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Show Iage 12A, Lakeside Heie, !Simmlr More Women Taking Technology Classes 13, 19150 Its getting to be more and more a in the School of Technology at Weber State College, once pretty much a male province. A. Kent Randall, dean of the school, says the enrollment for the current fall quarter shows the School of Technology with 337 female students out of a total enrollment of 1,883. That figures out at 17.9 percent,' or close to one student in five on the distaff side. Of course, most are in the trraditional womens areas such as cosmetology, which has an enrollment of 75 or fashion merchandising which has 60. There are another 41 in the two-yedata processing program and 59 seeking womens world ar bachelor degrees in the same area. But the interesting aspect is the way women are coming into the areas. The numbers arent large yet, but the percentages are, Dean Randall said. Some programs are up 100 percent in female enrollment over a year ago, and 500 percent over two or three years back. For example, there are now 15 women registered in and another 12 in electronic technology. Another 13 are in manufacturing engineering technology, and four in machine tool technology. There are even one each in auto service, auto body repair and diesel service this quarter, where most of the time there had been none before. The reason? Dean Randall believes part of it lies in efforts to attract women to technology skills, where the pay and employment chances are good. Other parts are the good placement record of women graduates, and a generally friendly climate in industry to women after it has been found that they compete on an equal basis with men and have excellent performance records. Former Utah Educator Honored at Weber State Dr. Henry Aldous Dixon, former Utah educator and lawmaker; was honored for his service to the state in many areas as the major campus drive at Weber State College was memorialized in his honor in ceremonies Friday which were part of the WSC Homecoming Week. The dedication and memorialization rites followed the homecoming parade which marched down the Dixon Drive at noon Friday. Dr. Dello G. Dayton, WSC vice president for academics, in a tribute to Dr. Dixon said he was a man who had a major share in planning and developing the present campus. ' He saluted also his work in .THE LIONS PRIDE AWARD WINNERS at Roy High School for Sep- tember and October are pictured above. The Lions Pride Award is presented monthly to students who have been chosen by the Roy High School Parent Teacher, Student Association as being supportive of Roy High School. In the top picture from left to right are the September sophomore Tom Nigon, 15, son of John and Carol Nigon, 2409 Shamrock Circle, Roy, junior Bonnie LeFevre, 16, daughter of Dyke and ' Mary Jane LeFevre, 3771 S. 5500 W., Hooper, and senior Doug Shaw, 17, son of Woodrow and Bernice Shaw, Box 506, Liberty. In the lower picture the October winners arg from left to right, sophomore Lisa Peterson. 15, daughter of Lowell and Kathleen Peterson, 4538 S. 1725 W Roy, junior Jennifer Van Allen, 16, daughter of Richard and Harriett VanAllen, 3346 W. 5200 S., Roy, and senior Cari Headley, 17, daughter of Aurthur and Barbara win-ner- Headley, 1986 W. 4335 S., s, establishing a technical education program at WSC which has remained an essential part of the schools offering. He was one of those who worked hard to bring Hill Air Force Base and Defense Depot Ogden to Utah 40 years ago. Dr. Dixon went on to become president of Utah State University and Utah Congressman. a three-terDr. John Dixon, a Son, said in response that his father saw himself only as one in a chain of those who had contributed to the schools development. The dedicatory resolution read by Mrs. Gwen Williams of the WSC Institutional Council called Dr. Dixon a man who had served with distinction in many positions. EXAMININGaccident victim, Sheridan Whiteside played by Kevin Cummings (right) in Layton High School production of "The Man Who Came to Dinner is Bruce Bakker taking the role of Dr. Bradley. m Roy. Layton High to Present Play at School 3 Nights LAYTON The drama department weird guests. He persuades the at Layton High is presenting the play Stanleys children (George Alex and The Man Who Came to Dinner on Sandy Brown) to run away from home Friday, Saturday, and Monday nights, and he steals their cook and butler. at 7:30 p.m. in the Layton High School Things begin to go wrong for him when his valued secretary, Maggie Little Theater. The cost is $2.50 for adults and $2 for Cutler (Nancy Koning) falls in love with the local newspaper man (Bob students and children. radio Bedore) and decides to leave him. The play is about a He tries to foul up the romance by personality of the 30s, Sheridan Whiteside, played by Kevin Cummings, bringing in a hot Hollywood siren, who finally decides to accept a dinner Lorraine Sheldon (Chris Golightly). He invitation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. becomes ashamed of himself when his Ernest Stanley (Walt Anderson and plan works only too well. Teresa Wimmer) chairmen of the local Other members of the cast are literary club in a small town in Ohio. Madelyn Johnson, Ken Ferbrache, Upon entering their home, he falls Rhonda Barkley, Pam Budge, Gayle down and supposedly hreaks his hip on Killpack, Kathy Anderson, Bruce a patch of ice on their doorstep. He Bakker, Chris Sandberg, Kelly Kemp, threatens to sue the Stanleys and Doug Petersen, George Barkley, remains there as a unwelcome, nasty Courtney Shackleford, Keith Wilson, Scott Barnes, Mike Coleman, Casey guest for several weeks. He wont let the Stanleys use their Oleson, Alvin Wilson, Diana A1 Darroch, and Steve Barnes. own house. He brings in a number of well-know- 't .; , 's '' x v s 7 ' t ;v n Van-derpla- MR. HUMIDIFIER HOW SHOULD A HUMIDIFIER PERFORM? ; DEPTH to water table is measured at land judging contest by (1. to r.) Mike Stoker, Clearfield; Bill Ekstrom, instructor at Davis; Roseann Hampton, Layton; Troy Anderson, Davis, and Paul Kirby, Davis. BY What to look for when buying a humidifier Students 'Judge Land A LAYTON vo-a- g land judging contest was recently hosted on Robert Calls farm in west Layton. Students from Clearfield, Layton and on the land judging program and the annual state wide competition held at Snow College. He also stayed and helped Kelly Nance and Davie John tied with 190 each. Mark Adams was high scorer for the Layton team with 226. Doug supervise the contest Dahl with 210 led Clearfield High. along with the Prizes will be awarded teachers, County Agent Paul Daniels, ASC County to the winning school Executive Director Dale (Davis) and the high Fowers, and SCS district scoring student from each conservationist Max School (Shawn Dygert, Mark Adams and Doug Phillips. The students were Dahl) by the Davis Soil the soil and its im- divided into three groups Conservation District, portance. Practically all which rotated to three food and fiber comes different sites. Each directly or indirectly student completed a score Davis high schools attended and participated. Robert Call, chairman of the Davis Soil Conservation District (SCD), encouraged them to use this opportunity to get a better understanding of from the soil which also provides the foundation for our homes, businesses and highways, he said. The stability, texture, slope, salt content and presence of a water table or hardpan should be considered relative to the planned use of soil, site or location. Dr. Paul Christensen, from Utah University, State commented vo-a- g Furnace humidifiers are available in different brands, sizes and capacities (the amount of moisture they can actually add to indoor air to provide the desired relative humidity level). Here are some points worth checking when you buy: they may save you grief and repair bills. A LOCAL GROUP, The New Creation, will appear in concert at the Roy Junior High School on Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. The concert is being presented by the Roy Junior High PTSA to raise funds for band programs at the school. Tickets are 1 and all seats are being sold on a first come first serve basis. They may be purchased at the Roy Junior High office or from any of the schools band members. The New Creation is made up of local residents who have performed for nine years in area clubs. For The Best Results Use The Classifieds sheet on each site. One site was a good deep cropland soil. The next a sandy loam soil on a steep slope. The last soil was salty with a high water table and shallow hard-pa- Because water used in the home contains a certain amount of lime, some method should be used to remove the lime from water so that dried lime dust is not the dust is blown throughout the spread to living quarters. Without house and settles on furnishings. 1. Check the capacity of the humidifier. A humidifier should add more than just a few gallon of moisture to the air when relative humidity levels are low indoors. For the average home, for instance, the Payne humidifier that we recommend can add 5.3 pounds of water per hour (there are 8 pounds to a gallon of water), and for the larger can add 9.2 pounds of moisture. This is more , another unit than enough for the desired 30 to 40 indoor relative humidity level tor comtort and health. , 2. sure there is some way to control the amount of moisture that is added by the humidifier. In the same way that your furnace will work with tfie thermostat to see that proper heat is provided for different temperature ranges, a humidifier should have some control to determine how much moisture is required at a given time. Humidifiers that hove controls on or in the furnace itself for "high or low are not efficient enough and cannot be controlled from living quarters. 3. Be We recommend the Payne humidifier because we know, through our own researthat it will perform well. How do we know? We tried the others ourselves, they fall short of needed capacity and have many of the disadvantages we have described. ch, n. Davis High had the winning team consisting of Shawn Dygert, high scorer of the contest with 250 points of a possible 300 points; Tony Morgan 211, Students Taking ROTC Programs at are DON RENTMEISTER The Payne not only extracts time from water, but carries It away to a drain. It is mounted outside the hot-ai- r duct of the furnace system so It cannot damage internally through water spillage, and provides the correct capacity right along with the heat os it is sent to living quarters. Moisture levels are automatically controlled from your living quarters by a humidistat, a thermostat-likdevice that provides different settings for different humidity levels, not just "high or low settings that you have to go to the basement to change. It also removes 70 of all dust, dirt, and bacteria that enter the unit. e Our engineering, sales, and installation staffs work closely to s that you have the ' right size humidifier, properly installed for your home. Why not call today and ask for more information about a Payne humidifier for your home? Weber State College Students taking ROTC-classein record numbers this quarter, something which probably reflects the mergence of campus military training from under the cloud which apparently has hung over it from the middle Sixties until recent years. Lt. Col. P. Burke Harrell, professor of military science at WSC, doesn't believe that draft registration has been the motivating force behind the s For a free estimate call: 773-690- 0 RENTMEISTER HEATING-AI- greater student interest. "There is no indication that registration is the deciding factor. However, it probably has enhanced the overall curiosity of students to look at all the best alternatives to complement their college training and their future plans, Harrell said. R CONDITIONING 1950 West 2250 South Syracuse, Utah i. |
