UTC Press, 1985-05-24

              1984-85 Candid Photos Page 4 Graduates Listed Page 6 & 7 " 89 S- 5s. ""4 - t Z. Jo u 3. . -rt Jkllti '- Volume 28 Number 13 8i Delta Epsilon Chi Division Le By Kathleen L. Plolhow f seKS 3 IO 3 o" I c 3 S i 5 1 -r1; 55 e 5- 2 S-' J. t S. -"5. V r. r r- . 'ft oi A c a '"i v v - w v- i - 3 i o t o ft . 0- -v n ftJ I V -J A 6 - Tr V. (& 'i O C- X V . r . o . v S. aV -o p, Vi V outstanding DEC 1":Siia" leuinicni W'ne toaet her. said .W -v. y 'awePx 3 nuumm Lireo non wufi a tr olun- Business Ml unbei -v Department. itionaTw X Facultu mem D elopmen) SnNnce helJ I Business Mana' cess to the gr support the ment DhCA team ran away receives frorr wnn a total of bl medals and ministration awards. The UTC' DECA squad's 62 awards eclisped very other college in the na-The combined honors "d the UTC group over- ihe nation. The UTC Business Manage- college in tV the amor' do frorr insists Th thol CO 11 2. V IM " 5 u a Volume 13 Number 31 (the last) THE OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PROVOOREM Friday, May 24, 1985 By Kathleen L. Plothow The annual Athletics Awards Banquet, honoring students, athletes, parents, and coaches," was held Wednesday evening, May 22, 1985 in the Orem Student Center Ballroom. Athletic Director Mike Jacobsen, began the ceremony with humorous tributes to UTC coaches. Utah Technical College ' at Pro-voOrem has one of it's most successful athletic years, the 1984-85 seasons, to date. UTech women's volleyball coach, Lori Richards, honored the 9 freshmen and 3 sophomores for setting precedence by going to national competition. "Never before has a team played with so much heart and believed in their goals and w'ere willing to work for them." Richards spoke of her team. The Lady Wolverines placed seventh in national competition. Diane Campbell and Shauna Clark made All-Conference teams and All-Region 1st team honors. Vinson Miner, men's basketball coach, paid tribute to his assistant coach Clay Allen and to Dennis "Kooly" Kuhlenhoelter for aiding in the rz2 a n n - n n L3D0flcU8(3bHa'Jini3 If your class begins And is on the following days Time M, W, F. MW, MF, MWF, MTWTh, MWThF, MTWF, MTWThP T, Th, TTh. TWThr TOUR FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE Efc 7:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 lhOO )2:00 i'oO 2:00 3:00 4:00 or 5:00 or 7:30 8:30 9:30 10:30 11:30 12:30 1:30 2:30 3:30 4:30 5:30 Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday V ed(te3i( Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Wednesday 7:00 8:30 8:30 10:00 10:00 11:30 J :CQ 4:00 5:3U 5:30 8:30 0:00 0:00 1:30 1:30 1:00 2:30 5:30 7:00 7 03 Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Tuesda Wednesday Thursday Thursday 7:00 8:30 1:00 10:00 2:30 11:30 ii ?:.15 4:00 2:30 4:00 8: 3D 10:01 2:3f 11:31 4:0C 1:0C - 5:3f 4:0C 5:30 A i rJ3ss fio -toe Bvggii (Degree Athletic Director Mike Jacobsen begins the annual Athletic Awards Banquet honoring UTC athletes. Photo by Kathleen Plothow team's effort. Jim Wagstaff was the team's "Most Improved Player", while the other returning Wolverine, Alan Andrus made 2nd team All- Conference and was the 2nd best team rebounder. Coach Tom Perkins, women's basketball coach, Continued on Page 9 mmmm mn m ihbiijj sgygaft: in in i wwwmmi .,m iw ,iwp.-.j,j-,r in-i t,.:.m,MMUfti .... m "i ? ' , 1 J " . J U 4' - , r" : , ' y W&r". I i : I V I t' , ,.,mm V . .I MM-JgM ii t.mwnm iii n i -ii in nn ' ' n r i ' 1 1 1 1 '1 The Achievement Awards Banquet is just one of the many fine banquets put on by the UTC Food Services under the direction of Ken Matthews. Graduates should be aware - - of the Graduates Banquet available for graduates, family and friends to be held this Wednesday evening in the Orem Student Center. Interested individuals should purchase tickets in the Student Center. Photo by John Pack Utah Technical College at ProvoOrem will present one honorary degree and honor five valedictorians at the Thursday, May 30, commencement ceremony, which . will begin at 6 p.m. in the Orem campus Activity Center. Utah House of Representatives member James R. Moss will receive an honorary Associate of Science degree from President J. Marvin Higbee for his special efforts on behalf of the College. Mosss has been a member of the House since 1983, serving on numerous committees. Students to be honored as valedictorians for the College include Frederick Brown Sr., School of General Education; Denise Dixon Kelly, School of Business; Paul Mansfield, School of Technology; John Douglas McMullin. 1 1. i Representative Jim Moss will be presented an honorary degree from President Higbee, for his service ., (err Named New Commissioner The Utah State Board of Regents picked W. Rolfe Kerr to fill the position as the state's fourth commissioner of higher education last Friday, May 18. Kerr, 49, executive vice president of Brigham Young University, will sit in the $82,400-a-year job beginning June 1. Utah State Board Regent Chairman, Kem Gardner, explained that Kerr was finally picked after a nationwide search. Kerr never applied for the position, but was nominated by an unknown in- The new commissioner was an assistant dean of students, associate dean of students and assistant to the president at the University of Utah. He was also assistant managing director of the LDS Student Association in Salt Lake City, dean of men at Weber State College and coordinator of student government at USU. Offers $100 Dr. Rolf Kerr was chosen as the new commissioner of. Higher Education. The Associated Students of Utah Technical College at ProvoOrem are giving a $100 cash prize to the winning individual, group or family participating in the Lagoon Day Talent Show to be held May 25 at Lagoon. The UTC Lagoon Day activities will include a Pavillion Party at noon. The Pavillion Party will have entertainment, games and prizes. UTC's own John Pack, a comedian and singing personality, will emcee the noon event.