on the vehicle, CMO SACL ES) its ability to perform in a Ee series of off-road tests, then compete in. an endurance race. Associate professor DE TeMWEleler- Says this is the perfect senior project, because students draw Delong everything they've SI Mane pursuing their degree. : patients with names, medical histories, Surgical wounds, and their own hospital rooms. The approach offers students a real-life context for the techniques they are learning and helps them answer the critical question: Why am | performing these procedures? AWARD WINNERS For the second time in three years, the Utah Professor of the Year teaches at WSU. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education named Yasmen Simonian, professor and chair of WSU's Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences, as the 2005 Utah Professor of the Year. National and state award winners were selected from nearly 400 top professors nominated around the country. Psychology professor and department chair Eric Amsel is the 2006 John S. Hinckley Fellow. Amsel has been at WSU since 1996 and takes great pride In serving as a mentor to students and collaborating with them on undergraduate research. Outside the classroom, Amsel's research has focused on cognitive development. The Hinckley award, presented annually since 1991, honors a member of the WSU faculty who has excelled in teaching, scholarship and Service. REACHING OUT Students from eight different clubs and organizations on campus helped organize a silent auction and benefit concert at the Ogden campus in late March. The event helped raise more than $12,000 for an educational center in Rwanda that assists victims of that nation’s genocide. The funds will go toward the construction of a concrete enclosure around a well, teaching classes at the center, and purchasing books and furniture for its library. “These students are taking It upon themselves to be aware and engaged locally and globally," said assistant geography professor Julie Rich. MEETING THE ‘LOVELY AUTHOR In recent years, few novels have captured both the critical acclaim and popularity of Alice Sebold's “The Lovely Bones,” a rare achievement for an author's first work of fiction. As the keynote speaker at this year's National Undergraduate Literature Conference, Sebold read excerpts from her work and offered insights about her writing. WSU's literature conference, now entering its third decade, is the only one in the country that focuses exclusively on undergraduates. STAY CONNECTED Want to learn more about the legend and history of the Bear Lake Monster? What did Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr. tell WSU students when he visited campus? You Can access these and other presentations and news on WSU's podcast page at weber.edu/podcasts. John Kowalewski University Communications ~ WILDCAT Sidelines | wsu atHtetics — RAHE TO LEAD MEN’S BASKETBALL After 15 seasons as an assistant at the NCAA Division | level, Randy Rahe earned his first head coaching position when WSU selected him as its men's basketball coach in March. "The key is recruiting good players, good students and quality people. That's the formula for success, and that is what | plan to bring to Weber State University," Rahe said at the press conference announcing his new position. “There are a lot of positives to build on." Rahe's coaching pedigree is filled with success. Before his most recent job as an assistant at the University of Utah, Rahe spent 13 years under Stew Morrill at both Colorado State University and then Utah State University. Morrill was trained under Mike Montgomery, now coach of the NBA's Golden State Warriors; as an assistant, Montgomery learned from Jud Heathcote, who retired after winning 340 games and a national championship at Michigan State University. Coincidentally, Heathcote's last game was an upset loss to the No. 14 seed WSU Wildcats in the first round of the 1995 NCAA tournament. A New HOME The WSU volleyball team will move to the newly remodeled Swenson Building for the fall 2006 season. In years past the Wildcats have played home matches at the Dee Events Center. Al Givens, who enters his 14th season as the head coach of the WSU volleyball program in 2006, is looking forward to the change of scenery. "Not only will it be easier to have a set practice time In © wsvU MAGAZINE | Spring 2006 the afternoon, it's going to create a fantastic environment for volleyball,” he said. “I think the facility is going to be amazing, and our matches will be a lot more intimate and exciting for the fans.” Four ADDED TO HALL OF FAME Weber State University Athletics added four former stars to its hall of fame: Jimmy DeGraffenried, the Big Sky Conference's 1996 MVP in men’s basketball; Halvor Hagen, an alumnus and eight-year veteran of the NFL; Chris Jones, a two-time NCAA Cross Country All-American; and Shauna Watson Turner, three- time winner of the Big Sky Conference shot put championship. They were honored at the annual hall of fame banquet Feb. 14 at the Ogden Eccles Conference Center. DeGraffenried now works as a general contractor in Payson, Utah; Hagen is a CFO and contracts manager in New England; Jones Is a state trooper for the Utah Highway Patrol; and Turner works as a juvenile probation officer in Las Vegas. BROKEN RECORDS At separate meets in Seattle three weeks apart, both Wiley King and Seth Pilkington set WSU indoor track and field records. King beat his own record in the heptathlon by earning 5,458 points in late January, giving him six school records in indoor and outdoor track and field. | Pilkington's performance was equally remarkable: He set both the university and Big Sky Conference record in the 5,000-meter run with a time of 13:51.50. That time is more than 20 seconds better than the previous WSU record set in 1983 by Kurt Black. He's No ROOKIE It's not often that a coach with decades of experience gets a newcomer's honor, but WSU head football coach Ron McBride was named "best first-year coach” by The Sports Network's Division |-AA football expert, Matt Dougherty. "The Wildcats ... showed signs of better things to come by playing within five points in losses to Montana and Montana State," Dougherty wrote after the Wildcats’ 6-5 season. Travis Clemens, University Communications PHOTOS BY ROBERT CASEY Featuring the accomplishments of WSU's studentathletes on the playing field and in the classroom. ONE OF THE MOST DIFFICULT TASKS FOR WORLD-CLASS RUNNERS IS FINDING A TRAINING partner capable of pushing them to be their best. Seth Pilkington hasn't had to worry about that. He is following in his father’s footsteps as one of the best track athletes to compete at Weber State University. “Growing up, I learned what it takes to excel,” Seth said. “It helps to have someone who has raced at the highest level as your coach.” Paul Pilkington ‘81 enjoyed a long and successful track career. He won the USA Track and Field marathon national championship in 1994, ranked in the top ro in the country in the marathon twice, and qualified for the Olympic Trials in 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000. He continues to be involved with the WSU track program as an assistant coach. “Seth has been around world-class athletes all his life, so he’s not star-struck,” Paul said. “Hes had world-record holders staying in our house since he was a child, so he knows he can compete against anybody.” That doesnt mean Seth has spent his entire life as a runner. Paul wouldn't allow Seth to begin training until he was in junior high school and part of an organized program; he wanted his son to have a normal childhood. “Seth played lots of different sports growing up, especially soccer, Paul said. In high school, Seth was a three-time high school track all-American. After stops at the University of Oregon and the University of Illinois, Seth returned to Utah last fall to run for WSU track and field coach Chick Hislop, who coached Paul 25 years earlier. “They are both outstanding people,’ Hislop said. “They're the type of people we'e proud to say are part of the Weber State community.” In his short time in the program, Seth has set a university and conference record and been named the Big Sky Conference Athlete of the Week five times. “There have been a lot of great runners in the Big Sky, a lot of all-Americans, so it’s an honor to be a recordholder, Seth said. Seth's one setback this year came in the Big Sky Conference Cross Country Championships in October at Northern Arizona University. With only 800 meters to go and a 15-second lead, Seth cramped up, became dizzy and fell. He recovered in time to finish roth and advance to NCAA Mountain Regionals, but his dream of winning the conference championship was gone. Paul hurt for his son. “It was frustrating, because I knew how hard he had worked for it,” Paul said. “It's just athletics, though, and life goes on.” Although he was disappointed, Seth feels the experience was valuable. “Races like that make you appreciate the good ones,” Seth said. “It was difficult at the time, but in the long run it will continue to help me. | ended my season really hungry.” That hunger continued into the indoor track and field season, when Seth shattered a 23-year-old WSU record in the 5,o00-meter run by more PHOTOS BY ZAC WILLIAMS than 20 seconds, with a time of 13:51.50 at the Washington Invitational in February. It was also the best time ever by a Big Sky athlete. Seth hopes to continue to improve and earn all-American honors in indoor and outdoor track. His senior year will be in the spring of 2008, so his goal is to qualify for the Olympic summer games in Beijing. “Distance runners dont reach their peak until their late 20s or early 30s, Paul said. “Seth could be in position to qualify for several Olympics.” Travis Clemens, University Communications Boaaa sae Seo ace me a Racing in His 3 HAL CRIMMEL SITS ON AN OVERTURNED BUCKET by the Green River i in Dinosaur National = ul oc. : Monument, a1 straw hatcited histi tri is @3350, ‘Studies in ante oe This. : summer's course, called “Creative Nonfiction i in Dinosaur National Monument,” consists of oncampus meetings to read and analyze the work ie nature writers, followed by a trip into the wild where students can find their own inspiration. “To the teiCle UAaitiated, sled i+ abt eee mI L+ a Lis appear erman a sould tale Hhread, seraps of Leathers and bits ot ee metarials, tle iatention eles To as me thet it fl, i= own Leave nm Ais son oe fooling as are ON its gracious Lies, to iA aq i On tle even and Case. out to jes Most who freely dl ee Several Shateaseat receivia iato nature, end long oC Shy Hat was thing? era CL, people and otters. tLis aq ae [acle with, second ghter on Ferns fur a Levorite breathing tleir preven IS Deconte pantin tiers eelorex tie dts Les soothing calor iee Heat sae Occasions to MIA Le true, ene egal Marilee Mason, a nontraditional student and mom who is taking the class to improve her ability to write creative nonfiction, compliments Stanger on his use of metaphor. Anita Wahlstrom, wife and mother of three teenage daughters, is impressed by Stanger's use of language: “Not bad for a short journal entry.” Ben Wheeler, self-proclaimed “English major and tirebuster with a day job at Jay's American Car Care, volunteers a raucous journal entry about the noisy BY STEVE GAFFNEY For five days they repeat this “class schedule,” which Crimmel describes as a combination of a “sun on the face, wind in the hair, cold feet and dirty hands” approach to learning with “the pattern of life in a monastery.” On the last day, students and professor float a section of the Green River, experiencing first-hand the sights and sounds described by Zwinger and Meloy, before making the long drive back to the WSU campus. Crimmel has been teaching English literature and writing classes in the outdoors for 12 years. In addition to teaching Abbey in the desert, Crimmel’s adventures include Willa Cather in the tallgrass prairie of a Midwestern campus arboretum and “the literature of winter on the shore of Lake Superior. His experiences became the inspiration for an edited collection of essays titled “Teaching in the Field.” “In an outdoor classroom, students are free from the distractions of campus and their daily lives,” Crimmel explains. “As a result, they can reflect on what they are learning and attain a focus and clarity of thought not always possible in a traditional classroom environment.” When the class discussion breaks up for the evening, a few people linger around the campfire, listening to Wheeler's story of taking a date to the local dump because it was the make-out spot in his hometown. Between bursts of uncontrollable laughter from the group, Crimmel suggests Wheeler may be overdosing on Abbey. Further away, Mason and Wahlstrom hike down to the river, using the cover of darkness to bathe after a long day in the desert sun. As midnight approaches, a crescent moon peeks over the rim of Split Mountain, reflecting off the water and the concrete boat ramp. A lone figure sits hunched over a book, the glow of a flashlight barely perceptible against the inky blackness of the desert sky. His internal clock still on the graveyard shift, Stanger is engrossed in Childs’ “The Secret Knowledge of Water.” He finishes the entire people in the campsite across the way, admitting he book before crawling back into his tent, and drifts to sleep with desert sandstone and rivers floating through his mind. description is unprintable in these pages. Kathryn Edwards, University Communications is “under the influence of Abbey.” Much of his colorful PHOTOS head out for a hike in the warmth of a late-May afternoon. In the hour before dinner, students read desert-inspired authors ‘Terry Tempest Williams and Craig Childs in preparation for another class session that evening. MMaM “Would someone be willing to read what they wrote?” After a long silence, Ryan Stanger, an English major in his early 20s who works the graveyard shift at Cerro Wire & Insulation, volunteers. camp, discussing the previous nights reading assignment and analyzing journal entries. They break for lunch, then NdGH Yaad natural environment, or the way Edward Abbey and Ellen Meloy describe characters and events in their narrative. Use one of those techniques to describe something you experienced today.” For a few moments, students in this unorthodox outdoor classroom stare blankly at their notebooks. One by one they begin writing, pens flying across pages in fits and starts. When Crimmel calls “time,” each student seems rapt in thought. Crimmel and his students pass the morning hours in O “Take 20 minutes to write in your journal about an experience you had today, Crimmel says. “Think about the techniques used by the authors were studying: the way Ann Zwinger provides vivid descriptions of the Desert Waeter- by Ryan Stanger Water was the central theme that encompassed my mind while on my recent trip to Dinosaur National Monument. Camping next to the river | heard it as | slept and dreamt of it as | went about my daily tasks. | read of water in many books in my short stay, but the book that spoke to me ina way the others didn't was Craig Childs’ “The Secret Knowledge of Water.” Contained in his book are his SUCCESSES and failures in finding desert water in a brutal, unforgiving environment. He searches for tinajas, impressions made in sandstone that store water. Tinajas are specific in shape, “steep at the upstream side and shallow at the downstream, with a pout like the lip of a pitcher,” Childs explains. “This gently sloped exit, a happenstance of hydrology and erosion, ensures that organic debris is flushed out with heavy rains.” Childs wanders the desert studying old maps left by missionaries who traveled the area. The book was spiritual in its description, and | followed his footprints in the sand as | read It. The impressions of Childs’ book were in my mind as we headed on a short trip to look at petroglyphs. Our class stopped off for lunch, and the entire time we ate | glanced at a cliff up ahead, wondering If there was water on top. Could there be tinajas up there? My two friends, Ben and Kathy, joined me after lunch on a hike. We excitedly talked about Childs’ book and were glad to have a little time to hike at our own pace away from the group. It was a tough climb, grabbing onto rocks and each others hands, pulling one another up the steep terrain. As we reached the base of the cliff | noticed a small cactus with a red bloom on the top and guessed it meant this area had recently seen rain. What we found on top of this cliff was something that | don't think