——EEE Page 2 eee eens ee ees ie 7 . ena =a z hee Comment Second-class postage paid Ogden, Utah, published five tim year 1) The Social science building under construction in 1971 was just one of the many. buildings constructed during President Miller's administration. 2) After years of frustration, hard work and perseverance, President Miller watched Governor George D. Clyde sign the bill making Weber State College a four-year, degree granting instutition. 3) Staunch supporters of Weber activities, President Miller and his constant companion, wife Mary, enjoyed a football game during his administration. 4) During commencement in 1971, President Miller presented Mark Evans Austad an honorary Doctor of Humanities. 5) Well acquainted with faculty, staff, students and community, President Miller had a warm interest in people and their individual contributions to the college. in October, Decem February, April and June at J State College with editorial offic: the Alumni Office, Ogden, Utah# Vol.11 No. 2 Dec!1978.COMME is mailed at no charge to alumni Weber State College. Alumni Editor: Arlene Wil Alumni Board of Directors Executive Committee Tim Morris, president <<, Kent Petersen, first vice preside Margaret Favero, second { president Alan E. Hall, executive director Directors Lorna Rich Tim Blackburn Lewis Jose, Jerry Lindg Gene Hansen Paul Skeen George Stromberg Donna Robe Jeff Flamm Mike Hunsa Heed Swenson Michael D. Lyon Donnell Stey Jim Packer Dick Speechly Greg Garfield P =, ps!