news 1930’s&40’s JAMES L. SUNDQUIST, ‘34, was awarded G. JAY BUTLER, ‘62, recently received a master's degree in Public Health from Loma Linda University. He is a pioneer in the nursing profession as a family nurse practitioner in Idaho and Oregon. He is currently providing health care for a logging community in Oregon. the D.B. Hardeman prize for the best book on Congress for the two-year period 1981-1982. The book is titled "The Decline and Resurgence, of Congress.” The prize is administered by the University of Texas. aca RO "Hc Boy twc Ow! bee Sco BRENT ANDERSON, ‘71, has been elevated to partner with Fox and Co., a Salt Lake City certified public accounting firm. Anderson is in charge of Continuing Professional Education programs for Fox, and coordinates firm training. He also coordinates audits made by the Provo office. JAMES J. WHETTON, '41, president of Jim Whetton Buick in Ogden, Utah, has been named as a recipient of the 1984 TIME Magazine Quality Dealer Award. Whetton's dealership is one of only 65 dealers in the entire nation nominated for the TIME honor. Recipients are chosen by a panel of judges from the University of Michigan Graduate School of Business. C. ROBERT SANDERS, ‘60. has been appointed Regional Administrator for the Utah State Division of Corrections for Weber and Morgan Counties. In this capacity he will administer all corrections programs including Probation and Parole Supervision, Intake Functions, and Residential Programs (Halfway Houses). C. HULSE, ‘55, was named assistant <2 een, on REED J. BEECHER, ‘69, is a vice presidént and manager in the Cash Management department of the First Security Bank. He is also serving as treasurer of Centerville-Farmington Rotary Club. ae wanes GARY B. JUDD, ‘57, is a vice president and middle marketing manager for the First Security Leasing Company. He is also a member of the American Association of Equipment Lessors. LARRY W. HOLMSTROM, '59, is the Vice President of Technology and Development for Bonneville Telecommunications—a_ part of Bonneville International. W. DIRK RAAT, '59, was named Director of International Education at the State University of New York at Fredonia, during the Kasling Memorial Lecture in September 1983. SHERON (WHITLEY) KALLERUD, ‘64, was recently awarded a pink Cadillac by Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc., in recognition of her leadership and sales achievements. This company awards diamonds, minks and exotic vacations to top achievers in the 169,000 member sales force, but the pink cadillac is the ultimate symbol of success in Mary Kay because only 688 pink Cadillacs have been awarded out of 4,200 sales directors. LET’S KEEP IN TOUCHI: } The WSC Ito shane -is your Alumni Name anxious Soc. Sec. No. Class Year Name of Spous lass Address Telephone latest news with all your fiends from Weber State. | Please take a few | minutes to complete the | form it ae Alumnus Item: State at the right and I send it to: COMMENT Weber State College Alumni Assn. 2 Sean res 3750 Ogden, Co Page 8 nis, has been promoted to Division Manager of the Northwest Division of the Consumer Products Department for the A.H. Robins Pharmaceutical Company. O'Dell will be responsible for managing 11 sales persons in eight western states. He has worked with the A.H. Robins Company for the past five years. He and his wife, Shirley, and their family will continue to live in Bountiful, Utah. ROBERT L. RICHARDSON, ‘68, is currently with First Security Bank as a vice president and cashier. He is also a member of the Utah Bankers Association Security Committee. chief pilot for Continental Air Lines on Jan. 1, 1983, He was named chief pilot for the airline on June 1, 1983. He and wife, Cathi, have five children; their oldest, Debbie, 17, is in her freshman year at BYU after skipping the twelfth grade. | Association at Weber in basketball, baseball, track and ten- ANN (ANDERSON) BARFELS, ‘68, is married to Wayne Barfels, city manager in Loveland, Ohio. She is a supervisor of Customer Services ad ic _aotisrea in lacal acting groups. ANEMo ROBERT JON G. O'DELL, ‘65, tormer varsity letterman 1011 Harrison Utah 84408 ee eee O. KENT COLES, ‘69, was recently appointed principle broker and vice president of the Heritage Mountain Real Estate and Investments Inc. in Provo, Utah. 1970's . DAVID C. ECCLES, '70, executive vice presi- dent for First Financial Programs, a Salt Lake City based firm, has completed the requirements and been awarded the professional designation of Certified Financial Planner (CFP). The title CFP is conferred only upon those who demonstrate their proficiency through the successful completion of a series of rigorous examinations and meet other educational and work experience requirements of the College For Financial Planning, and accredited institution for professional studies in financial sciences. DR. RAY SQUIRES, ‘71, was named a senior associate _in the Division of Cardiovascular Diseases and Internal Medicine and head of the Cardiovascular Clinic. Health Clinic at Mayo FLOYD E. HEBDON, ‘72, recently became accredited in Southern States research for the LDS Geneological Library. He has also completed course work for a master’s degree in Family and Local History at BYU. RICK BOJAK, ‘73, is the head football coach at Jordan High School in Sandy, Utah. His team has a three-year record of 34 wins and only six losses. Weber State coach Mike Price has invited Bojak to speak at annual spring clinics held on campus. Bojak was recently selected to =n idemt.0f,.the «Utah Coaches SA) fror 197 law nwé RIC dire His regi care Yor CH. the the Reg the He Car pa Association. WALTER W. SCHAFFER, ‘73, is the City Editor at the Salt Lake Tribune. The former Signpost writer/editor has worked on weekly newspapers, edited corporate magazines and free-lanced for several publications. JIMMY E. BOYDSTYN, ‘74, has recently chartered the newest regional chapter of the Computer Measurement Group in the Phoenix area. This is an international group for computer planning and measurement _professionals. ROBERT A. VANDENAKER, '74, has been promoted to Western States District Manager for Management Science America, a leading supplier of mainframe computer application software. He has assumed management responsibilities for marketing and operations headquartered in the San Francisco office. Year Zip STEPHEN J. FRANCIS, ‘70, former director of the Utah Real Estate Division/Department of Business Regulation, was elected executive vice president of the National Association of Real Estate License Law Officials. He is a native of Ogden, and for the past nine years has been a director of the Utah Real Estate Division of NARELLO. EDWARD K. “TED” MADSEN, ‘70, recently started a business called Price Air Med, a medical helicopter evacuation service. He was selected Chief of Staff at Castleview Hospital, a 100 bed hospital in Price, Utah. He has established several Pediatric Clinics throughout southeastern Utah. Ted is also a major character in the book “Solo” and the movie of the same name which involved the pre TOM STANGER, ‘74, has opened his own insurance agency, “Tom Stanger Insurance," in Ogden, Utah. He has been in the insurance business for nine years.