Page 2 f Pony, maak SPP i THE WELDING has area 52 individual stations. Ross Shelton, assistant professor of welding, de- monstrates separate gas manifolds. TECHNICAL EDUCATION (continued from page 1) room, 12 ‘individual color print rooms, a black° white film The building comprises a total of 17 laboratories, three classrooms, one modular classroom and offices. The Photography although technically Department, a part of the School of Humanities, is also housed in the building. Facilities include two large studios complete with a ramp to bring in flats, two dressing rooms, printing room, film editing room, service photo office, a printing room with low counter for handicapped, color film processing and processing room and a drying, finishing and mounting room. Dr. Fred Rabe, associate professor of photography admitted the facilities are overwhelming—‘‘and to think,”’ he said, ‘‘we started with one enlarger in a little store room in the Moench building. There isn’t a better facility from the midwest to the pacific coast,”’ he said. They will be able to accommodate many more students. FRED S. RABE, associate professor of photography, makes adjustments on a new color enlarger with a built in analyzer, just one of many additions of equipment to a large photography complex in the Technical Education Building. -“Eiveryone that comes through wants to take a class,”’ he beamed. “This facalty wishing to become the 896th ‘other’ student in the Engineering technology building.”’ LS AS nearly like _industry as possible.’ “Sign me up, too,” | agreed, Second-class postage paid atiy Ogden, Utah, published five times ajy year in October, December,jy February, April and June at WeberJy State College with editorial offices infy the Alumni Office, Ogden, Utah 84408. Vol. 10 No. 2 Dec. 1977. COMMENT is mailed at no charge Weber State College. Alumni Alumni Editor: Board to Arlene alumni off) Wilson. of Directors Executive Committee Tim Morris, president 3 Kent Petersen, first vice president Margaret Favero, second vice president Alan E. Hall, executive director Directors Barbara Skeen Tim Blackburn Gene Hansen Paul Skeen George Stromberg Robert R. Wallace Lewis Joseph Heinz Bruehl Ronald George Dennis DeBoer | Mike Hunsaker J Milton Shurtliff Michael D. Lyon __ Jerry Peterson THE VAST MACHINE Sig Jeske, shop, with instructors booth raised to allow visability, provides outstanding facilities for students. lab technican in manufacturing, front, makes repairs. Photos by John Shupe Stephen K. Frazier Walter Buss © | |