CAPT. EDGAR K. GARDNER, ‘79, has been chosen Junior Officer of the Year for the 26th Air Division, United States Air Force. He is the chief of the Electronic Warfare Branch at March AFB, Ca. JOHN W. EDWARDS, ‘74, and his wife, LINDA (SMITH) EDWARDS, ‘75, are working together in the P.E. department of Centerville Junior High in Centerville, Utah. John finished his master's degree in physical education at BYU, while working as assistant coach at Viewmont High School in Bountiful, Utah. He applied for a transfer in order to get into a teaching position and was sent to Centerville Jr. High where Linda is department head. The Edwards worked together for two years following their marriage in Saudi Arabia. They handled the entire P.E. program for grades 1-9 at an academy for english-speaking students. SUSAN (HILL) MCCOLLUM, ‘79, received a law degree from the J. Reuben Clark Law School in Provo, Utah (BYU). She has since passed the California Bar Exam and been accepted by the law firm of Hollister and Brace in Santa Barbara, Ca. SCOTT D. CHAMBERLAIN, ‘75, was RICHARD A. LAMB, ‘83, has completed basic training in the U.S. Army at Fort Dix, N.J. He received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid and Army history and traditions. RICHARD SACCONE, ‘81, has been commisioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force after graduating from the Officer Training School at Lackland AFB, TX. He is currently assigned to the Los Angeles Air Force Station. JIM SUPINO, ‘81, was recently promoted to Materials Administrator for the Customer Services department of KAMAN Instrumentation Corp., in Colorado Springs, Colo. This company is a leader in instrumentation for nuclear power plants. pro- LARRY ELLIS, ‘83, was recently reassigned to the U.S. Coast Guard Air Station at Miami, as Avionics Officer and Engineering Administration Officer. He is a 16-and-a-half-year veteran. © JAMES HARTWELL JR., ‘81, has been chosen Instructor of the Year for the 3625th Technical Training Squadron. He is an air weapons controller at Tyndall AFB, Fla., with the rank of ist Lieutenant. 1980's ROBERT J. ATWATER, ‘75, received the "Honor Medal” for unusual heroism from the Boy Scouts of America for saving the lives of two other people at considerable risk to his own life. Less than 2000 Honor Medals have been awarded in the 74 year history of the Boy Scouts. Atwater resides in New Lenox, Illinois. PAUL O, HEDIN JR., ‘82, has been commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force after graduation from Officer Training School at Lackland AFB, TX. He will now be assigned to Offccutt AFB, NB. ALLYSON A, DAICH, ’80, has been assigned to Lowry AFB, Colo., after completing basic training in the Air Force Reserve at Lackland AFB, Tx. Airman Daich studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs, and received specialized training in human relations. She will now receive specialized instruction in the munitions and weapons maintenance field. JAMES STEVE LARGENT,'83, was selected to serve as a field representative for the Utah Heart Association. He will oversee fund-raising activities in addition to other responsibilities at the affiliate office in Salt Lake City. D. MIZE, ‘80, was promoted in the U.S. Army to the rank of captain in November 1983. He is currently serving with the 502nd Combat Aviation Battalion at Fort Hood, Tx. moted to general manager of the Kier Corp., and Ogden-based general contracting, real estate and development firm. Chamberlain has been with the firm since 1976 and is a licensed certified public accountant. | jg SAM GAUFIN, ‘75, graduated with honors from the University of Utah College of Law in 1978 and has since been employed as a trial lawyer with the firm of Van Cott, Bagley, Cornwall and McCarthy in Salt Lake City. Second RICHARD PONCE DE LEON, 75, is the center director of the South Bronx Job Corps Center. His wife, GLORIA ANN (TRUJILLO), '72, is a registered nurse in the coronary care/intensive care units of Fox Hospital in Oneonta, New York. Annual Weber “School State Alumni Is Out’’ HAWAII CHARLES L. MOORMAN, ‘76, is a graduate of the Arizona State Graduate College of Business Administration. He is currently serving with the United States Marine Corps as the Regimental Motor Transportation Officer of the 6th Marine Regiment 2nd Marine Division. He is stationed at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Special Guests. and Students Alumni, for WSC $629. — Quad, $669. — Double. Orientation Breakfast Briefing Honolulu City Tour : Hawaiian Alumni Party Roundtrip Transfer to/from Airport & Hotel @ All Tax and Service Charges @ “Deluxe” Flight Bag @ Personally Escorted @ @ @ @ Tour Price Includes: ® Roundtrip Airfare from SLC via United Airlines @ In-Flight Meal & Beverage Service @ Complimentary In-Flight Movie & Ee wel Lei arectine @ “Deluxe” Hotel Accommodations for 8 Days/ Nights at the Prince Kuhio Hotel ’ Polynesian Cultural Center. ® Optional Tour Package. $60.00: Haunauma Bay — Pearl Harbor — attached send $100 depositi per person _ Send with i ions, : *Limited Space. For reservat 7 St. Ogden, UT 84401 (801) 394-266 to Fishburn World Travel 205 26th ccoletniion: (Of d the ROBB ALEXANDER, ‘78, has accepte with position of assistant development officer curer Alexand the WSC Development Office. s Director of Board Alumni the rently serves on He is a for the WSC Alumni Association. well. as former student body president of WSC ed his EPH RAY BARRIOS, JR., ‘78, receiv Utah in 1982 i degree from the University of City firm of and is practicing with the Salt Lake s 1s also a Romney, Nelson and Cassity. Barrio stration Admini candidate for master of Public degree from the U. of U.. appointed vice ROBERT G. HILL, ‘78, has been of the Bank of president at the main branch coach for the Utah in Ogden. Hill was the first women's track team at Weber. was ‘78. MCCARREY, CORDELL LEON ent and legal recently appointed vice presid He is the council for the Weyerhauser Corp. ted to this post youngest individual to be appoin ted with gradua rey in the firm's history. McCar ed his law honors from Weber and receiv degree from BYU in 1981. an instructor WILLIAM F. WHEATON, ‘78, studies at with the department of educational of Utah has completed t he rei i sity the Univer departthe h throug quirements for a Ph.D. ment of Education/Cultural Foundations. ne ee ees ota the WSC Alumni For additional information call World Travel 394-2667 Office — 626-6569 or Fishburn — —— ae ae oe Second oe —_ Annual oe oe el mere eww Weber State Alumni June 13-20, 1984 eS —— eee =e ae oe a: oa << — iy. 5 —_ Excursion : ____ places for me on this trip. deposit (make Enclosed 166. 2 p deposits payable to Fishburn World Travel). Reserve Name(s) se ed tae a City, State, Zip Phone Send deposit and this form to Fishburn World Travel 205 26th St. Ogden, UT 84401 yO ge= ‘ NI a it ae bY nah ‘= Chae ZEN } eS ee NS \ NOS ae Mi eS vy pp <a om = bs — a <n