Everett Community College - Integrand Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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1 Administration This is your college, speaking to you from the pages of your annual. I am not very old, but within my walls lies a lot of learning, knowledge, and wisdom: I am not very big, not yet, at least, but I mean many things to a great number of people. Perhaps you would be interested in hearing my story-when and why I was built, and the manner in which I have grown. It was in 1941 that leading organizations of Everett presented a petition to the Governor of the State of Washington to establish a junior college. The granting of the petition was only the be- ginning-a site for the college had to be found. The local Board of Trustees, headed by Arthur Wilson, decided that the Lincoln School site would be appropriate: and, in spite of some opposi- tion, it was supported by the majority of Everett's voters. And so I carne into being. George W. Porter was named Dean of the Everett Iunior College. Three of the original eight faculty members have stayed with me for six years: Miss Cora Lynn Smith, Mrs. Margaret Svec, and I. F. M. Buechel. In 1943, upon the resigna- tion of Dean. Porter, Mr. Buechel was appointed Dean, and in 1946 he was given the title of President of the Everett Iunior College. As this Annual is issued, I have thirty-seven faculty members. 195' ' -. .1 Jfgii' .- ., A--ff. -N54 , V- ef. '2,l LL 19 -fi. fx .':T'AL' 1- .ffkkif K :M - . .fefrw 1 '-.Few 'rf-X 'tt' XTA M 'fffi' -. f-ac.-z ., ' . .- , x ., ,, Ft: .We-afar, .. ,-, 4 ss. . t,,s,4 ,,,-m.,,. . , . .,. 4. ,. . it . . 1. ., fx 4 -,s a1.f'f.h-:M-gf rr V . 4. .5 -f,...b,.e - - x , . ,--Ni- f.f 1 , ff N -S -. .. fi . .- 'Ska s-.- .- NW xr tc.. Q. . X24-. L- 1 5' -f. . A.: , y ..- , +4 xx. . '1-'XJR 'Qgx , ,, 1-F' -, ' r4s,:5e.:v'-A N-.Y 1,1 3- '44 -- 'tg .-X ' ' 9 11- ' 1. . ,memes ?g.:' J '3'1'-Q:-. ' - - -. 5-ds 'fr .f :. . 1 1 we fv- -- ......w'te2 - +- -,-2-w'fsfi.v'q , :V .rw . mi: --ls A -. f N tlfifid ' ii' -X- 'NS--Q-. , ',Q',i-in 4 W?!QQ,w,5'i1?fr,'?'giifI 5g ' ' 511 N . 7' 2 'V ,- Wig gg . 'A - . , , in fr . ,J j'fff'-- ,s.rg.ir'2 .'w.g,.r, JL 'w ,H'f,?f 4 . 2' ' ,,.,,...:f,.,. .7 i .ith .. 5 51 ' .f X f ff tg- :fi Kms , 1 -1-91 -14 3.1-919.-We 1 11 sf' srviffwf-' V ' .- - . .. .1 '-.4 -'f' 'A L. ' --- Q -' . 1: vs- R . ':... 1'-- - ' ,ef 1 . ' ' M, . il, I Af? fl ,' ij, Vg: Mt , -sry, SLK , y-tV,:.,,Lb.q ' -A . 4. -.8 i'g.r::a,44,h -khissfg. .N --eff, Q .aww-V '- --'V ,- .2 ,V . t.,...5 f'S-fl-.g1'!fv,gs4 'Q Ti, :vs-' , . - ' .' W 'g 11,-:1Qi'1.3 T-grgff 4 I 'vi-,Q ff-:cgi Ak f-Rss, 1 TX.: ,M -. . . . .1 . ,, s ..ff ' .Z ':s' if -rr faft.1f.i2 , . I ' ' ' Q 5.1--1i45rf?f.f 2 1 -I , 1 N . . I -at -, 1,1 . -a 3 I - 9 2, rw. .. - ' - .N 1 . Sl- -. -3 .,, . '- . .-1 .- is. '. - -.1 1 IHA, , Qs. -.35---',4,,... , . ' A - -v ,, 1 g ,, Q - Y BW' f . -mf -at . ' '- ' 6 I K - - 1, A -- , ,. - 1 if., --I -- ,Qp.a,,L. - v - 1 E f'ff'Q1-Y ' . A ' -' 1- 'iff' I-145 '4 1- -0:5431 HX' :nil its wi-A ' 'i 'Tix . . r' - '37T.,-Yflifigzfei-5-15: . E if t fffiif- ' -k - -5- H '14 .y . ,. .,, . 14. kg, V 1 f 11 -V-4 - . - I A 1 4 , 1 ,fs A 4 'X V ..,- ,- f 'fi A -- ' ' -v ' '-4-- . 'cw- , ,sw t, ' t ' .-,K ,j-fs 1 .' ' f,!5?2' -52 Q gdb. I fy., i J - Q in I my 52 Q,.,,?f,Q3,SN1,w?, ..,' .hu - ,K A ,. . t a ,F ,e .14 MI- . 'i' . 4 -' it fi 1 -'-4J'!f?ff'T9'f'l5-5' I PI C ' . ' 'K' if..a-5 1 -' 'eff ye. 1 as f' . .. 1 ':- :E ?T'?3' V 55+ .YY V. ., 'Hi-If . 'ff' Y 1 'ifitirrlf A. 1.-ni. Q ' sw' , 3, sv 12 ' ,Vu Mx ',.-N I H 4- ' .4 .ff4.3h. . 3 '-S 4- - . 48375511 .. . Xt- - aff. F. H- 1 , I .-.s sais- iz-.rw . at-:rat-an-4.4