any of us anticipated. We found several tinajas; the biggest one went all the way up to my elbow, the smallest were just tiny impressions of water on sandstone. Learning, at that moment, became fun as we tried to remember different passages from the book that could help us to confirm in our minds what we had found. As we talked | noticed the lip that allows grit and debris to run out during a heavy rain. There really were tinajas in the desert, and we had found them. osts on +L e by Anita Wahlstrom It is Sunday morning, and our class the group and settle on Marilee. She is connection to Marilee. | probably have year apart In age; we both were raised experience growing up in Utah. is sitting by the river. My eyes begin to turn to each member in like her name, lovely and musical. From the beginning | felt a more in common with her than anyone in the group. We are a as Mormons in Utah. From what | can tell she had a different Last night after some encouragement from Professor Crimmel, Marilee and | gathered our shampoo, soap and towels and headed to the river to bathe. The darkness of the night draped itself around us as we made our way through the tall brush towards the riverbank. Marilee was the first to enter. She just took off without hesitation and was in. | am surprised and envious of her boldness. |, on the other hand, hold back, pause and slowly inch my way toward the swift, dark and icy water. For a moment | am alone in my experience. On the riverbank | feel a connection to myself and to the past. As | go towards the dark, swift water, | am an Indian woman 1,000 years ago at this river, or a priestess bathing on the Nile. Shadows, ghosts, kindred spirits move about, watching my progression into the water. | see them now. They line the riverbank, standing in the tall grasses, their faces shaded. Crouching on the rocks, they pose, waiting. | understand their presence. Some are women who have lived in this place; others are parts of me, parts of my past, turning points, experiences and people who have burned themselves on my soul. | move into the icy water toward them, toward reflection, toward connection. es aah ONdH* Yada MMM In this moment | am alone with myself and with my past. Six months ago | would never have imagined finding myself walking into a cold and swift-moving river to bathe, or thinking about parts of my past that have long been forgotten or hidden. | realize that this is my opportunity to look inside myself and remember who | am. Professors, artists and students collaborate, WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2006 inspired by the legacy of an ancient inland sea A TEENAGE BOY PICKS UP HIS ACOUSTIC GUITAR. “My inspiration is a storm, he says, “with thunder rolling in.” It’s 8:15 on a Tuesday morning at the DaVinci Academy for Science and the Arts in downtown Ogden. A dozen or so students have gathered in the cafeteria for a session with guitarist and composer Brad Richter, who is guiding them in a year-long project of music composition, poetry, photography and artwork. This project is one piece, and a microcosm, of a collaborative effort between Richter and Weber State University faculty members. The collaboration is as wide-ranging as its inspiration: the ancient Lake Bonneville, an inland sea that once covered much of what is now Utah. The boy plays, and Richter watches and listens intently before making suggestions: “Can you make it so the thunder is 40 miles away? It comes up quickly from nothing, like it does in nature. Let it breathe for a second in between. He reaches for the guitar. “Can I borrow it?” His fingers fly over the strings, coaxing the sound of distant thunder that builds into a crashing storm. The students glance at each other, eyebrows raised. This guy is good. Right Man for the Job Richter is, by all accounts, an incredible musical talent, a guitar virtuoso. He has been a national fingerpicking champion and winner of the Royal College of Music guitar competition. But what really sets Richter apart from other talented musicians is the inspiration he takes from nature. Living in Arizona, Richter draws upon his stunning surroundings, hiking to remote spots to sit and compose for hours at a time. His latest CD, “A Whisper in the Desert,” pays homage to the American Southwest. The music is complex and compelling, with echoes of traditional Native American and Mexican music. It tingles, yet is tranquil, creating a powerful sense of connection with the land that inspired the sound. Richter devotes much of his time to connecting with people, as well. While building a successful musical career, he also focuses on outreach and education, developing residency programs that allow him to work with schoolchildren, college students and community groups. Richter does this work because he believes music has the power to change lives. “It is a universal language, a tie that binds us to one another across PHOTOS BY THOMAS AMMON, ILLUSTRATIONS BY MARK BIDDLE, POETRY BY KENNETH BREWER age, culture and economy, and reconnects us with our most profound emotions, he says. An ear for his natural surroundings, along with his dedication to outreach, made Richter the perfect musical partner in an interdisciplinary project at WSU. The university commissioned him to compose guitar and ensemble pieces to accompany a body of artistic work inspired by Lake Bonneville, including poetry by late Utah poet laureate Kenneth Brewer and illustrations by visual arts professor Mark Biddle. “Commissioning new work is important. It keeps art happening, says Diane Stern, director of WSU’s Cultural Affairs program. “Using Lake Bonneville as a point of inspiration identifies the work with our region and brings the art home.” Putting the Pieces Together The project has been an artistic challenge for Biddle, who created illustrations and designed the layout for the book of artwork and poetry that accompanies the CD of original compositions. “Tve never really worked in a situation where the music, visuals and poetry were all being created simultaneously, he said. Brewers work includes five poems, collectively called “Stories from Lake Bonneville.” The poems were both a love song to his home state and a swan song of his career; he passed away in March after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Poet laureate since 2003, Brewer had a distinguished writing and teaching career and was a much-loved member of Utah's artistic community. “His poetry set the tone for the rest of the project,” Biddle says. “Brad was inspired by the idea of using the poetry as lyrics for his music, and I've looked to the poems for images.” Biddles illustrations follow a watery theme: Darting fish surround a sunken guitar, the instruments clean curves distorted by currents. A whales tail slaps across a page. A lake surface gives shadowy clues of the creatures swimming beneath. In places, words form pictures: The foreword’s circular construction mirrors the rings of a puddle disturbed by a tossed pebble. As Richter partnered with Brewer and Biddle to build this artistic body of work, he also welcomed the help of colleagues in the humanities and sciences. English instructor Brad Roghaar helped the students write poetry for the project, while geosciences professor Adolph Yonkee took the DaVinci students up on the foothills above the university to show how Lake Bonneville helped form their environment (see story on Page 14). _ aa WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2006 Jennifer Philion, University Communications AAS ‘ue fs # aS ong ots ae fi (A i?oFad LZa 5 ie5 ff f ik #4 in, & APPi 3 £8é 7 tat F & if f oP £A Buda ieC ft eA t ras 2 PRP A Pe? is” i - fii BL A mere 15,000 years ago, this was Lake Bonneville. “When the lake was at its largest, my office would've been under 400 feet of water," says WSU geosciences professor Adolph Yonkee. “The lake was so large that the earth's crust bowed down under the weight of the water." Lake Bonneville.” "He became our ‘this is what really happened’ consultant,” says Diane Stern, who, as director of WSU's Cultural Affairs, coordinated the project. "When you have a bunch of artists tackling this kind of work, it's good to have someone who could explain the science involved.” Yonkee also participated in the educational outreach, taking students from the DaVinci Academy for Science and the Arts to the Bonneville Shoreline Trail above campus. *| wanted the students to envision what the landscape looked like,” he says. “Lake Bonneville is a good subject, because it's close to home. Students can imagine what it was like, and it helps them realize the dynamics of nature around them." AAA PULL. iF DAVINC!| ACADEMY Epilogue On April 20, the DaVinci students performed their musical compositions and poetry readings in the Allred Theater of the Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts at WSU. They also recorded a CD, which is accompanied by a publication of the students written work and visual art. On April 21, Brad Richter and an ensemble and choir performed the premiere of “Navigating Lake Bonneville” at WSU. A book featuring poetry by Kenneth Brewer and artwork by Mark Biddle, as well as a CD recording of Richters original compositions, is available at weber.edu/ culturalaffairs. Richter is performing the music inspired by Lake Bonneville on his current tour. in places, dotted with islands. artists and students working on “Navigating e PHOTO BY AMIE SALAS, Wendover. From north of Logan, south to Cedar City. A massive lake, more than 1,000 feet deep Yonkee is full of facts about the ancient lake, which made him an invaluable resource to the 4 an original composition. above WSU's Ogden campus, all the way to e and listens as a DaVinci Academy student plays From the east bench of the Wasatch Mountains i> Z Brad Richter watches Imagine water, as far as your eyes can see. AQfd eet “T’ve really enjoyed working with these students,” says Richter, who traveled to Ogden a half-dozen times over the course of the project, as well as working long-distance with his collaborators. “This is the first time I’ve had the chance to work ona long-term project like this. I've had the chance to watch the students’ work develop and help shape it as it grows. It’s been great to see the energy they bring to this project, and to see that the energy isnt just there when I’m in town; it’s ongoing." DaVinci junior Amie Salas, a photographer, likes the interdisciplinary appeal of the project. “I believe that photography, as well as the paintings by another student, add another dimension, she says. “Not only will this presentation appeal to our audience's sense of hearing, but also their sense of sight, and more so their minds. Having more than music to listen to will draw their attention and capture their souls.” It’s a worthy aspiration for the students, and for Richter, who admits the entire project has touched him deeply. “I've grown really attached to the university and the people I've been working with,” he says. “The landscape, mS the other artists and scholars, and the abundance of possibility incorporate so much of what I love about life into this collaborative work of art. | think we've developed something very special.” DaVinci junior Amie Salas, who recently moved to Utah from Florida, says the trip gave her a greater appreciation for her new home. “The further | journey into this project, the more | learn,” she says. “| love the history I've learned about the formation of this area.” Yonkee says he has learned from this project as well. “It's been an interesting collaboration,’ he says. "I'm a scientist, and | was working with very artistic people. It was invigorating to work with people who think differently and approach things differently. "This subject really appealed to me. The history of Lake Bonneville shows that what we see here today is just one page in an unfolding story." The Stewart Library recently underwent a $1.2 million renovation to its west entrance, removing the daunting concrete staircase and allowing visitors to enter on the ground floor. The new entrance increases accessibility and brings more natural light into the west side of the building. In 1974, Weber's library was named for Elizabeth and Donnell Stewart in recognition of their many contributions to the school. The Stewarts, and the education foundation they created, have provided funding for campus landmarks such as the Stewart Bell Tower and the Dee Events Center, as well as numerous scholarships and instructional equipment. The couple felt it was a responsibility and blessing to assist in the development of the university and the Ogden community. with her for the rest of her life and finished Elizabeth Dee Shaw Stewart was born in 1905 to Ambrose Amos Shaw and Mary Elizabeth Dee Shaw in Ogden. She graduated from Weber twice — once with the last Weber Normal College high school graduating class, and again with a twoyear degree from Weber College in 1925. Elizabeth met her future husband during her college days. Don had been the athletic After completing her bachelor's degree in English at Utah State University, Elizabeth worked in many different roles at Weber College: first in the registrar's office, then as a bookkeeper, secretary, librarian and eventually an English teacher. She developed a love of teaching that remained her career teaching in local public schools. manager and a member of the basketball, football and track teams, as well as student body president. They married on July 27, 1943. After many years working together to better their beloved community, Donnell passed away March 4, 1996, and Elizabeth followed on Aug. 17. Their legacy, like the new entrance to the library that bears their name, adds a ray of sunlight to the campus and increases access to education for all. 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Weber State plays a vital role for students and for the economic, social and cultural well-being of Northern Utah. Thank you for your gifts, investments not only in individual lives but also in the broader community. WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS WEBER STATE University | 2005 Giving at a Glance 2,807 Alumni Friends Organizations Total Academic Affairs Alumni Programs & Scholarships Athletics Capital Projects College of Applied Science & Technology College of Arts & Humanities College of Science College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Dumke College of Health Professions General Scholarships Goddard School of Business & Economics Information Technology Moyes College of Education Restricted University Support Stewart Library Student Support/ Programs University Excellence Fund WSU Foundation 683 494 $598,928 $7,862,605 3,984 $11,662,282 $556,781 $79,982 $566,558 $2,708,181 $401,044 $406,146 $177,195 $100,514 $679,790 $7,897 $398,854 $1,700 $2,538,305 $33,628 $960,485 $158,098 $1,751,647 $135,477 $11,662,282 Total * DECEASED $3,200,749 ¢ GIFTS IN 2005 LIFETIME GIVING INDIVIDUALS ¢ John B. and Geraldine W. Goddard Donnell B. and Elizabeth D. Stewart* INDIVIDUALS ¢ Mark Evans” and Lola G. Austad Matthew S. and Barbara Kimball Browning” William H. and Patricia A. Child ¢ Gary E. and Marsha H. Close ¢ Thomas F. and Nancy L. Davidson ¢ Thomas D. Dee, Il Family Edmund W. and Carol B. Dumke ¢ Ezekiel R., Jr. and Katherine W. Dumke ¢ Kem C. and Carolyn B. Gardner Jay W. Glasmann ¢ Martha Ann D. Healy Robert H., Jr.*and Janice S. Hinckley William R.* and Gretchen Kimball ¢ John A. and Telitha E. Lindquist Dean F.* and Jane S. Morrin ¢ Jerry C. and Vickie L. Moyes Clair S. and Joan M. Weenig ORGANIZATIONS ¢ Ashton Family Foundation AT&T Global Information Systems Browning- Kimball Foundation Credit Bureau of Ogden ¢ Autoliv ASP, Inc. ¢ Elizabeth Bell Christian Trust ¢ Dr. Ezekiel R. and Edna Wattis Dumke Foundation ¢ General Motors ¢ Edith Dee Mack Green Foundation IBM Corporation ¢ Intermountain Health Care, Inc. ¢ Ralph Nye Charitable Foundation Dee Glen and Ida Smith Estate ¢ Dr. W.C. Swanson Family Foundation AARON W. TRACY CIRCLE $250,000 TO $499,999 INDIVIDUALS Jack and Nancy Behnken ¢ Vernon M. and MaRee C.