New Entry to Museum!

ISHF Class of 2007

Woody Anderson Ted Johnson Pete Karns Paul McCollister K Smith Margo Walters- McDonald

Winter 2007 www.engenmuseum.org The 2007 Intermountain Hall of Fame was held at the Joe Quinney Winter Sports Center on Thursday, September 20, 2007. The six inductees are outlined below.

Woody Anderson (1932 - ) A Renaissance man of in the Intermountain Region, operated the Miner’s Find Ski & Sport Shop Woody Anderson’s accomplishments cover the spectrum of the in Park City. He became owner-president of sport. Woody began teaching skiing in 1947 in , Pomerelle , Albion, , in 1973. with the Deseret News Ski School. He joined the Brighton From 1977 to 1984 Anderson was owner- Ski School in 1948 and was its assistant director from 1954 to president of Magic Mountain Ski Resort near 1962. Woody owned and operated the Woodhaus Ski and Sports Twin Falls, Idaho. Shop at Brighton from 1956 to 1963. Woody was one of the founders of the Woody competed for the Armed Forces while stationed with Intermountain Ski Instructors Association, the U.S. Army in Germany from 1951-1953. serving as its secretary, certification chairman, president and director. He was National Certification Chairman of the Woody became ski school director at the new Park City Resort Professional Ski Instructors of America in 1968 and was in 1964 and was named its general manager in 1965, serving designated a Lifetime Member for his contribution to organized in both capacities until 1971, when he was appointed vice skiing by the PSIA/PSIA-I in 1978. Woody was inducted into the president-general manager. From 1963 to 1967 he owned and PSIA-I Hall of Fame in 2004.

Ted Johnson (1926 - ) As the visionary and founder behind Snowbird Ski and Summer construction of a canyon-long sewer line, Resort, Ted Johnson forever altered the recreational landscape Johnson welcomed the first skiers to of Utah. The one-time beach enthusiast in his native Snowbird in 1971. The resort’s environment- and later a do-it-all employee at Alta Ski Area, Ted in 1965 put embracing sod-covered roofs, internationally- his foresight and fortitude into a dream of establishing a resort acclaimed ski runs, hotels and cuisine, and with the purchase of the Blackjack mining claims. This lead to its skier/boarder/tourist conveyance system Johnson’s acquisition of the 800-acre parcel abutting Wasatch that includes a 120-passenger tram and a National Forest lands in storied Little Cottonwood Canyon. skier tunnel, stand as legacies to the wily “Silver Fox,” an entrepreneur whose quest After persevering through five years of study and setbacks, was not to be denied. heartbreak and breakthroughs, and orchestrating the

Pete Karns (1945 - ) Pete Karns carved an impressive legacy of accomplishment at at that time. He was second in the 1980 every level of skiing competition – junior, collegiate, Olympic, U.S. National Championships and Masters. A native of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Karns was a second in the team relay in the 1985 World dominant competitor in slalom, downhill, cross-country and Masters Cross-country Championships. jumping in the region’s junior ranks starting in 1955. His triumphs in cross-country and Skimeister (4-way combined) Karns served as a member of the U.S. events as a member of the University of Utah Ski Team between Olympic Committee from 1973 to 1976, the 1964 and 1967 earned him NCAA All-American honors in 1966. same years he coached the U.S. Biathlon In 1967 he won the cross-country title in the 1967 Rocky Team. He coached the U.S. Olympic Biathlon Mountain Intercollegiate Ski Championships. Team in 1976 and was Chief of Timing for Biathlon during the 1980 Olympic Winter Games in Lake Placid, New York. During Pete placed first in the U.S. Biathlon National Championships the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City, Karns served in 1970 and 1972. In 1972 he was a member of the U.S. as chief of forerunners for biathlon events. Olympic Biathlon Team that placed 6th in the , Japan, Olympic Games, the best performance by a US Biathlon team

