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, , , I , , , I I I I , I: i " I ! I ! I ' I I I I ,I I :. , I 1 PROFESSIONAL SKI INSTRUCTORS OF AHE~..rCA, INC. HEADQUARTERS: 1801 York Street Denver, Colorado 80206 [phone] Dennis Sanford, Exec. Sec. Diane l1ayer,Assistant PRESIDENT: Judge Jrmmy Johnston 3505 Admiral Lane North Minneapolis, Minnesota 55429 (612) 537-270h - home (612) .330-7730 - business OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT: Her"bert · schneI"der North Conway, Ne~'l Hampshire [phone] - home (603) 356-55(,4 - business BOARD OF DIRECTORS Willy Schaeff1er 2580 South York Street Denver, Colorado 80210 [phone] - home [phone] - business Hank Emery 33 Pearl Street #206 Denver, Colorado 80203 [phone] - home (303) 297 -7760' - business Bill Lenihan 1114 Norton Building Seattle, Washington 98104 [phone] - home [phone] - business Richard Kun Box 1571 Big Bear Lake, [phone] Jerry Muth Box 368 California 92315 Vail, Colorado 81657 [phone] - home [phone] - business Nic Fiore P.O. Box 24 Yosemite National Park, California 95389 [phone] - home [phone] - business Jon Putnam Box 59 Franconia, Ne"l Hampshire 03580 [phone] Glen A. Young 12010 S.E. 32nd Street Bellevue, Washington 98005 [phone] - home [phone] - business James o. Weiss Box 2372 Casper, Hyoming [phone] Lou Lorenz (After April 15) Box 577 82601 Whitefish, Montana 59937 2010 '~es t North Temple Salt Lake City,'Utah 84116 [phone] - home [phone] - business Committee Member Names and Addresses Abraham, Horst - Box 433, Aspen, Colo. 81611 Addison, Mark ... 990 Rose Hill Drive, Boulder, Colo. 80302 Ains~'lOrth, Wally ... 4101 S. W. Hamilton Road, Fort Wayne, Ind. 46809 Allard, Rene ... Rte. 1, Box 252, Bason Is land, .. Wash. 98070 Anderson, Woody ... P.O. Box 919, Park City, Utah 84060 Autrey, Bbb ... Ski School Director, Park City West, Utah 84060 Berger, Gary ... Box 885, MamJ.'i1oth Lakes, Cali.f. 93546 Bohlsheid, Bill ... 516 No. Bunn St., Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Bounous, Junior - 771 E. 3230 North, Provo, Utah 84601 Briner, Jack - 8660 N. Kildeer Court, Milwaukee, Wisc. 53209 Clark, Phil ... Box 576, Georgetmm, Colo. 80444 Chaplin, Dave ... Box 161, Park City, Utah 84060 Crick, Dick ... Box 415, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dunn, Bob -18 Seery St., Malden, H~lSS. 02148 Dunrud, Joan ... Meeteetse, Hyo. 82433 Emery, Hank - 33 Pearl St. - #206, Denver, Colo. 80203 Engel, Sigi ... Sun Valley, Idaho 83353 Farwig, Rene ... Rte. 1, Box 625, Parkdale, Ore. 97047 . Fellin, Dave ... 2615 Sycamore, Missoula, Mont. 59801 Fiore, Nic ... P.O. Box 24, Yosemite National Park, Calif. 95389 Gavett, Bruce ... Box 356,' Wilmington, Vt. 05363 Hackett, Steve ... 3847 East 88th, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Hannnerel, Tom ... 616 0 'Malley Dr., Billings, Hont. 59102 Heidenreich, Stan - 209 Central Ave., Albany, N.Y. 12206 Hollaus, Otto ... 75 North Snelling, St. Paul, Minn. 55104 James, Ron ... 4631 Ashfield Drive, Boulder, Colo. 80302 Jarrett, Margaret ... 1131 Yale, Billings, Hont. 59102 Johnson, Fred ... 149 Topsffeld Road, .Ips,qich, Mass • .01938 Johnson, Royal - 2915 Illinois, Billings, Mont. 59102 Johnston,· Judge Jimmy ... 3505 Admiral Lane No., Minneapolis, Minn. 55429 Jones, Phil ... 2956 Mountain View Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Keene, Ed ... 136· Sherman, Deadwood, S.D. 57732 Kcrridge, Phil ... Box 203, Lakeshore, Calif. 93634 . Kun, Richard - P.O. Box 1571, Big Bear Lake, Calif. 92315 Kurtz, Don ... 2202 Kerper Blvd. So., Cody, \{yo. 82414 LaCouter, William - Box 1543, Aspen, Colo. 81611 Lange, Keith - c/o Ed Pond, 9728 South 1650 l-lest, Riverton, Utah 84065 Larsen, David - 3091 East 7180 South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 Lash, Bill ... 1783 Hubbard Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah 83340 . Laughrin, Jim'" Box 1773, Boise, Idaho 83701 Leipheimer, Bob - Terra Verde Heights, Butte, Mont. 59701 Lenihan, Bill - 1114 Norton Building, Seattle, Wash. 98104 Link, Ed - Crystal Mountain, Wash. 98022 Lucas, Joy ... 5411 So. Angeline St., Seattle, lolash~ 98118 Lucks, Ed ... R.R. L ... Box l12F, Carbondale, Colo. 81623 Lundberg, Max ... Alta Ski Lifts, Alta, Utah 84070 MacDermott, Bob - Lake Placid Motor Lodge, Lake Placid, N.Y. 12946 Mascotti, Paul - 8701 Lyndale Ave. So., Minneapolis, Minn. 55420 McIntyre, Tina - 16588 Beach Drive N.E., Seattle, Wash. Hosiman, Earl ... 1624 Cargill Building, Hinneapolis, Ninn. 55402 Mullin, Larry .... Box 328, El Prado, Nevl Mexico 87529 Huth, Jerry ... Box 368, Vail, Colo. 81657 Nelson, Freq ... 19330 83rd Place West, Edmonds, Wash. 98020 -2- Palmer, Peter - Box 74, Manchester Center, Vt. 05255 Parkinson, Clark - 2245 Oneida St., Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Parody, Ron - 1319 North lva1nut, Arlington Heights, Ill. 60004 Perry, Lee - 6106 S.E. 32nd, Portland, Ore. 97202 Petersen, Larry - 771 South High, Denver, Colo. 80209 Peterson, Phil - 2258 Shanonda1e, Libertyville, Ill. 60048 Phelan, Don - Route 1, Box 65, Slinger, Wisc ... 53086 Pond, Ed - 9728 South 1650 West, Riverton, Utah 84065 Putnam, Jon - Box 59, Franconia, New Hampshire 03580 Raedeke, Dennis - Box 95, Taylors Falls, 1-1inn. 55084 Roehling, Duane - 61 Cascabel, Los Alamos, N.M. 87544 Ruschp, Sepp - Sto~Te, Vt. --05672 . Sandberg, Jim - 2508 Spruce~lTood, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 Sanford, Dennis - PSIA, Inc., 1801 York St., Denver, Colo. 80206 Schaeff1er, Willy - 2580 South York St., Denver, Colo. 80210 Schnackenberg, Rudi - 1070 Crawford - P.O. Box 4, Steamboat Springs, Colo. 80477 Schuster; Werner - Box 562, Tahoe City, Calif. 95730 Seibert, Pete - Vail Associates, Vail, Colo. 81657 Shearer, Andy, Jr. - 3700 Gilroy Road, Salt Lake City~ Utah 84109 Short, Randy - Box 589, Big Bear Lake, Calif. 92315 Siros, Bill - P.O. Box 793, Truckee, Calif. 95734· Smith, Bob - 1116 Sibley St., Hastings, Minn. 55033 Soberanski, Albert R., M.D. - 2105 Buchtel Blvd. - #308, Denver, Colo. 80210 Solberg, Dick - 243 Dixon, Missoula, Hont. 59801 Solymosi, Frank, M.S. - c/o Dr. A1 Soberanski, 2105 Buchtel Blvd. - #308, Denver, Sparks, Kerr - Mt. Mansfield Corp., Stowe, Vt. 05672 Colo. 80210 Stemper, Ray - 2120 \-lest Clybounl, l-1i1waukee, Wise. 53092 Straubha.ar, Robel - Box 173, Crested Butte, Colo. 81224 Strickland, Bill - P.O. Box 1674, Big Bea.r Lake, Calif. 92315 Tatzer, Fritz - 3327 lvest 2nd Ave., Durango, Colo. 81301 Teicru1er, Helmut 0- 666 No. Lakeshore Drive, Chicago, Ill. 60611 Tomlinson, Stan - P.O. Box 2158, Olympic Valley, Calif. 95730 Trepp, Merle - Caberfae Ski Area, Cadillac, Mich. 49601 Ttvardokens, George, M.S. - 1665 Harold Drive, Reno, Nev. 89503 Vagners, Juris, Ph.D. - 13710 Riviera Pl. N.E., Seattle, Wash. 98125 Valar, Paul - Franconia, N.H. 03580 Voltz, Al - 15413 E. Val leytolaY , Veradale, ~-7ash. 99037 Vorhees, Richard, M.D. - ~28 Broadway, Seattle, Wash. Weigand, Jack - 5327 S.E. Morrison, Portland, Ore. 97215 Weiss, Jim - Box 2372, Casper, Wyo. 82601 -- (After April 15): Box 577, . '.Jhitefish, Montana 59937 West, Gordon - 1101 Vista Place; Wenatchee, Wash. 98801 Willey, Dick - Box 146, Wisdom, Mont. 59761 Windisch, Erich - Box 155, Dillon, Colo. 80435 . Winthers, Jim - Director of Federal & State Relations, President's Council on Physical Fitness, Room 2600, Seventh & D Street S.W., Washington, D. C. 20202 .Wyman, Ed - 264 Upton St., Grafton, Hass. 01519 Zinunerman, Egon - P.O. Box 681, Laconia, N.H. 03246 CER TIFIED SKI TEACHER I. S. I. A. LOOK 4 FOR THE· BADGE Intermountain Ski Instructors Assn. \' 1ft;)}'C:/I frtK!lf.,.,. ,4(J /CI ;t11EL be; -~ 8Co 7 sct)~ ;:;:as ,18 .. IS ,., I(! tj 4. ,< -, h' __ k "JP-} Name' ____________________________________________________ _ Type of Ski Purchased PLEASE CHECK o Total Royal o Formel Super Address ___ ~ __ '_"__~-'-~ ___ __,_-------- o Total Racer DH o Exclusiv Zip ___ --'- o Total Racer SL o Total Racer GS o Spezial o Alu-Glas , .' BLIZZARD City_ _________S tate ',,,· .• t'" SKIS Ci".Total o Fan 2000 Dealer Name I Sk I Dealer Date Serial Signature " Purchased i . Le~gth Number Blizzard would appreciate your answering the following 4. Type of store purchased from: o Ski Resort Shop questions: o Sporting Goods Store OSpecialty Ski Shop o Department Store o Other 1. OMaie o Female DYour Age 5. What most influenced your decision to buy Blizzard Skis? o Single [J Married Recommendation of: ODealer Dlnstructor o Fnend 2. How many years have you been skiing? o Other 6. Do you have any comments on Blizzard Skis 3. Have you previously owned a pair of skis? .". "" If so, what brand and style > tI.. o U ~ w :E o l­V) :::> u WARRANTY BIZZARD/BRUNSWICK warrants the Total Royal for THREE YEARS. the Total Racer. Total. Forme} Super. Exc1usiv and Spezial for TWO YEARS and the Alu-Glas. Fan 2000. Junior Skis. Short Skis and GLM Skis for ONE YEAR from date of sale to be free from defects in materials and workmanship, BLIZZARD/BRUNSWICK will repair or replace at our option any ski damaged during normal use. This warranty does not apply to skis that are broken. or otherwise damaged. due to their abuse or misuse. This warranty does not cover repair of nicks or scratches. CUSTOMER OBLIGATIONS UNDER WARRANTY 1. Warranty card must be completed. including dealer signature and date of purchase. and returned to Blizzard/Brunswick, 3422 West Fullerton Ave., Chicago, lllinois 60647. within 15 days of purchase. 2. If warranty service is required, the purchaser must remove bindings and pack the skis in an ac· ceptable carton, along with his copy of the war· ranty card and mail them. postage paid. to Bliz· zard/Brunswick. 3422 West Fullerton Ave .• Chi· cago. Illinois 60647. The repaired skis will be returned. postage pre· paid to the address the purchaser specifies. 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Piute Provo, Utah 84601 INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION APPLICATION FOR EXAMINATION Date ____________________ _ FULL LEGAL NAME __________________________ ~------------~------------------ (please print) First Middle Last PERMANENT ADDRESS, __________________________________________________ ~------- Street City State WINTER ADDRESS ______________ ~ ________________ ~----------------~~~---- Street City State WINTER PHONE NUMBER ________________ SUMMER PHONE NUMBER. ________ __ CERTIFICATION STATUS _________________________________________________ __ SPONSORING SKI SCHOOL & DIRECTOR, _______________________ """""-_________ _ ADDRESS, __________________________________________________________ __ AGE. ____ _ BORN WHEN_________________ WHERE. _______________________ ___ PRIOR CITIZENSHIPS _________________ _ IN U. S. SINCE, ______ CITIZEN. ___ _ MILITARY SERVICE: YEARS ___ _ TO _____ BRANCH, ____________________ __ TYPE OF DISCHARGE _________________ MARRIED ___________ CHILDREN _________ __ SEX _________________ WEIGHT ______________ HEIGHT ______________ _ EXAMINATION CHOICE: 1st 2nd 3rd DATE. _______________________________________________________ _ AREA. __________________________________________________________ _ TEACHING, MOUNTAINEERING, OR WINTER SPORTS EXPERIENCE: ______________________ _ PREVIOUS EXAMINATIONS dates NOTICE organization Your current Red Cross Advanced First Aid Card must be attached to this application. Examination fee of $25.00 must accompany this application unless it has been deposited with the association at an earlier date. examined? result DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SECTION First Aid Approved ------------------- Result of Subject A~ ______________ __ Result of Subject B, ________________ ___ All Re4uirements Complete __________ _ Chief Examiner PARK CITY RESORT ALTA WOODY ANDERSON, MANAGER P. O. BOX 919 PARK CITY, UTAH 84060 PHIL JONES, SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR 2956 Mountain View Drive Salt Lake City, Utah CHARLES MORTON AL'TA, UTAH 84070 ALF ENGEN, SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR 820 East Three Fountains Drive #132 Murray, Utah 84107 BLUE MOUNTAIN GRANT BRONSON, MANAGER MONTICELLO, UTAH 84535 SUNNY REDD, SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR LASAL, UTAH 84530 iJ EAVER MOUNTAIN TEDSEEHOLZER, MANAGER 124 NOR'ni MAIN LOGAN, UTAH FRANK GILLETTE, SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR BRIAN HEAD BILL TIIOMPSON BOX F CEDAR CITY, UTAH PH: [phone] or (801) 649 -9681 PH: [phone] PH: [phone] PH: [phone] PH: (801) 587 -2786 PH: (801) 752 -5334 or 563-5773 PH: BRIAN HEAD #1 GEORG HARTLMAIER, SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR PH: BRIAN HEAD #3 BOX 183 CEDAR CITY, UTAH BRlGHTUN DEAN JENSEN & ZANE DOYLE 3535 HERMES DRIVE SALT LAKE CITY K. SMITI-I, SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR 3414 BROCKBANK DRIVE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH GORGOZA CAL McPHIE BOX 11277 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84111 LOU LORENZ SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR 2010 WEST NORrn-I TEMPLE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH PARK CITY WEST DON REDMON, MANAGER BOX 308 PARK CITY, UTAH 84060 BOB AUTRY, SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR 2452 SKYLINE DRIVE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH SNOW BASIN ROY C. NELSON, MANAGER 4921 KIWANA DRIVE OGDEN, UTAH EARL MILLER, SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR 1657 24th STREET OGDEN, UTAH 84404 SOLITUDE DEAN ROBERTS, MANAGER 8697 KINGS HILL DRIVE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84121 PH: (801) 277 -5440 277-3963 PH: (801) 278 -9943 PH: [phone] PH: (801) 364 -2969 PH: (801) 363 -6413 PH: [phone] PH: (801) 393 -9196 PH: (801) 393 -8374 PH: [phone] DEAN ROBERTS, SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR PH: [phone] Home same as above . SUNDANCE EDWARD JONES - SUNDANCE INC. BOX 837 PROVO, UTAH 84601 PH: (801) 374 -8444 JUNIOR BOUNOUS, SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR PH: [phone] 772 EAST 3350 NORTH PROVO, UTAH 84601 POWDER MOUNTAIN RONALD H. HARRISON 2580 ECCLES AVENUE OGDEN, UTAH SNOWBIRD TED JOHNSON ALTA via SANDY UTAH 84070 PH: (801) 399 -9603 PH: [phone] C:Ol'ldIl"l'.