* Buehler LaMar J. and Jean W. Harvey ¢ George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation ¢ ¢ Alan and Jeanne Hall Foundation ¢ ¢ Lawrence T. Dee and Janet T. Dee Foundation Willard L. Eccles Charitable Foundation ¢ Richard K. and Shirley S. Hemingway Family The Jon and Karen Huntsman Foundation The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation Oracle Corporation Mary Elizabeth Dee Shaw Foundation Enterasys Hill Air Force Base Iomega Corporation Kimber Kable Lifetime Products, Inc. John A. and Telitha E. Lindquist Foundation Lindquist Mortuaries Microsoft Corporation Nutraceutical Corporation PacifiCorp Foundation for Learning Parker Aerospace Foundation Junior Edward and Blanche B. Rich Foundation Harold Staker Walter ‘Toyota Worth W. Ritchey Family Foundation Parson Companies C. Swanson Estate Motor Sales USA, Inc. of a Soul Foundation H. ALDOUS DIXON CIRCLE $100,000 TO $249,999 INDIVIDUALS ORGANIZATIONS @ «©@ $1 MILLION OR MORE C. William and Bernice C. Stromberg ¢ Norman C. and Barbara L. ‘Tanner ¢ Dale W. and Adele C. Young © CIRCLE ¢ Jack B., Jr. and DeAnne Parson ¢ Stewart Education Foundation ¢ Marilyn E. Modling ¢ Layton P.* and Betty J. Ott ¢ ¢ Val A. Browning Foundation LOUIS F. MOENCH Jason L. and Lynette E. Kap Jack D. and Betty J. Lampros ORGANIZATIONS ¢ ¢ Dean W. and Carol J. Hurst ©¢ FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE $5 MILLION OR MORE Emily R. Barnes* * Rodney H. and Carolyn (Mitzi) Brady Faye B. Cummings William W., V and C. Anne Dodgson Willard L. and Ruth P. Eccles* Frank B. and Marcie L. Harvey Willard M. and Donna F. Heed* C. Charles, Jr. and Dorothy B. Hetzel” ¢$ INDIVIDUALS @—lUHemUCU }HhUh]}SHhUh Hh HSH hh Hh H DAVID O. MCKAY CIRCLE $500,000 TO $999,999 ¢- FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY John S.* and Anne H. Hinckley Darlene H. Hobson Robert L. and Annette S. Marquardt Barry D. and Kathleen S$. Mower Janet S. Oberg John and Dottie Parson Scott W. and Allison Parson Louis S. and Janet B. Peery” Aileen Perlstein* ¢ August L. Ahlf Barbara J. Auerbach Carl N. and Lorna W. Barker Haven J. and Bonnie Rae E.* Barlow Linda M. and Dennis J. Barton Karen W. and E. Keith Beaver” Glen J. and Beverly D. Behling Virginia C. Brace* Jonathon A. Bugger” Alvin F. and June H. Cobabe Erika and Lowell R. Daines Ben H. and Lula Day Janice J. Dee Ezekiel R. Dumke, Sr.* ¢ John D.” and Vera E. Eccles ¢ Douglas A. and Cari E. Eilertson Jeffrey C. and Nancy E. Flamm James R.* and Patricia B. Foulger Sid W. and Mary Foulger U. Edwin and Mary K. Garrison George E. and Mary C. Hall Allen N. and Neva H.* Henderson Robert H. Hinckley, Sr.” James C. and Mary Ann Jacobs Jewel Lee Kenley Kenneth E.* and Ina Mae Knapp Edmund Wattis* and Jeannik M. Littlefield George H., Jr.” and Beth F. Lowe Jane and Tami Marquardt Elizabeth McBride Harold C.* and Grace M. Steed Donald M. and Barbara B. Moore Ronald L. Moshier™ ORGANIZATIONS ¢ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ¢ Conrad H. * and Carolyn R. Nebeker ¢ Jerry H. and Kathy S. Petersen Foundation ¢ Dennis R. and Kristine B. Read ¢ John J. Cortez Family Foundation Blake Roney ¢ DaimlerChrysler Corporation Paul H. and Carolyn L. Thompson Annie Taylor Dee Foundation Doyle C. and Madelyn H.* Udy ¢ Marriner S. Eccles Foundation * DECEASED ¢ GIFTS IN 2005 ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢* ¢ ¢ Edmund and Jeannik Littlefield Foundation Management & Training Corporation Etta Smout McDonald Trust McKay-Dee Hospital National Semiconductor Corporation Norris J. and Eleanor Owen Estate Samuel C. and Myra Powell Foundation ¢ Purity Technology ¢ Questar Corporation US West Foundation Sequent Computer Systems, Inc. ¢ Simmons Family Foundation ¢ Swire Coca-Cola of Ogden O. C. Tanner Company ¢ Charles J. and Inez Cortez ‘Truscott Foundation TRW Foundation United States Tobacco Sales & Marketing Co., Inc. * C. Scott and Dorothy E. Watkins Charitable Foundation * DECEASED ¢ GIFTS IN 2005 ¢ E. Rich and Jane H. Brewer J.W. and Myrene R. Brewer™ ¢ Kelly J. Calvert David L. Carter Carol Wattis Casey O. Reuel”* and Florence S. Child ¢ Rex and Shana Child Robert A. and Margaret Clarke* ¢ Rosemary Conover and C. Luckey Heath Lawrence L. and Kathee R. Corry ¢ Robert H. DeBoer ¢ William R. and Verna M. Egbert Paul and Jeralyn Favero James P. Felt ¢ J. Ronald and Cheryl M. Galli Mary S. Gorin* Thomas R. and Sandra Grimm ¢ G. Craig and LeAnne Gundy Fred M. and Marian G. Hannah” ¢ Charles C. and Dianne L. Hislop James Albert Howell” Elta Mae T. Jackson” ¢ Edwin B.* and Mildred S. Jones ¢ Jim E.* and Norma A. Kier ¢ Ross F. and Becky C. Knight John R. Lehmer John E. and Nancy S. Lowe Helen J. Lundak Shirley S. Mack Scott and Kim Marquardt Louis K. and Susan P. Meisel ORGANIZATIONS 4 4 America First Credit Union Anderson Lumber Company ARUP Laboratory Ash Grove Cement Company Black & Decker Corporation/Nolan Archibald BPOE Does, Ogden No. 27 Browning Buick Motor Division Chevrolet Motor Division Daniels Fund Davis Hospital and Medical Center Deseret Management Corporation Katherine W. Dumke and Ezekiel R. Dumke, Jr. Foundation Edwin B. & Mildred S. Jones Foundation First Scientific Corporation ¢ Yong OK Lee Hamrick ‘Trust ¢ Dell Loy Hansen Charitable Support ‘Trust Harmon Foundation Key Bank of Utah Leona B. Major ‘Trust MarketStar Corporation Ogden City Corporation Petersen Investments I] R&O Construction S&H Color Intermountain ¢ The St. Benedict's Foundation ¢ Standard-Examiner ¢ Charles and Flossie S. Stephens Foundation Sun Microsystems, Inc. Union Pacific United Parcel Service Westland Ford-Hyundai Floyd J. Woodfield Family Trust WR White Company ¢ Jean H.A. and Richard R. Miller ¢ F Ann Millner Mildred Y. Miya Dick and Jan Motta ¢ Preston P. and Betty H. Nibley Robert N. and Shelley H. Packer Kent B. and Nyla K. Petersen Barbara Lynn Petrovich Mitt Romney ¢ John R. Sillito ¢ M. Paul and Beverly B.* Southwick Merlon L. and Ruth L. Stevenson” Walter C. and Beryl M. Swanson” Edward B. and Cheri F. Walker Phyllis Cannon Wattis” ¢ Keith W. and Viva May G. Wilcox ¢ Harmon G. and Gwen S.* Williams Stephen C. Wilmans BY SANDY SOWERBY Bamberger Memorial Foundation Big D Construction Corporation The Boeing Company BTS Broadcast Television Systems, Inc. Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Ogden Stephen and Susan Denkers Family Foundation Elliott-Hall Co. The Matthew B. Ellis Foundation FAA-NavCom Unit, SLC. SSC First Security Foundation Fluke Corporation Flying J Oil Co., Inc. Ford Motor Company Fund William H. and Mattie Wattis Harris Foundation IASIS Healthcare Corporation Intercim Corporation Ed Kenley Ford Kennecott Development Corporation Key Bank of Utah-Ogden The Keystone Foundation Land Car Management Howard and Evelyn Larson Foundation Thomas W. Bachtell Bruce W. Bastian ¢ Robert L. and Nadine C. Bateman ¢ LuJean W. and Marilyn B. Blakeley Althea Bond* Ferron D. and F. Stephanie Wimmer Leah M. and Estel Wright* PHOTO ORGANIZATIONS Alcoa Foundation ATL Ultrasound Ruth Eleanor Bamberger & John Ernest INDIVIDUALS Jerry C. and Carolyn J. Atkin ¢ «6@ Sd WILLIAM P. MILLER CIRCLE $50,000 TO $99,999 ¢ ¢ ¢ Robert L. and Patricia W. Wangsgard Jean Anne Waterstradt Carol S. Westmoreland” Bart and Ellen W. Wolthuis* Seldon O. and Shellie L. Young Ronald J. Younger Sd LIFETIME GIVING PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Patricia Comarell Kathryn W. Corning Mary Leota Craner” Joel C. and Shauna R. Horne ¢ Annette S. Howard ¢ Joan G. Hubbard 5 LIFETIME Ira A. and Leona A. Huggins* Leo and Mamiyo Iseki ¢ William J., II] and Raelene B. Critchlow ¢ Charles F. and Kristen C. Davidson Sven T. and Stacy Davies Brian and Debra Davis Dello G. and Verlie L. Dayton* ¢ Marjorie R. DeBoer ] Todd and Jill Anderson Joseph P. and Alice T. Anderson” Virginia Andrews Nancy P. and Robert W. Arnett H. DeWayne and Jill B. Ashmead Barbara G. Avondet Ronald M. and Nora L. Axton Louis W. Babcock Elizabeth C. Barlow George G. and Karen T. Bateman ¢ ¢ © © CS Jim S. Bateman ¢ Roger P. and Leatha Baur” C. Scott and Kristen Baxter Gustav W. and Mary S. Becker* George L. and June B. Bell Max G. and Ora Jean Belnap Henry L. and Gloria P. Bircher Sue W. Birkinshaw Robert H.* and Ruth T. Bischoff Val R. and Linda L. Bitton G. Thomas and Cristine W. Blanch* Jerry H.* and Dodie T. Borup Paul Bransom* Lois S. and Joseph F. Breeze* Everett S. and Dorothy Brown” Dale T. and Jean W.* Browning Lucia D. Browning ¢ Yaeko K. Bryner @ FE. LaMar and Melba H. Buckner J. Clyde Buehler* Arlene Burk” Walter R. and Edna T. Buss* William A. and Helen F. Call Ruth Dixon Cannon ¢ LaVon B. Carroll ¢ Dorothy C. Carty* Earl E. and Nina* Castner ¢- ¢ ¢ @—lU ODUM SH UM Charles A. Cearley, Sr.* Wan-Fu and Ruby Chi Orlo E.* and Elizabeth S. Childs Peter R. and Dianne L. Christensen Evan J. and Geraldine O. Christensen Mac and Joan G. Christensen Geraldine M. Clark Stephen L. and Nancy J. Clark Martie H. Collett Michael F. Collett Chris L. Jorgensen ¢ Roydon O. and Paula F. Julander ¢ S. Bradford and Tracy Kapple Peter J. Kasius Diane M. and Bryan Kawamura Selma Keil Kevin M. Kempin Ray L. Kimber Larry and Alene King Raj and Pritiwanti Kumar Jean T. Kunz LaGrande H. and Winnifred R. Lamb* Clifton B. and Reva T. Larson” George F., Sr. and Mary Jo LaTulippe W. Rulon Lee* Melba S. Lehner” Carolynn Glasmann Lindsley* James and Doreen M. Farr Nancy S. Farrell Norma B. and Wayne P. Farrell* Jack G., Jr. and Claramay P. Felt” Bryce C. and Uleah Flamm ¢ Joseph H. Florence ¢ Ralph E. and Donna B. Friz Walter Futrell ¢ &@¢ ® Max and Nancy Delgado Steve and Christi Denler Nancy T. Dunlap Ernest F. Durbano” and Bonnie B. Durbano-Burtenshaw Dorothy D. Durst* John N. Edman” Ernest R. and Arvilla Parry Ekins* Robert P. Ekins* Judith H. Elsley Donald A. Erekson Robert P. and Mary H. Evans Bernard F. Farr” ¢ ® Richard M. and Bette A. Alston Daniel D., Jr. and Heidi J. Alsup ¢ Kevin S. and Tanya Y. Garn ¢ Edie George ¢ Afshin Ghoreishi Frank R. Godfrey Merrill A. and Evelyn C. Godfrey Victoria L. Gorrell and Robert J. Mondi Eva E. Green” Melvin C. and Eleanor S. Green O.E. and Jeanette C. Grua* Craige S. and Deanna S. Hall Ora R., Jr. and Edna I. Hall” G. Val and Karen B. Lofgreen Kathleen M. Lukken Steven and Kalleen Lund Oakley M. and Olive Maccarthy* Kathryn L. MacKay Robert A. and Caroline S. Madsen Lee J. and Becky Malan Carl A. and Martha Mattsson Willard Z. and Rona Lee Maughan Laura E. May Joseph and Katherine McCune* Richard E. and Carol McDermott Cyrus M. and Betty J. McKell Keith Halls ¢ Norma J. Hansen ¢ James R. and Martha J. Harris Edward G. and Roopa S. Hashimoto Dale and Hazel D. Hatch” Orrin G. and Elaine Hatch David H. Haun William (Mel) M. Hawkins Dennis G. and Mary Heiner Robert T. and Betty B. Heiner ¢ Barbara C. Henrie ¢ Robert M. and Jeanette Hogge Henning Hoj Adeal R. Holbrook Kenneth D. and Norine R. Holmgren Ronald L. Holt Timothy G. and Brenda J. Homer Lorenzo N. Hoopes Todd C. and Kara C. Liston Jim W. and Bonnie C. Lochner Patricia McNamara Mark W. Chloe D. Mary W. Donna S. and Marna D. McPhie Merrill Miller and Gilbert C. Moesinger* James R. Monahan Ruby E. and Keith V. Montierth* David N. and Shari H. Moore ¢ Michael P. and Lucy W. Morrelli ¢ Richard W. and Belva R. Moyle Matt Musgrave Richard E. and Gloria A. Myers Carol A. and Scott D. Nelson Mark J. Nelson and Inge H. Adams-Nelson Richard L. and Alaine Nelson Gary L. and Peggi Nielsen ¢ &¢ ¢ ¢ Thomas D., III and Candace C. Dee Vernal H. Johnson Judith B. and Leon L. Jones LaReta S. Jones ¢ INDIVIDUALS Dan E. James John W. Jarman* @ Wendell T. and Barbara E. Nilson William D. and Marcia Norris * DECEASED * GIFTS IN 2005 ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS Henry G. and Betty A. Nowak Clifford T. and Ruth L. Orton ¢ Don L. Owens ¢ Janet M. Palmer Jack B., Sr. and Bonnie F. Parson” ¢ Kathryn L. Payne ¢ L. Kent Payne Douglas L. and Olene C. Pell ¢ ¢* ¢ ¢ © «¢ Althea S. and Levi S. Peterson ¢ Mark S. and Rita Peterson ¢ Marvin J. and Geneva C. Peterson Paula A. Peterson Richard O. and Joan R. Petty June K. Phillips Benjamin H. and Helen G. Plowgian Randy and Charlotte Quinn William K. and Julia D. Reagan Robert L. and Joyce T. Rice Afton A. Richards Franklin B. Richards ¢ Richard M. and Judy G. Webber Garth L. and Melba C. Welch Thomas K. Welch Francis R. and LeAnn P. Wheeler Hyrum B. Wheelwright” ¢ Paul H. and Brenda M. Wheelwright ¢ Francis M. Wikstrom and Linda M. Jones D. Parry Wilson ¢ Jim* and Kay Wilson ¢ James L., Sr. and Carolyn B. Wold ¢ Ronald L. and Kay G. Wooden ¢ Jack W. and Mildred F. Wright ¢ Gloria Z. Wurst ORGANIZATIONS A&K Railroad Materials, Inc. Clara Abbot Foundation Abbott Laboratories Fund Associated General Contractors of America, Utah Chapter Amada America, Inc. Amalgamated Sugar Company, LLC ¢ Richard and Annette Richards Sophie R. Richards* Brent W. and Diane A. Richardson Richard C. and Colleen Roberts L. Cedric and Catherine L. Rolling Ellen Russell Charlotte B. Ryan* Robert N. and Peggy Sears ¢ Candadai Seshachari ¢ Gene A. and Shantal D. Sessions Lamont E. and Marion C. Shupe Allen F. and Susan T. Simkins Michael G. Smart @ Rheva G. Smart ¢ Charles L. and Julie Smith Thomas O. and Nina H. Smith” Anthony and Ruth Spanos Leon J. and Frances N. Staciokas Jim Stavrakakis Bradley W. and Raeone N. Dwight and LuRue Bradley J. and Linda Y. Franklin R. and Gay Q. Steuart P.” Stevenson Stringer Stuart American Business Women’s Association ¢ American Dream Foundation, Inc. Apple Computer, Inc. ¢ Bank of Utah ¢ Barnes Aerospace ¢ Barnes Banking Company Barrick Resources (USA), Inc. B. W. Bastian Foundation Bell & Howell Company Boman Kemp Structural Steel, Inc. Bonneville International Corporation/KSL Bourns Sensors Controls, Inc. Bridgestone/Firestone ¢ Bryce Canyon Natural History Association David W. Buker and Associates Cache Valley Electric Co.-Logan Castle Foundation Castleview Hospital Auxiliary Cephalon, Inc. CF&L Development ¢ Chevalier Jewelers Kenneth F. and Marion H. Stuart eo ¢ ¢ ¢ Reed K. and Ruth P. Swenson* Grace and Obert C. Tanner* David C. and Ruth A. Toller ¢ Roger J. Trinchero John E. and Mary K. Ulibarri Richard O. and Rose Marie Ulibarri Kent M. Van De Graaff* S. William Vandehei ¢ ¢ Michael B. Vaughan ¢ Byron L. and Carol Rae Wade Lynn G. and Janice Wade Nancy Boyington Wade ¢ Jack D. and Bonnie R. Wahlen ¢ Joyce E. Wanta * Kelly C. Ward Charles E.* and Marjorie H. Ward * DECEASED GIFTS IN 2005 ® ¢ Chevron U.S.A., Inc. Chick-Fil-A, Inc. Chromalox Citigroup Clay Adams Company C. Comstock Clayton Foundation Coleman Foundation Columbia Healthworks C. Walker & Bonnie Cross Foundation Elias G. and Florence H. Cross Foundation Cutrubus Motors, Inc. Davis County School District Davis Family Foundation Deloitte & Touche LLP Denver Region Toyota Dealers Advertising Group Diesel Electric Service & Supply Co., Inc. DK Foundation John N. Edman Construction, Inc. Elks National Foundation C. R. England and Sons, Inc. Exchange Club of Ogden Farmers Insurance Group of Companies Fila Sports First Nationwide Savings FMC Jetway Systems Goldenwest Credit Union Great Salt Lake Minerals Corporation Edith Dee Green Charitable ‘Trust Val A. & Edith D. Green Foundation Grumman Aerospace Corporation Dorothy K. Hancock Estate Harris Corporation Harris Truck and Equipment Co. William Randolph Hearst Foundation Alberta Henry Educational Fund Hermes Associates Hill Field Management, LC ¢ Robert H. Hinckley, Inc. ¢ Holcim Incorporated K. H. Huppert Company Hurco Industries Hustle Enterprises, Inc. Instrumentation Laboratory, Inc. Intel Corporation Intermountain Health Care/AmeriNet James & Co. Harold Maclean Johnson Memorial Scholarship Fund R&J Johnson Memorial Scholarship Trust ]. S. Kanel & Associates Kier Companies Kimberly-Clark Corporation KPMG KTVX (Channel 4) Televison L3 Communications Larsen Construction Leavitt's Mortuary Lexidata Corporation Life Care Foundation for Education and Research Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Lundahl-Astro Circuits Meadow Gold Dairies Menlove Dodge-Toyota Herbert I. and Elsa B. Michael Foundation Mobil Foundation Modern Woodmen of America Moench Investment Co., Ltd. Monarch Nutritional Laboratories Mountain Math/Language, LLC Mt. Ogden Rotary Club NAO Company-Vehicle Operations Bert L. and Lulu M. Neal Foundation Harry and Margaret Needham Foundation Nissan Motor Corporation Northwest Pipeline Corporation ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ Nucor Steel Corporation Ogden Board of Realtors Ogden City School District Ogden Regional Medical Center Ogden Symphony-Ballet Association Overland West, Inc. Parker Abex NWL Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Ogden/Logan Petersen Incorporated Petersen Motor Co., Inc. Phillips Petroleum Foundation, Inc. Pioneer Door Sales, Inc. The Presser Foundation Primavera Systems, Inc. Rockwell Rotary Club of Ogden SAE Foundation Salt Lake Regional Medical Center Sandy's Fine Foods Saturn Corporation SavOn Sporting Goods Sempra Energy ¢© ¢ JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2005 Welder’s Supply Wells Cargo Wells Fargo Bank Northwest Wells Fargo Bank-Ogden West One