CLASS NOTES Corporation, Menlo a sophisticated medical information program at the company’s New York Training Center. Mr. Howerton received a B.S. in History from WSC. Park, Calif. He is responsible for worldwide administration. He has served as director of taxes since joining En virotech in 1970. Previously he was with the Internal Revenue Service in Salt and is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. He lives in Los Altos, Calif., with his wife and three children. LOYAL CHRISTENSEN NYE, a 1941 graduate, recently had a children’s book published by Abingdon Press entitled “What Color Am I?’’ Mrs. Nye lives in Kensington, Maryland. BRENT E. JOHNS, 28, has opened a law practice in Weber Valley Bank Building, Ogden. A graduate of WSC, he received his juris doctor degree from J. Reuben Clark Law School of BYU. While at Weber State he held offices in the studentbody and was a member of the planning committee intern to former Sen. Frank E. Moss. He is married to the former Becky Spackman of Brigham City. LLOYD V. HOWERTON, a resident of and Art Instruction Minnesota. a_ professional Schools, tool maker an Ogden hospital. She had been a teacher in the Summit County schools and teacher and librarian in the Ogden City and Weber County schools. CHARLES SIDNEY NOBLE, IIA KAYE Centerville, formerly of Ogden, died Nov. 22 of a heart ailment. He graduated from Ogden High, WSC and BYU and did graduate work. He was BYU studentbody president. He received his master’s degree from Cleveland State University. and was for- FERRELL LARSON, 40, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, died from injuries sustained in the same Dr. Jardine taught art inUtah for several years, was President of the Utah Art accident. Educator’s Taylor, died at his home Nov. 6, 1977. He Assoc., and illustrated ELIAS for books and magazines before moving to Minneapolis. He has also been a faculty member of the University of Minneapolis, teaching commerical art classes in the extension division. DAVID C. ECCLES recently became an investment broker with A.G. Edwards and Minneapolis, SPENCER PETERSON, 71, had -been a dairy farmer and was a member of of the Weber County Farm Bureau. In 1967 he graduated with honors in art from WSC. He had served an LDS mission to Northern California in 1952-53. He is survived by his wife, the former Hazel Hadley, one son and two daughters. tele, FR 2% es. hate SOne Rp! N SO Se FRY Pas ae OHS ee RIS Fos adh We OO ee gs eek, BK phen ath eT SHS eS ae Ce nS ab e OHO he eS ts cap PCS O | eantbdsnshdsn ed n tees 7 Nu? 5 Dace ttn theys tae C : OW Ve os Nea N44 NY v4 ~ Noting ¢ Ue et ee @9 De e¢et¢+ ee ee EF tal SF Fa Y ‘ : r pe" Aa ed 7 Ny ew Ve AFB, professor of Home and Family Life at the go ge Sons, Inc., in Salt Lake City. je Hill Lubbock, Texas, died Nov. 12, 1977 from injuries suffered in an automobile accident. She graduated from Weber High School, WSC and BYU in 1959. She served an LDS Spanish American mission and was active in her church and in drama. Her husband, Dr. Robert Ernest Larson, 57, Pang at merly employed at Univac in Salt Lake City. He attended WSC and was a veteran of World War II, serving in the Navy. es » oi ¢ Bs Your Alma Mater gave to you... Isn’t it time to return the favor ? wr wy E ERR den Viasat SRR OOOO Weber State College Alumni Annual Gtuing fund Thank Vou for Your Gift! . , Dh OOO > Pagi2~ s Pb. oo AOL Clip & mail with your check. as ORNS URW Lee hss OHS ry cf a <e ¢ Please send your contribution today. 2 Springs, FRANKLIN J. FERGUSON, 57, Farmington, died Oct. 17, 1977 of injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident. He had been employed as a machinist and 7 Colorado Syracuse. Roosevelt, was killed in an automobile accident Nov. 25, 1977. She was reared in Basketball Association team, was honored and the dean’s council. He served as an graduating ns campus long-range BEAZER, had worked for Geneva Steel until his retirement. He was originally from BATES, 78, North Ogden, died Nov. 12 in by Vincennes University’s Faculty and Alumni Assoc. recently and received the 1977 Faculty Citation for Achievement. Mr. Sparks played basketball for Vincennes University, a junior college, and then continued his studies and basketball career at WSC. He was named to the All Conference Team and most valuable player in the Golden Spike Tourney in 1968. He began his coaching career at WSC in 1970 and went to Vincennes in 1971. He started his current assignment with the Kansas City Kings in 1974. DON L. JARDINE, the first recipient of Weber’s annual Ouststanding Art Student Award, was promoted to vice president of A. graduated from Bonneville High School and WSC. MARIANNE SCHULTZ HOMER , 27, Logan and graduated from Logan High School. She attended USU and WSC. LAMBERT ROENE LUCILLE LOIS M. SMITH has been appointed chief of the Correspondence Audit Branch at the Ogden Internal Revenue Service Center. She attended WSC and the U of U. Her husband is Don Smith. DAN E. SPARKS, assistant coach and scout for the Kansas City Kings, National Lake City, and with Ernst and Ernst in Los Angeles and Salt Lake City. He holds a B.S. degree in accounting from WSC WILLIAM Layton. Oe tax 29, °, A corporate DAVENPORT, class of ‘26, died in December in Provo where he had lived for many years. He Lo Envirotech R. died at his home of cancer. He was an electronics technician at Hill AFB and representative of Pfizer Laboratories Division, Pfizer Inc., recently completed STEPHEN R. 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