Richey Nielson , THE FOREIGN ON CAMPUS AlumNus é Eek Tomlinson K. A. Randall, ‘49, former chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, has been named a faculty associate of the Indiana University Graduate School of Business. Dr. Charles Victor Bunderson, ‘56, Associate Professor of Educational Psychology and Computer Science and is presently serving as Consulting Editor, Journal of Psychology at the University of Texas. He is known nationally as an authority on the use of computers for instructional purposes and has written many articles and traveled extensively lecturing and providing workshops on the use of computers in instruction. THOMAS G. CARPENTER, ‘58, has been promoted to major in the U.S. Air Force. He is presently stationed at Offutt AFB, Nebraska and holds a senior navigator rating. PFC KENT D. OYLER, ‘68, has received the Army Commendation Medal for heroism while serving in Vietnam. AIRMAN STEPHEN L. RICHEY, ‘65, has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, Texas for training as a medical services specialist. JAMES S. MCGARRY, ‘68, has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force and has been assigned to Webb AFB, Texas for pilot training. AIRMAN WARREN F. BRANNEN, ‘69, has graduated from the U.S. Air Force radar operator course at Keesler AFB, Miss. and has received his new assignment to Malmstrom AFB, Montana. AIRMAN ROBERT W. WRIGHT, ‘69, has been assigned to Sheppard AFB, Texas for training as a dental specialist. SGT. RALPH J. MUIR, ‘67, is presently on duty at Takhli Royal Thai Air Force Base, Thailand as an aircraft equipment repairman. — ne SSS eae ee ee ARMY PRIVATE E. JAMES MCEWEN, ‘68, has been assigned to Vietnam for duty with the military police corps. U.S. AIR FORCE CAPTAIN MICHAEL S. WEBB, ‘64, has been decorated with the Air Medal at Pleiku AB, Vietnam, for air action in Southeast Asia. U.S. AIR FORCE 1ST LT. JAMES R. LARISON, is presently stationed at Travis AFB, California where he is serving as a psychiatrist at David Grant, USAF Medical Center. Frank L. Salimeno, O.D., ‘65, recently received his Doctorate degree in Optometry from the Pacific University College of Optometry in Forest Grove, Oregon. He will now enter the Army Medical Service Corps., serving with the rank of Captain. He is married to the former Judy Madsen who graduated from WSC in 1966. Dr. Ralph B. Foley, ‘57, after serving three years military service in Germany has announced the opening of a general surgery practice in Ogden, Utah. His wife is the former Joyce Killpack. James F. Jackson, ‘60, was recently granted a doctorate degree in nuclear engineering from the University of California in L.A. He has accepted a staff position in the Reactor Physics Division of Argonne National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, Idaho. Keith A. Anderson, ‘68, has received his masters degree in elementary education from Utah State University. He will continue teaching in Riverdale. James R. Hagen, ‘61, has been awarded a Master of Arts Degree in Asian Studies at the University of California at Berkeley. John G. Bleazard, ‘69, has scholarship to work on his University of Geneva in scholarship was presented national Foundation. received a $4,400 doctorate at the Switzerland. The by Rotary Inter- Darrell S. Willey, ‘47, has recently been promoted to Associate Director for the Educational Research Center at New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico. William E. Fritz, ‘68, has joined A. H. Robins Company, a pharmaceutical firm, as a medical service representative. Duane Hedin, ‘66, has been named the Graphics Department and Services at Utah State University. Val Bennett, , is presently serving manager for the J. C. Penney Company Arkansas City, Kansas. He is married alumnus Gerrie Reese Bennett, ‘50. as in to Larry Tomlinson, ‘58, received his B.S. and M.S. from Utah State in the field of Journalism and is presently working ona doctorate in Education at Ball State, Muncie, Indiana. James H. Matis, ‘65, Connor Award from University Institute of chosen as the institute’s candidate. Drucilla H. McFarland, Old Weber Academy 1905-08, was recently honored as retiring President of Ogden District Mother of the Year Club. From the age of 14 she has served in at least one church and one civic office throughout her life. head of Campus has earned the W.S. the Texas A. & M. Statistics after being outstanding doctoral Clair R. Rogers, D.D.S., whose work in vital tooth transplantation has resulted in considerable recognition by his profession and has had an article concerning his methods and procedures published in the November, 1969, issue of the Dental Digest. Dr. Rogers is currently practicing in the Ogden area. Reynold L. Schenck, ‘ , is currently working for Del Monte Corporation as a business trainee in San Francisco Corporate Head- quarters. Hugh E. Norris, ‘69, presently serving as Supervisor of Procurement Inspection for the _ Bechtel Engineers in Washington, D.C. Phillip K. Evans, ‘51, Vice President of Com el, Inc. one of Utah’s youngest companies. Its product is “components and equipment related to the computer