Everett Community College - Integrand Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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l l The purpose of higher education is to provide not only scholastic advan- tages, but also to further the social and personal development of the individual students. That is Why Within my Walls there is ample opportunity for each student to take part in extra-curricular activities if he desires. Each year I am instrumental in bringing together students from high schools all over the county at a Student Leaders' Conference, which is held to discuss school, local, national, and international problems. This conference helps to bring about better understanding among the schools and the college. My publications, the Integrand and the Clipper, are Written and edited by the students. The first issue of the Integrand was published in 1943, and like me, it has grown and improved with age. My newspaper, the Clipper, was first published in 1943, but Was discontinued the same year and started again in 1945. The Clipper appeared bi-Weekly until 1947, when Weekly editions were printed. The Social Science Symposium, or SSS, is the oldest club in the college, having been organized in 1944. The purpose of the club is to provide discus- sions for the students interested in social problems and current events. In 1945, to assist in school and community affairs, the Associated Women Students organized and took part in many activities. The A.W.S. is an organ- ization common to all colleges and provides greater unity among the Women students. ' I was given a voice When, in Ianuary, 1946, under the supervision of the radio production class and station KRKO, I Weekly aired my views on the radio program. This Is Your College. This program provided valuable training in radio for members of the class. The program also gave the Iunior College choir an opportunity to sing on the air. The choir, begun in 1945, has sung in high schools throughout the Northwest, and was Widely acclaimed for the concert it gave on behalf of the March of Dimes campaign in 1947. At the present time, the choir is under the direction of Mrs. Florence I-Iovvell. 'Q I . . . . . ' These are my main extra-curricular activities, and students are urged to take part in those of their choice. They are also given the opportunity to or- ganize or participate in any other activities that they feel are needed. sf.. , -- it ,, nl, - t.?fi.f3.4-E W .JJ 'ik ri-2'.. gll?:I l .'iv3?52? xff-.31 I JET A' I+ N. '. 'is' -s't-ms- ' if V -'wg ,L 1 it . sift., .'f-.JYj :: l-.X ,ig 9- 'Qs-bpfsi-.1-.rpg-h 1 5 ,gf 2 X ' f Wit' H I 'fi - .4-:rw 'lg st 4 fi? ' 'tt :i NP-.- ff-:ul1'f'f?w 1it2'tf'TitE?iiii?':li-fl. rt. . - -qw . .S-f ..'.'tl-- V .QL g L34 3 UM- A p-qfcw -I TV, ,gt , fv:f.fi '1 - 153.1 .y SV 'fest Q13 f - s , 'l I TiQM1 ,lie e A- ., 1- -z, i'37'Ei4 ,fsft-.' 1 ii ff 'fr 1 , - 4- ' El-27 4'-'LH '-'11- , I --',-34? A 317 C hi Y' If 1' -6 ,gp-1-fii?..v1:i Y- , in gps.. ' fx Q. X vfvfiimgxnkl il., ALFA'-L, fRyk1,:Ay,y.-.uh V: ' 4. 'Hit -. -.+R-491' '94 Q ' - . - 1 . 1 1-4' - 57 Jw 24-1' 1-'E iii?-..1 . .. 5' 'I V. 'hifi' '. . J-ffffili 1 Ii' P' 5 I gg. I , 'Mfg 4 H J g - -nigga , - I XZ, gg.. Aim. sits fs I A ' - . 5 it . at 5- ? . .13 f -, . s.: 3 k -1 'in rg Tk ...M 1 pl 'x' L as ,, . - gfisa , 1 1 T . . .I 39 jx, IA .wt 'R N V x -,gf app, U. X 5-gf' f.52Qj,:f.:-,' tjpj'vIv.':-.gat In l A, ir U in . It M- .. W: .. fm weak, , A -347 1353795 X. g .fp-: g Q, is LL.-I K Q . . tv.. 1, 5 Lin?-r 1.ai,vf,,.' :ILA ,A At -it-Zip pst, - - 1 fy. ,T .541 .725 t i . . n is H If f 'IW ' fff- ' . it ft-f:ift5w . if . .. K' 5-its EWLQ. if 1-373' 'T it ll- T 1? V -Q. A g.. 'TEE '51 'I l i l I . l,L'aI. f' K U 'L Uli- , , 9 fy ,y l i 'Q . Qji' , -' -X I 'A f . ei .- frwwffi f f .. t . I-'eififcl - '- I llitifiitfqi if Ji .4 ' it Ar' 1. 'MF IW-.71 ...L dx? -' ajgeri X -s,,.3r:59 ' Y' .' -4 ' ,.- S'-i - 'EU 'IL-L

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Associated Student PUBLICITY COMMITTEE PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 554 Any cmd all functions of the Asso- ciated Student Body during this past year were publicized by the Publicity Committee. Helping to keep the stu- dent body and the public informed as to what goes on in the College were Neil Vanderwilt, Frank Honsinger, lim Gregory, Richie Peterson, Dorothy Leary, Chairman Iacie Kniess, and Gloria Nelson. For the first two quar- ters the valued poster painter was Bob Strieby. .n This year a Public Affairs Commit- tee did some campaigning for the bene- fit of a better understanding of the Everett Junior College, what it is doing, and what it proposes to do. lack Zerr, Bob Ienkins, Andy Nielson, Russ Baird, Lary Moore, Bill Severson, lean Refs- nes, Chairman Sig Sampson, and Mar- garet Kline were the students repre- senting the college.