Bank-SLC Western Mortgage Loan Corporation Western States Arts Foundation Western Zirconium Wheelwright Lumber Co. Williams International Workers Compensation Fund Worth Publishers, Inc. WSU Botany Club XO Communications Zions Bank (SLC) Zions Bank (Ogden) ALUMNI AND FRIENDS GIVING SME Manufacturing Engineering Educational Foundation W.F. and Anna Smith Foundation Julian T. and Helen Cortez Stafford Charitable Trust The Taco Maker, Inc. Techsonix Corporation International, USA Tektronix, Inc. Thurman M. Thaxton Trust Grant Thornton LLP ‘Tony Divino ‘Toyota James W. and Blanche B. ‘Toone ‘Trust Toyota Technical Education Network Uintah Basin Medical Center United Savings Bank University of Utah Dept. of Computer Science Utah Air Force Association-Charity Golf Utah Arts Council Utah Association of Academic Professionals Utah Elks Association Utah Office of Museum Services Visual Wave Volkswagen Bank USA Vulcraft Wadman Corporation Warner Power Products W. Mack and Julia S. Watkins Foundation Elveretta L. Wattis Memorial Foundation Weber County Medical Society Weber County Board of Education @ Weber School District @ Weber State Credit Union Weber Track Alliance Jane B. and Dan N. Holmes David H. and Rosemary Hyde Caril R. and LeRoy D. Jennings Jerry B. and Kit O. Jensen Philip D. and Ann H. Johnson Nolan E. and Lynda F. Karras Nancy J. Kirby Edward G. and Deanna S. Kleyn Margaret A. and David W. Lazenby Bob C. Lee Robert F. and Susan J. Lewsen Richard and Audrey L. Lindholm H. Alan and Janet M. Luke Jill L. and Jerold D. Lundgren Gladys Madsen Thomas J. Mathews Richard Moench Les Mombert Robert F. and Jelean S. Montgomery William and Helen T. Mulder Rene Orosco Vard H. and N. Sue Orrock Lura F. Peterson John M. and Cori A. Pobanz Gloria P. and Charles C. Pope Linda J. and Douglas A. Pratt T. Ramakris and Prasanna Reddy Judie Reed Silver Fox Business ‘Trust Surety Life Insurance Heather Hess-Lindquist and John Lindquist, ll ANNUAL PRESIDENT'S SOCIETY $1,000 TO $9,999 INDIVIDUALS James M. and Sheri C. Alvey Sally J. Arway Mark G. and Carolee Ballif Loraine C. Barrios James C., II and LaRue Beardall Fred G. and Constance M. Bennett Dorothy D. Benson Darren K. and Nicole M. Berry Sylvester N. and Deana Berube Edward and Hazel Boyle George W. Brown Frank Bucher Rosalind N. Charlesworth Charles M. and Kellie D. Clinger Maren J. and Brett A. Coffman Evelyn C. Combe Charles T. Cummins Robert K. and Pamela B. Despain Vivian R. and W. Scott Donaldson Jane B. Dunaway Douglas J. and Penny A. Duncan Ann L. and Peter M. Ellis Paul E. and Margie English Brad and Mellyn Florence David B. and Janalynn S. Forsberg Michael A. and Julie Fosmark Henry and Myrna Fourcade Gordon Frisbey Michael H. and Jeri E. Gale Don E. and Kathryn S. Gardner Matt and Melissa George Kimbal W. Hale George B. and June S. Handy Cheryl M. and Greg Hansen Gordon K. and Mary E. Harrington Jeffrey D. and Melissa Harrison Timothy M. and Carol L. Ruden C. Kent and Annette M. Russell Roger and Lynnette Shuman Sandra S. and Melvin R. Sowerby David I. and Donette K. Speth Norm and Maurie Tarbox Norman D. and Dorothy Taylor Alice F. Thompson Mary P. Urie and Family W. Roy and Kathleen D. Van Orman Wilbert W. Vanderstappen Bryce C. Wade : Paul L., Jr. and Willene H. Wattis Rodney W. and Candis G. Wattis Margaret S. Wherry and Thaddeus Cowan Scott H. and Cecelia A. Wright ORGANIZATIONS A&R Staffing Services, Inc. Air Charters, LLC Backman Title Services, Ltd. Blind Guy Films, LLC Briskey Mechanical, Inc. Cannonball Musical Instruments, LLC Diagnostic Micro Arrays, Inc. Federal Aviation Administration Gossner Foods, Inc. Hadley Brothers Painting, Inc. Ibarra Foundation Idaho Technology, Inc. Image de Utah Jacobsen Construction Co., Inc. JEPS Foundation Karl Malone Toyota Kennecott Minerals Company Elden H. Knudson Construction Co. Kozco Mechanical, Inc. KWIK Vending Service, Inc. Land Title Guarantee Co. Larry H. Miller Toyota Dean F. Luddington, DDS Marietti Electric, Inc. Mark Miller Toyota McKay-Dee Foundation Miller Electric Mfg. Co. Wilford Ballantyne Moench Trust Ogden Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Ogden Police Benefit Association * DECEASED ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS Ogden Women’s Clinic, Inc. Pal-Tech, Inc. PRD Private Foundation Price WaterhouseCoopers LLP Profit Concepts, Inc. Ron’s Oil Propane Division Schneiter’s Riverside Golf Course SOS Staffing Sparetime Family Fun Center, Inc. Stacey's Hands of Champions Beauty College State Farm Insurance Companies Chuck Straw Construction, Inc. TAC Automotive Group Olene Walker's Special Projects Committee Wal-Mart Foundation Wasatch Electric Mark S. Wayment Insurance Agency, Inc. Windshield Express, Inc. Wisan, Smith, Racker, & Prescott, LLP DEAN'S CLUB $500 TO $999 INDIVIDUALS Allan A. and Tamara L. Agee Robb S., Jr. and Camille B. Alexander William T., III and Jennifer R. Allison Charles W. Armstrong, III Melanie and Terry B. Behunin Mark A. and R. Carol Biddle Keith Birch Lois L. Blaisdell Lawrence J. and Susan Blamires Jeffrey E. and Barbara W. Booth Lyle J. and Florence H.* Boss Michael K. Braegger Jennifer M. Bunker Lorraine W. and Ray E. Burdett Shelly and Blaine Burnett Kirt G. and Monica S. Butler Kim D. and E. Diane Butters Jerri L. Byers Curtis M. and Debbie R. Campbell R. Blaine and Deborah L. Campbell Kim Cannon Kelly G. and Catherine A. Cardon Michael E. and Lisa H. Cena Donald M. and Mona B. Chase Javier C. and Amada Chavez Bryan J. and Janet M. Cherry Don L. and Brandy Jo Child Robert W. and Mauvia L. Christensen Ross L. and Diane Coleman Steve T. Cook Gary C. Cornia Shawna M. and Roger W. Cox, II Rohn E. and Felicia H. Crabtree Jessie and Mick Crandall Joseph F. Critchlow, III Merlin E. Daines C. Robert and Nancy Jo H. Day Craig L. and Sheryl G. Dearden Ralph E. and Betty Ann Dearden Harry and Sally S. Diavatis Myrna Eberle David C. and Carol O. Eccles Robert H. Ekstrom David W. and Judith N. Ellingson Muriel M. Elzey David W. and Leilani N. Evans John W. and Alice J. Evans * DECEASED George D. and Patty L. Fishel Ellen F. Fisher Jonathan G. and Dana D. Ford Jed R. and Laurie Fuhriman Karen Fuller RaeAnn and Robert K. Garside Philip H. Gay Farley A. and Laura L. Gerber Laree L. Gibbons Gail B. and Carma Gibbs Albert H. and Flossie Givens Barry G. and Deborrah S. Gomberg Lonny J. and Megan L. Gould Diane N. and Jerry G. Graybeal K. Stan and Sharon N. Greenhalgh Roger E. and Marlene E. Grua Brian W. and Delaine W. Hansen Robert and Tina R. Herman Allison B. Hess C. Charles, III and Lisette Hetzel Warren R. and Heather J. Hill Gary and Bonnie Hooper James C. and Joan R. Hurst Kelly S. and J. Raquel Hurst Donna S. Hyde Corwin P. Jackson Clark A. and Tana Jenkins Thomas A. John Rebecca L. and Brent E. Johns Kenneth L. and Stacy Johnson Mary L. and Kenneth W. Jones Elizabeth W. and Neil Kealamakia Lynn C. and Kenneth R. Kofoed Judith E. and Robert J. Kretz W. Scott and Jerri Lamb Anna J. Lang and Harold M. Elliott Sarah C. Langsdon Mark J. Larson Alvin K. and Carol Lemon Gregory S. and Teresa Lewis Brian Lindquist Kathryn Lindquist and James R. Moore Allan M., Jr. and Kay W. Lipman Larry T. and Verlene W. Lund Natasha R. Madsen Max J. and Cleo E. Malan Thomas D. and Cyndi S. Marcheschi Ronald G. and Vickie L. McCall Michael J. and Brenda N. McNamara Patrick G. McNulty Robert S. and Linda S. Milner Leslie R. and David G. Moore Joanne W. Morritt Shaun S. and Christina L. Myers Denise and Branden Neish Cherrie G. and Boyd C. Nelson C. Brett and Nancy Nilsson Carl A. Olsen Cynthia A. and Michael A. Palumbo Lois J. Poole Carl J. Porter E. Michelle and Thomas C. Praggastis Dennie and Geraldine Prevedel George Q., III and Virginia N. Rich Margaret E. and Clark R. Roberts Sandy and Terry Robinson Leland B. and Wendy Sather Theodore G., III and Patricia Schmidt Scott Sessions Robert L. and Kathryn B. Shaw Michael R. and Jan W. Slabaugh Richard W. Sline and Anna Boulton Carol Ann and Steven M. Smith Peggy A. Smith Jeffery T. and Faun T. Sorensen Tom and Kelly A. Stackaruk Bart H. and Debbie S. Stevens J. Corbin and Stefanie M. Talley Carla D. Taylor Kenny and Richard Taylor Rebecca D. and Wayne L. Thompson Rex W. Thompson Roger V. Thornley Orin V. and Melinda A. Trussell Daniel J. and Elaine O. Walker Leslie A. Walsh Shelly and Frank Wamsley Shi-hwa Wang and Yu-Jane Yang Kent R. and Carole W. Wangsgard Val A. and Claudia Weathers Dean R. and Carol J. Williams Claude T. and Darlene J. Wynn Guy R. and Marcey L. Yocom Richard M. Youngberg ORGANIZATIONS A.R. Aluminum C. Barker Glass, Inc. Bonanza Development, LLC Brent Brown Toyota CK Construction & Services Corp. Colorado Heirloom Comfort Suites of Ogden Cornerstone Title Insurance Agency Decker’s Plumbing Supply, Inc. Express Recovery Services, Inc. Douglas and Shelley Felt Family Foundation Brenda Freeman Insurance Agency, Inc. Froerer & Miles, Attorneys at Law Gridley, Ward & Shaw, PC Harris Family Foundation Health Care Credit Union HJ & Associates, LLC Honeywell Information Systems Audit & Control Association Utah Chapter Keyes Benefits LDS Hospital Lexington Law Marsh Construction MHTN Architects Northern Chapter, Utah Association of CPA's Medical Executive Committee, Ogden Regional Medical Center Pentagram Design, Inc. Arrowdale, LC Philips PACE Primedia Redcon AE, Inc. Royal Norwegian Consulate General Society of Professional Journalists Stayner, Bates & Jensen, PC Terrace Depot, Inc. Toyota Motor Sales, Denver Region Universal Party & Display Utah CPA Foundation Woodbury Corporation Young Living Essential Oils CENTURY CLUB $100 TO $499 INDIVIDUALS Lynn E. Adams Andrea L. and Michael L. Aitken James Aland Anton A. Albrand Kenneth J. and Dolores H. Alford D. Edgar and Patricia M. Allen Ingrid L. Allen Marion P. Allen Tom L. and Paula B. Allen Gordon T. and Sharon W. Allred Quinn R. and Della Rae Andelin Barbara B. Anderson Clifford Nowell and Laura Anderson Sarah P. Anderson Reid H. and Sandra S. Andrews Charles L., Jr. and Edith A. Anger Gerane Apgood Janice K. and Marshall S. Applegate Scott D. and Dona J. Applonie Kent G. and Jo Ann L. Arave Ward J. and Geniel S. Armstrong Vera L. Arrington Anna Jane G. and Charles Arroyo Toni J. Asay Joel M. and Jenifer Atwater Mark Austin William and Vivian M. Avondet Christina A. Babkirk Helen Badger Toni V. and Patricia A. Bair Cheryl J. Baker and Michael Bullinger Keith M. and Laura Baker Philip L. and Deborah S. Barlow Ralph E. Barnard Rex M. and Jenni Baxter John G. Beal Pharol E. and Jane Beasley Briana D. and Bob Beckstrand Robert R. and Audrey N. Beishline Shelly L. Belflower Stacey Bell Stephanie Bell Donald E. and Sharon A. Belnap Dutch and Karen Belnap Ellery K. and LeAnne Bennett Margaret O. and Dee R. Bennett Frank Bentley Steven H. Berrett Scott J. and Eden B. Betz Fay H. and John Beus G. Robert and Lucy Bevan Robert J. Bezyack Val J. Bielecki David R. and Valerie A. Bierer Georgine W. and Gary D. Bills Sandy Binkley Spencer T. and Deborah A. Bitton John J. Bizzell and Suzan Crawford David E. and Helen D. Blackner Kathleen A. and Tyler R. Blackner James W. and Catherine Blaisdell Earl L. and JaNae F. Blonquist Ryan S. and Coleen Boam D. Frank and Linda A. Bohman Bettie B. Bond Arthur E. and Gloria J. Boren Mark D. Bott Bruce A. and Debbie Bowen Arthur T. Bowman Eugene G. and Vicki G. Bozniak Art and Arlene Brackebusch J. Curtis and Caron B. Breitweiser James R. and Rose M. Breitweiser Michael Brock and Deborah Erickson Robert S. Brodstein Bill J. and Helen S. Brookens Karen Brookens Lozina R. Brooks Albert J. Brower Daniel R. and Pamela J. Brown Frank H. and Laurie A. Brown Jeffrey S. and Mary A. Brown Michael B. and Elizabeth A. Brown Anthony S. and Lorilynn B. Browning Frank W. and Deanna B. Browning JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2005 Christopher G. and Laura L. Bruch Joyce M. and Stan K. Buck John J. Burke & Sherry E. Swearngin Jared D. Burnham Shirley R. and Byron R. Burnham Debra D. and Glen H. Burton Thomas R. and Sharon S. Burton Don A. and Laurene T. Buswell Donna W. Butler Linda J. and William K. Byram D. Stan and Lynda W. Call Leonard M. and Sharlene Call Vern W. and Mayumi M. Call Tracy L. Callahan Chris W. and Yvonne Campbell Cynthia A. Carlson Jack A. and Carol L. Carpenter Jeffery S. and Vikki G. Carrel Elton J. and LaVon B. Carrel Bradley W. and Lynn E. Carroll Russell W. and Lois Carruth Wayne E. and Sherilyn Carter Velton S. and Murle Casler David L. and Sandra T. Castle Carlos D. and Young-AE Cerna Barney B. and Marilee F. Chapman Bruce G. and Cathy Charlesworth Dennis S. and Annette Charlesworth Kenneth W. and Carol J. Charlesworth Mark D. and Sherie E. Charlesworth Merlin G. and Donna R. Cheney Dan S. and Debbie Chournos Andrew B. and Janet C. Christensen Darrell J. and Barbara A. Christensen Thomas A. Christensen Tonya L. and Blake M. Christensen Rulon Christiansen Harley W. Christofferson Kraig E. and Joanne Chugg Donna and Steve Clapier Judith G. Clapier Richard D. and Laurel Cloward Kathy Collins Lyle D. and Gwen C. Connell Margaret M. Conolly Maureen C. and Johnnie V. Cook Ronald F. Cook Desiree C. Cooper-Larsen and Kurt Larsen Duncan H. Cooper Brett K. and Katherine H. Cope Lynn G. and Pamela G. Corbridge C. David Correll Reed B. and Launa L. Costley Douglas L. and Emilie L. Cox Theo G. and Janeal T. Cox Alex D., Jr. and Sharon S. Coy Ronald W. and Deborah V. Cragun Joseph D. and Linda Cravens Roger A. and Ann T. Crockett Virginia M. and Ernest R. Crook Alan B. and Anneli C. Crouch Anita J. and John J. Cummins Greg P. Cunningham Giana C. Curtis Homer and Anne Cutrubus Bruce R. Dabling Robert C. and Susan B. Dabling Jerry and Joyce Dahlberg Dennis L. Dallinga Betty L. and D. L. Daniels Leola L. Davidson Tommy S. and Myreta Davis Tom L. and Kay R. Day Alan J. and Joanne B. Dayley Nikki Dean Mary C. and Robert E. Deangelis Steven T. and Lorraine Debry Ronald C. and Christy Deeter Debra J. and Keith R. DeGroot Carolyn B. Deru Rachel A. and Michael D. DeVoe John W., IV and Kathren R. Diamond Tamara S. and Zearl L. Dickemore James W., Jr. and Karma K. Dixon Gary and Kim Dohrer Everett R. Doman Russell E. Donaldson Gene M. and Mary Lynn Done Ray and Martha Donnenwirth Lawrence A. and Donna Dooley Jone P. and Richard S. Douglass Rick L. Dove Vincent A. Downs J. Robert and Shirley Dunbar Lujean and Thomas W. Dunn Marlees Dunn William W. and Barbara A. Dupin Linda B. and Jeffrey G. Eaton P. Glenn and Rosemary Eberle Paul G. and Lynda F. Eberle M. Val and Valerie Eccles Renee B. and Charles J. Eddy Boyd D. and Cheryl T. Egan Steven H. and Ruth Eichmeier Claudia F. and Glen M. Eliason Scott R. and Tanna L. Ellis Leonard D. and Janis M. Elton Nancy E. and Robert S. Emenger John J. and Janet V. Engle K. Earl and Gretta G. Ericksen Pamela F-. and B. Kent Erickson Rondo H. and Mary W. Erickson John M. and Cindy L. Eriksson William D. and Judy L. Ernst Margie E. and Robert C. Esquibel E. Virgil and Kristina N. Etsitty Donna and Verne Evans Duane R. and Jacqueline R. Evans M. Kay and DeVon U. Evans Alan G. and Vaudis Evans Eric C. and Sara Dant Ewert Richard F., I] and Karen W. Fairbanks Boyd J. and Margaret B. Farr Daniel and Shirley Favero Luke O. Fernandez and Susan J. Matt Max S. and Suzanne Ferre Fred T. Finlayson Deborah S. Finn and Rob Nokes James W. Flannagan David C. and Lynn M. Flinders Steven K. Flint Robert B. and Vicky Fowers Pahmela D. and Colby D. Foxley Marie W. Francis Ralph L. and Lori K. Frederiksen Melissa A. Freigang Brent H. and Shirley A. Frost Lewis R. and Candice Gale Dale F. and Vickie L. Gardiner Brent R. and Marie M. Gardner Lynell L. Gardner Rulon R. and Shirley D.* Garfield Don D. Garside Aaron G. and Azenett A. Garza Carol V. Gaskill Dawn M. and Eloise Gatherum Zesta T. Geisler-Ziemer Chad T. and Kristin S. Gerrety James T. Gettings Mohammad H. and Judy F. Ghandehari J. Bryan and Barbara A. Gilbert Steven A. and Cynthia A. Gjertsen James T. and Beatta E. Godfrey L. Clifford and Elizabeth F. Goff Paul Goggi Edward M., Jr. and Kaylynn Gorder Linda P. Gowans Kenneth D. and Debra D. Goyen Stephen Grange A. Jack and Jo Ellen J. Graviet John Greenwood Jon J. and Telitha L. Greiner Jason A. and Summer J. Grider Terrie L. and David W. Griffith Marguerite D. Groff Leslie R. and Michael A. Grow Paul R. Grua Carl L. and Christine Grunander Chandra K. Guibord Frank Guliuzza, III E. Park Guymon Joan L. and Ronald J. Hadley Ted W. Hadley Adam Hagen Holbert R. and Julene D. Hale Terrell R. and Linda C. Hale Jerry G. and JoAnn C. Hall Doug and Susan Hancock Norman V. Hancock Gary M. and Vicki L. Hansen LaVar H. and Geraldine L. Hansen James V. and Ann B. Hansen Kristy M. Hansen Glenn W. Harrington Douglas E. and Leonor V. Harrison David G. Hart Michelle B. and Bradley D. Hart Jane B. and Albert R. Hartman Brook R. Hatfield & Carol Nunn-Hatfield Christopher D. and Renee Hauser Virginia K. Hauser Eddie J. Heiner Cheryl L. Hendry Donna C. Hernandez Ivan J.