WSU commencement crossroads for 3; 0 00 | dee State ‘ere —ty’s 105th commencement “reqticcts ‘acd retired heiitiaal of Kee Radmall Insurance Counselors; and Raymond S. Uno, senior: diligence, judge commit- graduated -niors. | Weber State in. - ing, it will be a watershed in the liver the commencement address. lives of those who have industriously met the challenges of their This traditional rite of passage, educational will symbolize the culmination of We ambitions and ful- share their pride of ac- - complishment. Commencement | State University opportunity for at Weber graduates Personal and ceremony, — enhancement, accom- . plishment of educational goals _and the significant crossroads that _ - are embodied in the diploma —a_ _ key to unlocking doors to a purposeful, productive life. and the extraordinary achievements of four individuals whose seeds of the pomp — admirable traits and objectives: - also offers the their families and friends to honor _ from 1947 who went on to become founder of Visa in 1970, will de- | cation years. | District | When the ceremonial proces| sional march begins Friday morn- filled the learning process to reach _ the milestone of their higher edu- | Utah 3rd a | Court. Hock, a North Ogden native. | ment and significant achievement for nearly 3,000 graduating Se- - of the Citizens | of Northern Utah share the pride of the graduates in the exalted heritage that — has. helped Weber State achieve its no- | success were planted during the table reputation as one of the fin- | | university’s earlier years as a ju- est undergraduate universities ‘“ . | nior college. _ They will be the hina the West. de- it 7 ‘| ‘gree recipients: Dee Ward Hock, | ment is a nee’ moment, but | Weber State alumnus and founder is rich in tradition. Its significance of the Visa credit-card organiza-_ is in the culmination of educa_ tion; Barbara B. Smith, former tional goals and the promises ofa — Relief Society general president successful turning point in life for. ‘| |. for the Church of Jesus Christ of © the Latter-day Saints; E. LaMar Buckner, former Utah state senator | 3,000 graduating seniors. To the WSU Class of. 1994, 1 we pene our congratulations. —