ROBERTA. LATHROP 107 Whitethorne Drive, Moraga, California 94556 376-4704 Attended Weber College, University of California, Air Force Navigation School. Served in 7th Air Force as navigator - AF Medal, Purple Heart. Captain. Returned to U.C. Berkeley, graduted with B.S. in civil engineering. Worked in various jobs in maintenance of way and engineering department. Southern Pacific, Northwestern Pacific, living in San Carlos, San Rafael, Bakersfield and Moraga, California. Currently manager of training and safety, M/W department with Southern Pacific. Contributing author in track-train dynamics for Assn. of American Railroads and Study of Economics of Maintenance Procedures for F.R.A. Member of American Society Civil Engineers, American Railway Engineers Association, A.A.R., Cost Analyst Association and Railway Personnel Association. Married Mary Frances Sarver, three children: James R., a systems analyst, state of California; John F., district engineer, Dupont Co. in West Virginia - two children; Barbara L., occupational therapist in Las Vegas. ARMENTA LEVER ROSS 226 North 1350 East, Layton, Utah 84041 376-3218 Married to Vern S. Ross, now retired. One daughter Marilyn Mazeika and three granddaughters, Tauna, Tori Leigh and Jamie Lyn. Traveled frequently - Hawaii, Canada, Caribbean, U.S.A. but most exciting a trip to Moscow, Leningrad, USSR and also the Scandinavian countries. Hobbies are golfing, fishing, trailering, enjoying life! DOROTHY LICHFIELD CARTER 3101 West Opal, Pasco, Washington 99301 547-5856 Married in 1948 to Charlie Carter of Colorado. Three children, John, David and Dorothy Anne, six years rest and then Rebecca, Kim and Mike. Husband works for Chevron pipe line. Cruised the Mediterranean last summer, visiting Egypt, Italy, Greece and Turkey. "I'm at present a tennis widow!" DORIS LONDON WHITE 749 Adams Avenue, Ogden, Utah 84404 621-0146 Married to Leroy (Roy) White, three grown daughters, 10 grandchildren and one greatgrandson! Worked at Hill Air Force Base and for the Internal Revenue Service. After husband retired, spent 10 months in Georgia and the Southern States. Hobbies: bowling and spending the summer at canyon property fishing and "just plain relaxing." SPENCER P. LOUGHTON 2653 Brinker Avenue, Ogden, Utah 393-1594 Attended Weber State College, then four years in U. S. Navy Air Force. Retired from government — aircraft inspector, flight engineer, training officer and contracting officer. Worked in construction for 10 years. Built two summer homes in Island Park, Idaho. Active in L.D.S. church, served in two bishoprics, high councilman, presently bishop of Ogden 52nd ward. Married to Dorothy Jackson, two sons, one daughter, all married. Seven grandchildren. Enjoys tennis, golf, snowmobiling, fishing and summer home at Henry Lake, Idaho. WILLIAM J. LUCAS 7845 North 34th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85021 841-0781 Graduated from University of Utah in 1943, with B.S. degree in mechanical engineering. Served in Army in Alaska. Employed by Sperry Rand Corporation for over 27 years: at Sperry Gyroscope in New York, Sperry Utah in Salt Lake City and presently the principal engineer at Sperry Flight Systems in Phoenix. Married to Jeanne Anderson (Class of 1940). Five children. Active in L.D.S. church. MORRIS K. LUDDEN (MO) 55994 Golden Bee Drive, Yucca Valley, California 92284 365-9646 Married to Ruth Packer (Class of 1939). Married, three grown daughters: Kay Ruth, Lee Ann and Linda Sue, two grandchildren. Attended Arizona State University, enlisted in U. S. Maritime Service in 1942 and discharged December 1945. Moved to Los Angeles in 1946. Distributor of L. A. Examiner; moved to Chico, California 1962 as distributor of Sacramento Bee and Los Angeles Times. Moved to Yucca Valley, California in 1972 as distributor of Los Angeles Times and San Bernardino Sun-Telegram. Business name: Ludden's News Agency. Enjoys fifth-wheeling it to visit family and friends. Hobbies: golf, golf, golf, bowling, woodworking. "Grateful to live in the hi desert with room to move,clear air