pheripheral field.” William H. Hudson, ‘61, principal of Ogden-Weber Training Center has been elected president of the Weber County Chapter of the National Rehabilitation Association. Dr. James C. Hurst, ‘59, W.S.C. student body pcent Bruce Clyde Hunter, ‘69, has received a $1,000 Health Professions Scholarship for his work at W.S. where he graduated with a bachelor of science degree cum laude. in 1959, was recently named of Counciling at Colorado State pec hiversity at Fort Collins, Colorado. Bruce Nielson, ‘69 and John Rhees, ‘69, have ae four months active duty with the ny Artillery Unit and have recently B. John Hale, ‘64, has received a $5,000 grant from the U.S. Children’s Bureau to study public health at University of California at Berkeley. He and his wife, the former Pat Dayhuff served with the Peace Corps in South Korea as health workers for nine months and he has served as a psychiatric social worker with the Children’s Psychiatric Center of Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City. ; fe a an Ogden Office for Terricor munity Developers. Acting as_ sales ane tives for their Salt Lake based eee, Bruce and John are currently Sinan, : as sales representatives for the evel Capt. Michael S. Webb STUDENTS i> Wright MILITARY AIRMAN 1ST CLASS JOHNNY RAUZL, “67, is presently assigned to the Bentwater Royal Air Force Station, England, where he is an electronic equipment repairman. =e | Left to right: Nasim Akhtar, Thao Phoui, Hasan Kamal, Mahmood Rajab, Wizarat Rizvi. ngton Ranches and pment in Southern Utah. Country Club DEATHS HARVEY LEE STONE, ‘48, of Ogden, Utah, died December 26, 1969, after a lingering illness. He was the merchandise manager at Fred M. Nye Company and was well known throughout the area as an athlete and softball pitcher. (Age 45) HORACE A. KNIGHT, ‘23, of Plain City, Utah, died December 12, 1969, of a heart attack. He attended the old Weber Academy. (Age 69) THOMAS V. WARNER, ‘62, of Ogden, Utah, died January 3, 1970. He graduated from Ogden High School and Weber State College. (Age 28) GARY DUANE STATON, ‘67, of San Bernardino, California, formerly of Ogden, was killed October 25, 1969, in a motorcycletruck accident. He was serving in the U.S. Air Force at the time of death. (Age 21) RONALD D. CAMPBELL, Utah, died November 14, wounds. (Age 26) ‘66, of Clearfield, 1969, of gunshot BESSIE W. HAMMON, of Ogden, Utah, died December 14, 1969, of natural causes. She attended the old Weber Academy and graduated from the Newspaper Institute of America. (Age 65) DONALD E. TIDWELL, ‘68, Utah, was killed January 4, automobile accident. He was an Hill Air Force Base and a member National Guard. (Age 23) of Layton, 1970 in an employee of of the Utah JERRY A. CARLSON, of Midvale, Utah, formerly of Roy, was killed January 4, 1970, in an automobile accident. He was a member of the Army Reserve. (age 25) VILATE formerly pene 2) S. ARNOLD, of Ogden, Utah, of San Francisco, California, died 18, 1969, of natural causes. (Age MERRIBEL BRAMWELL STEVENSON, died December 18, 1969, of natural causes. She had been very active in civic and church work. She attended the old Weber Academy and was a former queen of the Pioneer Days Celebration. One of the first attendees of the old Weber Stake Academy, Mrs. Stevenson was honored at the first Emeritus Alumni Chapter banquet in 1968. (Age 92) While recognized as a strong community college, Weber State students are also represented by nearly every state in the union and many foreign countries as well. At the present time 24 students from approximately 10 nations bring a diversity of culture, background and interest to the Wildcat compus. The recent emergence of the International Students Club has provided great interest and fulfills a distinct purpose in assisting the foreign student in certain problems relating to his education, acceptance, registration, housing, etc. Among those nations represented on the Weber State campus are India, Japan, Kuwait, Pakistan, Thailand, Chili, Hong Kong, Iraq, Laos, as well as Canada and England. Organized for the purpose of promoting friendliness and understanding among visiting students, the International Club acts as a source of information to acquaint student members with the social and educational opportunities at Weber State. The organization also provides an effective way of disseminating important information to international students and assists in the welfare of foreign students on campus by welcoming and acquainting those students to the Ogden area and the Weber State campus. The president of the organization is Pakistani student, Wizarat Rizvi, who desires to promote the organization whose ideals foster interest, understanding and tolerance among mankind everywhere. Some of the activities engaged in by the organization includes an international week to be held this year from the 11th through 17th of April at which time entertainment, talent show, foods, booths and novelties will be displayed. A banquet open to the public will be held as the concluding event of the week. Quarterly get togethers, socials and picnics provide fellowship and a sense of belonging to the group.