2 Winter 2007 Paul McCollister (1915 - 1999) Following a successful career operating a California-based radio three and a 63 passenger aerial advertising company, Paul McCollister used his creative genius tramway, the iconic centerpiece of Paul’s to envision, and ultimately build, the world-renowned Jackson dream. The tram whisked skiers to the Hole Ski Area in Northwestern Wyoming. In 1957, nearly 20 summit of Rendezvous Mountain, boasting years after discovering the pristine beauty of the Grand Tetons, a vertical rise of 4,139 feet, the greatest Paul moved his family from the rapidly growing California in North America at the time. From day Bay Area to the remote and wild valley of Jackson Hole. Paul one Jackson Hole has attracted the most experienced all the wonderful opportunities the area had to talented and dedicated individuals. It is offer, but his entrepreneurial spirit was about to be unleashed. truly a skiers’ mountain. Rightfully proud, In 1963 Paul McCollister launched the infant resort by forming Paul said of his efforts: “There are not the Jackson Hole Ski Corporation, obtaining a $1 million too many people who have created something from virtually government-sponsored loan, and heeding the advice of ski nothing. This is my baby. It has turned out to be my life.” Paul mountain-savvy Willy Schaeffler, legendary coach of the touted McCollister retired from the resort in 1992 and died in 1999 at University Ski Team. Construction began in 1964. the age of 84. When the Jackson Hole Ski Area opened in 1966, it offered

K Smith (1916 - 2001) The ski pioneering exploits of K Smith are various and name. He was responsible for training numerous. But one is paramount: Brighton Ski Area in Utah’s numerous ski instructors and served on the Big Cottonwood Canyon. In 1936 the man with only an initial board of directors of the Professional Ski for a first name added to Brighton’s recreational Instructors of America-Intermountain. offerings when he installed a T-bar tow to serve skiers. K began skiing in 1924. What followed was a lifetime of significant In 1954 K started the Salt Lake County Ski skiing-related accomplishments. They include being president School for school children and in 1956 of the Alpine Ski Club in 1940, a member of the storied 10th he pioneered the Deseret News Free Ski Mountain Division of World War II fame, and the battalion ski School, the largest in the nation, both held supervisor in the 86th Mountain Infantry Division. in Brighton. He coached the Westminster College, Salt Lake City Ski Team in 1970 and set many challenging race courses for While stationed in the military in Japan in 1945, K built that local racers during the 50’s and 60’s. K retired in 1972 and was country’s first in Sapporo, which played host to the inducted into the PSIA-Intermountain Hall of Fame in 1989. He 1972 Olympic Winter Games. In 1946 Smith became operator died July 21, 2001. of Brighton Ski Area and started its ski school, which bore his

Margo Walters-McDonald (1942 - ) From 1957 to 1967 the name Margo Walters perennially second place finish in the Senior Nationals, appeared high on the result sheets that spanned the three Snow Cup victories (1960, 1961 spectrum of ski racing: the Intermountain Championships, and 1963), and a 21st place finish in the the Intermountain Junior and Senior National Championships, downhill in the 1964 Olympic Winter the Western Regional Championships, the storied Snow Games in , , where she was Cup, Roche Cup, and Harriman Cup events, the U.S. National a member of the U.S. Olympic Team. Championships and the Olympic Winter Games. A graduate of Salt Lake City’s Jordan High The fiercely-competitive, yet diminutive, Margo first donned School, Margo served as executive director in 1951 in Bear Gulch, Idaho -- a fateful event that of the Intermountain Ski Association from 1967 to 1970. ultimately led to a first place finish in the Junior Nationals, a

Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation 3 Herb & Helga Lloyd, Patti & Dan Meldrum, Nona Weatherbee Barbara and Alan Engen

Lester & Safia Keller, John Durham, Dr. Greg Thompson Mike Wilson, Dave Thurgood, Bill Briggs, Woody & Sandy Anderson

Chris McCollister, Holly McCollister, Janne Martell, Anne Smith, Pete Karns, Woody Anderson, Margo Walters-McDonald, Ted Johnson

4 Winter 2007 Celebration! Alf Engen Ski Museum Celebrated its 5th Anniversary On July 14th, 2007 at the Utah Olympic Park

The Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation hosted their five year Anniversary at the Utah Olympic Park on Saturday, July 14th, 2007. A public celebration was held from 1:00 - 5:00 pm. Admission to the event was free. Half-price rides on The Comet summer bobsled, Xtreme and Ultra Ziplines and Quicksilver Alpine Slide were offered to all guests, plus free hot dogs and sodas to the first 500 attendees. Additional activities for the whole family included a magician, face painting, bounce houses, giveaways, museum tours, ski history lectures and more. Over 800 guests participated in the day’s activities. Xtreme Zipride Later that evening 130 donors to the Foundation enjoyed a thank-you reception at the Utah Olympic Park. This included a bar and light buffet in the third-floor Quinney Conference Room, followed by a program and Freestyle Aerial Show.

Happy Five Year Anniversary Alf Engen Ski Museum! Made possible by generous grants from the George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation and the Park City Chamber Bureau.