* and Beverly G. Heslop Beverly Jean Hess Herschel G., III and Jonnalyne W. Hester Pamela T. and Robert V. Higginson Darin J. Hogge Eric Hohn Craig A. and Elissa Hollenbeck Randall Y. and Susan Hollis Forrest H. and Barbara M. Hollopeter Timothy C. and Betty J. Holm Dennis K. Holmes Douglas J. and Peggy S. Holmes Janet G. and John E. Holmes Laura S. and Keith Homer Sam I. and Nancy J. Hori Elliot J. and Susie G. Hulet Martha R. Humphrey and Kent C. DiFiore D. Keith and Joan Hunt Jeffrey Hunter Kristen Hurst-Hyde and Ronald C. Hyde Kimberly L. Hyatt Carol S. and Leon A. Hyde Mathew A. Inkley Kevin C. Ireland Lori C. and Wayne Ivins M.C. and Karlajean Jackson Michael and Pamela R. Jacobsen J. Eric and Becky Jacobson Philip Janovak Howard V. and Fae R. Jensen Thomas L. Jensen Eric D. Jernigan Robert Johansen Warren L. and Sharon Johns Benjamin H. and Lori Johnson Bryan T. and Denece Johnson Randall W. and Debra L. Johnson Randy B. and Vicki L. Johnson Stephen L. Johnson Susan T. and Steven G. Johnson Mark C. and Michelle W. Jolley Bruce H. and Joyce M. Jones Jacqueline B. and William Jones James R. Jones Winston M. and Leora T. Jones Alan L. and Kristin M. Jorgensen Russel D. Jorgensen Sheree J. Josephson and Ron Hendricks Daniel W. Joy Geraldine M. Junk Marilyn Junk Charles D., Jr. and Elaine F. Kapple David Kearl Brooke Kelly Marilyn S. and Albert B. Kendell Gordon L. and Shirlene T. Kennedy Jeff R. Kennedy Ronald I. Kent Michael F. and Zona R. Keyes Katie C. Kiernan Betty I. Kihlstrom Jeffry L. and Leah B. Kinney Phil H. Kirk Gene Knickrehm John H. and Carolyn C. Knight Joseph V. and Donielle J. Knight David L. and Linda M. Knowles Scott K. and Jennifer G. Knowles Michael and Lynn Koeppen Alfred J. and Jan Kofoed Marie L. and Bruce L. Kotter Wade R. Kotter John L. and Brenda M. Kowalewski M. Diane F. Krantz Charles R. and Ann S. Kunkle Jimmy M. and Aiko Kusuda Michael D. and Debra W. Kusuda Billy G. and Betty M. Lacey Arthur B. LaFeber, Jr. Jody G. and Dale C. Lake Lisa W. Largent Brad M. and Pauline S. Larsen James D. Larsen Jon W. and Sally D. Larson Mikky and John W. Larson Edward L. and Vanessa Lawson Stanford J. and Michelina D. Layton Patrick E. and Edna L. Leamer Robert and Elaine Leggat Diane K. Leggett Mark S. and Georgette Letourneau Joe Leverich L. Brent and Trisha Levetan Sharon R. and O. Marvin Lewis Leona M. and Mike Lien Edward D. and Venita G. Lindeman Gregory E. and Kaylene Lindley Donald G. and Hazel A. Linke Michael J. and Kathleen A. Linsley C. Dan, Jr. and Nancy F-. Litchford E. Jeffery and Nancy R. Livingston Camille Loffredo Danielle B. and Karsten R. Longhurst Chad J. Loosemore Robert D. and Kay V. Lopez Eugene J. and Patricia P. Low Thomas G. and Sherrill Lowder Zachary P. and Heather Lowe Trace M. and Brooke Lund Richard Lundquist Casey and Katie Madsen M. Scott and Heather D. Major Ronald C. and Betty L. Mandler T. Jim and Joyce E. Mann * DECEASED ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS Deborah J. and Vincent C. Marcus Velma E. and John G. Marriott Cheryl W. Marshall Carlene W. Martindell Dean and Kathy Martini Charlene H. and Donald W. Mathewson Dean W. and Jana B. Maw Mark D. and Carrie Maxson Gary L. McBride A. Earl and Carole M. McCain Eldon D. and Beverly D. McColley Charles B. and Doris L. McComb Johanna and Douglas A. McFadden Patricia S. and Frank L. McFarland Patricia P. and Jed D. McFerson Elese D. McGavock Quinn G. and Shirley F. McKay Colin, III and Teresa McLeod Milan E. and Susan M. Mecham Janet S. and Skip Medrano Casey and Maile M. Melaney Ruth S. Memmott Michael R. Merrifield Joel R. and Libby Messerly Barbara K. and Barton W. Mifflin John F. and Sarah Mijer Christina H. and Richard D. Millard Christopher J. and Michelle Miller Timothy J. and Susan R. Miller Keith L. Mills Carrie S. and Dee Minnoch Bryan D. Moench Howard Moench Daniel R. and Sandra S. Moffet Lynda M. and Richard L. Money Melanie A. Montierth Frances J. and John B. Moore Monte H. and Jeri Lyn Moore Jill M. Morrin Shauna R. and Brent D. Morris Brad L. and Camille Mortensen Brian W. and Sondra J. Motes Brett D. and Louise R. Moulding Matthew L. and Aimee F. Mouritsen Walter A. and Laurel S. Moyer John F. and Ann M. Mull Gerald L. and Bonnie C. Murdock Rosa M. Murphy Lamoine F. and Gerry H. Murray Jedwin D. Musgrave Donald P. and Kathy Myrtle Brad R. Naegle and Karon A. Young Mark S. and Margaret S. Naisbitt Sally J. and Robert H. Neill Joseph L. Nemelka George H. Neuenschwander James K. and Diane Newton Claire A. and Shirley M. Nielsen Michael S. and Natasha Nielsen B. Gail and Michael L. Niklason Bettie A. and Marshall E. Noel Lloyd C. and Wendy M. Norseth Jay C. and Dee Ann Nye Ruth M. Oda Craig S. Ogan Martin R. Olhiser Howard A. and Jeanne B. Olsen James Openshaw Mario A. and Jill F. Ortegon Cindy Osoro and Lee Petrides M. Lloyd and Janet K. Ostler Dale A. and Candy Ostlie David B. and Ethel L. Oswald Lloyd A. and Janice R. Ott Delsa S. Owen Vance C. and Nancy H. Pace Kay S. and R. Edward Packard * DECEASED Angelika Pagel and Wayne A. Aprill John J. and Irene A. Paine Julie C. and Brent Palfreyman Douglas V. and Susanne Palmer Phil Palmer Tom S., Jr. and Jannette B. Pappas Luther V. and Maryann Parker Max H. Parker | Scott H. and Pamela J. Parkinson Michael E. Fred, Sonja G. Mark D. Mark P. E. and Rhonda C. Parson Jr. and Joy Pashley Penttila and Lewis R. Boynton Peterson Peterson Richard L. and Janae Peterson James R. and Kay E. Philpott Michelle L. Phinney Everett H. and Lanetha B. Pierce Richard M. Pizza Randy and Judy Porter Anna S. and L. Leon Poulsen Jack C. and Gretchen Price Milton W. and Marjorie E. Priest Brent R. and Paulette FE. Profaizer Scott E. and Abby J. Putnam Mary V. Quiroz-Whisler Marvin S. and Jan Rabe James C. and Lisa F. Rackham Patricia A. and Steven S. Rawlings Roger F. and Sheryl S. Rawson Ronald D. and Madonna M. Ray Margaret C. and Ben L. Read James M. and Barbara A. Redden Alan F. Reeder Ralph B. Rees Margaret B. and William P. Rembacz Larry and Helen Remington Steven F. Renz Robert W. Reynolds Gayle F. and John D. Richards Jerry M. Richards Joyce W. Richards Keith W. and Lois M. Richins Nolan C. and Barbara A. Richins Roger O. and Janet T. Richins Donna L. and Mark W. Rigby Cynthia L. and Les Roberds Stanley B. and Donna M. Roberts Gary J. and Monica Roberts Greg A. and Rachel Roberts Brent F. and Esther S. Robertson Marc S. and Jacquelyn M. Robins Mark G. and Valerie S. Rodel Monika S. and Walter W. Rodie Gary W. and Jo Roeseler Dale J. and Phyllis Rogerson Roger J. Roth Kalman Rubinson Barbara J. Runyen Ronald G. and Kathleen P. Russell Douglas P. and Marilyn J. Ryan F. Elaine and John C. Sabraw Richard W. and Claudia S. Sadler K. Craig Sandberg Allyson D. and William D. Saunders Keith and Rachelle G. Sayers Jeffrey J. and Gina Schaffers Susan L. Scheffel Charles E. Schill and Debra S. Andrew Helen B. Schmidt Russell E. and Betty A. Scholtec Kenneth D. and Vivian Schoonmaker Scott E. and Catherine J. Schwaegler Joseph M. and Elsie P. Schwartz Harry O. and Becky Senekjian Theresa J. and Paul D. Seppi Sherry L. Shadday Terry J. and Carlyle Shaw J. Farrell and Lois M. Shepherd Jay A. Shepherd William H. and Chiyoko Y. Shimizu Barbara Jean Shinney Florence W. Shreeve Braden G. and Jessica W. Shupe Thomas S. and Ronda F-. Shurtliff Linda B. Sillitoe Yasmen Simonian Steven P. and Georgiana K. Simpson Sara V. and James W. Sinclair Samuel B. and Jennie L. Slater Gary C. and Shirley Slaugh Alyce J. Smith Douglas D. and Pamela B. Smith J. Lynn Smith Jeff R. Smith Jeffery A. and Karen Smith Jill M. Smith Judy and Doug Smith Molly M. Smith Phillip K. Smith John H. and Bonnie D. Thompson R. Charlie Thompson Susan B. Thornock Lowell W. and Dana Thorstensen Clifford and Barbara Timmons Van M. Tinkham and Denise L. Shaw Michael Tomney George D. and Beth B. Treasure Margaret N. and Michael L. Tribe David C. and Neweleen Trujillo Edwin M. Truman Betty R. and Kent S. Tucker Patricia and Stanley Tuomi David Turner Raymond S. and Yoshiko M. Uno Brooke and Philip C. Van Alstyne Bonnie L. and Thomas L. Van Cleave Deon R. and Loma Van Cleave V. Edward and Catherine Van Dusen James D. and Rebecca R. Van Erden Scott and Julie Smith Joe V. and Connie R. Sneddon Kay Y. and Dan W. Van Kampen Jeffrey S. and Anne R. Vanbuskirk Ralph P. and Judith H. Vander Heide William D. and Myrene N. VanDyke Dan W. and Kay Y. VanKampen Irma Z. and James W. Sobers Gregory G. and Nancy H. Vanzweden Robb and Kimberly VanZweden William C. and Dixielee Sneddon Julie F. and Kelly G. Snowball Chris V. and Lelo Soelberg Charles H. and Elfriede B. Soenksen John E. and Sheri Sohl James T. and Joy A. Soter Tom J. and Maria T. Soter Phillip E. Sotomayor Craig B. and Jan B. Southwick Amanda L. Sowerby Susan A. Speirs ‘Tomoko M. and Raymond Spry G. Robert and Lawrin M. Standing Douglas M. and Marilyn B. Stanger Starla K. and D. Scott Stanley Dee R. and Margo Staples John R. and Colleen B. Starley Bonnie W. Stephens L. George and Louise Stettler Keith L. and Norma Stewart David P. and Marsha Stireman Elma S. and George E. Stoddard Cynthia C. and Larry Stokes Jeffery D. Stokes Dennis R. and Deborah Stoller Joseph G. and Angela B. Strand Krista Streuling Danny J. Stuber Jack E. Sturgeon Robert J. and Marian C. Subic Aaron M. Sugimoto Kevin P. and Jarnine Sullivan James L. Sundquist Barbara A. Swaner Eric G. and Betty J. Swedin Jay C. and Carolyn G. Swenson Susan W. Swider Alden A. and Charlene W. Talbot Grace A. Tassone Ann H. Taylor Corey L. and Shelley ‘Taylor Frank W. and Lucy C. Taylor Julie Taylor Nedra F. Taylor Robert W. and E. Bernice Tegeder Steven D. and Sherma L. Tew Beverly J. Thackeray and Douglas B. Lee Jeffery A. and Ingrid Thom Melissa A. Thomas Gerald L.* and Ann R. Thompson Grant and Dona S. Thompson Edward G. and Patricia R. VanZweden L. Mikel and Janis B. Vause Edward W. and Jeannie J. Vendell Gene and Barbara Visscher Jeff K. Von Colln Arthorn and Phyllis Vudhivadhana Kenneth G. and Barbara E. Waite Colleen Wakefield Lou Ann Wakefield Randy D. Wakefield Theron L. Wakefield Chelia S. and Paul W. Walkenhorst Boyd E. Walker Joseph R. and Barbara J. Walker William E. Walker E. Kirt and Grace Ann Walling William L. and Holly C. Ward LaMar and Gayle B. Wardle Frances Warnick W. Gary Waterstradt Richard L. and Edith K. Watkins John D. Watts Maysie E. Watts Glynn F. Wayment William J. Weidner Antoinette B. and Shirl R. Weight Larry D. and Ann Weir Nancy J. Weir Jeffrey D. Welton Richard P. and Maudain E. West Russel G. and Marilyn J. Westcott Patricia J. and John W. Wheeler Paul and Sheila Whitney Melvin and Armina R. Widdison Gary J. and Julianne C. Wilder Susan Wildwood Thomas L. and Catherine M. Wilkinson Gary D. and Joan L. Willden C. Basil and Stephanie R. Williams Vernon G. and Sue Williams Alexander M. and Beverlee E. Wilson Donna L. Wilson Fern A. Wilson Stephen M. and Wendy Winn Diana and Douglas S. Winters David W. Wittmann Joe Wilson James L. Wold, Jr. Lynn J. and Dana J. Wood Justin and Angie Woodland JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2005 ORGANIZATIONS Acordia Insurance Advanced Irrigation, Inc. Allstate Insurance Alliance Credit Union American Honda American Linen-A Division of Steiner Corp. American Society of Safety Engineers American Training Alliance Atrium Medical Corporation B&D Pest Control, Inc. Bardwell Design & Drafting Basin Family Pharmacy BDB Electric, Inc. Best Western High Country Inn J. E. Boyer Company, Inc. Brentwood Apartments Burger Bar Carpenter Furnace Company, Inc. Carrigan Distributing, Inc. Casey Fotografiks Charlesworth Appraisal Services Chartwells Dining Service Cherish Bound Christensen Financial Services The City Club, Inc. Mike Clark Construction, Inc. Classic Lodge Apartments Collection Services Bureau of Utah Cross Western Wear Crus Oil, Inc. Custom Store Fixture, LLC Der Otto Werks Desert Air AG Destination Homes The Drama Club of Ogden EDF School of Dance and Dance Fashions Ensign Toyota Evergreen Seed and Supply Fire Systems Specialists, Inc. Fun Stop Futures Through Training, Inc. G & G Sprinkling and Landscaping, Inc. Golden Beverage Company Dave R. Grant, Inc. HER Construction, Inc. Hersh Painting Contractors Hilton Garden Inn of Layton Holbrook Service, Inc. Hone Oil Company, Inc. Horizon Educational System Hutzley, Inc. Val R. Iverson Real Estate Junior League of Ogden Kansas Kiwanis Foundation, Inc. Kapp Construction & Development Co., Inc. La Rachera Market & Restaurant, Inc. Larkin and Sons Mortuary Larry H. Miller Honda Larson & Stephens, LLC Layton Hills Dodge Ogden Marriott Hotel Friends of Russ Melby Metro National Title Milligans, Inc. Model Linen Supply Morgan County School District Zak Morris Company, Inc. Motor Vu, Inc. R. Kirt Nelson Construction Co. Northern Region Marketing Competition Oberon Ogden Business & Professional Women’s Club Ogden Pizzeria Ogden Vision Center Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College Petersen Farm Supply, LLC Platt Electric Supply Precision Audio/Video Systems Redbird Cardinal Room Residential Mortgage Rita's Bakery Riverside Corner, LLC Rocky Mountain Care-Bountiful Rose Ranch & Hay Norman K. Rounds, DDS SC Johnson Fund, Inc. Scotsdale Farm Silver Eagle Sluggers Baseball Club Southern Utah University Nursing Program Spainhower Dental Care, PC Stokes Trucking, Inc. Steve Story Agency, Inc. Summit America Insurance Services, LLC TJ Trailers Toolmaker, Inc. ‘Tools For Trades, Inc. United Way of Northern Utah Utah Coalition of La Raza Utah Library Association UW Club Sports Van Boerum & Frank Associates, Inc. Wasatch Basin Appraisals, LLC Wayment Cattle Company Western Hay, Inc. Willow Valley Utilities Your Valet Dry Cleaning ASSOCIATES CLUB Up To $99 INDIVIDUALS Eugene J. and Barbara C. Aaberg Ronnie D. Abegglen Bradley J. and Judy A. Adams Elna M. and Ralph L. Adams Michele M. and Edmund A. Adams Nolan D. and P. Annette Adams Sarah A. Adams William R. Adams Arthur R. Adelmann Wilton J. and Virginia M. Ahlstrom Mohammad K. Ahmed Robin and Robert E. Ahrenstorff David Alder Jean and T. Melvin Aldous David M. and Yvonne C. Alexander Melina and Brett M. Alexander Susan K. and Jack A. Alexander Thomas G. and Marilyn J. Alexander Melea B. and Frank S. Allan Beth C. and Nard V. Allen David V. and Nancy C. Allen Gary D. and Susan P. Allen Jack E. and Mary Ann Allen Mary J. and David F. Allen Merle and Dahrl J. Allen Misty L. and Brett Allen Stan R. and Jeanie A. Allen John S. and Ramona J. Allison Jolene S. and Michael G. Allphin Carolyne G. and Gregory Allred Jerry D. and Lynnette M. Allred Sheila M. and Steve D. Allred Susan C. Allred Jeremy P. Almond Laurie and Michael R. 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Garner Brian P. and Shauna M. Garrett Toni T. and Christopher S. Gates Joyce S. Geary Ronald H. Geddes * DECEASED ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS Doris Geide-Stevenson and Mark A. Stevenson Dale C. and Cindy R. George Revell and Reva S. George Russell K. and Rita R. Germer Jack W. Gibbons Calvin J. and Diane Gibbs Janet R. Gibbs Gladys S. Gibson Mary Ann Gibson LaVerl C. Giles Myron, Jr. and Mary Ellen Giles Adrienne M. Gillespie Benjamin K. and Amanda Gillespie L. Kay and Marilynn Gillespie Richard D. and Anna K.* Gilson Erik B. Glanville Kim Glasmann-Burr and Brian C. Burr Debbie S. and Patrick M. Glazier James T., IJ and Lucy K. Gledhill Carol Ann C. Glenn Jesse O. Glidden Greg Goates Gary M. and Emily J. Godfrey H. Douglas, Jr. and Lisa S. Goff Donald R. and Louise Hall Robert K. and Jill Hall Steven T. and Shirley L. Hall Patrice M. and Robert A. Halladay Greg E. and Lisa J. Holliday Gerald E. and Sharon D. Halliday Stephen K. and Susan Halling Stephen C. and Gayle L. 