University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Geometric patterns are made by skiers on Mount Baker, judged by many to have the most beautiful slopes in the Northwest. 1952 marked the opening of the University Ski Area three miles below Stevens. Good use of these facilities was made by ski classes under the Men ' s and Women ' s Physical Education departments. Chartered buses carried future skiers to class five Saturdays out of Winter Quarter where they received instruction from Marlys Waller. Buster Campbell, John Woodward, and Karl Stingl.

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Before The Husky Yacht Club with its own fleet, gives instruction and sponsors races for University students. Seniors spend finals week at Madrona Beach drowning their sorrows and themselves. The Gold Cup, significant of the inter- national hydroplane championship, was won by Stanley Sayres and his Slo-mo- shun on Lake Washington.

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« Water skiing exchanges give some a chance to try the sport, others to kibiti. With the greatost of case! With Seattle In the background, salnnon fishermen enjoy their favorite sport In the salt water of Elliott Bay. A network of rivers In the SeaHle area give fisherrr en a chance to battle the trout. The Skykomish River with Mt. Index rising above It Is pictured.