University of Alaska Fairbanks - Denali Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)

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THE NORTHLAND AGGIE CLUB A relatively young organization on the campus, this club, with its active mem- bers, has made it their primary purpose to promote, improve and enjoy agriculture in the Territory of Alaska. With the help of the Experimental Farm and the University ' s facilities, scien- tific farming will become the vogue in the Territory ' s agricultural future. PRESIDENT CURTIS WILSON VICE-PRESIDENT HAROLD BONNER SEC ' Y.-TREASURER . RICHARD BLUE FACULTY ADVISERS LYNN HOLLIST, CLYDE SHERMAN 68

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D E N A L I J[S T A F F The Denali Staff have attempted in this edition of the yearbook to include the activities and developments of the school covering a two year period. There has been an endeavor to make this annual greater than any one heretofore published. The pace of events at the University has been stimulating to the busy staff members who make great efforts to en- compass all important happenings. It is hoped that future Denali Staffs will be satisfied with no model book other than one that they know has not been excelled. 67

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SKI CLUB Gelandesprung! The Ski Club has jumped off to another enthusiastic run on this popular winter sport. The members number seventy-five. This is sufficient to keep the cross country trails and the practice slope in fairly heavy traffic during good skiing weather. The Fairbanks Ice Carnival and the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous draw the best skiers of the campus. The cross country race and the ski jump are local events which the spectators may enjoy. While at Birch Hill, there is seen the slashing slalom and the and the scintillating schuss. Many newcomers to the sport catch the bug while at the University and never once regret it. PRESIDENT JEFFERSON C. JEFFERS VICE-PRESIDENT MERRITT A. MITCHELL SECY.-TREASURER ELIZABETH A. LUNDGREN 69