&8 Hli;;)'l'O.tUCAL CHAIi"MAN A] S. Ellis l~Al-lli: A;;)j;:) .[;:.1' Al~'r ChALtMAN Leon Dean 1. Mer]jn Berg 2. Dave Chap] j n Sjd L •• Tepsop Lex Kunau Psm] Ramlow 6. i1axj ne 'Bounous P. O. Box 1109 • Pocatello, Idaho 1716 E. 'rerry PocateJJ o , Ida. 83201 ADDHbSS 383? Parkview Drive, S.L.C •• Utah Peruvian Lod~e, Alta, Utah Box 161, Park City, Utah 390 E: hOO N, Bountiful, Utah BoX 548, Burley, Idaho BoX 306, Sun Valley, Idaho( declined) 772 ! 33~0 N, Provo, Utah (declined) 233-2738 Bes. PHONB , jJLd7!7~- iI&0 j)~ ~II 711' /s-~ /6 & ~ Y d zt f)~ ~--'-A <:: - :::: . - 9~/ 2- //lLI If- /?JtJ PM ~ ?4~ To C/acl: Date I-Irt Time q'-/.._... . ' of _ ") . ', .. ,- - . ,- W~ILE! YOU" WJ=:RE OUT M Pnh i,'d-Irv of / Phone ,:?ta:S- ~. eIL ?t. Area Code Number Extension TELEPHONED t,... WCEASE CALL CALLED TO SEE YOU WILL CALL AGAIN , WANTS TO SEE YOU URGENT RETURNED YOUR CALL Message ~cJ.1 ~ '15 41L Operator EFFICIENCY® LINE No. 2725 • 60 SHEET PAD To c~ . Date I~? - Time 't. otD I WHILE YOU WERE OUT Mr. ' i l~jlR~ Phone No. 36::5 ;{, 8~ of_ I >--________________________ _ TELEPHONED * ~ PLEASE PHONE HIM t CALLED TO SEE YOU* RETURNED YOUR CALL * WILL CALL AGAIN t Regarding _______________________ _ ( *Check mark. ) tCheck or iruoert time. 27 16 8· 5 1 ~ <;/'!i . k leV.~ ( " / z.,. \ l (I fY'vfJ J e· t ') t; \ ~ · - 1(' 2 ~' ';/7G7 J!,s!l ._ < 1 )·,cl j i-I (pcl - ( /- 7c I I Cc'~ 3/J s-//, 2i,/lf , - /aALfL IOC)/, Lw~!Lt 3 BclWJ I~)-Z, ~ ft;JJ / g 1LJ , I Lui1A j)~ lci / rtf ~~~ 30 (. ~~~-~~ ~ ~~,;tO,.:1~,;z/ (j)/~~ ~~-~&.L~-~~ ~ <ttl- J)~~rU~. C E R T I F I CAT ION EXM<1INI',TION POLICY - HJ'l'ERMOlJN1'flIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION Plall for the Certification of Ski Teachers by the Intermountain Ski Instructors ~ssociation. The fOllowing proposals are for the purpose of placing this system for certification of ski instructors into operation. They cover the rroblerns of supervision and operation of Certification-Examination :'l'OCC:3S. I DUTIES OF THE ISI;i CERTIFICt.TION COMMITTEE The duties of the 1:31/\ Certification Committee shall be as follows: . Put this system into operation, maintain it, and supervise its operation. B. Perform such other duties as may be hereinafter referred to, or outlined in, the By-laws of the I~IA. II EXJ'I,MINfI'I'rON l,DMINI STRATION f' . Exar;;:iners: 'j'he examiners t1ha} J be 8 ppo1n ted t~y the Cert 1 fica t ion Committee, L;I .. J as stated in ':rticJe V cf the By-laws. The Committee shall foJlow a program of quallfyj.ng, selecting, and training of com­netent examlners by appoir:ting individuals who are 8bove average in technical and mechanical knowledge of skiing and ski teaching. The committce shall use discret.ion in choosing examiners who are \~ i't,lly certified, m8 t ure, and not narrowly inclined concerning ~a 0ersonalitles or the merits of anyone ski school or system of 7,,1A. ...y . ~J 'sekxia mtienaacthiionnp .; w. i thT her efceormemncitet eeto shthael l ~'eevraflouramtaen ceth eo f rethseu ltjso inoft the ~ examinlnl?: board and ea eh indi vidua 1 examiner. The results will . tr" .... be retained by the committee and used for future reference for . ~~~~. the selection of examiners. Names of the examiners for each ex­~~\ t ~fP",· amination shall not be disclosed until the day of the examination bl ~~ unless otherwise directed by the committee. ,tt ,,""1'"" " \ '~llf)v'- B. Compensa tion of Examiners: The examiners shall receive compensation for the expenses for each day spent as an examiner. Each examiner shall be entitled to receive reimbursement for incidental expenses directly re­lated to the operation of the examination. The Certification Vice President in cooperation with the President and the Admin­istrative Vice PreSident, may at their discretion compensate examiners and other individuals for their expen.es upon receipt of said expenses. C. -2- Examining Board: The examining board shall consist of at least three members. In the absence of the Chief Examiner, the Certification Vice President or his agent shall appoint one committee member to be in charge of the examination. Each examiner shall keep his own score of grades on all candidates examined. The examiner will be responsible to keep all scores in strict confidence. The examiners' findings shall be final. III PRELIMINARIES OF THE EXAMINATION ; Time and Place: The Certification Vice President in cooperation with the President of ISlA may schedule an examination at any date or place. ~ ~ .... ~""''''I') ~ ~)to :If c~~\ The applications must be submitted to the Certification Committee Chairman at least eightEen (18) days prior to the scheduled date for examination.T ....... (~ (i~) "1.rt'I~ CA v()/,04"-' (; LDlqC ur i The maximum size of a .. enem .8&M will be eight (8) candidates. On receipt of the application and fee, the Certification Vice President will confirm the date of examination to each individual ca ndida te. t·.rea s where there a re less than the required number of candidates, the candidate should send an application and fee to the Certification Vice President, and he will notify them of the next examina~ion. Date, place and all applications shall be subject to approval of the Certification Chairman. B. [nnouncements: C. It will be the responsibility of the Certification Committee to publish and mail to the general membership the plan for certifica­tion and to make available the names and addresses of the Executive Secretary, Certification Vice President, Certification Committee, and Area Certification Re re~e tatives. It shall be the dut~ of the Examinin Board to . the and to mal dlrect-on. ..-3 0 eum :~( ., §' i~---' v-.. ~.Jf:; ,4.-.-11 L~ E,l ' .eya>~_~71b.;, ~ Qualifications of Candidates: A candidate must meet the follow1ng qua11fications of the ISlA be­fore he or she be allowed to take the exam: -3- 1. Candidates for examination for r'ssociate Ski ll)iJ_~£&Cj;~,,1'·o ...... shall be at least eighteen (18) years of age017 t;anOldates for Certified Ski Ins truc tor sha 11 be a t lea sr. ei~hteen.. . v')to (18) years of age and been associate certified~Ano l~s~ .... "' than six (6) months, 2. A,ll candida tes sha 11 ha ve sufficient knowledge of the English language and have a high standard of personal ethics and character. 3. All non-member candidates shall be "registered" with ISlA. 4. All non-member candidates must hold an advanced first aid card. 5. All non-member candidates must complete a written report. 11 Candidates shall be subject to approval by the Board of Directorf D. Registration: A non-member can make application for certification after he has completed registration. The fee for registration is $15.00. The term of registration will be until the following June 30 or on ob­taining certlfication status. Forms for registration are available through ISlA Executive Secretary, Area Certification Representative, or Ski School Director. E. ~xam ~p~lic~tion: The candidate for examination shall fill out an application approved by his Ski 3chool Director or Chief Examiner. All non-member can­didates must hold and be prepared to present to the examining board an advanced first aid card. The candidate shall also consent to the cancellation of his certification by the Board of Directors at Its discretion. The application to ether with the fee for examina-and written re e. s ce Written Report: This report shall be a comprehensive research paper on the following subject matter. 1. Avalanche hazards and recognizing them and avalanche rescue techniques . .,j- ...... ~--(I~....:.;..f , . 2. Equipment and clothing. on. 3. Organization and history of Professional Ski Instruction. a. I.S.I.A. b. P.S.I.A. s a basis for this report, the followjng references can he used: 1. Manual of Ski Mountaineering, Revised, David R. Brower, Editor, compiled under the auspices of the N.S.A., 2nd Edition, University of C;JJlf~)rn:ta Press. 2. Pvalanche Handbook, U.S. Government Printing Office. 3. American Ski Technique, a va ila ble through the Profess iona 1 Ski Instructors of ~merica. 4. Avalanche Enigma, Fraser, Colen, Rand McNalley, 19h6. 5. Introduction to Mountaineering, Smith, George Alan. F. Term of Certification: The term of certification shall be for one year after which time the candidate may apply for renewal without examination provided he has met the requirements outlined in the Articles of Incorporation and By-laws of I.S.I.A. G. Fees: The fee for examination shall be thirty ($30.00) Dollars. s~/i teacher's nin will be issued to the succ,,::,:-:'~rul applicant of ttl(' exam:incl t :lon. 'The pin shall remain the pY'Of.,e' ~y of the Intermoun· toln Ski In3trlu.:tor's .'~ssociation. "c)cHUonal uins may be obtained on deposit from the Executive SecretCi~'\ ~,f 1 ~lP. em termin3tion of cectlfic(~t:i')n, all pins shall be retL:r~:ed ~ 'J tnf" Executjve 3ecretary .f' T' '" I A OJ..1.o • l'\. 1 -1 .in"t"", res t e d agenc 1 es ( r' T., :.), . qj',· )res t·,:; 0_"~" \"~1c ;e, T,') .,'"') .0,.... . A" J and P.;-). I . r, .) s ha 11 ben 0 t 1 fie d by the ~~ x e cut 1 ve :::l e ere t 3 l' Y 0 f I S I A . IV EXJIMINATION / The examinaU.on will be based on the Basic Principles of the current ftmerican Ski Technique. The examination will consist of four parts. Parts 1, 2, and 3 of the examination will be conducted on the snow, and all parts will be completed in one appointed day. Part 1: Demonstration Phase - the candidate shall be prepared to demonstrate RO Ieee UUH' tRPe~ of the following test figures: '11'\ 1 T -5- straight Running Gliding wedge Steered turn Traverse Forward sideslip stem C,llri s ties .fw~__ _ ) Lon~ara llel eliristles Parallel with check ~j.'" Short radius para llel cMietie The candidate may be asked to demonstrate additional maneuvers. Part 2: Teaching Phase - The candidate shall be able to demonstrate ana exp181n clearly ana correctly each movement of any of the maneu­vers listed under Part 1 above that are used in his ski school se- :t uence . ile should be able to recognize any incorrectly executed maneuver and to discover, explairl, and correct the fundamental errors involved. ~he candidate ~tll also be expected to show his ability to demonstrate :'id aL'ply the nL'00er corrective exerr:iSE'3. He shall be 81,le to select proper terrain for teaching various maneu­r;' T's, ('c)l~slderinv gradient, snow, and weather conditions, safety, etc. ';-'he ca rd ~da te ~.,ha 1] dem::HlS tra te a bili ties to lead a cIa ss from one n:Clneuvcr to the ;: fC' x: in a logical and contLlOuS progression and (~'=cordinv to lJar~D1JS Ob:r<~tIves oy \lse-'OT--:l"7-:xITlary mAneU\7e~fl. Part "!,; [,':'ee :;kUlig Phase - During a free r~ki1ng period, the candldat,e 81~8JT"cH3P1aYTiI3"i:!1!l1Ity---to execute with a high degree of preciSion, stcadlLe~'s, and r:ontrnJ, and Any of the maneuvers of his repertC'ry of clownh:" J 1 ~:) k j ing () bi 1 U -1.. es, des igna ted by the examining boa rd. The eX8mining bnard shall also designate the terrain, snow conditions, and the .rate of speed. Part 4: Oral and Written Phase- The candidate shall be prepared to complete a short series of questions in writing concerning items per­tinent to the sport of skiing and be prepared for an oral examination. The oral portion will be subject to the discretion of the examining board. ( Each examiner shall score e~_~h sub£-section of the score card numeri­cally - zero (0) through ~y~. These scores shall be used a8 "\ I. a gUid~&eFJ1~~l~grade of Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4. The qualifying score »tt ~ 17e eixteen {Hi) or ehe¥th- .'I.soeiate ~-"tw1!"1ve- ifl't (12) to fifteen (15), and Pe11ed-tG--QU8-1~f-y1a below twelve (12). , The examiner's average of Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 shall be his final grade. I it ij mri~~- candj!ate reeeive .. Irld! in Pert-2-r -tea--GhJ.n& phaae, , ~ Ulan 1Ml II!! . \~;;:~verale of the Soard ot Exe.inere ' tinal grades shell be the exe __ inat10n result. n.!t-V-L i-t, '(J",.I ".,,1- J. {tu.J-.)