Everett Community College - Integrand Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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KATHERINE M. ALLISON English B.A. University of Washington M.A. Columbia University WARD S. BOWMAN Business Law, Sociology, History B.A. University of Michigan L.L.B. University oi Michigan M.A. University of Washington L. W. BLAKELY Aeronautics Instructor Ratings in: Navigation, Meteorology, Aircraft Engineer, Aerodynamics Instructor, Parachutes, Instruments. C.A.R., Airline Transportation. EDWARD BOYLE Photography Ph. G. Washington State College. i9l IOSEF S. BLUE Business Administration B.S. University of Nebraska JOHN F. CASSIDY General Engineering B.S. Montana State College