Museum Tour

Face Painting

Arts Kids

Museum Visitors

Quicksilver Alpine Slide

Freestyle Show The Comet - wheeled bobsled

Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation 5 New Entry to Museum

Designer’s Statement by Libby Hyland “The design goal of this project was to make a clear entry to the Alf Engen Ski Museum at eye level, and draw visitors down the hall to the start of the exhibitions. To give the space definition, we designed a dimensional wall, which wraps from the lobby, around the corner of the entry, down the long hallway opposite the silver doors, and around the corner to the existing Hall of Fame wall. View of Museum Entry Wall looking toward entrance. The wall is 72 feet long, 12 feet high, and undulates, recalling the movement and shape of the Intermountain The background of the wall graphic is a panoramic West’s snow drifts. Alcoves are formed by the curves, shot of the Wasatch Mountain Range. Overlayed making room for future exhibit cases and displays. graphics and photos start at present day and take the visitor back in time, setting the stage for the Silver Ore Lighting was improved to showcase the wall, an to White Gold exhibit and the rest of the museum. aluminum-frame structure with a printed fabric wrap that can be replaced and refreshed later with new content. As always, working with Executive Director Connie The wall was designed by Jared Sweet and built by Utah¹s Nelson, and the Alf Engen Ski Museum Board was Fusion Graphics. Photos were provided by the University a creative director’s dream...they are supportive, of Utah J. Willard Marriott Library Ski Archives. collaborative and have an outstanding vision of the mission and purpose of the museum.”

Entry wall, graphic and environmental design by Jared Sweet.

6 Winter 2007 1980s detail of entry wall.

This new entry has been made possible thanks to the generous donations of our Museum members, the Office of Museum Services and the Marriner S. Eccles Foundation.

Marriner S. Eccles Foundation

Board member Barbara Yamada viewing entry photos.

Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation 7 Chairman’s Letter by Scott Ulbrich

Happy holidays and Education Program Update welcome to the 2007 Winter Edition of the Free educational field trip Alf Engen Ski Museum • Related to the Grade 4 Core Board of Trustees Foundation’s Ski Meister. Curriculum Scott C. Ulbrich Chairman/President It is a pleasure to report • Teacher binders support field trip Alan K. Engen that both our financial Chairman Emeritus • Tour of the Utah Olympic Park and visitation numbers Mike Korologos for 2007 have been the ‘best’ yet. We have • Hands-on experiences Vice President been able to not only balance our 2007 Barbara Yamada • Interactive discussions ecretary budget; we were able to exceed income S • Goodie bags given to each student Michael R. Maughan projections which enabled us to complete Treasurer Phase I of a new entrance to the museum. Contact Connie at (435) 658-4240 to book Connie Nelson We will be working to raise more funds next your field trip or if you are interested in being Executive Director year to complete Phase II in 2008. Our goal is a docent. Dr. A. Joseph Arave to keep the Museum vibrant and attractive to Kristi Terzian Cumming both new and repeat guests. Thank you to our David Davenport Spencer P. Eccles Another achievement has been the record tireless docents: James Gaddis number of guests that have visited our Barbara Engen Don Hague Museum this year. Several factors have Ute Fowler Herbert C. Livsey contributed to this increase. Admission Dick & Martha Kleffman Barbara McConvill Herb & Helga Lloyd charges to the Utah Olympic Park (and David C. Pickett Ray Miamidian David Quinney Museum) are now free (as of May, 2007). We Karen Oliver Dr. Greg C. Thompson have also worked diligently to promote the Charlotte Pratt David Vandehei Museum locally and beyond. Since opening Bill, Suzie & Brian Rytting in May 2002, the Alf Engen Ski Museum Dick Taylor Honorary Board Members has entertained and enlightened more than David & Susan Vandehei Ruth Rogers Altmann 690,000 visitors. Mary Ann Vennett New York City, NY Henry Whyte

John Bower We have been able to achieve our goals St. Louis, MO thanks to an increase in membership Thank you to sponsors: Spencer F. Eccles numbers, individual and foundation Salt Lake City, UT contributors and grant funds. The Foundation Summit County RAP Tax is also fortunate to have a dynamic and active Marriner S. Eccles Foundation Bill Lash Wells Fargo Bank Seattle, WA Board of Trustees and docent program. We truly appreciate everyone for their financial Janet Q. Lawson and personal support. We could not have the Salt Lake City, UT financial and program success without you! Lou Lorenz (deceased) Salt Lake City, UT Thank you for helping to achieve our mission

Donn G. Mosser, M.D. – preserving the rich in Minneapolis, MN the Intermountain Region. We wish you a

Gray F. Reynolds healthy, prosperous and snowy 2008. Davidsonville, MD Marriner S. Eccles Foundation

8 Winter 2007 Seasons Greetings from the Executive Director Education Program Update By Connie Nelson Thank you to everyone for your generous and ever strong support. The Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation celebrated its five year anniversary this year. It has been so amazing to watch this organization gain strength and Tour of Utah momentum thanks to support Olympic Park from all of you – members, donors, Board members, docents, and grant and foundation organizations.