and blue skies." BERNICE LUNDQUIST VAN LEEUWEN 2551 East 1930 North, Layton, Utah 84041 Married, four grown children, three boys and one girl. Two sons are doctors of dentistry in Sandy, Utah. Eight grandchildren. Have been employed at the Internal Revenue Service for 17 years. Husband is a conductor for Union Pacific Railroad. Hobby: traveling. Enjoyed trips to Tahiti and Hawaii, cruise along coastline of Mexico, cruise to the Caribbean and traveled in thirty of the states and eastern Canada. Plans to retire in another year. KARL O. MACFARLANE 958 Canyon Road, Ogden, Utah 84404 621-8385 Attended Weber College, BYU and graduated from University of Utah in accounting and business administration. Served in the Air Force in World War II in the China Burma India Theater. Owns and operates a self-service laundry. President and manager of National Battery Sales, a battery distributorship that serves a five-state area. Has served as a member and president of the Ogden City Board of Education, as member and assistant mayor of the Ogden City Council; member of the board and vice president of the National Association of Regional Councils; and many local, state and national councils and committees. Active L.D.S. Church, served as stake clerk, bishop and high councilman. Married to Lois Nelson, five daughters, three married, eleven grandchildren. MARGARET MADSON RYNDERS 877 East 5550 South, Ogden, Utah 479-9080 Married to Frank Kervin Rynders. Happy being a housewife. One daughter, Roxanne R. Leishman and one son, Roderick K. Rynders. Two granddaughters. MARY LOU MADSEN REDD 141 East Circle Drive, Monticello, Utah 84535 587-2512 Graduated from Weber Jr. College in 1941. Did secretarial work at Utah General Depot and Southern Pacific Company. Family moved to Salt Lake in 1946 and attended B.Y.U. and University of Utah. Met husband, Wyman H. Redd at B.Y.U. He is farmer-stockman in Monti- cello. Parents of seven children, five daughters and two sons (identical twin daughters). Two children L.D.S. missionaries, youngest girl still in high school. In 1971 returned to work part-time. Six years with the Forest Service and presently with Farmers Home Administration. Six grandchildren, two more expected this year. ALBA MANFREDI BERTOLDI 1534 Tyler, Ogden, Utah 84404 621-4496 Married Ray A. Bertoldi in 1942 and widowed in 1974. Employed by American Can Company in qualtiy control for 36 years. Member of the Does, Eagles and Catholic Church. Secretary of credit union and USWA also officer in Eagles Auxiliary. Traveled throughout the West, Canada and Mexico. One son, Ray L. Bertoldi, married with two sons and two daughters, manager of Zales Jewelry in Salt Lake City. Hobbies are bowling, golfing, dancing and music. Following retirement plans to write, travel and do volunteer work. Also loves art. JOSEPH MANN 1065 Wall Avenue, No. 84, Ogden, Utah 392-3053 Served in Navy during World War II. Discharged after four years as Chief Petty Officer. Baker for 42 years, quit because of health. At present building and plant superintendent with the city school system. Has been president of Ogden Industrial Club, president of Mill- creek Mobile home Owners In., vice president of Utah Horseshoe Association and president of several bowling leagues. Hobbies: hunting, fishing, bowling and horseshoes. Also an Amway dealer. Four children, 12 grandchildren. Daughter Mary works at HAFB, Jim is a schoolteacher and coach; Carlene a teacher's aid at Washington Terrace School, Joe Jr. works for the state roads. "Life has been good to us." LOIS MARKER LESTER 7177 Brent Lane, Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 943-3439 Met husband, William James Lester during World War II. He is from Kansas. No children, but a spoiled dog named Happy. Lived in Texas, Kansas, Missouri and moved back to Salt Lake City in 1962. Worked in factories as power machine operator and supervisor. Presently at E & J Mfg. in West Jordan. Hobbies: genealogy, sewing, gardening and bowling. 