Everett Community College - Integrand Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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SKIING Room Service! Denny Hubbard and Gordon Robb prepare to relax after a strenuous day of skiing at Timberline. Track! and the Everett Junior College Ski Club glides to the close of its second suc- cessful season. Organized in the fall of 1945, the ski club took a few trips to neighboring ski areas. This year, under the leadership of President Frank Crosby, the Ski club journeyed almost weekly to the mountains. The season began with a trip to Mount Baker, followed by an overnight stay at the Everett Ski Club lodge at Stevens Pass. During Christmas vacation, members of the ski club enjoyed three beautiful days at the lodge of the Mount Baker Ski Club. The rest of the winter and spring found many I. C. skiers riding the hickories at Stevens Pass, where a few of the more able co-operated by joining the Ski Patrol. This year also saw the beginning of ski meets between E. I. C. and other colleges of the state. To climax the season, some of the club members spent five days of the spring vaca- tion at that skier's paradise, Timberline, on Mount Hood, Oregon. This year the ski club has grown to 60 members, and I. C. students are looking for- ward to a bigger and better skiing season next year. Timber is ignored as this camera fan looks at the photographer. Members of the Everett Iunior College Ski Club are silhouetted against the snow as they climb upward. E61 l

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Ski Club Right-Officers of the Ski Club: Sec retcxry, Iirn Blue: Frank Crosby, President: Hurry Belt, Vice-president Myrtle Kvcxngnes, Treasurer. ish? This crowded busload of Ski Club members was the only p1cture of the group whrch the photographers could get. They cmd their cameras were nearly trampled when the bus un loaded. KTIY and keep these skiers away from the snow! H301

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CLUB Left to right: Del Brydges. Sergeant at arms: lack Swartz, Secretary: Maurice Edlund, Vice- president: lack Brearley, Treasurer: and Andy Martinis, President. The E Club was established during the spring quarter of 1947. All lettermen in the four major sports of the college at that time were incorporated within the club. A consti- tution Was drawn up by Bernard Iagoditch and Scott Smith. Upon the acceptance of the document by the Student Council, the program for the promotion and extension of sports- manship, social activities, athletic programs and academic activity was begun. Officers elected to preside for the remainder of the year were: President, Andy Mar- tinis: Vice-president, Maurice Edlund: Secretary, lack Swartz: and Treasurer, lack Brear- ley. Delbert Brydges was appointed sergeant at arms. Left to right, back row: Dick Lonien, lack Swartz, Walt Ewing. Clarence Tiessen, lack Brearley, Andy Martinis. Front row: Maurice Edlund, Ray Sidley, Otto Tollefson, Iim Iolgen. Coach Bill McLaughlin, Del Brydges, and Iohnny Gregerson. - t62l