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Howes Harold Hoyal Kenneth W. and Diane P. Hoyal Janet E. and Kemper J. Huber Vicki L. and M. William Hubler Steven R. Hudgens Shirley M. Huesgen Elden Jackman Brad M. and Cresta J. Jackson Carol L. Jackson David W. and Jeaneil T. Jackson Deborah A. Jackson Dixie L. and Bruce A. Jackson Gary and Roberta H. Jackson Richard F. and Peggy M. Jackson David H. and Bonnie D. Jacobs David K. and Gail Jacobs Betty Ann Jaeger Carrie L. James Gordon B. and Lynne O. James Jeffrey S. James Brian L. and Jenica M. Jeffers Marie H. and Darrell Jefferson Bonnie L. Jeffs Bruce W. and Marian G. Jeffs Jetfrey M. Jenkins Mark J. Jenkins Biff and Laura Jennings Brian D. and Stacy E. Jensen Paul B. and Deanna P. Jensen Elaine B. Jensen Gail A. Jensen Gary R. Jensen Jeanne M. and Richard J. Jensen John R. Jensen Kenneth B. and Laurie P. Jensen Paul R. and Sherrie R. Jensen Robert T. and Karolyn Jensen Ron J. and Sandra H. Jensen Scherelyn D. and Craig M. Jensen Richard L. and Carol D. Jenson Steven D. Jeppson Craig H. and Robyn E. Jessop Hermoine T. Jex Robert F. and JoLynn P. Jex Marlaine and J. Scott Johansen Anthony D. and Jamie John Betty Mae and Lynn M. John Alan W. and Dorean H. Johnson Brent P. Johnson Carl M. and Sherrie M. Johnson JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2005 PHOTO BY SANDY SOWERBY Paul W. and Jeri J. Laird Tamara N. and R. Kent Laird Janna J. and James R. Lamb Curtis W. and Mary Lynn Johnson David and Kathleen Johnson David G. Johnson David Johnson Gail D. and Walter Johnson Gordon C. Johnson Gwendolyn B. and Melvin L. Johnson Jacie S. and Nylin Johnson Judy M. Johnson Kevin A. and Nicole B. Johnson Michael D. and Maureen P. Johnson Paul H. and Dorothy Johnson Rex F. Samuel Samuel Samuel Johnson R. Johnson Johnson A. and Sally J. Johnson Shirley C. and L. Dale Johnson Steven R. and Elizabeth A. Johnson ‘Terrence L. and Paulette Johnson Charles S. Johnston and Barbara J. Kresl Johnston Cynthia F. Johnston Karyn R. Johnston Lyle J. and Christie A. Johnston Aleen H. 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Nelson Robert M. and Cathy S. Nelson Rodney J. and Lois M. Nelson Therese A. Nelson Paul A. and Gayle Neuenschwander Marianne Neuwirth Max E. and Cheryl M. Neves Annette E. and Chris F. Newbold M. Diane Newham Arene B. Newman Jonathan K. Newman Marilyn T. and Gary L. Newman Marjorie D. and James C. Newman Robert C. and Margaret E. Newman Marilyn Newton Hoa Thi Nguyen Norman J. Nicholl PHOTO BY THOMAS AMMON Kelly E. McAtee L. Stanley and Valerie L. McBride Marjorie S. McBride Ronald D. McBride Laurie McCabe Suzanne S. and David L. McClintock David K. McColley Steven R. and Deborah L. McColley Frances L. McConaughy and Randy S. Horiuchi Kevin M. McCowen Carlos C. McCree Julanne K. McCulley Marjorie S. and Juell H. McDaniel Danny L. and Selena McElvain JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 331, 2005 Sidney and Marjean Otton Timothy and Sally Otton E. LeRoy and Nedra T. Overstreet Carla Owen Peter J. Owen Steven B. Owen Henry L. and Colletta M. 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Young * DECEASED Washington Monument. Thomas Jefferson Memorial. Lake Powell. Hoover Dam. What do these places have in common? They are all named for someone. Most OF US DO NOT FIND OUR NAMES RISING to the level of a prominent national monument or a major natural feature. Yet we—or people we care about—can be remembered in lasting ways. Many Weber State University alumni and friends have created permanent names for themselves, their parents or others through current gifts or through their wills. With a named fund, you are making an important statement of your values. A named endowment fund at Weber State is a wonderful way for you to create an ongoing legacy. And it will help shape the future for generations of students. ’ | / 4 You can create an outright bequest, a contingent bequest, a restricted gift or a memorial gift in 1 pent alia ia memory of a loved one. se JOABS “QWOY 9uj pue aUAaI0}4 JO wiapoul pue jUaI ‘Saiqid 3saqealb » JISIA “aDUeWOI pue © Jo asuas e INITSAVYL uoITIpesd YIM pal] A319 9187 Hes I /JAINIAYAIANOD SLVJGIIM NOILVIOANOD ‘Sdiusiejours qoddns spaasoid jy ‘auoAJana 0} uado si ‘'Yei- ‘MaIA WUeSed|d UI qn|D #05 wieg ay] 3e pjay juare 6 2unf | ajquiess uosiad-inoj Siu] gspualy poob pue 4job uey J0330q Se4UM 9002 POW Photos Capture Community’s Imagination <) “Because I had studied German for one year, they hired me and one of my friends to translate on the loading dock. We were just 15or 16-year-old kids. Usually the experienced prisoners were the forklift operators. They were very tolerant with us. I remember my first attempt at showing off my German. I told the German forklift operators to set the pallets on the ceiling, and they laughed and laughed.” going with the Italian prisoners. They took them on buses to the movies in downtown Ogden because they were not fighting the Italians. He had opportunities to study in the camp. He had all kinds of books to read.” - Eleanor Kososik, widow of former Italian POW ~, “We couldn’t get enough help, so my father - Bud Elliott 50 © “The German uniforms always had PW on them: PW across the back and on the leg. Once in the open storage area I saw a German who had a bunch of American clothing, and he was painting PW on it, getting the clothing for himself or someone else.” - Charles McFarland © “They were good workers. After they’d pick their quota - they had a quota of 50 bushels of apples a day - they’d pick for the guard. We’d go to the store and buy what they wanted with what they made above the quota. Those guys were all good workers. They picked tomatoes for us, SO many boxes of tomatoes. We had at least 20 of them on the farm picking. They would send one guard. I don’t know if he even had a gun.” - Dean and Glade Gillman =» “A lot of those prisoners had a lot of talent. They worked in a bakery and they also put on plays. They put on big, big dinners and they would invite a lot of people in Ogden, even the mayor. It was fun.” - Robert Busico - Gene Lawler ‘ “T would pick up the Italian prisoners and take them to work at the depot and other places. They had an Italian lieutenant with them, and he could speak enough English that we could get by. One time I said, “Yes, that’s okay.’ And he said ‘What is okay?’ Ihad a hard time trying to explain what ‘okay’ meant.” - Bergetta Grant <> “We used to have dances at the Catholic Church. We didn’t need a pass to go to the compound; we just needed to show ID. The German prisoners were still under guard; they couldn’t be released. The Italian prisoners earned passes, and they worked for 80 cents a day. That gave them a little spending money.” - Beth Giordano, widow of former Italian POW MN MMM NAGA Yada heard about the German prisoners over at the depot and arranged to have them come work. The job was to take all the feathers off; you could just pull the big feathers off the birds. The men were real cordial and real nice to be around. They worked hard, and we were happy to get them to come and help us.” —_ ‘| “My husband told me the guards were easy- “I used to drive the POWs to their jobs,” said one caller. “The POWs used to sing to us over the fence when we went outside for recess at my elementary school,” said another. As patrons visited the exhibit and identified individuals in the now historic photographs, Sarah Langsdon, assistant curator of Special Collections, organized a team to conduct oral history interviews. This is a sample of photos that appeared in the exhibit, accompanied by the words of community members who shared their memories of the camp. Co) When the photographic exhibit “Prisoners of War in Ogden” opened last fall at WSU’s Stewart Library, it aroused so much public interest that a team worked to expand the exhibit with oral history interviews, additional photographs and video and audio segments. The exhibit, featuring photos of the World War Il POW camp in Ogden, began as a local feature for the theme “Building America’s Defense” at the fifth annual Utah Construction/Utah International Symposium. As articles about the exhibit appeared in print, the library’s teleohones began ringing. es os a rae) & Rerun Ri Beek REARED IN A SINGLE-PARENT FAMILY WITHOUT HEALTH insurance, Erica Baiden avoided going to the doctor. Many times, her family had to decide between something they had saved for and a visit to the doctor's office. Those experiences, along with a desire to make a difference for families like hers, led the 2003 Weber State University graduate to medical school, where she is in her third year. “T enjoy the relationships that I've already created with patients during their most intimate moments, she said. Dr. Jeffrey Booth 70, who has been a practicing rheumatologist in Ogden for more than 27 years, also wanted to be a physician from an early age. “I can't remember ever not wanting to enter the medical field, he said. “My father was a dentist, so I always knew I wanted to do something like that.” The opportunity for both Baiden and Booth to follow their dreams, however, hinged on acceptance to medical school. sees ee eater cua Pacdascs uence ones ieee erence eoietteaetal Pace S eue i “It's very humbling when people trust you with their lives.” — Dr. Julie C. Smith 88 It In 200s, more than 37,000 people applied to medical schools across the country, but only 48.1 percent of them were accepted, according to the Association of American Medical Schools. And while at first glance WSU might seem an unlikely Mecca for pre-med students, WSUs applicants fare much better than the national average. WSU averages 50 medical school applicants each year. Of them, approximately 62 percent are accepted. Booth credits the success to WSU's faculty. “For me, the opportunity to get to know most of my professors on a personal basis, that was huge, he said. Booth’s son Jeremy, who also attended WSU for his undergraduate work before moving on to medical school, was especially impressed by WSUss premed advisor, Kent Van de Graaff, who passed away in December 2005. “He really knew what needed to be accomplished and advocated for every WSU applicant, Jeremy said. “He was a big reason so many WSU students have been accepted. He knew everyone individually and worked a lot of extra hours on our behalf.” Students who are fortunate enough to be admitted to medical school must complete another four years of education and several more years of residencies and fellowships, depending on their specialization. For instance, to be a family physician, students complete a three-year residency in family medicine after the four years of medical school. “It’s been really busy,” said Jeremy, who will finish a three-year residency in emergency medicine this year at the Bay State Medical Center in Springfield, Mass. * It was very difficult at times, but at the end it’s very worth it.” He cant imagine getting through medical school without the support of his wife, Jodi, a1999 WSU grad finishing her training at the same medical center. “I don’t know how other people do it alone, he said. Starting Practice Dr. Julie C. Smith °88, a hematology oncologist, said the transition from a residency to running a private practice is difficult for a lot of new physicians. “In your fellowships you can always find the answer from mentors, but when you get on your own you have to know the answer, she said. “Theyre your patients.” According to Smith, her transition was easier because she had already been working in clinical laboratory science after finishing her undergraduate degree at WSU. “Since I was already working in the field I knew what I was getting into,” she said. Jeremy Booth, who is about to return to Ogden to work at McKay-Dee Hospital in the emergency room, said the move is both “exciting and frightening.” Helping Others Smith, who has a joint practice in Wenatchee, Wash., especially enjoys the personal experiences of her practice. “I like that I continue to learn on a daily basis from every patient, she said. “I learn about life, and I learn about death.” “It’s very humbling when people trust you with their lives,” she added. And even when she is treating patients with a terminal disease, she can still help. “I just try to give the best treatment possible and prolong their life,” she said. “The bonds that are formed with those patients and their family members are very special.” Jeffrey Booth says assisting people in pain is the best part of his job. “It’s a great feeling when somebody comes to me with a problem theyre having, and I can help them to overcome that and feel better,” he said. “And most of the time we can.” His son Jeremy knows the challenges and rewards that await him. “Growing up, I was around my dad and a lot of other physicians who were good influences and enjoyed what they were doing, he said. “I’m looking forward to being able to help people.” Travis Clemens, University Communications MMM Describe AGA VACA Doesn’t N— ‘Competitive’ EBER STATE BP}, elderrshipwas awarde, d ckw ua 0 Bla _: :Jo$17sh,60 sta c Ins _ the National Security Education N N WSU MAGAZINE | Spri ing 2006 museums. In exchange, I was given full access to the researc library and museum archives, where I studied the journals and expedition notes of early Soviet ethnographers working among the reindeer-herding Evenki nomads of the Russian Far East. I was also introduced to contemporary Russian ethnographers specializing in this same area. Khabarovsk promises an opportunity for more original, hands-on fieldwork. Located on the border between Russia and China north of Vladivostok, the city is the capital of the Khabarovsk region. Famed for its ancient Paleo-Asiatic petroglyphs depicting early reindeer hunts, the region is still home to several indigenous nationalities whose livelihood is based in reindeer hunting and husbandry. How a these communities are adapting around the increasing natural resource developments in this region and those of the neighboring Yakutia Republic is the broadest theme of my research project. With the help of the anthropology staff at the FarEastern State University in Khabarovsk, I spent two weeks charting the locations of these communities, lls tata After nine sedative days on a train from Murmansk, Russia, I arrived two weeks ago at Khabarovsk, beginning of the second chapter of my Russian studies. The first chapter was a five-month stay in St. Petersburg, where I studied the Russian language in the philological department of St. Petersburg State University. I also taught English to Russian students in the same department and worked as an unpaid intern at the Russian Ethnographic Museum (REM). As an intern, I assisted the museum in translating Russian texts into English for new exhibitions and the museums new Web site. I also proofread letters between the REM and foreign English-speaking en March Io, 2006 organizing future excursions, structuring interview questions and researching the problems facing these people and their way of life. The headquarters of the Association of the Native Minority Nationalities of the North also has provided me with connections, research materials and insights. The remaining six months of my studies will be split between studying Russian law in relation to its internal republics and a possible month-long trek wit a nomadic reindeer brigade in northeast Yakutia. Im looking forward to my fieldwork and will check in again when I have the chance. | | | : ? 7 : Don Jardine ‘48, ‘49 Career: Art instructor, illustrator, director of the Art Instruction Schools in Minneapolis Wrote two books: “Creating Cartoon Characters” and “Creating Cartoon Animals” Favorite cartoon: Dennis the Menace. “I look for cartoons that are well-drawn, have good backgrounds and have the principles and elements of art.” Don Jardine had no intention of going to college — even on the day he enrolled. But Jardine may best be known for his two art instruction books, “Creating Cartoon Characters” and “Creating Cartoon Animals, which have sold more than 300,000 copies and have been published internationally. They ve even been translated into Cyrillic. Jardine rubbed shoulders with many of the well-known cartoonists in the country: Charles Schultz and Mort Walker wrote the introductions for his books. But Jardine doesnt consider himself a cartoonist. I’m more of an illustrator, he said. “And I’m interested in all different kinds of Jardine earned a certificate in commercial art from Weber in 1948, followed by an Associate of Science degree in 1949. “I graduated twice because | liked it so much, he joked. He credits Farrell Collett, one of Webers most beloved art instructors, as one of the people who had the most influence on his life. “I was the first person to letter in art at Weber College,” Jardine said proudly. “Farrell Collett created the award, and I got my W’ on a beautiful white sweater.” Years later, Collett asked Jardine to speak at the dedication of Weber State's Farrell R. Collett Art Building in 1982. “I flew from Minnesota to Utah, gave the address and flew back the same day, Jardine said. “I was glad to do it. | have so many wonderful memories of Weber and the very special people there.” Now retired, Jardine still spends a lot of time drawing and is writing a book about his experiences in WWII. He lives in Minnesota with his wife, Carol, and sounds like a man who is content with what he has accomplished: “Farrell Collett always said, If a man could earn a living doing that which he would do for enjoyment, that is success. Those are inspiring words to live by.” Jennifer Philion, University Communications NGA" WAPTAM MMM PHOTO BY BILL JONES, SUN NEWSPAPERS national art organizations. art — although I couldnt have gotten through school without taking notes, and my notebooks were covered in all sorts of cartoons.” N WwW Back IN UTAH AFTER SERVING AS A MARINE IN World War II, Jardine was visiting friends who needed to retrieve books from their Weber College lockers at the end of a term. “A group of us went along, and as we were waiting, we saw a line of people, including some very pretty girls, Jardine said. “We went to talk with them. Before we knew it, we were at the head of the line, with someone asking, What would you like to enroll in?’ So we signed up." So began an education that would span 20 years and five degrees from three schools, culminating in a doctorate in philosophy. This education also inspired his desire to become a teacher. Jardine spent a decade teaching art at Utah high schools before moving to Minnesota to become director of the Art Instruction Schools. His teaching career, which also included 15 years at the University of Minnesota, spanned all areas of drawing, painting, sculpture and commercial art. He also illustrated books, wrote for and edited art publications and devoted his time to many local and My Favorite Professor ile traveling the world in retirement, Larry Stahle still takes time to read the newspaper. The emeritus communication faculty member, who taught journalism, public relations and media law at Weber State University from 1981-2000, recently returned from a 30-day cruise on the Amazon. Stahle and his wife, Joyce, enjoyed busy days in ports of call in Mexico, Panama, Barbados, Grenada, Costa Rica and Brazil, while sailing out to sea by night to avoid Hurricane Otis. Even though he was on vacation, Stahle read newspapers in different cities. “I like looking at newspapers in other places,” Stahle said. “Even if I cant understand the language, it’s interesting to look at the headlines and photos and the layout of the news.” Visiting other countries and learning about new cultures also causes Stahle to reflect on our first amendment rights and his favorite subject as a professor: media law. “I enjoyed exposing students to new ideas, Stahle said about his teaching philosophy. “It wasnt enough to just explain an idea. I tried to challenge students to test the ideas we studied in class and understand how to apply the information to actual cases and examples. The media law class allowed Stahle to do just that. “Law is always interesting because it's a challenge for everyone to understand why the first amendment is the way itis, Stahle continued. “Students wonder, Why are things not absolutes?” Stahle said he particularly enjoyed the rich discussions that ensued from the law classes. One former student describes Stahle as someone with a quick wit, a warm smile and a meaningful answer for every question about media. Another remembers him as the kind of professor who put students at ease and who was always a good listener. But this didnt mean his classes were easy: One group of students, after a particularly difficult exam, decided the test must have been written by Stahle's evil twin, “Professor Elhats.” “His media law class was very difficult and challenging, but I cant remember enjoying any class as much as | did that class,” said Gary Toyn 91, who applies what he learned about public relations in his job as associate director of Alumni Relations at WSU. Stahle still teaches, even while hes on vacation: Studying cruise lines public relations materials, he critiques the layout of information and makes suggestions for improvement. “| give them input every cruise I go on. They may not want it, but I give it to them anyway, free of charge, Stahle quipped. The highlight of his Amazon cruise came at Manaus, which is about 1,000 miles up the Amazon River. In addition to touring the famous opera house, the Stahles went on a nighttime excursion to catch caiman, a species of alligator. When a tour guide finally caught one, Joyce Stahle was the first person to hold it, while Larry snapped photos. Whether exploring first amendment issues in the classroom or sailing the farthest reaches of an exotic river, Stahle’s curiosity and love of learning remain strong. Retirement hasnt slowed him down; it’s just sent him ashore in a variety of new directions. Kathryn Edwards, University Communications _ South Ameten - Latest read: Wwe by David McCullough Newest hobby: Editing and converting his “Most challenging writing _ project: Family history of his nd I his wifes parents c ~ i | / / / As technology developed, Bennett recognized the need to establisha telecommunications major to help WSU Vice President of Administrative Services Norm Tarbox said, “Individuals all across campus and across the wider WSU community regard Craige as a friend and mentor. His motivation has always been in — doing what is best for the university.” Hall's stability, as well as his abilities to handle challenging projects and lead people, made him an invaluable asset to the_ university. He tried to retire in 2003, only to. - be asked to return a ‘year later t to oversee the Craige | Hall WsuU Administrator, Retired | Problem- solver. _ Mentor. Role - model. Lode Craige Hall's colleagues use all _ those words in describing him and his service to Weber State— University. For 35 LEFT: PHOTO COURTESY OF LARRY STAHLE responsibilities, Hall was asked repeatedly to step in to assist a department or area that needed special help, or to assume responsibilities to manage new and critical challenges for the university. He handled the universitys real estate issues, resolved problems with residents living near campus and served as interim director of Facilities | Management. for trained professionals. She developed the curriculum and the documentation to establish the Telecommunications Administration degree — that now prepares students for high- -tech careers in the field. : - Bennett was a pioneer in devclepine some a = the first online courses offered at WSU, to 7s "better nmeet the changing needs of students. bookstore’s reorganization. — The online program has grown considerably Along with his service to the university, _ in the telecommunications department ae Hall was a member and president « of the _ Weber County Library Board, the Utah — oo throughout the university. - Bennett received her bachelor’ S oe Library Association and the Weber County — Historical Society. He was on the Weber _ C ‘master's degrees from the University: of Utah and her Doctor of Education degree from the : State Employees Credit Union Board for University of California, Los Angeles. She more than 30 years, many as chair of the board. He also served on numerous higher began her career at Weber State in 1969 as a part-time instructor ‘of business education accreditation teams to evaluate” _ other universities ‘libraries. a ee such as the annual Wildcat ee _and one of the few: women faculty members : ; on campus. She retired in 1999 as a full- timee— Always avid supporters s of WSU Athletics, Hall and his wife, Deanna, are legendary | tor contributing time and effort to athletic : professor and administrator after 31 years auction. | | Hhenie Nelo one at Hall S co-workers who nominated him for the Dixon award, hardworking. Spe served aas a depaiment chair on _ two different occasions, was associate vice _ ; _ president. of academic affairs for a year, and was acting dean of the College of ae: Science & Technology. — - =. ~ Always an advocate foe her side : Bennett was honored with the Spiri itor | | the American Woman i in Adminiswaies: Education Award from Your Commany Connection in 1990. She also was named Utah business teacher of the year, as well as : / Utah's outstanding |moet teacher of the } year, in 1992. : _— Bennett loved working with he a supporting them and pushing them toward success. In her nomination letter, former — student Stacie Petersen said, “I always felt business education — _ like I could knock on her door and ask her program at Weber State University. Her strong vision for the future led the Department of Telecommunications and Business Education through a time of great change as it moved into the age of computer technology. — a of exemplary service to the university. Hee colleagues held her in high regard as someone _ who had a great sense of humor and who | was ethical, competent in her discipline and ee said, “I have not met, and probably will never _ meet, an individual, who bleeds purple more Craige. His commitment and loyalty fo eyyears he gave his talent, ability and dedication : Weber State University are unparalleled.” to WSU in a variety of positions ranging from the Stewart Library to Computing Services to a Facilities Management to Athletics. / _ Hall began his career in 1968 as an | ae Mice O. Denier assistant professor of library sciences and — : librarian i in the Stewart Library. Before long, -wsu Professor Emerita af he was promoted to director of the library, and Telecommunications and later his responsibilities expanded to include | Business Education computing services and telecommunications. In 1991 he was named associate vice president for Administrative Services, where he was iia Bennett's the lead administrator for WSU Athletics visionary approach and established a comprehensive NCAA to teaching enabled her to transform the compliance system. _ In addition to his administrative meet the increased demand © questions, whether it was for a certain class or _ for my senior project.. UL Bennett was not only a great mentor but a friend. I considered’ it a privilege to have her as an instructor and learned a great deal from her.” - Bennett passed away in March while awaiting a liver transplant. The Dr. Margaret O. Bennett Scholarship Fund has been created at WSU in her oe - ee EDITOR CONCENTRATES ON COMMUNITY Show off your colors! Many college students face the dilemma of picking a major when they can't find one that really interests them. But when Shanna Francis ‘93 decided to go back to school, her problem was finding a major that could combine her various interests. “| was really up in the air,” Francis said. “I love writing, | love history, but | also have a deep interest in political science. | chose political science and never regretted it." Francis said her political science professors at WSU helped her combine these interests and find ways to really get involved in the community. She credits them for giving her the support to run for political office in Weber County; though her bid was unsuccessful, she has identified other ways to contribute to her community. Francis is the co-founder and current editor of the Ogden Valley News. “| wanted to start a newspaper to provide a vehicle for the community,” Francis said. “There were a lot of things going on politically in the county that | think weren't being addressed, so this gave people the opportunity to really know what's going on around them.” Years after graduating from Weber, Francis is pursuing a doctorate at the University of Utah. She continues to learn — not only because she enjoys It, but also because she sees it as a duty. “It’s the responsibility of everyone to keep growing, and learning, and contributing,” she said. “I think education 1BLD © WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY @ Show your Wildcat pride (and support current students) for just $25. __ Get Your Official WSU License Plate Show them you bleed purple. Stop by your local Utah DMV office and purchase your WSU plate. Call 807-626-7535 or visit alumni.weber.edu for more information. 60s Joseph Lee Witten ‘64 volunteers at the Ogden Union Station as librarian and archivist, organizing the museum's collection, digitizing thousands of photographs, artifacts, books and documents. He participates on the Railroad Advisory Board for the Utah State Railroad Museum, in the Hostlers Model Railroad Club and in the Golden Spike Chapter of the Railway and Locomotive Historical Society. N n WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2006 | CLASS NOTES is a life-long pursuit.” Residing in Eden, Francis still manages to find time In her busy schedule to enjoy the outdoors. She enjoys hiking, biking and staying physically active. She has six children and four grandchildren. "| have always believed that as a member of a community you have to give something back and be an active participant — whether it’s running for office, volunteering, or just being a better community member,” she said. “This can include the community of your family, or your locality, the State, or even the global community." Jonathan McBride, University Communications Frank L. Salimeno ‘65 recently completed 10 years on the Board of Directors of the National Board of Examiners in Optometry and the Association of Regulatory Boards in Optometry. He has served as president of both organizations. He also has served as chairman of the Optometry Committee at the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing. He has been in private practice In Ogden since 1972. John E. Stait ‘67 served in the Peace Corps and the Navy Submarine Force, earned a bachelor's degree in speech from the University of Hawaii and a master's degree in Biblical Studies from the International Graduate School of Theology in Honolulu. He works with legislators putting on prayer breakfast events and helps the Washington Area Coalition of Men's Groups establish and maintain organizations centered on the Bible and men’s Issues. Kenneth L. Nichols ‘68 Is an associate professor In the Department of Public Policy & Administration at the University of Maine. He has been on the faculty since 1996, and Is involved with the American Society for Public Administration and the World Future Society. 70s the second-largest beet sugar company in the country. Budge, a H. Raymond Bingham ‘70 has been named to the Mellanox Technologies Ltd. board of directors. Bingham worked In a number of executive capacities with Cadence Design Systems, Inc., a leading supplier of electronic design automation software and services. certified public accountant, lives in Boise, Idaho, and has been Jareta “Jerri” Coyle ‘75 moved to Vicenza, Italy, in 1998 as the prevention program manager and employee assistance program provider (EAP) at Caserma Ederle. Now living in Maryland, she manages an EAP along with prevention and biochemical drug testing programs. Coyle also provides individual and group counseling services for women in recovery at a non-profit halfway house. Billy W. Kennedy Jr. ‘80 has been promoted to global manager of branded merchandise and Is responsible for all Chrysler Group brands (Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Mopar) within the e-store environment. Ben Howland ‘81 is the men's head basketball coach for the UCLA Bruins, whom he guided & Loveless as a commercial litigator. In 1995, she joined the U.S. Attorney's Office in the civil division, where she supervised the financial litigation unit. Richard Sawyer ‘83 retired in April after more than three decades with the Air Force. An avid artist, Sawyer was a member of the Air Force Art Program, and several pieces of his work are hanging on the walls of the Pentagon, Air Combat Command Headquarters and Air Mobility Command Headquarters. engineer at Autoliv in Brigham Jama Zubal Falsone ‘78 is president and principal consultant in a virtual consulting company in the Pacific Northwest. He is a candidate for a PhD in organization and management from Capella University. fitness and wellness program for faculty, staff and children. Brian Garrett ‘87 is a physician, surgeon and optometrist in private practice. He has four academic publications documented with the National Institutes of Health. with the stroke committee, automation and controls City, Utah, and a member of the Eric T. Aragon ‘87 Is director of the Daybreak Community Center, a Kennecott Land Corporation development in South Jordan, Utah. He has helped implement a Julie Atwater ‘89 works in the emergency room/Cclinical decision/intravenous therapy units at McKay-Dee Hospital in Ogden. She has been involved Rick Windley ‘76 Is an Wildcat Alumni Band. largest, most expansive natural gas transmission right-of-way renewal affecting the Navajo Nation. Your