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K' Menus sf .-use . .. E miiwggifag sw H s was is an l yu mx as ss gntmhmzss strait as muses - s .5 MR. 5 ss ,.m.trt. 7' U A S5.25..tf if . I 4: L N fiat-:SH-tr A B?1' at -- s L N5 tx fi W M: new xx ffggtgzqlr' -L W. ,., it trriiwuli iz-7 -as r as . w f I . . ..,. MR, aww ss? fmt. SH ma-as Q PRESIDENT BUECHEL SPEAKS Any attempt to summarize the highlights of the past year would consume more space than allowed. It would be easy to write a book on the past year. The tremendous increase in the student body and faculty is only a part of what could be said. The student body has embarked on a program of athletics. music, dramatics, and student government. The maiden voyage has been highly successful and everything points to many enjoyable events ahead. The college has experienced a bad case of growing pains and during this time many mistakes have been made. We appreciate the patience and cooperation of the en- tire student body and faculty during this crucial period. We know that as plans crystalize it will be possible to smooth out some of these inconveniences. There is much work ahead in the continued growth of our college. We cannot be satisfied with the temporary housing facilities that we now utilize. These buildings are serving a purpose but it will be difficult to offer a good educational training with the tremendous overhead of many small buildings. As we plan more permanent facilities, much time fand thought will guide us in our efforts. I wish to pay my sincere respects to the graduates of 1947. You have been noble pio- neers. You have had lasting experiences and have accomplished scholastic goals under very trying circumstances. Your zeal to succeed has borne fruit and what you have learned will repay you many fold in the days ahead. As you leave the halls of your college, you can rest assured that those who follow Will profit from your endeavers. You have left a pattern that all will find difficult to surpass. As we bid you good tidings and success in the years ahead, we hope your rernembrances of Everett Iunior College will be cherished. On behalf of the Board of Trustees and Faculty I wish to express their grati- tude for the opportunity of serving you. We have gained something from our association with you that we value very highly. Looking ahead, we are convinced that we have made progress over many obstacles and we are certain that we shall show greater progress in the future. Congratulations to the Freshmen: we are proud of you. You have matured and we hope We can continue to serve you in the next year. We know that your experiences during the first year have been profitable and enjoyable. Next year you will assume the duties of leadership and we are confident that you will accomplish greater tasks. l8l