~ .... ).:.c"'/~-(i\"'(;"""t i""~ .. Exam results will be posted at the exams conclusion . .. ~--------------------------------~-------------------------- INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION Certification of Proxy Votes The I.S.I.A. Credentials Committee hereby certifies that Edwin Pond has Number Name qualified proxy votes assigned to him. The following members have expressed their desire to have him vote for them: 1. Ross Uibel 11. 21. 2. Howard F. Uibel 12. 22. 3. Fred W. Finlinson 13. 23. 4. Char) es Fjelds 14. 24. 5. 15. 25. 6. 16. 26. 7. 17. 27. 8. 18. 28. 9. 19. 29, 10. 20. 30. The following members proxyU s were disallowed: 1. 6. 2. 7. 3. 8. 4. 9. 5. 10. Credentials Committee Chairman -3H(- APPLICATION -3H(- PROFESSIONAL SKI INSTRUCTORS OF AMERICA, INC. SKI SCHOOL LIABILITY JNSURANCE PLAN ZONE I (Rocky Mt. - NW - Midwest) 1. Name of Ski School. ______________________________________________________________ __ 2. Mailing Address ________________________ ZIP CODE. ______ _ 3. Location of Ski School ----------------------------------------------------------- 4. Name or Names of Ski School Director(s) __________________________________________ ___ 5. Director fully Certified? School a member of PSIA? ------------------------------- ---- 6. Desired Effective Date of Policy ------------------------ 7. If a "Certificate of Insurance" is needed for the Ski Area or Others, show to whom the Certificate is to be issued: NAME ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ADDRESS __________________________________________________________________ _ The following limits of liability insurance are hereby applied for: (Check plan desired) PLAN "A" \ oU PLAN ''B'' ,... ..- --. $100,000 per Person Bodily Injury $300,000 per Accident Annual Premium Charge s : $40.00 Ski School Base Charge $ 9.00 per Certified and/or Associate Instructor $11.00 per Non-Certified Instructor $250,000 per Person Bodily Injury $500,000 per Accident Annual Premium Charge s : $42.00 Ski School BaSe Charge $10.00 per Certified and/or Associate Instructor $12.00 per Non-Certified Instructor Number of Instructors: Fully Certified and/or Associate ____ ~Non-Certified~ __________ __ NOTE: Certified and Associate Instructors are classed and rated together. Registered Instructors are classed and rated with Non-Certified Instructors. A complete list of instructors, including the school director, must be listed on the back side of this application. For FULL coverage be sure to list ALL instructors. This application must be accompanied by a check or money order for the full annual premium. All policies carry a minimum premium of $100.00. I hereby declare the above statements are true and I have not suppressed or mis-stated any facts. It is understood that all premiums are fully earned upon policy issuance, and there will be no refund for midyear cancellations. I hereby agree that all non-certified instructors will be under my supervision and direction, and I will work to get them cert­ified as soon as possible. Signature: ______________ ~----~ __ --~--~~~---------------- SKI SCHOOL OWNER OR DIRECTOR Check Enclosed: $~--____ ~--~~~--------- Make Checks Payable to: PSIA Ski Insurance Mail Application to: PSIA SKI INSURANCE PROCESSJNG OFFICE J & A JNSURANCE ASSOCIATES P. O. BOX 20067 BILLJNGS, MONTANA 59102 TEL [phone] APPLICATION PSIA SKI SCHOOL LIABILITY INSURANCE PLAN Ski Schools operated by Ski Areas: Many schools are operated by the ski area at which they are located, and thus are presently insured under the area's liability policy. In numerous cases last year, it proved far less expensive to insure the ski school in the PSIA Plan. This is done by endorsing the ski area's policy to exclude coverage for the ski school instruction program and then writing the ski school in the PSIA Plan. In this way, there is no duplication of coverage or premium cost. Should you have any questions on this, just contact the PSIA insurance processing office. Wording of the Insuring Agreement of the PSIA Plan: Director: "The Company will pay on behalf of the insured all sums which the insured shall become legally obligated to pay on damages because of Bodily Injury to which this insurance applies caused by an occurrence and arising out of the acts or omissions of the insured in connection with the profession of Ski Instruction." LIST OF SKI INSTRUCTORS: (All instructors must be listed in order to have the insurance cover them and their acts.) Name Certi­fied Non­Certified Name Certi­fied NOTE: If additional instructors are added to your staff during the ski season, just send their names plus a check to cover the premium to the processing office and they will be added to your policy. ~ ONE COPY OF THIS APPLICATION FOR YOUR RECORDS Non­Certified 10-70 ------ LODGE RATES Alta, Utah RUSTLER LODGE (BOl) 649-9770 Dormitory Small room with basin only Small room with basin and shower only Large room, private shower and toilet Large room, private balcony, and complete bath ALTA LODGE (BOl) 649-9310 Main Building: Dormitory Standard room, wash basin, shower adjacent Standard room, connecting shower and toilet Standard room, private shower and toilet Swiss, combination bedroom, complete bath New Wing (Mountain View): Large room, two double beds, complete bath Large corner combination bedroom-sitting room and complete bath New Wing East (Constructed 196B--Mountain View): Large room, twin or king-size beds, complete bath Large room, twin or king-size beds, private balcony, and complete bath Additional person in room at dormitory rate Except children under 12 " " "6 ALTA.PERUVIAN LODGE (BOl) 649-9101 Standard Rooms DSueliutexse Rooms ) Three Persons $19.95 Four Persons 17 .95 / Ro11-a-Way Beds $ B.95 GOLD MINER'S DAUGHTER (BOl) 649-9B11 Existing Building Twin Beds, wash basin in room, shower adjacent Additional person in room--adult Children under 12 Children under 6 New Building (constructed 196B) fireplace, Large room, queen or twin beds, private bath, tub and shower Additional person in room--adult Children under 12 Children under 6 RATES PER DAY PER· PERSON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY $ $ 13.00 lB.OO 23.00 12.50 14.50 16.50 lB.OO $ 21. 50 23.50 LESS SINGLE OCCUPANCY $ 11.00 17.00 26.00 35.00 25% $ 11.00 16.00 lB.OO 21.00 25.00 $ 32.00 35.00 $ 20.00 $ 29.00 23.50 35.00 11.00 9.50 5.50 $ 12.45 17.95 $ 13.00 10.00 9.00 5.00 $ 20.00 LESS 25% $ 14.95 21.95 LESS 25% $ lB.OO $ 2B.00 l2.0~ 10.00 6.00 LESS 25% ---- ~ "". I I c: r ~5~ 6J'-6/- ....-- f'f J~'~ .5~ fh­f)"- ~ I~ r- 7 2.. (2c ~ {J /-..rJ ;:iJts~~ (j3,,_.J (Jf~ ~.d~1 )5 ... . t£f l14~jl'L 1--1<- d.~, .•• J'gd I 37 % I!tLjEJ "'~~ ~ Jct>~ -p\- .... SUGGESTIONS FOR SKI SCHOOL DIRECTORS CONCEPTS 1. What is your major trend in teaching? al Due to terrain bl Clientel cl Management influence dl Coaches influence 2. What is taught in your area'.,: advanced classes? J. Do you have advance technique classes? 4. Is there any interest in the area of Ski Masters Program? 5. Does your ski patrol work with ski school - or vice versa? al Do you give lessons to ski patrol members? bl Do you exchange training sessions with ski patrol? 6. Is there any lesson privileges for area personnel i.e: Cafeteria Ticket Office Out .ide maintenance or lift operators? What are 1. 2. J. 4. 5. 6. What do 1. 2. J. the most important Personality Appearance Attitude Intelligence Ability Experience features of a good ski teacher? you look for when observing an instructor tryout? Knowledge of technique Attitude of presentation Ability / Adapting to terrain I Technique of skiing Directors concept for pleasing the skiing Public 1. Public is always right 2. Always let student excell in something during the lesson J. Be safe in exercise expected 4. Create a repor with the class or private, and put yourself on their level 5. Try to remember names of the students 6. Keep up PR efforts on and off the hill 7. Mix - Professionally What overall functions can one expect from an average ski school. Wolverine Ski Center P.O. Box 1424 Freeport Center Clearfield, Utah 84015 CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER I. S. I. A. INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION DATE CLINIC HELD AREA CLINIC HELD NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS PHASES OF SKIING COVERED GENERAL COMMENTS: EXPENSES CLINIC FEE GAS FOOD LODGING OTHER TOTAL $30.00 LS.LA. CLINIC EXPENSE Sheet SIGNATURE st:/ SCJIt)l)l... P I~(?S 1-MII{Vtr& - 6<r 1lJ ~'1 ~tf - J)I;( f;fl1 H~"" Ii C, v q) /tAV~ C~/1S of= cr .. UJ -70 ~/N(.)l1S SeNT TO SCI =C:1b::L D/flfCTOPS h) CZ(l.T/f/CA-TtDN <:"O~W1 \ m-z.... \A..t I N Drs s ~ • t.2. rt'fK!.. 7!> D 1f!Fc:Tl:JJ-S /' q) eLI 1'1 /e.s b) ~I S:=J+OOl, DttrLlDf OF 7H~ y~ O~ ~~ At;CJ~S cJ) (,S "l (:) • c::HAN6Z ~ AOOP5SS CA-?b ~111 L ::J7j ~s:- C&[- poe (C "-j ~ bAlJ ''* hofif-\'{ Ci\PTfL f?Z_sct\?D()C(~J LfjS; ~~ _ MID'~,) ~.- TI-\ 15) 'i~if 30 - StloUU l~iT It b'tJb \ , Ski G.·oup Tape New President Special to The Tribune BURLEY, IDAHO - Clark Parkinson of Salt Lake WIIS elected president of the Intel" mountain Ski Instructors As!<n. here Sunday. Phil Jones was named vice president. Ed Pond. seere­tal'~' ; and Dave Larsen, trea· surer. All are from Salt Lake. l'Te\\' board member'S are Jones, ~Ya x Lundberg, Alta; Frank Gillette, Rurley; Jack Culven, Sun Valley; Lex Kunau .. Burley and Dave Cha-pJiIl. Park City. • BYLAWS OF INfERM:lJNfAIN SKI INSTRlJCI'ORS ASSOCIATION TABLE OF CONTENTS ARl'ICLE I. OFFICE. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ARrICLE II. MBmERSUP Section 1. Classification • • • • • • • • • • • • A. Voting Membel'Sllip IleEttihemEiats • • • • • • • B. Nonvoting StfitlS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1. Retired €crtified '{embers • • • • • • • • 2. Ilonorary Memberships ••••••• 3. Hcgistered Apprentices ••••••••• Section 2. Arulual t-leetings • • • • • • • • • • • • Section 3. Special ~~etings ••••••••••• ARTICLE III. OOAHD Or: DIRECTORS •• • • • • • • • • • • • Section 1. General Powers • · • • · • · • • · · • Section 2. Ntunber, Tenure and Qualification • • · Section 3. Vacancies · · • • · · • • • • • • · • • Section 4. Hc[~ular Meetings · · · • · · · · Section s. ~;pccial ~Icotings • · · · • · • · · Section 6. (~UOrtl1l . • • • • • • · • • • · • · • • Section 7. ~'Ianner of Acting · • • • · • • • • · • Section 8. Hcmovals • · · · • · • • · · • · • • · Section 9. Compensation • • • • • · • • · • · • · Section 10. Olainnan • • · · • • • · • • · • • • · ARTICLE IV. LXI~CUTIVL OFFIClH~ · . . . . . .. . . . .,. . Section 1. Nuntlor . · · • · · · · · • Section .".. l:lection ::UlJ Term of Office · • • • • • Section 3. President · • • • · • • • • • • · • • • Section 4. Certification Vice President · • • · • Page .. ARTICLE IV. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS (cont 'd) Section 5. Technical Vice President ••••••••• Section 6. Administrative Vice President ••• Section 7. Corrummications Vice President • • • • Section 8. Advisory COlmci Is •• • • • • • • • A. Ski Sdlool iJircctors • • • • ••••••• .B. Past Presidents •••• • ••••••••• Section 9. Division FlU1ctions •••••••••••• ARTICLE V. CERTIFlCATloti • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • AIITICLE VI. ETHICS ••• · . · . . . . . Section 1. Section 2. Section 3. Ilights and Privileges Expulsion • • • • • • Procedure • • • • • • · . . . • • • lit • • ·· .. .. .. . . . . . . • • • • • • • • • • ARTICLE VII .~N • • • • • • • • • • • • • · . . S~ " __ on ••••••••••• · . . S 2 .~~~Iridemni fication -.-~.--. ___ --. __ ._. _. __ ARTICLE ~ WAIVER OF Nance • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• AMENDt.1ENrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l'f.., ARTICLE XI. FISCAL YEAR · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ARTICLE X~. DUES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AIITICLE XI1';r. CONTRACTS, LOANS, CJ lECKS AND DEPOSITS · . . . Section 1. Contracts · • • . · · • • · · • · Section 2. Loans · • • . • · · • • · · • . . Section 3. Deposits · · . . . · · • • · Section 4. Checks and Drafts · • · · • · · · . • ';;' •. ,.,' ----- Page bYLAWS OF INTEIu-.