student loan interest rates | may Increase or decrease every magnet hospital committee, the Express Admit project and committees to improve excellence in nursing and the care of patients. year. You can save money by consolidating your student loans and locking in a low Interest rate. ie am Mr MCMC me Cub 80s Cimento ES yews Dave Budge '80 has been named president and CEO of Amalgamated Sugar Co., Visit our Web site: uheaa.org E-mail us: uheaaloans@utahsbr.edu 90s Janet M. Hoffman-Stewart ‘90 is president of her own urban planning consulting business, ZGR Consulting. She was the planning and building department head in Sheridan, Wyo., for two years, after spending 14 years as a planner and planning manager in Manatee County, Fla. TV YAP aMWINANY has been elected to Wells Fargo's Community Banking Board of Northern Utah. A certified public accountant, he Is also a partner and senior consultant in Club Marketing & Management Services. Parr, Waddoups, Brown, Gee AGH CEO of the Ogden Athletic Club, J. Scott Finlayson ‘80 serves as chief of police and director of public safety for the city of Springville, Utah. A 23-year police veteran, he began his law enforcement career with the BYU Police Department and has worked for the USU Police Department and the Hoquiam (Wash.) Police Department. Jill N. Parrish ‘82 is a Utah Supreme Court Justice who received her law degree from Yale Law School in 1985. Parrish clerked for Judge David K. Winder in the U.S. District Court for Utah before joining the Salt Lake City law firm of Cristopher J. Castillo ‘86 serves as counsel for El Paso Corporation Western Pipeline Division, where he specializes in western energy law. He is spearheading the Navajo Nation's right-of-way renewal negotiation that involves renewing 900 miles of right-ofway traversing parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. This is the N SN Bryan Dugger ‘74, owner and with Amalgamated for 32 years. to the championship game of the 2006 NCAA Tournament. Susan M. Parkinson ‘90 teaches in the Art and Visual Communications Department at Utah Valley State College. Her work was recently featured in a faculty art show at the college. Mark D. Maxson ‘92 has been an adjunct music faculty member at WSU since 1992 and full-time professional staff since 2000. He designed and developed the Department of Performing Arts Technology Lab and Introduction to Music Technology course. Jan Speakman Petersen ‘92 Is a private school teacher and has been a member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir for 14 years. Quinn Jacobson ‘93 Is a Hill Air Force Base photographer and manages IT in the multimedia department. Jacobsen has studied a 19th-century photographic process called wet plate collodion, and his work was recently featured in the show “Portraits from Madison Avenue’ at a Salt Lake City art gallery. Timothy Otton ‘93 Is the vice president of Unisearch, Inc. and lives in Olympia, Wash., where he coaches high school football. Aaron R. Allred ‘94 Is a partner at Hughes & Luce, LLP in Texas. His work includes guiding clients with merger and acquisition activities, and federal securities law compliance. In 2005 he was voted a “Texas Rising Star" as an outstanding young lawyer. Andrea Fletcher-Gill ‘94 is a special education teacher for the 4th and 5th grades WSU MAGAZINE | Spring 2006 | CLASS NOTES in Rio Rancho, N. M. She Do you recognize these people? was nominated as one of the National Honor Roll’s Outstanding American Teachers of 2005-06. She also coordinates tours for EF Tours and Go Ahead Tours and owns a Native American jewelry business. John Slattery ‘94 Is in his final year of the graduate film program at UCLA's School of Theatre, Film and Television, where he Is getting an MFA in directing and cinematography. He shot his thesis film in Morocco. Jeff Smith '94 and his wife, Leslie (Washburn) ‘02 moved back to Ogden from Eugene, Ore., to open the Pita Pit on Harrison Boulevard near the WSU campus. Carrie Maxson ‘95 works at Ogden's Ben Lomond High School as the director of the string program and director of instrumental music, which includes the school’s marching band, the Ben Lomond Pipers and the jazz band. Maxson Is the master teacher for the WSU String Project, part of a national initiative by the American String Teachers Association to foster the development of string music educators for elementary schools. Brad Hatch ‘96 works as aquatics section chairman of the Wyoming Recreation and Parks Association and is chairman of the American Red Cross of Wyoming health and safety committee. James Michael Dalton ‘97 owns MD Labs. He consults with companies on technical problems using his background in microbiology, chemistry, genetics and computers. Holly Hansen ‘97 began the research company My Ancestors Found in 2003. Her firm contracts with family history researchers, puts on annual conferences and retreats, and creates genealogy research products. Hansen also edits Everton Publishers’ Genealogical Helper magazine and some of its other publications, including the 11th edition of “Handybook for Genealogists." Anthony Siciliano ‘97 Is an artist and an art instructor at Westminster College and Salt Lake Community College, teaching photography and digital media. He also Is an image editor at Borge Andersen Photo Digital in Salt Lake City. Pamela Taylor Van Wagoner ‘97 serves on the Board of Trustees for North Star Academy in Bluffdale, Utah, a charter school founded in 2005. David J. Welch ‘97 is featured in a calendar published by the Society for Human Resource Management commemorating 30 years of HR certification. Welch became certified as a global professional in human resources in May 2005 and Is the first HR professional in Japan with this certification. Welch lives in Tokyo with his wife Shino ('96) and their three daughters. He works for PricewaterhouseCoopers as a manager in human resources Services. Melissa Rose Douglas ‘98 taught in the Clark County School District in Nevada for five years and was chosen as New Teacher of the Year, one of five recipients out of 2,000 candidates. She now practices family law in Las Vegas. Brian Urie ‘98 has been named a divisional vice president within the western division of AXA Advisors, LLC. He manages the company's financial professionals within Salt Lake City, Boise and Burley, Idaho, and northern and southern Utah. He oversees recruitment, training and development for the company’s Salt Lake City district offices. June-Lee Hernandez ‘99 is an English and reading teacher at Weber Basin High, part of the Weber Basin Job Corps. She taught at LDS Business College as an instructor of English and has added reading and English as a Second Language endorsements to her teaching license. Wendy St. Cyr ‘99 works at Tom's of Maine and Is responsible for developing the New England professional advocacy territory, introducing students in the New England dental educational system to Tom's of Maine products and values. Wyatt Brockbank ‘02 is the production manager at a new Spanish-language television station, KAZW-TV in Walla Walla, Wash. He works in all aspects of production and also directs commercials and promotions for the station. Wendee Haglund 'O2 is the director of respiratory therapy at McKay-Dee Hospital in Ogden. OOs Margaret Coffey-Pilcher ‘OO practices Native American law with Cuddy, Kennedy, Albetta & Ives, LLP, in Albuquerque, N.M. She also is a board member on the National Native American Bar Association. Marci Hales ‘02 serves as a service coordinator for adults who have developmental disabilities, ensuring that services are being implemented effectively. She is working toward becoming licensed as a clinical social worker. Sandra M. Drake ‘00 teaches French and Spanish at DaVinci Academy, a public charter high school in downtown Ogden. Tyler Judkins ‘02 has joined Bank of Utah as a commercial loan INSURANCE LEADS ALUM TO INTERNATIONAL POLITICS It's a long way from Weber State University to Zurich, Switzerland, but Aaron Rafael Lopez ‘97 has made the journey. Lopez, a native of southern California, credits now-retired political science professor Rod Julander with talking him into leaving home for college. “Coming to Weber is a decision I'm glad | made," he said. Always interested in politics, Lopez found that WSU's political science department gave him the opportunity to work on State legislative campaigns and travel to Mexico as a student observer for NAFTA and Child Labor with the AFL-CIO. After graduation, with a baby on the way and the need for a stable job, Lopez left politics behind and took a position with Farmers Insurance in California. When he made the decision to attend law school, Farmers worked around his schedule, and he graduated from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. Sign up for Lifetime Membership with WSU Alumni Support WSU Students Your membership dues fund student scholarships and support programs. One-Time Membership Fee No more hassle of renewing every year, Just one payment and you're set for life. Makes a great gift! Discounts and Special offers Save on WSU travel, events and insurance. Call 801-626-7535 or visit www.alumni.weber.edu to sign up today. all state events,” Lopez said. When Farmers Insurance's parent company, Zurich Financial Services, set up a global department, Lopez was asked to join them as a global government affairs manager. "It was not a hard decision to make," he said. “I almost said yes before even asking my wife!” He now deals with insurance matters that have a global effect, from natural catastrophes to asbestos Issues. Lopez also works with major international associations such as the International Monetary Fund, the International Red Cross and the World Economic Forum, and he's becoming more immersed in European culture. His children attend the local Swiss school, and Lopez is taking German lessons, he said, “so my kids won't be able to talk behind my back!" Courtney Rottgering, University Communications NGA aadaMWINNOTV Show them how much you care N Co) a Oddly enough, his job in insurance led to the kind of political involvement Lopez craved. After law school, he took the position of political compliance manager with Farmers. “I was in charge of all the political spending on Campaigns and initiatives. Having this position meant that | had to stay up on not only all national events, but also on officer and relationship manager at its 7th South and State Branch in Salt Lake City, where he will work with commercial financing. Jeff Tingey ‘02 has joined the BYU athletic marketing staff. He coordinates marketing for football, women's soccer, women’s basketball, men’s volleyball and softball. Jermaine Boyette ‘03 played guard for the Idaho Stampede, a Continental Basketball Association team based In Boise, during the 2005-06 season. Brian J. Cherrington ‘03 works in Draper, Utah, in the R&D department of Environmental Potentials, which produces products for industrial, Join us for a celebration of the 1950s at Weber State. Anyone who attended Weber in 1956 or earlier is invited. Call 801-626-7535 or | CLASS NOTES visit alumni.weber.edu | Spring2006 and anthropologist who works as the house magician at the Venetian Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. He recently appeared with David Copperfield, Lance Burton and Raymond Teller as an expert on the History Channel's special, “Houdini: Unlocking the Mystery." hotline outside Dearborn, Mich. Friday, July 14, 2006 Saturday, July 15, 2006 WSU MAGAZINE magician, actor, filmmaker Donavun J. Wagner ‘03 works on Ford Motor Co.'s technical service Class of 1956 50th Class Reunion W Paul W. Draper ‘03 Is a Richard Horsley ‘03 Is the sales and marketing manager for Contexo Media Inc., a business information company. His responsibilities include building a sales and marketing organization to promote the company's products and services. How about now? for more information. Mark your re A commercial and agricultural companies. ae He provides technical support for Ford, Lincoln and Mercury dealership service technicians and is involved in the launch of the redesigned 2007 Explorer Sport Trac. Jason M. Carlton ‘04 Is a public relations practitioner for Vanguard Media Group in Salt Lake City. He recently held a PR competition for WSU students with the Treehouse Children’s Museum. Carlton received the 2005 PRSSA Gold Key award for academic excellence and leadership qualities and was one of 13 students nationwide to receive the 2005 National President's Citation for outstanding service to the Public Relations Student Society of America. Tiffany Nielson ‘04 Is a member of the Washington, D.C., WSU alumni chapter and Is seeking a master's degree in international commerce and policy at George Mason University while working full-time. Robert D. Payne Jr. ‘04 lives in New Haven, Conn., where he works with Acti-Chem Specialties, Inc. as a lab assistant in the industrial micro lab. Jeremy Barnum ‘05 has been invited to join the U.S. Foreign Service. He is employed at the MidEast Policy Council in Washington, D.C., where he previously served an Internship. McCall Erickson ‘05 writes for Northern Utah Magazine, Dinosaurland magazine and the Utah Accommodations and Vacations Guide, all published by Pinnacle Marketing Communications. She also does freelance technical writing, most recently for a campaign to market Ogden to the ski industry. Emogene E. Hennick Grundvig ‘05 is working on her master's degree in social work at the University of Utah. She facilitates drug offender groups awaiting county treatment and works as a graduate research assistant. Jason Ritch '05 has been hired as the volunteer/special events coordinator at the Cumbee Center, a non-profit United Way agency that provides free and confidential 24-hour emergency services, including shelter, counseling and legal services for domestic violence and sexual assault victims In Aiken, S.C. Todd Wente '05 has been named the director of faculty development and training for Stevens-Henager College in Ogden after serving as adjunct faculty and a full-time staff member for five years. He serves as chairman of the American Diabetes Association's Tour De Cure and as a board member for Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda of Utah. UND: WEBER’S VICTORY BELL AH, THE SOUND OF VICTORY! THAT’S RIGHT, victory has a sound. It’s not the helmet-popping hit to prevent a last-minute touchdown, or the mesh- snapping swish of a game-winning basket. At Weber State University, it’s the ringing of the victory bell. The victory bell has a long history at the university as well as in the Ogden community. It first hung in Ogdenss old city hall building in 1888. In the 1930s, Weber College students convinced Ogden City officials to donate the bell to campus before the building was demolished. The 1,000-pound bell, 34 inches in diameter, was mounted on the chassis of an old automobile to make it easier to move from event to event. The bell became a fixture at Wildcat athletic events beginning with homecoming 1939. Over the years the bell became a symbol of victory and school spirit, its role immortalized in the words to the school fight song, “Were going to ring the bell of victory tonight.” And ring it they did, game after game, year after year, until ... it stopped. Its not clear why or when the victory bell stopped ringing at Wildcat events. But one eventful day in the spring of 2002, the bell was rediscovered after years in storage under Stewart Stadium. The WSU Emeriti Alumni Council provided funds to restore the bell, including a fresh coat of paint. Its chassis also received a new set of tires. Chad Gerrety, WSU assistant athletic director for marketing, said that bringing back the bell was important in maintaining an athletic tradition. “We are always looking for traditions that stand the test of time and that fans can really relate to, he said. Margie Esquibel, advisor to the Emeriti Alumni Council, agrees that these traditions are important. “Now that the bell has been embraced by the students and we hear it ring at nearly every home game, its nice to know that our Emeriti Alumni Council was responsible for bringing back a great tradition,| she said. Members of the council take pride in knowing they helped pass this tradition on to future generations of WSU students. The victory bell is once again a part of Wildcat Athletics at the football games. After each victory the football team gathers around, rings the bell and sings the Wildcat fight song, ensuring that the tradition of the victory bell lives on. 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