Our Museum has had the privilege to educate over 180,000 guests this year compared to 160,000 last year. This is a 58% increase from our 2003 visitation numbers! The Museum has worked hard over the past five years to maintain and expand our world-class facility to attract more local, national, international cultural and historical tourists. This is, in part, due to the support of the Utah Athletic Foundation and marketing grants from the Summit County 1% Restaurant Tax.

We were able to promote and expand our Educational Trying out a luge sled Field Trip program thanks to grants from Summit County RAP Tax, Wells Fargo Bank and the Marriner S. Eccles Foundation. The 2006/2007 school year saw over 1,600 parents, students and teachers from 25 schools. The Museum’s volunteer docents are the cornerstone of this program. All 23 docents are trained and enjoy coaching new docents. The exciting result of working with these valued docents is to see how they have taken ownership of the program and work hard to ensure its success.

I would like to give a special ‘thanks’ to the docents, Hands on Board members and to our president – Scott Ulbrich, experiences for continuing to guide and teach me everyday! What an honor to be associated with such a high caliber of professionals! Hope to see you here at the Museum soon! Happy Holidays!

A publication of the Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation Connie Nelson, Executive Director Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation 2990 Bear Hollow Drive P.O. Box 980187 (435) 658-4240 Tel Park City, Utah 84098 (435) 658-4258 Fax [email protected] www.engenmuseum.org Interactive discussions Inquiries, questions, or submissions of press releases and articles of interest for the Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation newsletter are welcome. Send correspondence and newsletter submissions to the Foundation office.

Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation 9 Donor Wall Members

Benefactors $1,000,000+ Donors George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Silver Medal Donors $5,000 - $99,999 Donors Foundation Alta Ski Lifts Company Prothro, Mark & Diane Emma Eccles Jones Foundation Anderson, Barbara Stewart Pickett, David & Nancie Lawson, Janet Q. Cumming Foundation Prince, JaLynn & Greg S. J. & Jessie E. Quinney Foundation Cumming, John & Kristi Ray Quinney Nebeker Dreyfous, James & Geralyn Reister-Robb Interactive Duncan, Paul & Marilyn Sackler, Dr. & Mrs. Richard Gold Medal Donors Eccles, Spencer P. & Kristine Saunders, Hy & Debra $100,000 - $999,999 Donors Engen, Alan & Barbara Shrontz, Jody Dr. Ezekial & Edna Wattis Dumke Engen, Scott & Marcie Summit County Foundation Engen, Todd & Michelle Sweet, Jared Fidelity Foundation Ulbrich, Scott & Susanne Katherine W. & Ezekiel R. Dumke Jr. Gilbert, G. S. Beckwith U.S. Forest Service Foundation Hyland, Libby Utah Office of Museum Marriner S. Eccles Foundation Knowles, Lawrence & Marilyn Services Engen, Evelyn Korologos, Tom C. Wallace, M. W. Lawson, Frederick Q. Lawson, Peter Q. Webber, Dick Quinney, David & Shari Richard E. & Nancy P. Williams, Larry Swartz Foundation (Jim & Susan) Marriott Foundation Witter, Dean (Morgan Stanley) Miller Ski Company Wells Fargo Bank Mosser, Dr. Donn G. & Dr. Janet