-kJUWfAIN SKI INSTRLJCl'OnS ASSOCIATION ARTICLE I OFf.tCE The Board of Directors shall designate and the Corporation shall maintain a principal office. The location of the principal office may be changed by the Board of Directors. The Corporation may also have offices in such other places as the board may from time to time dcsig-nate. be: The location of the principal office of the Corporation shall 7234 Jonathan Ci rcle Salt Lake City, Utah 841:; Af{rICLE II f, 1I}'IBEJ$1 II P Section 1. Classification A. Votine,rle'"!!JlsltiI' IltJlllli ants. In ortier to attain QIIU. 'Gnl. a voting membership ill this ~~At~ a persoll shall have .1:, ,. passed the requi rcments for ~Jtde Ski Instnlctor or Associate Ski Instruc-tor as provided by the Certification Policy,~ or hold the rating of .J Certified Ski Instructor, and be a member in good standing in any of the recogn1o Ze d prof eOSS10an l Sk'1O r0n structors ..'~ .d~l.,:V:"1~:1ehnj ~a nu.1 h ave pa°ld t I le current ISlA dues, and/or initiation fee as required by the current -------'--- l ~ (2) policy. 'the yearly maintenance of said active voting membership is dependent upon said instructor having taught a minimlDll of twenty (20) hours of ski instruction in the season next preceeding the current season, payroont of the current dues and attendance at a recognized clinic cvery two ycars. A dcfault by said instructor in any. of the I' aforcrentioned requirements shall bc grounds for cxpulsion ~ the associat ion. B. Nonvoting _:: ., Sf- 1. Retired,c.rtifiM-iMIRilln:s. 111cre shall be a retired status for members who are Certified'Ski Instructors, who by application to thc Board of Directors request retired status. Retired members will be entitled to wear a badge that will so desi~'1Ulte the word retj red, and will be issued a membership canl bcariIlp, the word I retired. PetireJ members '~!w-tH'1~-to-ftttentltutltlial {:lYlic5, hotvCvCT, a~;sodat iOIl pUblications. Retired 1I()lIIhers will pay cuUlllal tiues of onc-half (l/2) of the regular Jues rate for voting mcmbers. l~etireJ lI\er1l1Jcr~, wi II 1I0t be el il~ihle to hold orri\.:(' ill lht' associatioll. To obtain active status again, retired members teach a minilllllli of twenty (20) hours, Md at the completion of saiJ twenty (20) hours of teaching, recerti fy. 2. Honorary. U d ci'sbipa. '111e Bonnl of lJirectors shall have the authority to llcstow Ilollor:lI)' ~I('mh('rship upon ;IllY pcrsoIl or pcrsoJls that: have }lcrfonllcJ a descrvillf, st.'rvict.' to the sport of skiing anJ sk.i instruction. Such ilonorary ~lembers shall be allowed to attcnJ all ftmctions of the association, and to receive all association pubU cations. llonorary ~lembers shall not be required to pay dues, ,~ (3) however, they shall not be allowed to be <ill officer of the association. ~)llch individuals, dcsi)',ll:ltcd hy l~e~;{llllLi()H or the j;oard, sllall reccive frO/II lhe a~;~>()ciati()ll a kldge and card desi)',natinf tllcir hOllored statlLS. :S. l'egistered Apprentices. Individuals desiring to ~~"'-- become Certified Ski Instructors, and who are-'~nCl+c:recognized 5'~~~ Ski lw;t-;J11c1-er Awnmtic e--J,lr@1\IYam may obtain a registered apprentice . / , .. " . status with the ,Lssociation by pn'~(.:~hrf2:M~aid achievement and payment of current ISLA dues. Such registered apprentices shall then be entitled to receive all publications of the association and to attend all mectings of said association, however, such registered status will not qualify said individuals to hold any ~)ection 2. Alluua! ~lcetings. The associatlon shall hold an arumal r:lceting 0 r its members at a place and hour to ue detel111ined Ly a majori ty vote of tIle members at a preceeding ClJUmal meeting. If no such detenninHtioIl is made, the time, place and hour shall be detcnuined by the Board of J)i rectors. I'Jri tten notice of the timc, p] ace and hour 0 f sud. mcetillg shall be given I>y Illai 1 or telegraph to cach member at lea.st tell (10) da)'s prior to the day thereof. Thc presence of a majority of mcmbcrs or twcnty-five (25) members, ~ ever shall he smaller shall constitute a quonnn at any ~J ~eting., and a majority or said quonuTi heing present shall be neccssary in order to conduct thc hus i IIl'SS 0 I' the said mcet inl',. ~;ection 3. Special ~lectiIlgs. Special J~lectings of the members llIay be called at ~Ul)' tiJlle l>y the p'residcnt or a majority of thc lIoard of Directors. Writtcn notice of such meeting stating the place, date and hour of the meeting, the purpose or purposes for which (4) it is callec.1,and the name of the person by whom or at whose direction it was called shall be given. No bu..c;iness other than that specified in the notice of the meeting shall be transacted at any such special rreeting. NH'ICll II I • BOARD OF DI REcrons ~sh4J I ~J ~-"jiI lhe busiDilss and affairs of the corporation shall be managed by its Board of Directors. 'l11e Board of Di rectors may adopt such rules and regulations for the conduct of their meetings and the management of ~I~ the CArpi II ati;@n as they dC(''l11 proper. Section 2. NlUlvcr z Tenure and ({Uali fication. '1110 number of iJircctors of the Association shall be fifteen (IS) as provided for in the ;'rticles of Incorporation. Each director shall hold office for a ten" of three (3) years and until their successor is elected and quali fieo, <nlll shall be eligible [or re-election. 'llle tenilS of the directors sll,111 bc arrallged so that five (5) directors shall be elected to a three C;) year tenn each year. Any member of this associatioll, who i.s an 4sso<:i~ltC or CertHied Ski lnstructor ill good st;Ulding \vith this association shall be eligible ,Uld qualified to [lecolilC a Illember of the lioanl of llirectors, proviJing that not morc tlHUl twcnty-five (2~,) per cent of thl~ hoard of lIi.rectors nt any (Jill' tillle lIlay be As~;ociilte :;ki Instructors. lJirecturs siwll be elected by the members that are eligible to votc as determined by these bylaws. 'Ute e~ '--0£- tlle,llire,ctors'shalLbeunder too."di rection of the lSoard Q:LlJir~~~,Qr$. (S) ~)ection 3. Vacancies. A vacancy in the lioanl of llirectors shall be deemed to exist in the case of death, resignation, or the removal for cause of allY director. Such vacancies, occurring between the <llUlual meetinES shall I>e filled \--1>1' a vote of the majority of the board ill a special JIlcctilll: called for thc purpose of _filling the vacancy, er-by--tt'fIlai lcd.-o.allot.,- o£tl-te--"ooardas the "remaining ~ ~s ~h8H de~rlHtne. Section 4. Regular I\leetings. A regular meeting of the Board of Directors shall be held wi ~;lOut any other notice t-Lall by this­< bylaw " j,JJI,~"!y::ttfi~~:. .t <""'i -.~ ; :IC same place as the rumual meeting of the memhers. '111e Board Ll directors may provide by resolution the time and place for the holding of additional regular meetings without other notice than this resolution. Section S. Special Meetings. Special meetings of the Board of Directors may be called by the order of ·the ~."~theJJ6~ the President, or by one-third (1/3) of the Directors. Notice of the time, place and purpose or purposes of each special meeting shall be given by the Administrative Vice President by mailing the same, or by tolephooins! or teJ..egraphinf~ the same at least rive (5) days hefore which tJl<.: meeting is to be held. 1'tiQ ~otice need not be given if waived Ly l,i , - / " • .1'- • 1' I r' . ", ,~ .. '~ Section 6:- quorum. A majority of the members of the Board of Directors shall constitute a quonun for the transaction of business, but less than a quonun may adjourn any meeting from time to time lUltil a quonun shall be present whereupon, the meeting shall be held as adjourned without further notice. At any meeting at which every Director shall be prE)5cnt. even thOU!~l wi thout any notic(~, lU1Y bus i noss may he J (6) transacted. ~)ection 7. M,umer of Acting. At all JilCetinp; of the lloanl of ulrcctors, each Ili rector shull have one vote. The act of a majority prescnt at the JOOeting shall be <Ul act of the Hoard of lJirectors, lmless provided otherwise by these Lylaws. provided a quorum is present. Section 8. Removals. iJirectors may be removed for cause only at any time hy a vote of two-thinls (2/3) majority of the 130ard of Directors. Such vacancy shall he filled by the Directors then in office, to hold office until the ncxt annual meeting or lnttil his successor is duly elected and qualified. 'the Board shall also have the authority to remove any of the other officers that it has the authori ty to elect or appoint upon sufficient cause as detennined by a .jori ty of the Board. Section ~). Compensation. By Resolution of the Hoard of Directors, the Dircctors ami other officers as detcnnined by the Board, ~or" may be paid thci r expenses, if IDly ... attenJmKe at each meeting of the Boa rd 0 f I Jl rec to rs • ~)ectiol1 10. CltuinnaB. 'lhe \'resident of the i\ssociation shall serve as Chainllan of the Board of Hircctors, and shall preside at all mcetill~',S a f the l~oard of ili. rectors, ,Uld shall per [()1111 such other lluties as may be prcs<.;ribed at time to time by the Board a f Vi rectors. As Cl1airman, the President may only vote in the event of a tie. AIUICLL IV l;XLCGTlvt OFFIWnS Section 1. Number. The officers of the association shall be (7) Such olher (Jrrjcer~, ;I~) decliled lIecessary lIl;!y be l'll'cted or appointed by the board of iJireclors. III it~; discretion, the Board of Iii rectors llIay leave un fi lIed I for any ~;IICh per iod ;IS it I'lay detenllillc) all)' 0 rfice except those of I'n:~;idellt alld Certificatioll Vice l'rcsjdcnL. ';('CliOJI :~. !.leU iOIl ;uld lVI"111 of ()frin', The officers of the associatioll sliall serve for tenlls of one (1) year. ufficers may succeed themselves in office, !Jm;ever, tIle Pre5ident shall oe limited to three (3) consecutive one (1) year terms. 11lC President shall be elected by the Coard of Directors, emd the elected l'resident shall nominate ~U1d the Hoard approve other 0 ITi cel's of the assoc iat i 011. L:lCh officer thus elected ~;hall Ilold ()ffice lUlti I his Sliccessor shall have heen duly elected alld shall have qllalifieti, or lI11tiltllis deatll, Or tUtti! he shall resipl, ol';;t;\~e been rcmoved ill all)' lil<Ulller hereia provided. ~)ect LOll :S. President. The Pres ideat wilo shall be a fully Cert i fjed Sk i instructor and a IlIt'llIiJer of tlle Board of IIi rectors shall be the Chief LxecuUvc Officer of the Associat ion. lie shall preside at all flIcctinES of t.hc associatioll, ;md he shall he the Cltainll<ll1 of the Board of iJin.:ctors. The President sllall he rcspol1silde to the Iioard of Ili rector!';1hr the llI,ulagclllcllt or tliC assod at iOIl :md shall be deel,led to have those executive powers necessar), to effect that l:I:magelllcnt. Section tl. Ccrti fication Vice President. TIle CL'rtificatiol1 Vice Presidellt shall he ;t fully certified 1l1('r1ber of the association, and it shall be his Juty to direct the association's certification policy. I I , r " (8) Section 5. Technical Vice President. The Tedulical Vice President shall be a fully certified member of the association. and it shall be his responsibility to di rect the association's teclmical functions. :';ection (I. ruiministrative Vice President. 11lC Administrative Vice President shall assume all the duties of the President when the President is absent, inca~itated or ineligible for the office, and shall serve as the acting President ulltil the President retunlS or until the vacancy is _filled as provided in the bylaws. The AJrninistrative Vice President shall also be responsible for the general administration of the association. The Administrative Vice President shall supervise the office of the Executive Secretary whidl shall be responsible for the legistic support of the association's flillCtioJls. Section 7. COllmll.Ulicntions Vice President. I t shall be the responsibility of the COIilJTILUlications Vice PresiJent to Jircct the J\...'5socia ti on's COIIUTlllILi Ctl t ions. :;ectioll lI. AdvisOlY COLU1Cil~. 1\.. Ski Sellool 0i rectors. All member SU School lJi rectors ... I'IV;JA..«L JJU t. ''1l, within the terri torr ,)SII\. !'