Everett Community College - Integrand Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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4 .,A4.. ...s. V, ,4,,t,,, Classes As a junior college, I supply education to freshmen and sophomores equal to the education they would receive in any accredited college. According to my charter, I must have an enrollment of at least 100 students each year. At first this condition was not difficult to fulfill: then, with the beginning of World War Il, which occurred during my first year, more and more students left school to serve their country in the armed forces. I man- aged to keep alive largely through the enrollment of student nurses from the Everett General Hospital. As soon as I opened in September, 1941, the students be- gan to plan for student government. A student council was formed, with Delbert Brydges elected President. Leaving school to join the Navy, Del returned last year, and once again he was elected to serve as Associated Student Body President. In the F all of 1945, I welcomed 144 regular students and 70 nurses. 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H O M O R ,f E ..,.., xx SOPHOMORE OFFICERS The sophomore class officers are: Richard Lonien, President, top picture: lower pictures reading from left to right are: Betty Laabs, Vice-president: Cecelia Gagnon, Secretary: and Myrtle Kvangnes, Treasurer. The past year has been an eventful and interesting one for members of the Sophomore Class. The college has grown in both size and scope. At the beginning of the year the campus was so overcrowded that classes had to be held in nearby buildings. At the present time the college has expanded its facilities on the campus to accommodate all students. Recently a gymnasium has been erected making possible a well planned physical edu- cation program. Social activities have flourished. The first college play and the first col- lege concert were presented this year. The first football, golf and track teams were also organized this year. Yes, the Sophomore Class will have many memories of the past year to take with them when they enter their chosen fields. During the year the class was capably headed by Dick Lonien as President, and Betty Laabs, Ceil Gagnon, and Myrtle Kvangnes as Vice-president, Secretary, and Treasurer re- spectively. U Larry Moore, Isabelle Brown, Helen Robertson, and Maxine Hansvold Were in charge of the Commencement exercises and Baccalaureate service which climaxed an eventful year. f20l 4 7