Everett Community College - Integrand Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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The art dealer was portrayed by lack Zerr. With a major in Business Administration, lack plans on going into the real estate business. Gerald Frederickson, who portrayed the distinguished New York art critic, is a married Army veteran. Gerry is majoring in Radio-Dramatics. Us as E . E W rm at PLAY CAST .Yr K M yjgg W4 HER ma W mam H' slime iff mam ws mms ms wsu. B B V as W ra W x g H. ss rms MW as 1 E mm E553 ms nm, a rgmmggi msgzign was 3 gs, Mm H m'g3.gg,sa gsm ,K ws W' F563 QW H me 5532.1 vs'-TEELER .. FHEQQEXQ: hgmQEmM1H ' mmm ,, 'BM maxim slum-wwlgmmg-ggsewggtggww H. E fig ss -H max. ss-ss Hn M was M. ns? 'W ss E -A mn mm ss - ss -ss was a 5 w Q s H H mm pa, H sm as 'mls rms ss ss mama H., 5Mm ss my wa W Em. ,Hemi a Tw x-sf - Y-tm a na--mn 5 E umm I E E , ss E . . 5 P a Q: Gloria Goldman LeRoy Stave Beverly Wells Barbara Dana ' Iirn Gregory Iack Zerr Gerald Frednckson Maxme Hansvold E573

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The actors in the college play seem extremely interested in the fact that Abby, the third from the left, calmly announces that she was the wife of the Late Christopher Bean. THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN The Everett Iunior College presented its iirst dramatic production this year. The comedy entitled The Late Christopher Bean was chosen by the director, Mr. Donald Laizure. The plot of the play centered about the actions in a doctor's home in New England where Dr. and Mrs. Haggett: their children, Suzie and Ada: and Abby, the maid lived. A state of general chaos resulted when the family learned that they had in their possession some valuable oil paintings. A mad scramble ensued with Abby in the thick of it. The play came to a climax as Abby calmly announced that she was the widow of Christopher Bean and the rightful owner of all of his paintings valued at several thousand dollars. Theron Iones, an ex-navy man portrayed the part of Doctor Haggett. A Radio-Engineer major, Theron is attending Junior College to further his education which began in the Navy. The role of the cityfied doctor's wife was portrayed by Barbara Dana. She is majoring in Nursing. Her plans include entering nurses' training at the Everett General Hospital in September, 1947. A Maxine Hansvold played the part of Ada, the older daughter. With a major in English, Maxine culminated her education at Iunior College in Iune. Suzie, Dr. Haggett's younger daughter, was portrayed by Gloria Goldman. She is majoring in English, but she participates in many activities in music. Idella Evans, a Women's Marine Corps veteran, played the part of Abby. Idella, one of the few married women on the campus, is furthering her education at the University of Washington where she is majoring in Psychology. The village painter, with the ingenue role, was played by LeRoy Stave. LeRoy's edu- cation at Washington State College was interrupted by his service in the Army. He is now continuing his studies at Iunior College with a major in Business Administration. T653

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M 1, et -fi E QE I Q :swung W CREDITING COMMITTEE Lett to right: Back Row: Sverre Arestad, Assistant Professor of Scandinavian Languages and Literature, Uni- versity of Washington: Edgar M. Draper, Pro- fessor of Secondary Education and Curriculum. University of Washington: Merle S. Kuer, Regis- trar, Western Washington College of Education. Front Row: Clare C. Todd, Dean of the College of Sciences and Arts, Washington State College: and Thomas R. Cole, Professor of Educational Al- ministration and Supervision. STUDENT LEADERS' CONFERENCE The annual Snohomish County Student Leaders' Conference, held on Saturday, Novem- ber 16 at the Masonic Temple and directed by Iunior College students, was a very success- ful event this year. Each year, during the tive years that it has been sponsored by the Everettlunior College, more has been accomplished. With representatives from high schools all over the county, the conference got under Way with registration and a Welcoming address by Delbert Brydges, Associated Student Body President. During the day conferences and panels were held for the purpose of discussing and exchanging ideas on school life. Highlights of the day's program were panel discussions on intramural sports, led by Roger Werner and Andy Martinis. Students leading the discussions on sectional activities were lean Refsnes, Bob Ienkins, Ethel Bailey, Gloria Erickson, Myrtle Kvangnes, Iacie Kniess, Del Brydges, Iack Brearley, and Eddie Bell. E583