>lIall have membership on this cOLUlcil. It shall l)e tlte Juty of tillS C01UlCi 1 to advise the Board or lJircctors on matters conceTIlin1'. the association a~; they relate to the various ski schools. Tile jli rectors shall :Ippoint from thci r IIlcllIilcrsllip, a Cltainn,Ul who shall serve at the p J easure 0 r the C01UlC i 1. li. Past Presidents. Lvery past l'resitient of ISlA shall be a member of the Past Presidents' Council. It shall he the duty of this (9) cOWlcil to advise the Board of Directors on policy consideration. The members shall appoint from their membership a Chai nnan ,..;ho shall serve at the pleasllre of the COlU1Cil. ~)ect.ioll~. j)ivision FWlcUons. Lach or the aforementioned four divisions of ISlA, Certification,TecJmical, AJ.ministrati ve and COJTU11Wlication shall have those fWlctions assigned to said division as detenTlined by the Board of Directors. Lach Division Vice President shall have the responsibility to nominate for DoarJ approval) the Conmli ttee Chai rnnn or J)epartrlCll t lIeads Ilecessary to accomplish the assigmnents delepated to him by the President. Lach Chainnan or Department Ilead thus approved by the Board shall have the responsibility to select those inJividuals that will he required to accomplish his assigned task. Said selections by Chainncn mid J)epartlIlCllt Ileads arc subject to approval of appropriate Division Vice Presidents. ARTICLE V CERTIFICATIO~' TI It' a'; ';oc i ali Oil ~;h;J 11 have t he power, ;md i t sha 1 1 he t be duty of the Lerlineation ViCt, (,resident to urgiuliz,l' illld <ldillinistel' a systelll for tile eerU ficatioll and l'x(ullinat.ioll of ski instructors. Said system shaU he approvt!d lly the Hoard or Itirectors. Any ch,Ulges in saiJ system must be approved by the hoard. From time to time the Certification Vice President shall report to the members of the association and to the BOrArd 011 the opcration of the SystclII, 3liJ he shall in miy event make ~;Ilch )"('port to eac.h ;lIlIlllal meetillg of the ~. The Certification ":-I('' . ~O~ / (10) '(V Vice President, ~~l"'""al, Shal'POillt to "'pint -l-o ~~J~JI~~":-~;~. examing Board such munbcr -of d'xaIliiners as may.bc mutuall" agreeu upon. -+.le.tween the Pres hlent ~and tlle Certification Vice President. No ex<unincr s},all use or penlli t the use of the fact that hc IS or has been appointed in COlUlCctioll with the auvertisill~l, or pUblicity of his ~i school, or in cOJUlCction wi tIl the advertising or publicity of ,my mercJwnuise or any service whatsoever. It is understood that the decision of the examiners appointed as herein provided shall be final with reference to any certification and that the certificates issueu pursuant thereto will be ) t~raiited and issued by tbe authori ty of the InteTIlIOLUltaill Ski Instructors I\ssociation. Ihe association Wider the uirection of the Certification Vice I'resiuent shall have the power to (MIl, operate, manage or conduct sdlools for the traininf~ ,UlU instructi6n of ski instnlctors. I\I~Tl eLi ': v I t:'n ttC!; :~ectioll 1. Ri1~ltS and Privileges. The rights ~Uld privileges of members in this association pursuant to Article (j of the Articles of Incorporation shall be subject to the procedures herein set forth. ~;ectjon 2. l~xpulsj()n. I\ny IIIclld>cr \'<'ho is alleged to have intentionally dcviateu [rom the code of ithics set forth in sub-paragraph C of Article 11o{ the Articles 01 Incorporation shall be sulJjcct to expulsioll from membership ill this association. Section 3. Procedure. An allegation of any member's violation of the Code of Ethics shall be submitted to a member of the (11) Ethics COlmlittee in writing, subscribed by a member maki~ such. allepfltioTl. Thereupoll, the Lthics Corronittee shall he called to regular session, lUlu upon rcsoluti<m of the I\l<ljority of suiu COIlUlU ttee, duly constituted, that there is good cause to proceed with a hearing) then a fonnal charge shall be niade in the name of the orgainization, sta~ng with particularity the alleged violation, lUld the written charge shall be served upon the member concerned by certified mail at his record address. '111e written charge shall set a time for hearing, not less than five or more than ten days after service aforesaid, stating the tire and place for such hearing, and infoniling the charged member that he has the right to appear and defend the allegations made. At the time desir-pated for hearing aforesaid, the Ethics Conmittee, duly constituted, shall hear and detennine the merit of the allegations made, with due opportunity for the defending member to be heard; and the said Lthics Committee shall likewise hear lUlJ detennine any allegation of prejudice within their committee, and provide for substitutuion upon the committee as may be necessary to lTlaintain itself uuly constituteJ. The lithi cs COl11l1i ttee, upon due de liberation shall Jetenninc the merit of the allegations, <:Uld shall refer their finding, together with recOJmrcnded disposition to the Govenling Board in writing. 'lhe Govenling BoarJ, upon receiving the findings lUlU recommen-dations aforesaid of the Lthics Conunittes shall be authorized to invoke su..:h discipline as the case shall warrant provilicd, hrn,"cver, that upon a recorrmendatioll of the Lthics Committee that the matter be dismissed, .., ~ E. (12) then the Governing Board shall forthwith reinstate the accused member to his full rights and privileges. The (~()Verning Board, duly consti-tilted, shall hy majority vote detel1lline an)' expulsioll, anJ the member simI! be aJvised in writilll: of such detennination. ho member subjected to expulsion in the TIlaJmer herein provided shall be eligible for reapplication to membership without the express approval of the Governing Hoard, duly constituted by majority resolution. :\l(~ I eLL v II r;<UL\o/IFl~ Section 1. Indenmification. No officer or Director shall be i personally liable for aJly <r>bligatiolls o[ the corporation or for any I duties or obligations arising out of any acts or conduct of said officer or Director perfonncd [or or OIl behalf of the ~~~ I ~i ~}(7'l"tlti-on shall :md doc$ hereby indcnmi fy and hold harmless each I person and his heirs and rdministrators liho shall serve at any time I I. IA_· ••. t ' hereafter as a Director or officer of the ~~frolTl and against I any ;uHl all c1aill1~;, jl!d11'111..~lIts and Uiluilitics to which slIch per~;()JlS SJ1UU Lecome suhject hy }~'easoll of Ids hay iag llerctofore or hereafter Iu. een a 1H . rector or 0['1f' Jer o[. )ti e €a(M11&)eo<r.a.JtrJe;"t'l", or Io y reason oj.- any I action aLlel'eJ to have I;Jccll hereto fOrt) or hereafter taken or omitted . I I to have Leen taken by hrlll :'LS such lli rector ot officer, and shall • I relnlburse cadl such person for all legal and other expenses reasonably I incurred by him in cOIutection with <llly such claim or liability, including POW(; r to de fend slidl Ptrsoll frolll all StU t5 or claims :LS proviJcd for I (13) ~ under the provisions of the Utah Uwsi'fte5S CorporationI11\ct; provided, however, that no such person shall be inderlUlified against, or be reilllbursed for, ~my expense incurred in cOlmectioll with any claim or liaLi lity arising out of his o\m ~egligellce or will ful misconduct. The rights accruing to allY person under the foregoing provisions of this section shall not exclude any other right to which he may lawfully be entitled, nor shall anything herein contained restrict the right of the corporation to indemnify or reinburse such person in any proper case, even though not specifically herein provided for. The corporation, its rlirectors, officers, employees llild agents shall be fully protected in takin~~ any action or making any payment, or in refusing so to do in reliance upon the advice of COlIDcCl. Section 2. Other Indemnification. The indemnification herein provided shall not be deemed exclusive of any other rights to which tbose seeking indemnification may be entitled under any bylaw, agree­ment, vob-. of ~I'S or disinterested direl.":tors, or otilel1l1ise, both as to action ill his official l.":apadty ,uld as to :ll.":tiOll in :mother capaci ty while holding such office, and shall continue as to a person ~..-1-- who has ceased to be a meet'M,) officer or employee, and shall inure to the bene fit of the hci rs, executors ano adminis trators of such person. Whenever any notice is required to be given to any ~ .. , (111) or lJi rector of the corporation l.n1der the provisions of the bylaws, or tmder the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation, or under the provisions of tIle Utah ~~ COlllorati0l6Act, a waiver thereor ill writilll', sigJled by tile persall or per'solls elltitlcd to such notjcc, whether before or ufter the time stated therein, shall be deemed equivalent to the giving of such notice. Attendance at any meeting shall constitute a waiver of notice of SUdl meetings, except where attendance is for the express purpose of objecting to the legality of that meetinr.. J\I{l'I eLL ~" \. AMDJIJttlN1's These bylaws may be altered, amended, repealed, or new bylaws adopted uy a majority of the entire Board of l>irectors at any regular or special meeting. Any hylaw adopted by the Board may be repealed or clumgec.l by action of the shareholders. ARTICLL ~ I~ J.'T~r.AJ. YEAH The fiscal year of the cOlvoration shall be fixed and lIIay be varied by resolution of the llourd of Directors. At present the fiscal year of the corporation shall nm from July 1 to JlUle 30. ARTICLE x-m: DUES Dues, fees mld fines will be fixed by the Board of 1>i rectors . , (15) as the need arises. The Board shall have the power to levy a fine for non-attendance at regularly held and approved clinic, unless-a·-va-lid ,~~lIse is-1mDmitted in wliting prior to the~linic, and said €lXC-USO---is approved by the Governing lloard. hJy memhcr=~to= Rttel\Q.::b&linic ~-years- in succession will be subject to a fine and a co~ulsory ~re-examinatl;~:o*nh.~- If any member of the corporation shall become thirty (30) days delinquent in the payment of h~ d~s or other ~arges, he shall be ACj»1~fAJ(LF- Il~ f~ notified by the~reasureT. If the account is not paid within sixty (60) days of such notice, upon order of the Governing Board, his membership in the corporation may be tenninated and he !!hall be so notified..~y the- ~asu:ze:F. ARTICW XI. CONflW.1'S, U)ANS, d fileKS AND DEPOSITS Section 1. Contracts. The Board of Directors may authorize any officer or officers, agent or agents, to enter into any contract or execute and deliver any instrument in the nrune of and on behalf of the corporation, and such authority may be general or confined to specific instances. Section 2. Loans. No loan or advances ~hal1 be contracted on behalf of the corporation, no negotiable paper or other evidence of its obligation under any loan or advance shall be :5sued in its name, and no property of the corporation shall be mortgaged, pledged, hypothecated or transferred as security for the pnymcnt of any loan, :- ' (16) advance, indebtedness of liability of the corporation unless and except as authorized by the Board of Directors. Any such authorization may be general or confined to specifk instances. Sect ion 3. IJCpos i ts • All flmds of the corporation not other-wise employed shall be deposited from time to time to the credit of the corporation in such banks, trust companies or other depositories as the Hoard of Directors may select, or as may be selected hy any officer or agent authorized to do so by the Board of Directors. Section 4. Checks and Drafts. All notes, drafts, acceptances, checks, endorsements and evidences of indebtedness of the'50I"P,or4tioll ., shall be signed by such officer or officers or such agent or agents of the corporation and in such manner as the Hoard of Directors from time to time may detennine. Endorsements for deposit to the credit of the corporation in IDly of its duly authorized depositories shall be made in such ",mUler as the Hoard of Directors from time to time may detennine. tt ---~- f I i I ! ... - f .' /' "'-. -. - ~ . ..';--~-::-.- ~ .. .~ "-- --c-is :: ~' ',. . ~...'. .• •. . ...~.,' !& t: . 4 f - I , \ ! I, I ~ I I , I ',I '.) j ..... .1 ,: 1 h:r tho 1·.:;.;,'.A.··.f~. I. PU1"PO::WS • ... --~ IWJ,f:r:Hwh I.t: U)I\ il'oel-orB or tLo ".:~.;;;.j'.:~.i\. bol1ovo it t;n 1)(1 in tllQ intdJ'o:.'\; oJ.' lL:: T~I\I',bJ;' cl\"llil (\fHI Indlvi\L.ll.ll nl,mbnl'U no \l:;Qll p:J 01 ::.11 fJl:::toI~n \:;1 t!JJn t:· i1 tOPl"J..tJ17, ':~l:~l 1; a n;r~ltom for tl:.() o.bOV0 pUrpO!HWUO cut into oi'foc t U~'\l: .i.n1:lG);:u(~;, t.:; tt.() (;OIwnnt l.on of tho AflDoointion ut ::.tU10Vor c.n Octobo!" ~:'rd., ID:':i"1, u~';~!':'[)'Jo(l OJ.' t:;..1.n IH'OJO(;t,. 'tho <lil'octoro buw.: u.:)t,roV'od of' th:t:'l !l<;,~l t.l.!l.d lth\'\J ;:'..r'o(Jtod tho COFj .. ltto,~ to put into of:::'oct tno follov!irt.: !"",.~ullltion~J uc nnon ~,n ;JrLwticnhlo. II. Gel;(; 11 t ~oo. -'" "-- J\. ':,'hir, flyntou; fO)." l~fJl'tlf:rinr, s.l:l to~ol!orn nhull bo in tho ,c·on:.:>l'iil C1H.il:'r'o or H Co[~;.itto':: Cl.:.' ,flv() p.}nbor:; of of tlw U.