Everett Community College - Integrand Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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The Trojans once again found their stride in league competition to down Lower Colum- bia I. C. of Longview, in a high-scoring contest, 63 to 53. In one of the largest upsets of the league, the'Olympic I. C. Rangers of Bremerton dumped the Everett I. C. Trojans by a score of 59 to 43. The Everett boys just couldn't seem to make their usual percentage of shots while the Rangers couldn't miss. Once again displaying a fine brand of ball, the Trojans easily dumped Lower Columbia I. C. 62 to 44. The score was never close throughout the contest but a fine exhibition of shooting was enjoyed by the spectators. No doubt the finest ball game on the home court this year was the second Everett-Clark contest. It was a thriller from start to finish with the Trojans coming out on top of the League Champs with the long end of a 54 to 49 score. Everett next encountered the Centralia I. C. Trailblazers who took a six point lead the first half. The second half the Trojans found their shooting eyes and trounced the Trail- blazers by a score of 72 to 53. The Trojans then easily romped to a 71-38 victory over the Mount Vernon I. C. Cardinals. Yakima I. C. was next to be overpowered by the high-flying Trojans by a score of 69 to 36. Everett I. C. trounced Wenatchee I. C. in the following game by an amazing score of 85 to 38. 85 points is the highest score ever scored by one team in a Washington I. C. league game, thus bringing a record to Everett. The Trojans continued their victorious winning string by easily downing the Centralia Trailblazers 60 to 40. ln the final game of the year the underdog Grays Harbor Chokers upset the Trojans 59 to 52. This loss gave Clark undisputed first place in the league as up to this time Clark and Everett had been tied for first. The superior playing ability of the Trojans, their marked improvement from week to week, and their ability to work effectively as a team at all times were the high-lights of the past season. Individual spark-plugs for the Trojans proved to be the outstanding and inspirational playing of Clarence Tiessen, the hustling and driving floor play of their captain, Les Hagen, and the accurate shooting eye of Daryl Engebregson. Daryl amassed 210 points during the season to reach fourth place in league scoring. Engebregson and Tiessen were selected as members of the all-star league team. Les Hagen was awarded a position on the all-star second team. Bud Carpenter, Roger Ringstad, and Ed McBride were the remaining players who played first-five ball for the Trojans. Del Brydges, Iohn Kruik, and Iack C. Swartz composed the rest of the men awarded letters. Maurice Edlund, Roger Covert, Sandy Bremner, Bob Pet- erson, and Lloyd Sennet were the hard-working remaining members of the squad who worked throughout the year providing opposition in practice for the Trojan quintet. f83l '

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T RACK --1947 Sweeping all opposition before them, the Everett Iunior College Thinclads climaxed a season of victories in triangular meets by winning the first annual Washington State Iunior College Track Meet at Centralia. The Trojans proved especially strong in the hurdles and the field events. Ably coached by Bill McLaughlin, the first track squad ever to represent Everett Iunior College set a fine precedent. Special notice is made here of those whose pictures do not appear. These include Iim Boortz, Harold Rarnaley, Wally Hublou, Len Stevens, Les Iones, Iim Iolgen, Frank Doph, Bill Blackmore and Steve Reeves. In the first meet of the season at Bremerton, the Trojans chalked up a convincing win over Centralia I. C. and Olympic I. C. of Bremerton. Outstanding in this meet was the thrill- ing victory of the relay team of Boortz, Tiessen, Doph and Skinner. In the first Iunior College Track Meet ever held at Everett, the Trojan thinclads defeated the strong Yakima I. C. squad, and Olympic I. C. of Bremerton. The state meet held at Centralia was the first of its kind ever to be held and provided some outstanding competition. Everett won the meet with forty-three points, followed by Cen- tralia with twenty-nine points, Yakima with twenty-seven, and Lower Columbia, Olympia, Mr. Vernon, Clark, and Grays Harbor in that order. State meet champions and record holders from Everett include Dick Skinner in the pole vault and low hurdles, Clarence Tiessen in the high jump, Harold Bamaley in the javelin, and Andy Martinis in the discus. ' Because of their outstanding marks throughout the season, Clarence Tiessen and Dick Skin- ner were selected as the first Washington Iunior College athletes to represent Everett in the National Iunior College Track and Field Meet held each year at Phoenix, Arizona. Despite unusually damp and muddy conditions. Skinner won fourth place in the pole vault. T' -mkmxm erwlfmmfgsfm-mi H,5m.g H 'r3Q':v!i'W5 . M ....E,....e ww, Hur Mme... M H Mt wwfwtewie- N L:Qi?W5vfMgAw?' ' , V'EWW'QijW?W55eQeQ? .isssfseesgdikwsrmBanshee I I mzxnsszmmamg, ,, M is me-m-1. ,fmigw'wmzigigz-eklgnggglty :WW et-tefgfpes -nmuvff :sees 1 s . . -W-it--Htggggiggggiw H 5.55-mtl Left-D1ckSkmner M.. M, ms.. B M l35T33gsw-.st tt'He'3'1 - - Hsyfag-w..... me Center-Andy Martmxs 5.5.6535-for Q r M S... H Right-Coach Bill McLaughlin Q mr... w , I ,M . V .. wig s: max! me znmhtif E T .., mul? .? f -:- :-: -:H .me E I A U L sm-is-was w in . 'svrvw E E901