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Squamish Squamish was incorporated in 1971 as a nonprofit organization to promote brotherhood and goodwill among its members, local, and national communities. The officers of Squamish consist of Pooh B ob (President), Offensive Captain (Vice President), De- fensive Captain (Social Director), Chancellor of the Exchequer (Treasurer) and Scribe (Secratary). The name “Squamish” was taken from a game created by Mad Magazine for deliquent chil- dren. Some excerpts follow: ‘., A Squamish team consists of 43 players ... four shallow broders .. three offensive hibblings ... two overblats ... nine back-up finks ... adummy ...” “ each player is equipped with a long hooked stick known as a frullip ... used to halt opposing players attempting to cross your goal with the pritz (ball) ... The official pritz is 3 ¥2 inches in diameter and is made of untreated ibex hide stuffed with blue jay feathers ... ”’ ‘“ .. The game of Squamish is played on a five sided field of the flutney and play seven ogres of three hours each unless it rains in which case they play eight ogres ... ”’ In the past, many Squamish brothers (male and female) have held positions in FIT’s school activities including SGA Presidents and members, Student Court, Crimson, Ad Astra, WFIT, and Homecoming Queens and courts .. As a group, Squamish has helped with Jungle clean-ups, coffee houses, Indialantic Art Shows, and benefits sponsored by the Easter Seal Foundation. Also, Squa- mish has participated in FIT’s intramural sports including foot- ball, and softball. In the future, Squamish wishes to increase membership and be- come involved in more activities. Members: Rob Stabile, Steve Landau, Nancy Phillips, William Lynch, Dave Johnson, Owen Godfrey, Biff Arceneaux, Connie Arceneauz, Clay Tappan, Jean Howlett, Zach Duys. 128
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