~; •• ;.I,.~:.A. to bu ... 1 ..... .j opi,01ntlJd bJ \;~ilJ _ r~};l t(.h):~t 1:'I til t~.o np]lI'ov:.,l of t.ho ;"Otu~d of Dlroctoru un~'l. t 0 b 0 ' rll"""'l n,., 4.' ',f' II r1 ",-, . • II t· -l> f) '1 "n j- \ l(' ('A l'~'·l f"7C at.. 1""''' 0 f' 1·1.1""1 'I~ .', "'('ll()I··n II Vu- .I .. ' . .1)/ •• lAo 4.) ',,1,,>,~ "'~"''-''''~'.lw""",·,J ,f~,'J 1\"; ~ .......... ~ ,. "'J". ,.J- ~l" V 1..-.\ 1 , l.): • cn:1Cl·.HJ 1 n L\lO co;: it;telJ DJw,11 h';) "illo(~ f),n (J"on h!J pructl(~o.blo. B. It ~hl.ill bll tho ct'lt:r 0::' thl~1 Gc:r;,hittoc to: III. E:r:c..l':llnoro. _. II II ,_ • (1) i:u.j~ t:lin Dyntcu lnt;o opcro.t.!.nn, mu.:tntain it t\nd nuporvino itn operation. (L) }:oop It..r;ol.t' in..corr:~)d fi:: to the rmbJoct of thin nyr::tm!: {l~'l.d t"(~ro or r{:c.OT:" .. ~.:on(l to tlw ,!;'l"oni.dont of tlh} .,::;:3 ocl utlon lJuc!~ ctlH,n:;oB 1n it un may un do­o1. ronbl'J In op<101' to ';.:0 t t.Ol' ,:'10(:0;,11.)11011. i t!3 pW"­po.'!) oo. (:.'i) Hoport to r)uch I"'o,.'tin,:: of th~i ;:oar(l of i 1il'oct:Ol'n t.Hd to th.o (;onv!);1t.10l\ of t};.o j\~H1o(;:tnt.i()n l'cr::;a:f'dln:; t.lw (4 ) OP(lPU tlon of th.~ fJ~r~tcn. obtu1n t:}~~ uj';J!I'ovul of tb; pl'~)[ddont of AlHV~Gin­tion (..-:110' :;~i.l.:r r·.;fol' to· tho ~~o(~ni of.·ix'GctoPD or to t:-J'j (~on ~/jntinn) for uny t:,.nJcH' Gh~l!1i;O£ in '"hi.n l'oi'orrc:l to. A. '2h': OXntalno; .. ~ n: mIl 1. .. 0 L~Pl)!11nt(d b:r ~;i.t) Con::~l t too w:.pOZl t.h0 i'uvo!'clluc vr,to ():t' four 01' t ;.,,) l' i. \10 l~lCI.:1.LoJ'.') t.fW":',J of. '~'110 t":O!;c',11 ttoo ~hall ondoC\.vo:p te) up';loint a H'.lfficiQnt lluJ':lboI' 01" tJxH;\:lrwl'::1 .no t.hat o,X,ur:11.nuclon:·:1 n:I.'y h() hold fl'o<]uontl'/ Oll'),~, ,:l und lit uu!'11CJiontly \.<tI101J (Uotl'lbutod pol){r I 1 , - B. Lv!u-y t;:';m"lnor' ollu) I bl ~rl C,i":,pOl"i,J)"wOtt nlcl tundllH', und In tho JudGon~!I)nt of t.ho (, 1.'·1.:~:J. t to;; Lo c .i',ally Uj i.U!.JJl'I.Ht LU'1,d oompo tont. to pLl~' r on 1;;11) quullf1co.t1.onD I)f (l (;a.:~(U:t· 'J fOl' " ~ll~l t~H.wluJl'>' n (}o):'t;.lflct!tion. I.nyonJ \71'10 1n tho o:k'lnton of th'l \.>,:~l.:.1 t te~) t.:liovtl:; too :'7.tU'J,'oi'.ly ln tho oxolunivo ],;oI'it of t:w J(,tuiln OJ' bH;rml<;u" r)1' un:! ono nCllO(il or SyctOF!, shull ,not bo Gonl:' idol'oct,!;..O :!."1 t.tod. 1,1) b~} un oXIl1:11.nnl". C. il.ppolntm(Jntg 0;' !,ld l.,xHt:11nDl't: sLnll l.H~ 1'01''' OIli) £louoon only unci ::uoh apFolntmont Dl.ly v~ n,nrok~;.:.;ut tiny tb:c"'..;J thooOlm:.lttcu tit itD f11r.cI'ottG'n. n. 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'~~i c ~il G ton., /,\)'.;11eHtioll,.,,) Gil~~LL b0 Hl;eopto':~ in 1;.11(1 order' elf rnCfJlpt, ln~t tV)t nora thun" twcm .. t:r u. 01iocmts ;}ilnll bu acceptod tOT' t~:l~r one dtl:r o::!i.md.nu­, J.oa. In CfinO tin u,i'l'11cu':,!.o;1 113 r'oJ~;t:\"i)l:p ~lthol' b!.H;,:m~'!O of thu nt.l. l1.1bc!' ':'11rD,~~.c;;'{ l'lloo!.vQd or '::O\~ll~~:O o. ;:, l'alll.;..l·t,; tc l:lOut.. tht.'! roquirer.. m ntn, tho ,,::,(:d.l'1':1{,U1 of trw COl:r'::::ll t tc;n lJ2-:.al1 r'J:'()l :;ltl:r notify tho cl.<nd.hllltO. ';2ho Cl:.tl ir- ,-,~.\:l of tho Cm.-:r:1t.teo 311.,11 nlno ?rO;~litly n!)tlfy et1.i'l.dldLltoQ that: thoir .11Jl,11ct:\ti':)n~1 u;ro UGcoptod. or tl:..ut u c;a:lcollnr.ion or )O::l'tpollm.:l()ut of' tho c:urtJ.~.nnf;ion h!ln :)(~Qn .. 'o(~ldCld up()n. 1: .. ':0;,10 o;:m:;,lna:.~lon nnrt L:ortL1:'i(!tuiOH foo of :;:':::0.00 1'nu.nt aCOOll­j) o:.m:r tb;o t~OF;r 0';:' t~l':) l~ppl:t.eH t;ion gnnt t~o t~~n f.\tH:l'!~tn.rJ of th.} Af:!~;o(l:Lution .. 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"c."~ ."..." 1 "'''-1 tnncl '!, 10- ,.,..~...... _«..A.. : .... at an] tlr.'l~ ntl!:;~ /'>010 d~.ccrotlr:m.f find l!:r.~y, lmt :in rmt oblj"~~at()(l to, ro­fun1 nny .pt.tl"t '.,1' lw.If tL;~ Con fi~ 1d fOl' tLc 11_~:Jl;or' th~) I;i.rV'{)ontiol1 to.;:on pIneo .. IX. ~1~bol1nnncu3q ......... ---.........-.--.- 2;0 rn,;.~:~co~:1f;.t1 Gnn(Udn·;~) fOl" n f'()l"t1.ficrAt!on nhnl1 pu~)l:1ci.:o that i'nct in [in:: t:rlY. iihothnl~ n!l or;ociflod in tho l:H.lt pn.r;H;'::l?~lph of: VIr. OJ' oth·,~r:·.'If.)t", ,'.nt1.l t!!~ 3uceonn.!'ul cowlirIntnn of tllG coeC"nll c;nJ.:.~,ln~1ti{)n to bo '1nl~! hu vo .!"OGo:t "led notion of tIl!) ir cortl.f'icn t:t0n. €i.' B.L. noo. ~Ivt, 1D37. "-~--------r / - ---- ~. .. du../;.-_. - 2~ - . ~-~. ~ I N T E R M 0 U N T A INS K I INS T R U C TOR S ASS 0 C I A T ION Clark T. Parkinson, President J. Phil Jones, Vice President and Certification Chairman Ed Pond, Secretary David Larsen, Treasurer OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS David Chaplin John F. Colven Albert E. Ellis E. Glenn Evans Frank Gillette George A. Hartlmaier J. Phil Jones Lex Kunau David Larsen Lou Lorenz Max Lundberg Clark T. Parkinson ADDRESS 2245 Oneida Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 2956 Mountain View Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 9728 South 1650 West Riverton, Utah 3091 East 7180 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 ADDRESS Box 161 Park City, Utah 84060 Box 33 Sun Valley, Idaho 1716 East Terry Street Pocatello, Idaho 83201 480 Washington Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Route 1 Burley, Idaho 83318 Box 183 Cedar City, Utah 2956 Mountain View Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Box 548 Burley, Idaho 83318 3091 East 7180 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 2010 West North Temple Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 Alta Ski Lifts Alta, Utah 84070 2245 Oneida Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 David M. Parkinson Ed Pond Andy Shearer, Jr. 2 329 East 2nd South Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 9728 South 1650 West Riverton, Utah 3700 Gilroy Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 --------------- --- ;. , , u' GAS FOOD 10-30-70 10-30-70 11-1-70 11-1-70 MISCELLANEOUS 15 Technical Manuals 1 R.M.S.I.A. Handbook TIPS AND MISCELLANEOUS TOTAL ADVANCE I.S.I.~. EXPENSES R.M.S.I.A. Seminar $ 5.30 5.10 4.45 2.59 (no slip) MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES LUNCHES Election Chairman Secretary Technical Chairman Clinic Chairman $ 3.25 4.05 2.60 3.99 $ 17 .44 11.71 12.50 8.35 $ 50.00 $ 13 .89 -~-'-.-- ---'--"- INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION Skr Group Taps New' President Special to The Tribune BURLEY, IDAHO - Clark Parkinson of Salt Lake was elected president (If the Inter-. mountain Ski Instructors ' Assn. here Sunday. Phil Jones was named vice president, Ed Pond, secre­tary; and Dave Larsen, trea­surer. All are from Salt Lake. New board' member~ are Jones, Max Lundberg, Alta; Frank Gillette; Hurley;' Jack Colven, Sun Valley; Lex, Kunau,· Burley and Dave Cha­plin, Park City. ~ ---' _._---1-___ _ I N T E R M 0 U N T A I N SKI INS T R U C TOR S ASS 0 C I A T ION Clark T. Parkinson, President J. Phil Jones, Vice President and Certification Chairman Ed Pond, Secretary David Larsen, Treasurer OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dav id Chap 1 in John F. Colven Albert E. Ellis E. Glenn Evans Frank Gillette George A. Hartlmaier J. Phil Jones David Larsen Lou Lorenz Max Lundberg David M. Parkinson Ed Pond Andy Shearer, Jr. ADDRESS 2245 Oneida Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 2956 Mountain View Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 9728 South 1650 West Riverton, Utah 3091 East 7180 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 ADDRESS Box 161 Park City, Utah 84060 Box 33 Sun Valley, Idaho 1716 East Terry Street Pocatello, Idaho 83201 480 Washington Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Route 1 Burley, Idaho 83318 Box 183 Cedar City, Utah 2956 Mountain View Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 3091 East 7180 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 2010 l.[est North Temple Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 Alta Ski Lifts Alta, Utah 84070 329 East 2nd South Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 9728 South 1650 West Riverton, Utah 3700 Gilroy Road Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 fr ~; ~; ~,'a: 10" "~ "14'.,' '~ .... ' r .,' ~ CHEf'KING ACCOUWr CODE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE: P.S.L}\.. Executi~e Secretary Salary Office Supplies - Expenses Postage Printing & Mailing Professional Services Telephone Pins Insurance Officers & Directvrs Spring Clinic Miscellaneous Clinic /111'..1 ~Jl.eJ-'ltN:..;., r-><jPf:>'h.-.iL CERTIFICATION: Examiners ~xpepses Examiners fees Examiners Clinic ... ~ TECHNICAL: "1 j \ Demonstration Team General Clinic J )/~-t..::::; .. ~ .!-r_~-f ,~'\" 1 C:!?MM{lNlf~rrrmJS : J I e,,·1 ;, '" Awards Newsletter Printing Ne\~glet.ter Postage Newsletter Photography N~wsletter Miscellaneous A.(.\vert1s1ng .'2. Public Relations IU .. $torian Photoar'llt\htltr ~2 l<:.' -' 101, 102 [, 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 [ :; -"""'0 ,' "... ..'.c . , ' I' I; I ,; '" I. !~; ':} 201 r ; 202 i' 203 ! 301 , 302/ , . 401 402 1. :g~ I" 405 ' 406 ~07"- A tHl I_"",,~: .... ......'_ ...... ' 1. S. I. A. 3823 Villa Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 5¢ Stamp NAME ----------------------------------------------- [J I'm not receiving I.S.I.A. Mailings o I didn't receive an expiration sticker. o I need an I.D. Card. [J Other _________________________________________ __ New Address: o Full Cert. D Associate 0 Registered 0 ____ _ REMITTANCE ADVICE DATE INVOICE NO. 6/3-4/71 INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH DESCRIPTION GROSS AMOUNT Int. Ski Areas Assoc. meeting expens es DETACH BEF'ORE DEPOSITING DEDUCTIONS NET AMOUNT 81. 70 - - --- INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASS,OCIATION REMITTANCE ADVICE • SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH DETACH BEFORE DEPOSITING ----- --------------------------- DATE INVOICE NO. DESCRIPTION GROSS AMOUNT DEDUCTIONS NET AMOUNT I , 'I Apr. 1971 Expenses 29.96 May 1971 Expenses 12.56 $42.52 JANUAlY SON MaN fIJI WID THU ". $AT 1 , 3 .. ,5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 --f-E.-'U-.t-, ­I 2 3 " 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 , .. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 nnU~UV3 ---MA-RC-H -- 1 2 3 .. .5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 g~rruw~v nnu~uv~ ~~~ SUN MON :r.),j'} ,{ , j < ~ -- '-' . ./'~_/ .' '{ .;, ,6 13 20 t-\~-';;I'~';:' Pill", 7 14 tv :i: '1lrf;,U ,'~' to DUtJlllt- 21 1.1', 'e r , <. i':i4f, ii:' "'~~.i,-.{,,! ' { I"; C ~ ;#I,/.;j, " 0 "(c;"" ,-.. " ---A-PlI-L -- 1 2 3 " .5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1. 15 16 17 18 w~vnnu~ UV~~~ MAY SUN /l!.0N lUE WED THU fl. SAT 1 , 3 .. .5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17181920 212223 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ~ TUE l/\,~!:~'~ " l ~ ()!I'''' ,tr,Ni;tJ, '/ 1 8 N.',". :/ Ie ft· • ~,! rtf, 1,/\) •".1 " 11.,(\' • •. ', -':> 15 22 ,.......,,~.- 1st Day of Winter ~ 0, b 1)1 !!Ij);~ . 27 2 8 ~lAlf' {J'l 29 JUNE SUIii 111.01'1 lUI WfD THU fl' SAT I 2 3 .. .5 6 7 B 910111213 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ---JU-LY- -- 1 2 3 .. .5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13'.15 16 17 18 w~vnnu~ UV~~~~ WED Mld)Wi.' /H' >_ 2 9 16 23 MAIl.. NEWG i..i:11t.fJ.. 30 AUGUST SUN /lION TUf WID 'ltU fl' SAT 1 2 3 .. .5 6 1 8 9 10 11 12 13 '4 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 28 29 ~ ~ --SE-PT-EM-IE-I - 1 2 3 .. .5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ~vnnu~u V~~~ OCTOln SUN MaN TUI wtO THU n, SAT \ 1 2 3 .. .5 6 7 8 9 10 1l 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 21 28 29 30 31 NOYlMln SUN MON TUE W£O TlIU "' $AT 1 :2 3 .. .5 6 7 8 '1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ~~ DECEMIU ______ w 1 2 3 .. .5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ~vnnu~u V~~~~ THU FRI SAT 3 10 17 24 31 Q '"V, e:) ,; > ',~L j,;, 4 fI"IIrAt;J".>:: ''-'' '­11 18 25 Christmas NOVEMBER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 ~; ~~, >1 ~} i:~;,' ,~~L- ~f 't-(~ B,:; D 5 12 TD Ml1ef 19 ~ ~~~(~"t~) -,-0 ctt/1PlJH 26 JANUARY 1 2 3 4 5 678 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 DECEMBER INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION Member's Proxy KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, ~ ~-~~:=-5 Ed p~/' 192 H~1't!\ Ave. Sa,lt Lnke City, Utah / I\~ L (j?)"'sI, ~., A'~ ~l of ____ ---, _____ ,--_________ hereby." appoint: (Check one only) (Ski School) OU~IJ ¥v--- P•• I\~ -'\S""-' Max Lundberg, President 0 C18!'it '1'. Parkins6fl, Secretary o OR J. Phil Jones, Vice President t ..... .(~ CA.-fh...Nlt.h () ~~" t,,, v,U '" o Adrieft Se~H / Treasurer [J ____________________ _ \ to be mYAsubstitute and proxy for me and in my name and behalf to vote at the 'f.l[ S ...... ~~ Ge...