14 EMMA MARTIN SCHWARTZ 531 - 20th Street, Ogden, Utah 84401 392-2637 Graduated from Weber College in 1941 with a certificate of completion in education, business and sociology. Graduated from Utah State University in 1943 with a teaching degree in elementary education. Vice-president of student body and member of Otyokwa Sorority at Weber. Student body secretary at Utah State and received the citizenship award. A member of Chi Omega Sorority and upon graduation, elected to Phi Kappa Phi, honorary scholastic fraternity. Married Melvin L. Schwartz, also graduate of Utah State, in June 1943. Three children: Elaine S. Dalton, Melvin and Robert. All college graduates. Five "beautiful grandchildren and am a silly old grandmother over them." A sixth is due in July. Husband died in 1966. First grade teacher in Ogden for 23 years. Loves travel, especially Hawaii. Enjoys needlepoint, music and working in L.D.S. church. Struggles "to do justice to the organ." Enjoys people, likes "to laugh, talk, have fun, tease and enjoy life!" LEILA MARTIN WOODFIELD 621 East 1700 North, North Ogden, Utah 84404 782-7252 Always lived in North Ogden since marriage to Howard Woodfield. Three grown children, two girls and a boy. Husband and children attended Weber High "so I get razzed when I stick up for dear old Ogden High." Homemaker with some part time work. Active in L.D.S. church. Primary presidency, chorister in Primary and Relief Society. Primary historian and teacher. Hobbies: crocheting, piecing quilts, music, walking and snowmobiling during winter months. MELBA MARTIN LARSEN 5748 Sierra Drive, Mountain Green,Utah 84050 876-3016 Graduated Weber College and Utah State University with a B.S. degree. Will complete 26 years in teaching this year, five years for Ogden School District and 21 in the Weber School District in Kinder- garden and first and second grades. Church jobs include teaching in MIA, Sunday School, Primary, Jr. Sunday School chorister and Relief Society secretary. Married to George Larsen, a machinist for C.C.I, in Salt Lake City. Five children, two boys, three girls, eight grandchildren. Girls graduated Weber State and boys graduated from Utah Technical College in Salt Lake. Hobbies: fishing and traveling. LAPRIEL MATHIAS CARLTON 3037 Circle Way, Ogden, Utah 84403 393-1627 Attended Weber State College, major in business administration. Worked for Wheelwright Lumber Company as a bookkeeper, then went to work at Hill Air Force Base. An administrative officer there at the time of retirement. While at Hill was elected or appointed to Hill Administrative Club, Federal Women's Program and Civilian Council, holding offices in all of them. Also received several awards for performance. Since retirement has worked on political campaigns and is member of the Weber County Hospital Foundation Board. Hobbies: bridge, golf, fishing, reading. Married to David A. Carlton. No children. SHELDON JACK MATTSON 3855 Brinker Avenue, Ogden, Utah 84403 394-0468 Attended Weber College for a year. Worked at Ogden Arsenal until enlistment in the U.S. Army in August 1942. Served with the 36th Infantry Division in North Africa and Italy. Received disability discharge from Bushnell General Hospital in February 1945. Hired out as a locomotive fireman for the Southern Pacific and promoted to locomotive engineer in 1954. Married Laura Sill's "little sister" Arline in 1948. One son, one daughter, five grandchildren. BERNICE McENTIRE DUNFORD 1440 Millbrook Way, Bountiful, Utah 84010 295-6222 Attended Weber State College and Brigham Young University. Married William S. Dunford and traveled with husband while in military service. Then lived in Baltimore, Maryland for 12 years while husband attended medical school and completed a surgical residency. While there served as Relief Society president, husband as bishop. Served in all church capacities, including Relief Society president three times. Hobbies include reading, traveling, volunteer work, grandchildren, bowling. Lived in Bountiful 20 years. Four children, "two gorgeous girls, two handsome boys." All married, six grandchildren. VIRGINIA MILLIGAN BARTY 1222 Vista