Bronze Medal Donors $1,000 - $4,999 Donors Academy Studios IBM Corporation Roberts, Linda Altmann, Ruth Rogers Imboden, Adolph Rowan, Chuck & Suzanne Amidon, David International Skiing History Association Royal Street Corporation Bamberger Foundation Johnson, Ted & Shirley Rytting, Bill & Suzy Richard D. Bass Foundation Keller Family Foundation Shaffer, Richard & Kay (Nagel) Beekley, W. Mason Kessler, Alfred E. Shane, Elfreide Bounous, Junior & Maxine Kogstad, Rolf Snyder, Daniel & Debra Bower, John & Elizabeth Kunau, Lex & Celia Spedden, Rush & Betty Briggs, William M. Langford, Kirk The Summit Institute Burt, Chad Lawrence Goodman Fund Sundance Resort Byrne Family, The McMullen Family Foundation Sweeney, Ed George Cartwright Family Meldrum, Daniel & Patricia Taylor, Larry Cocoran, John M. Merriman, III, Charles H. Thomas, Richard S. & Susan G. Deer Valley Resort Michaels, H.C. & B. A. Thompson, Dr. Gregory C. & Karen S. Duncan, David R. L., M.D. & Irma W. Miller, Earl A. Underdog Foundation Durham, John & Shirley Nebeker, Dick & Ann Utah Humanities Council Durham, Wilby & Betty Newman, Frank Weisel, Thomas Fletcher, Mel & Peggy Park City Chamber/Bureau Wild Old Bunch Fox, Leo W. Pineridge Winery Willard L. Eccles Foundation Fuegi, Hans & Sally Penske, Roger S. Wythe, Henry & Susan Gaddis, Jim & Barbara Professional Ski Instructors of America Yamada, Barbara Goldminer’s Daughter Prosek, Tom Yerman, Bob Goodman, Irvin & Dorthy Prothro, J. Patrick Zions Bank

10 Winter 2007 Alf Engen Ski Museum Members New membership benefits! November 2006 - November 2007 See the included pledge envelope. Corporate Members Sustaining Members Supporting Members $5,000 + $1,000 - $5,000 $500 - $1,000 Eccles, Spencer P. & Kristine *Byrne, John J. III Penske, Roger & Kathy *Engen, Alan & Barbara Shane, Elfriede Marriott Foundation, Richard E. *Cumming, John & Kristi Pickett, David & Nancie *Fuegi, Hans & Sally Split Rail Foundation & Nancy P. *Korologos, Tom & Ann Ulbrich, Scott & Susanne Karns, Pete & Jeanine VanHousen, Patricia Quinney, Shari & David Durham, John & Shirley *Webber, Richard Park City Mountain Gaddis, Jim & Barbara Wythe, Henry & Susan Resort Imboden, Adolph Zions Bank Salt Lake Convention Johnson, Ted & Shirley & Visitor’s Bureau Lawson, Frederick Q. McMullen Family Mosser, Donn & Janet Foundation - In honor of Ted Johnson) Contributing Members $100 - $500 *Anderson, Graham Image Inc.) & family Reddish, Patrick Wilson, David & Sharon Ator, George Eriksen, Stein & Francoise *Koenig, Helen Reed, Syd & Harry Yamada, Barbara *Bennion, Kitty Ferguson, Airborneddie *Korologos, Mike Richer, Robert Berry, Michael (National Ace Productions (Trace Kunau, Lex & Celia *Robbins, Bicknell Anderson, Sandy & Woody - ISHF Areas Association) Worthington & Fuzz Lamb, Tom & Cecile *Rytting, William & Suzanne Bounous, Junior & Maxine Besobrasov, Nicholas & Ellen Feddersen) Lash, William Ski Utah - ISHF Bledsoe, Doug & Diane Fryer, L. Holley *Levitt, Bill & Mimi Smith, Brad Bounous, Steve & Sue - ISHF Bower, John & Bonnie *Gertino, Jack & Mert *Lloyd, Herbert & Helga Smith, Gibbs Hall, Dorothy - In memory of Brennwald, Heidi & Tim Gramshammer, Pepi *Lorenz, Betty Smith, Terrell Ike Hall Brett, Walt & Candy Gurr, John & Ilauna McConkey, Jim Spedden, Rush & Betty Irwin, Jim & Liz - In honor of Brewer, Richard & Jane *Hall, Donald & Adele McDonald, Margo Spencer, William & Judy Ted Johnson *Burt, Chad S. Hamilton, Jane & Steve McIntosh, Janet & Steve *Taylor, Richard & Marilyn Kronthaler, Nancy & Tom Burton, Norman & Joanne Head, Martha *Meldrum, Dan & Patty Theobold, Bob & Else - ISHF *Compton, Harold R. Hennings, Gary & Elvia Melville, Marvin & Renee *Thomas, Richard & Susan Schiller, Keith - In honor of Cutler, Dr. Craig Hoagland, John & Vicky Michaels, H.C. & B.A. *Thurgood, David G. Ted Johnson) Dalebout, Mel Holli, Dave & Pat Nelson, Connie *Vandehei, David & Susan Shuler, Ed & Colleen - In Danforth, Murray & Judith *Hoshaw, Robert & Ursula Nelson, Eric & Mindy Wallace, M. Walker honor of Ted Johnson *Douglas, Ronald & Nylene *Irwin, Marsha & Scott Park City Chamber/Bureau Ward, Kammie & David Southard, Carolyn & Marvin Drews, Lois Jensen, Katrina & Hal Pickett, Christine Warren, Jerry (Sundance) - In honor of Ted Johnson Dumke Jr., Katherine W. & E.R. Johnson, Ramon Pickett-Bean, Nancy Weaver, Peter & Susan Strang, Mike & Kit - In honor Joklik, Pam & Frank *Raemer, John & Jean Weichsel, Bernard of Ted Johnson Durkee, David (Corporate Kjeldsberg, Carl & Gillean Rasmussen, Richard F. Wells, Bob & Patti