~~~ W'\AI\,,-:f:v...y 0:5 AnnualAMeLlibersltlp Meet:in~ of the loS.LA. to be held at lO:~ A.M., Sunday, &",{ .. ~ ;to) I 1iO Po"'~''''''O.5a. ':'c""'1 (j'-lt.-I."1/h4j .... )~/"d~tJ.~Jo-.. ~~tt() ~Qber 2:6, l'Hi,., at the"P61rK Ci ty Resort Cen(er, on all questions which may be presented and considered at the Annual Meeting of the Members of said Association, with like effect as I might or could have done if I had been ~J;,..,. .... ..;'..{." ..... UI\t-..{i_~~ M) .s",J.aif."..~ personally present and voting therealj J'; /';"...,.." ., () J ,,~ ?. t.1 J",-' d' :..t "'--Me'~ I {jA.J~/I j liM () ~ ~ U I..i. u'""- ~ ~ ~, And I do hereby revoke and annul any and all proxies heretofore given by me to any person or persons. ;:f"~ W/'fN£sS" IN/fFrtG:o(:" Z~ AA~1.s4~~tI".1t:....e A w,lTNFSS m~l b;l'ad this day of SIGNATURE: Address: City: State: ..J;,I~ Please date, sign, and mail by 9beeheT 15th to: et:::-T. Parkinson III ,/1 ~ P:Q, Box 17253 J!~3 UI (( VVlI~ Salt Lake City, Utah Date: !f' 4" ': "t:M-i' "'t'~ 1'1> ~ rv\J.11i.:.t ,. .. ., f.tA (~/,A. <1"' '''CJ. .. ~",-I; ",# flu.>-, I,' ~T' (,i~~ ~.""IA,... +t..t ,1-0 )') (1"""'" {II; ~ NOTE: Only certified and associate members with d~es and assessments current and paid up are eligible to vote. , \ .:: ......... t I~'. \" \' 1-J ~""~ THIS PROXYA,M UST BE RETURNED TO THE APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION WITH INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION DATE __________________ ___ FULL LEGAL NAME ________________________________________________________________________ _ (Please Print) First Middle Last PERMANENT ADDRESS ________________________________________________________________ ~--- Street City State Zipcode WINTER ADDRESS ______________________________________________________________________ _ Street City State Zipcode WINTER TELEPHONE ------------------------------ SUMMER TELEPHONE ________________________ _ AGE __________ BORN WHEN _____________________ WHERE ________________________________ _ PRIOR CITIZENSHIP(S) ________________________ IN U. S. SINCE ___________ CITIZEN ________ _ MILITARY SERVICE: YEARS ___________________ TO ________________ BRANCH ____________ _ TYPE OF DISCHARGE ___________________________ MARRIED _____ CHILDREN __________ _ SEX WEIGHT HEIGHT ------------- ----------------- ------------------------------- OTHER SKILLS OR EMPLOYMENT ________________________________________________________ _ CERTIFICATION STATUS ________________________________________________________________ ___ PREVIOUS EXAMINATIONS: DATES ORGANIZATION TEACHING, MOUNTAINEERING, OR WINTER SPORTS EXPERIENCE: 3/4" THE FOLLOWING ARE REQUIRED: PLACE 1. PHOTOGRAPHS (2) (size) AND A $10.00 CHECK OR MONEY ORDER. 1-1/4" 2. I HEREBY RECOMMEND THIS INDIVIDUAL AS A REGISTERED MEMBER OF I.S.I.A. SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR PROCEDURE FOR REGISTRATION: RESULTS 1. Ski School obtains application form from the Certification Area Representative. 2. Application form is completed in hand printing or typing. 3. Completed form along with 2 photographs and $10.00 registration fee is sent to: Executive Secretary, 1. S. I. A. 3823 Villa Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 etJ tV Ie p/![e-mail]14 /-lP A&1!1Ctf F{2() A.J / d.-.cQT!ti12- fEC06J;/UIJ IS . ./ I (j . ~I scf-JQ::)L eeeowm ~ 100/, m/~~/I11O/1) ¥ TEet!NIC{}L f) 1m: ~R... CO,) Fv~ czm rlllJ / fI!li 1J/JiJ) C ~ J IA.J/ C) ft~~ 17 F{ ~ fWOl<J I/ftcll- e1i(f{ {DI<- (JEer (!IAUjlAl r!lz. ~«'()'Mo17~JQ - Lt£P- aJff>et::;f2-· ilwfJf!/X SK/ ::;el!tJ~L ~11/:iCW1'L OF 7l/Z y~. -JWU--ARY 7 8 15 18 FEBRUARY 5 15 19 MARCH 5 or 12 19 APRIL 15 23, 24, 25 I\<..TIVITY ~;r;;:EDULE Corrununic :: tions Committe~ Neeting and Clinic Committe€, General mailing: Newsletter Minutes Ro:;ter Certification Policy I. [; .4\. Committee Chairman deadline nemons tr ~ticn Te am d e~ dline i r: .. :. :.' 1, :~ . ! ': " . : 1: ( .. (' ,M. ~- :.) L ~. lJy.' - liP " . j fl L~ iJ \j!:" ~ i i.t t ,-, e letce.1." to Ski School. Directors Elections Committee Heeting--prepare elect:on ballot, etc. Executive Committee Meeting: I.S.A., P.S.T.A. · election~ Hailin3 co SI i Schocls--elections loS.LA. party Deadline for ballots B.O.D. Uceting, BrighaH' City: l.S. ,\., P.5.LA., Clinic General mailing: Clinic announcemen t --rrogram Dues statement Ballot- Clinic prC- t e~i5trat i on Newslf;tter Clinic COl1lTI'ittct? Heeting Dues and ballot Clinic registration deildlin ~ Spring Clinic January 18 JItH ~~ February 1 'kl i E) 15 f~64 Na rch ! 1,,- ELECTIONS CCHl-IITTEE TINE SCHEDULE Heeting--lunch Discuss procedure. Prepare ballot. Rev~ew tim~ scheciule. HailinG to Ski School Directo~s Deadline for ballotf General mailing--Lallot, Newsletter Ap.ril 15 ~ ~ ~ .• }_,.J}.- Ballot return deadline / . ~ £) 23 t:d Mlf'j Z -3' Clinic Newsletter will feature candidates. ~tJ \~ 'It Wftl'{\%~ _ ~ ~1fi, ~~ e,O ~M t (? A (1,( I N T E R M 0 U N T A I N SKI INS T R U C TOR S ASS 0 C I A T ION BUDGET ACTUAL DISBURSEMENTS: Administration Executive Secretary $ 1,250 $ 94.73 Office Supplies 500 77 .50 Postage 320 298.42 Telephone [phone] Printing 1,200 730.77 Insurance 74 Professional Fees 250 185.00 Hiscel1aneous 150 61.84 $ 4,070 $ 1,810.02 Newsletter $ 700 $ 388.11 B.O.D. 750 713.92 Fall Seminar 1,200 1,162.00 Travel and Hiscellaneous Business Expense 600 400.00 (Includes 9th Committees: 22080 12222.34 Interski) Demonstration Team $ 482.06 $ 5,330 $ 3,886.37 Area Clinics 158.37 Party 133.47 Awards 261.47 Election 6.70 $ 9,400 $ 5,693.39 CASH PAYABLES Cash in bank $ 898.63 Food--I.S.I.A. party $ 250.00 Deposits 250.00 B.O.D. expense 100.00 Demonstration Team 180.00 $ 350.00 $ 1,328.63 AST AN is the auhcl'ialion of A1I1eriCtlil S/<-i Tc(/rbers Associatioll of Nlllnr TclVlik. The purpose of tbis association is 10 jIYolllolc unified and bigh qualify ~ki teacbing throllgbout the United Stlltes IIlld Callada. It is the first natiol1ally urgallized group ill the United States wbich jJrolllotes 1lI1ified ski teaching. AST AN will1lo! compromisc to arhielJc this goal. It stm/lgly believes ilt thc sujleriority of its Icaching systC/ll, called Natlll" TeI",il,. origill(/ted ill the liltl' forties {;,' Walter Foeger. ___ IF""" Natur Teknik is a teaching system. ',ot J skiing technique, and is based on the natural position of the shoulders and body. It is called the direct teaching ;q)proach, using in all its steps the natural action and reactioll of the hum:1n body to its utmost advantage. This is parallel skiing from the beginning. On the surbce, the most st:utling and only re~'(1gnizable difference to other systems is the elimination of the snowplow ;1Ild stem in the teaching approach. N atur Teknik has been taught in the United 'ltates since 1956. Itw;1s a pioneer in modern ski teaching.' Other ski organizations have only recently revised their teaching ap'proaches and are now describing the upper level of skiing in the same way we have for many years. During the lessons, the hundreds of different exercises are divided into eight levels: . 1st - basic. 2nd - skatin~. 3 rd - tra vers·e. 4th "- prepar;ltioll for the turn tp till' Illountain, 5 th - sidesliding. 6th - turn to the mountain. 7th - preparation for the turn downhill. 8th - turn downhill. The Narur Teknik teaching system has gained the respect and admiration of thousands of emhusiastic skiers in the United States and Canada. Most of the sound scientific principles of this teaching system, originated and advocated for years by Walter Foeger, are now used in other ski schools with other teaching methods, proving that natural skiing is the best way to progress when learning to ski. Born in Kitzbuehel and graduated from the State Teachers' CoJlege in Innsbruck, TyrO'I, A'Jstria, \Valter Foeger was the technical director of the Austrian Ski Association, Captain of the German Alpine Ski Team, vice-president of the Tyrolean Ski Association. and Coach of the Spanish Olympic Team. His educational background, together with his many international successes in skiing, tennis, and ice hockey, have given him a clear and det,ailed understanding of body motions. • He discovered that the basic actions of the body are the same in all active sports. • His theoretical and practical experience forced him to create a better sys­tem of teaching, known as NATUR TEKNIK. Natur Teknik is now adopted and endorsed by ASTAN, and the details can be found in the book "SKIING FOR BEGINNERS" by Walter Foeger, and pub-lished by Ronald Press, New York City. . The official teaching manual of AST AN is based on this book, and is also on s:!le to the gener:!l skiing public, but it is mainly a teaching aid to AST AN ski instructors. ASJ~'1/V Sk/ IIlS/fIlC/Or .... · ASTAN is primarily an organization for true professionals but amateur in­structors may become members. There is no difference in goals. \Vhoever wants to be a certified instructor-professional or amateur-must go tht:ou,gh the same rigid (raill illg :llId l' :CIIII illatiofl. \\' l,()evel' W;lflts to tea~h, must k flOW how to teach. ASTAN h:1s'5 certified i:,,"I'tJtCtors (c:1ching in diO'crent :1reas, :lIld 5.0 more who are trained in this systr: 1l but need more experience before they can be certified. ' flow Fo HC('()/l/c,l" 1.),1.>//\ ('crtfji'ed IlIstrllC/Of At the beginning of each season in December, a course organized by ASTAN is c'ondue,ted in a inajar ski ;"Ire:t. The 6th annual course will be held at the Jay Peak Ski Area from December 14 through December 22. All future instructors have to take an entrance test on skiing ability, and only good parallel skiers are admitted, but there is no age limit. During the nine-day oourse, the instructor is exposed in theory and practice to: PRACTICE 1. Precise execution of all te'aching steps of the N atur Teknik Teachin g System, from walking to Wedeln, on the teaching slopes. . 2. .Proper selection of terr:lin-a subst:tnti:tl aid to better ski teaching. 3. Parallel skiing on :lily type snow or terr:lin. 4. Delllonstr:llinn ofskiing skill hy passifl,~ throllgh :1 slalom course, 'f'I f f!OR Y I. Natur Teknik -- teaching ,ysteli1 :llld technique . .2. Ped:lgogy of skiing. . 3. The body motions in sports. 4. History of modcrn skiing. 5. First :lid, ski patrol, and dangers of n:lture. 6. How to set up a r:lce. 7. Ski are:l :lnd ski school management. Instructors who P:lSS the test will receive the title of Certified instructor in Natur Teknik and will, without further test, be eligible as members of the American Ski Teachers Association of Natur Tcknik. (Jur Fce/III/qllcllld I (.'ae/II'IIf,! Is I he Sall/(' F"c/:nc!/('rc ASTAN members, all over the United States and Canada, use the same technique and teaching method. The huge variety of exercises, at all levels of instruction, allow individual appro:lch within the framework of the stand­ardized instruction. In the Natur Teknik teaching system you can continue with any instructor where you left off with another. For accomplishments in the ski school, bronze, silver and gold pins arc :lwarded. After a one week course and when the student has reached the goal of instruction, he is :llso awarded a ski school diploma. At the beginning of the lessons, eyen thc procedure of distribution of the pupils into each class:lt the different ski areas is standardized. At the end of one week's schooling, an average Natur Teknik skier will bc able to make consecutive parallel turns downhil.I on an intermediate slope. N () other school h:ls challenged this accomplishment. ) Oil -+- I ht I'lIb!t'(, -+- 1n ' I Ill' ./f/(/!, !,(' /\STi\N belicvcs it employs the hest Illethod for quickl\' tC:lching the be­ginner safe and guod p:lrallcl skiing. But our attitude is tolerant. \'\Ie wallt to compete fairly with other ski org:lnizarions for your attention" \Xre discriminate against nobody. Our teaching system is all llriginal one and not an imitation with a new name. It is the intention of our orgallii'ation to cooperate with all people of good will who arc also engaged in ski instructi()n. The final decision about the quality of ski teaching C1I1not be niade by an organization. It is up to YOll the public to choose, independently and by your own judgment and experience .. \Ve hope you will choose one of our N atur Teknik ski schools for your.ski les501(s. Compliments of AMERICAN SKI TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OF N ATUR TEKNIK (ASTAN) Officers President Charac Case, Melrose, New York Vice President Walter Focger, North Troy, Vermont Treasurer and Secretary Fred Nussbaum, Troy, New York President's Assistant Eleanor Bucklep, Troy, New York Directors Addison Arthurs, Pittsburgh, Pa. Elizabeth Hanley, Utica, New York Daniel J. Leary, Ludlow, Vermont Hubert Daberer, Montgomery Ctr., Vt. Natur Teknik IS t:tught at the following n1,1It1r ski 'In'a~ ill the United Statl's ;1I1e1 Canada: CAj\llELBJ\CK IN TIIF POCONOS, POCONO, PA. JA Y Pr,AK INC., JA Y STATF FOREST, .fAY, \''1'. rvlONT FCHO, SUTTON JCT .. VUEBFC, CAN ADA NORTH HJ\TI FY, ~ilJ\G()G, QUEBEC, CANAD/\ OK1-)"IO ~'IOUNTAIN, lUDLOW, \'T. Natur Tl'knik i~ ;)ls(1 (lffici;l"" L1Ught .