Court, Muscatine, Iowa In U. S. Navy 1944-46. Lived in Ogden, Detroit, Fort Walton Beach and Clearwater, Florida, St. Charles, Missouri and moved to Muscatine, Iowa this May. Married in 1951, widowed March 1978. Two daughters, one son, all married, two granddaughters. Traveled last summer to Ogden, San Francisco, Houston, Cincinnati and St. Louis to visit family. Active in Episcopal Church, helped form St. Peters Mission in Layton, Utah in 1958 and served on various committees and guilds, Hobbies: enjoying family, mostly grandchildren, needlework, crosswords and reading. BARBARA MINTER DE WIT 2812 Thrasher Lane, San Jose, California 95125 269-3348 Married 38 years in December. Two married sons, one in Fresno, one in Gardena, California. Ray is marine biologist and Gary manager of a California chain auto supply store. One granddaughter, three grandsons. Husband, Jerry De Wit, sales engineer for a safety company for past 20 years. After sons established in school, began working part- time in insurance work and still in insurance 22 years later! Active in hobbies: sewing, bridge and collecting antiques (cut glass a specialty). "Lucky to have seen several areas of the world in our travels." HUGH CONWEY (CON) MORRIS 5035 Burch Creek Drive, Ogden, Utah 479-7093 Attended Weber College, drafted into Army and served as captain in Field Artillery in the Pacific Theater until discharge in 1946. Married Joyce Lutz in June that year. Returned as pre-dental student at Weber and University of Utah. Graduated from University of Oregon Dental School in June 1954. Returned to Ogden and opened dental practice. Six children (set of twins) and two grandchildren. Past president of Ogden Exchange Club, Weber State College Alumni and Weber District Dental Society. Member South Ogden Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment. Member Weber-Morgan Board of Health and Ogden Golf and Country Club. Currently serving 5 year term as member of Utah State Board of Dental Examiners. CARL DAVID MOSS 1030 South 1075 East, Clearfield, Utah 84015 773-2225 Attended Weber College. Went to work at the railroad and retired after 37 years as an electrician for Union Pacific. Lots of travel, hunting and fishing. Europe two years ago and "writing this biography from Germany."Married to Maxine L. Larsen. One son in the Navy in Hawaii, one daughter in Germany with Army pilot husband and family one step-son in the Navy at Chula Vista, California; three step-daughter and nine grandchildren. Not "voted the most successful but having a great time!" HAL W. MOSS Rte. 3, Taylor Street, Eagle Idaho 83616 939-6926 Drove a truck after high school graduation. In service during the War for almost five years, 41 months in the South Pacific. Started working for Western Auto in 1948 driving in western states - four million miles of driving! Will retire in 1980. Moved from Utah to Idaho in 1970. Married to Laura B. Church of Neosho, Missouri. One son, one daughter, one foster son and seven grandchildren. Active L.D.S. church. Traveled extensively in U.S.A., Canada and Alaska. Enjoys riding and working horses, camping, fishing, and square dancing. Grows a good vegetable garden. "Life has been good and happy." HARRY PAUL NASFELL 2956 Childs Avenue, Ogden, Utah 392-1792 Attended Weber State College, then service with the U. S. Coast Guard. Active L.D.S. church worker, ten years as bishop's counselor, eight years as bishop of Eleventh Ward. Presently Scoutmaster of Troop 23. Received District Award of Merit and Silver Beaver from Boy Scouts of America. Recipient of Weber County Sterling Carnation Award for work in the Big Brothers program. Assisted boys at State Industrial School by providing home visits and finding foster homes. Field loan officer for Federal Employees Credit Union. Currently works as foreman at Defense Mapping Agency in Clearfield. Has taken over 60 boys on 50 mile hikes in the desert and mountains and assisted with Girl Scout winter camp-outs. With family has traveled in most of the U.S. Likes camping, hiking and fishing. Hobby is photography.