Family Members $50 - $100 Adams, Neal & Marilyn *Emerson, Bruce & Kathy Kingston, Ray Shell, Mary K. & Joe Lockovitch, Alex, Karin & Arave, Dr. Joseph & Holly Ferguson, Ian Kipp, Carolyn Slaughter, Kent & Jane Eliza - In honor of Tom Archer, Frank & Robyn Fey, Tom & Carolyn *Kober, Sepp Sorensen, Neal & Carol Beggs Beggs, Thomas J. Gillmor, Mrs. E.L. *Law, Clarene and Creed Sullivan, Jim & Sarah *Besser, Dr. Gretchen Rous Bounous, Junior & Maxine Hague, Don & Lorna Lupus, Alfred (Stormy) & *Thompson, Dr. Greg & In honor of Alan Engen Bradshaw, Howard & Afton Haran, Roger L. Carol Karen Keator, George & Sheila - In Burnett, Dave & Katie Harmer, Russ & Jeannie Marshall, Connie & George Walker,Tim & Trish honor of Ted Johnson (Eccles) *Jaul, Ernest & Mary Miller, Ann & Alan *Weatherbee, Nona Marks, John David and Jeanie *Cameron, Steve & Joanne Kankainen, Eric M. Minshew Family, William Lash Young, Robert & Nancy In honor of Alan Engen Dean, Peggy Katzenberger, Ruth Miya, Miles Zuber, Darrell & Beth Tait Walker, Kevin - In memory Dennis, Leland & Thayre Kay, Karen & Phil Morris, Larry & Sylvia of Lina Yamada DeRose, Jennifer M. Keller, Lester & Safia Newton, Rick Elvidge, Michael Jenn DeRose *Kessler, Alfred E. Sasaki, Frank & Esther

Individual Members $25 - $50 Altum, Barbara Dibble, Keith Miller, Dale E. Scott, Darrell Coffey, Larry & Betty - In Barton, Paul Dunlea, John & Barbara Moreton, Edward & Barbara *Scott, Eldon memory of Lina Yamada *Bennett, Nelson Haueisen, Babette Munson, Irene Siegel, Ed Woody, Bob - In memory Berry, James *Hill, Duane Nunn, Jimmie R. & Jerry Stiegler, Pepi of the great Alf Engen Blatt, Marcia Jedenoff, George A. Rademacher, Ruth-Marie Telford, Alice G. Isakson, Laurie - In Brewer, Fred E. Kastner, James & Mary (Stewart) Vennett, Richard & memory of Li na Yamada Coleman, Calvin Lynn, Penee Ream, David Mary Ann Garff, Judith & David - in Crandlemire, George C. Marsh, Bob Reese, Don & Rebecca *Vrabel, John honor of Margo Crawford, D. Boyd Martinez, Enor Reichert, Wally *Walton, Mike & Terese McDonald *Dake, Daniel & Nadine *McCarthy, Paul Sagle, Art & El *Multiple memberships purchased in this time period.

Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation 11 Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation www.engenmuseum.org 2990 Bear Hollow Drive P.O. Box 980187 Park City, Utah 84098

Have fun checking out the new entry to the museum! Utah Olympic Park 2007/2008 Event Schedule

December 15 – 22: USSA Freestyle Selections

January 9 – 12: FIBT Skeleton Intercontinental Cup

January 7 – 13: FIBT Bobsled and Skeleton America’s Cup

January 13 – 18: FIL Jr. Luge World Cup

February 8 – 9: VISA Ski Jump Series

March 13 – 16: USSA Nordic Super Tour & National Championships

March 24: USSA Freestyle National Championships

Additional Events TBA