Boise State University - Les Bois Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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BOISE COLLEGE SKI TEAM Ed Ferguson won the ski iumping competition with this his own style. The snow Carnival held yearly by the Bronco Ski Team at Bogus Basin seemed to be almost an un- reality, yet the Idaho weather favored the skiers with enough snow for a lovely celebration. Events ran the gauntlet from iumping to falling. Carter Rowles fell the best and Ed Ferguson jumped the best. Jim Cronk placed first in the obstacle race with Karl Boldt and Larry Smith plowing in at second and third respective-ly. The individual styles for iumping also included George Vonder Heide's geronimo technique which, by the way, also in- cludes landing right side up. Seeming to almost hit the lift chair is Jim Armstrong whose pants seem to prove that landing can be an art in itself. lPhotos by Mel Leel

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Winners of the obstacle course race were Cleftl Karl Boldt, secondp Jim Cronk, firstg and Larry Smith, third. A Boise College pewter mug was awarded to each of the three winners. iPhoto by Mel Leej. SNOW CARNIVAL ROYALTY REIGNS AT DINNER CELEBRATION The Carnival, sponsored by the Boise College Ski Squad, climaxed a season of tremendous per- sonal performance from both boys and girls. The team gained recognition in The Pacific Norfhwesf for performances far ouf doing The same from Oregon and Washington schools. Royalty for the Snow Carnival held the first week in April are, from left: Fritz Kaser, Jokerg Paula McGoldrick, Queenp and Jim Cronk, King.