\{ 'l'YCLl! L·()IIc,t.:l", high ,dll)()". Jnt! ski cI u hs. PROFESSIONAL SKI INSTRUCTORS OF AMERICA, INC INCOME STATEMENT Year To Date Total Account March April May June Projected Original Revenues: Budget Budget Dues $46,255.00 $ 500.00 $ .00 $ .00 $46,755.00 $43,945.00 Ski School Dues 3,525.00 .00 .00 .00 3,525.00 2,200.00 Manuals & Pins 7,325.00 200.00 .00 .00 7,525.00 8,000.00 Royalties & Misc. 6,138.00 .00 2,500.00 1,400.00 10,038.00 1,700.00 Convention 3,600.00 7 2025.00 .00 .00 10 2625.00 .00 Total Revenues $662843.00 $ 7 2725.00 $ 2,500.00 $ 1 2400.00 $78,468.00 $~845 no Expenses & Costs: Cost of t-lanuals $ 3,329.00 $ 150.00 $ .00 $ .00 $ 3,479.00 $ 3,875.00 Salaries 8,750.00 1,075.00 1,075.00 1,075.00 11,975.00 12,150.00 Office Rent 2,160.00 240.00 240.00 240.00 2,880.00 2,880~00 Office Supplies 2,009.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 2,109.00 750~00 Printing 1,545.00 150.00 75.00 .00 1,770.00 3,4-60.00 Postage 1,002.00 1,600.00 25.00 25.00 2,652.00 1,200;00 Travel and Living 4,195.00 2,900.00 250.00 200.00 7,545.00 5,500rOO Payroll Taxes 305.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 455.00 638.00 Employee's Benefits 365.00 36.00 36.00 36.00 473.00 432;00 Professional Services 2,870.00 1,000.00 500.00 .00 4,370.00 3,000.00 Taxes & Licenses 124.00 .00 500.00 .00 624.00 50.00 Telephone 1,456.00 150.00 100.00 100.00 1,806.00 1,725.00 Hiscel1aneous 391. 00 .00 10.00 10.00 411. 00 120.00 Hembership ~lailing 6,368.00 125.00 100.00 50.00 6,643.00 l~,OOOI -. Repairs & Haintenance 442.00 .00 .00 .00 442.00 500'. J Moving Expense 65.00 .00 .00 .00 65.00 .00 Advertising Expense 8,201.00 750.00 750.00 750.00 10,451. 00 10,262.00 Committee Expense 3,543.00 700.00 700.00 .00 4,943.00 8,500.00 Insurance - Office 239.00 .00 .00 .00 239.00 60.00 Depreciation 175.00 .00 .00 .00 175.00 75.00 Association Dues 857.00 .00 1,000.00 .00 1,857.00 .00 Contributions 118.00 .00 .00 .00 118.00 .00 Manual Expense 1,764.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 .00 3,764.00 .00 Equipment Rental 52.00 .00 52.00 .00 104.00 .00 Subscriptions 5.00 .00 .00 .00 5.00 .00 Conventions Expense b7_09.00 11,405.00 150.00 .00 13,264.00 .00"" II ( Total Expense $52,039.00 $21,381. 00 $ 6,638.00 $ 2,561.00 $82,619.00 $ 5 9 ~ 1 7 7 . 0 Ol~)~ NET INCOME $14,804.00 ($13,656 ___ 00) ($ 4 2138.00) ($ 1,16LOO] ($ 4~ 151. 00) ($ 1,332.00) ACCOM MODATIONS 28 All Seasons Rentals 46 Al phorn Condominiums 31 Bighorn & Gore Creek Condominiums 30 22 9 19 2 45 49 3 29 50 30 40 6 24 32 41 30 25 13 39 42 41 36 27 27 43 12 48 Chamonix Chalets Chr istiania -at- Vail Gasthof Gramshammer Golden Peak House lodge Holiday Inn Kiandra Lodge lion's Head Chalet The lodge-at-Vail Manor Vail Mountain House Park Meadows Pension Isabel The Plaza Poor Richard's Rams- Horn lodge R,va Ridge Chalets The Roost Short Swing Inn Sitzmark lodge The Talisman Tivoli lodge Vail East Condominiums Vall Village Inn Valhalla-at-Vail Villa Valhalla Vorlaufer Condominiums Wedel Inn Westwlnd-at-Vail RESTAURANTS, & BARS 37 Blue Cow 7 Casino Vail 23 Chili Bowl 15 Clock Tower Inn 17 The Delicatessen 6 Donovan's Copper Bar 52 Eagle's Nest 33 Golden Gate House 14 The Keg 6 la Cave 40 lancelot Inn BACK BOWLS ~,,\OG" .~. .~. .f'C>>' • 51 29 19 20 16 14 18 13 19 12 LtonsHead Restaurant lord Gore Club La Pinata Mid-Vail Restaurant Nu Gnu Ore House Red lion Inn Red Ram The Slope St. Moritz Restaurant SERVICES Advertising 19 The Vail Trail Bank 38 The Bank of Vail BarberShop 38 loran's Mug and Brush Barbers Beauty Salon 19 lady Vail 13 la Salon Coiffure, ltd Clinic 35 The Vail Valley Medical Center Information. Reservations. Convention Sales 34 Vail Resort Association Janitorial Services Weibel's Janitorial Service Laundry and Cleaning 25 Coin-op laundry 38 Town Tub Mountain Operations 34,51 Vail Associates, Inc Movie Theater 38 Crossroads Cinema Municipal Offices 23 Mill Creek Court Building 23 Police Department Newspaper 19 The Vail Trail Nursery 23 Pooh Vail Pharmacy 35 Vail Clinic Pharmacy 1 / #. ," -'~'--':' ~ • . '" -rr;o "., -" • "~._~<-"~" .~ 0 33 ~~~t. :,~? ". . 0 • • ~ '. \'. • ~'" @ . .~. -'·~·--·-:~~5•2 • - -: • . ...• ~ .•• ~",.~,._._~ 0 • • - • , "p; .~-'~. .0 •• '. • ..... 0 • ". ,'- '. C,' " = -. .., 0 • ;"00 ~.~ @~~li ,;. ~~ ~ "'rf:i: 'r~;:;;:i: .---'iiJi'-.->-;~_~~ .' '" ~~(riiJ ~/\\ "--.fC.iGlf~I" '--- -4. '~~~~'~~~=3"1~ -'\I~;~'o~ •• • ... )'1, • • _. -~;'~\.,~~~-=~ ~ -3J; ~Ad\- -~~~ "'I'k{'" • I...... .....';i..,;:;. I '" '" . (~.. --~--- ?~'-} If( _.".. 0 ~...~. ' ...~ @) , , ,$~.=: '--~L~·-'~='--,~,' "" ,,~ " ' -!@ <oj • LION'S HEAD VAIL VILLAGE Ill/ """'J' ~.'~ ..."" --~----.:tl ..,." . _ t Office ®, Po, ~"'". ""_p"""'" .'0~;:~ "SM.o., Professiona~llenConnlff ~~"C''.~cc"O~"'~ ~~;;~~~~ M,O . 338 'B.'r"u"ce", . P.h~ " "'"'"''',~ ---:::::_ ;C=en=te=r ===.:~c'--'-<---~J- L_"_:__c__._~ • ________ __ 8 SerVall ShOPPlncgssroads of Vall ~~ ~ ~ ro ~;:::::::" ,,'";::';-;:i. S"; : .. 'I~ ,_ &~ ~ :~:, .. ""'"'''' ; ~ ~:;~,::,~=, " '''''' ..... ,... """~". "'~ " 'm",.m 6 9 ~,::; ,,," " ',"00': l~; " , . 00, " "e"'. " '''''"''','. I.t Boutique and Ski Shop ;: ;~:"~'" '"""'~;' , :'~' is',";,",, " '=::~,;~, ",,, " "," :~::;~;;;~.- ." ~,.:;, .,;'u, O"k, " ;::~, '""<',m. W,oo "''' R"',A-C, "'" " '''' '""'~, "'"" ser;rce AViS Rent-At-;~rCar Utilities ntain States Telephone 7 The l HdOa~~O~: .1 "",. Moo. .. " """ 38 9 19 17 38 6 6 5 Paul's Pastries Pepi Sports Rive Gauche Gallery Rucksack Apothecary Super Foods Tom Thumb Gallery Vail Blanche Sport Shop Vail Ski Rentals ::~ ".'A'''~ ,. " W.. ... ""'"' " "', "'"~ ~~.::. '" ,,_ '"'''''' "",. ~ .... " OPS " M .. ,,, ~." . '"'::;~:.'.'''. s.;~=,!:, "'"'' ,. . ~ S,H ""',,. A S"j,.m, . ... ' ,"",""" ',""m,,, ,":: :M~;, ~,,:,;,~, . "',',.' " ,",OS"",. " "",,, .. ,.",,,~. "" ""'"'''".0"0~" "' '''''' " '"" .. ~., __..• _. . ~.-, 1 Vail Village 38 19 6 34 Vail Village Drugstore Vali- Hi Books 'n Things Vallev Forge Watch Fob (Vail Jewelers & Gifts) SUN·UPBOWL ~'t-\;" '~<,l) "'o"'o~~ BEGINNER-SWINGSVILLE-MINTURN MILE­THE MEADOWS-OVER EASY-GITALONG (Cross Cut, Chow-Down, Skid Road)-RUDER'S RUN (Follow Me, Gopher Hill) Ratings pertain to total Vail areas (North Side, Back Bowls and Game Creek). PTARMIGAN POINT ¢~ THE MEADOWS GAMEcCREEK BOWL INTERMEDIATE-EXPRESSO-RAMSHORN­HUNKY DORY (Cold Feet, Negotiate, Side Kick, Compromise)-MILL CREEK-HENRY'S HILL­LODGEPOLE (Lodgepole Gulch)-BEARTREE­BOO- BOO- SIMBA (VIA CHEETAH)- BORN FREE - ELSA - LOST BOY EXPERT -ZOT-RIVA RIDGE (Tourist Trap, Look Ma)-PICKAROON (Cookshack Hill, Giant Steps, Adios) -I NTERNATIONAL-AVANTI­NORTHWOODS- NORTH STAR-OUZO-FARO DEUCES WILD-SHOWBOAT-THE BACK BOWLS­PRIMA- SIMBA FACE Mountain Facilities: New at Vail this year is a high speed 6- passenger Bell gondola with a 1100 skiers per hour capacity, and our #7 double chair­lift. These two lifts serve our new Lions­Head and Game Creek areas. Combined with the original gondola and six double chairlifts Vail now has an uphill capacity of over 10,000 skiers per hour. Gift shops, and cafeteria food service including soft drinks, beer and wine, avail­able at Mid Vail and Eagle's Nest gondola terminals. Ski School: Under the direction of Olympic Gold Med­alist Roger Staub, the Vail Ski School has over 100 certified instructors from eight foreign countries, Canada and the United States. They teach the basic American Technique, as well as the latest advanced international techniques for experts. Both group and private lessons are avail­able each morning and afternoon. Tickets for Ski School Lessons may be purchased at all Vail and Vail/LionsHead ticket offices. Classes meet at the Golden Peak and LionsHead meeting places, and at Mid-Vail and Eagle's Nest by arrangement with the instructor. Ski Patrol: The Vail Ski Patrol consists of 30 full time professionals whose duty it is to render aid and control potential hazards. When reporting any accident at slope­located patrol phones, it is important to give as much information as possible. If the exact location and type of accident is cor­rectly reported, the Patrol is able to pro­vide. much faster service. All slope closure signs and roped-off areas are maintained for your safety-we urge you to respect them. Violations may lead to loss of skiing privileges on Vail Mountain. BY··LAWS FAR \1EST SKI INSTRUCTOHS ASSOCIATION ~------- .. §ection l~ The direction and control and Goverrunent of the oorp­oration and of the entire business a.ffairs of the corporation, a.nd .the management and disposal of its;.propertics, tnteresta and activ-1tiea'~ shall be vested in a Board of Directors composed of eleven (11) members, or such larger number (not exceeding t~len ty-one) as the members, by' majorj.ty vote, may from time to time determine, Members of the Board shall be elibible for re-eloction;but no person shall servo more than three (3) successive terms on the Board. In case of a vaoancy from any cause, the person elected to fill such vacancy shall hold office for the unexpired portion of such term; and, if such unexpired portion shall amount to one calendar year, or more, such person may be elected for more than two subsequent su(!cessive terms. The tenure of office of the Directors initially named in the Articles of Incorporation shall be until the annual. meeting in 1948, and there after until their succes­sors are. elected and qualified. At such unnualJmeotfung in 1948, three (3) Directors ahall be elected for a one yenr term, four (4) Directors shall be elected for tvl0 two-year terms, and four \ 4) Directors shall be elected for three year terms; after the year 1948, Directors shall be elected for three year terms. In the event the number of members of the Board shall be increased to a number greater than eleven (11) the Board shall, by resolution, provide for such initial term of such additional Directors as will cause approximately one third of the Directors to be elected in each year. Five (5) members of the Board shall constitute a quorum for any regular or special meeting of the Board. Any Citizen of the United States, a member of this corporation, and a certified Ski Instructor, in good standing, shall be eligible and qualified to become a member of the Board of Direotors. Vacancies in the Board of Directors oc­curing between annual meetings shall be filled by a vote of the majority of the, members, in special meeting called for that purpose or by mail ballot, as the remaining Directors shall determine. The majority of votes cast in any election shall constitute a choice. In thecevent of tie, the vote of the President shall dec1da. Section 2. The officers of the Board of Directors shall consist of a fresIUent, two Vice PreSidents, a Secretary, and a Treasurer, (the tvl0 latter of offices may be held by one person). All officers shall be elected by the Board and shall hold their offices for one year and until their successors are elected and qualified. Officer mny, but need not be, members of the Board, Vacancies shall be filled by majority vote of the Board, in regular or special meeting or by mail ballot. The President shall preside at all meetings of the Corporation or of the Board; and shall have all the usual powers of such office; in the absence of the PreSident, a Vice President shall pres'ide at such meetings. The Secretary shall issue notices of meetings; he shall transact such part of the correspondence relating to the corporation and the - 35 - Ji ; jj E J& 2 2£12 11 d· •• Board, and to his duties as Secretary, and shall perform such other duties, as the Board nlay direct. He shall, jOintly with the President or with Vice President, execute all contracts and other instruments on behalf of the corporation whenever authorized to do so by the Board of Directors. The Treasurer shall, subject to the approval of the Board, re­ceive, collect, and have custody of , all funds and evidences of property belonging to the corpora.tion; he shall pay all bills or ac­counts as ordered by tho Board; he shall keep all monica nnd oocur1t1oa in his charge in ban]cs or trus t companios to be approved by tho Board. If the BRnrd shall so direct, he shal1. post a bond, tn such sum aYlQ' wi th such sill'eties as the Board may, from t.ime to ti.me, order; and the premium on such bond shall be an expense of the corporatio~. Section 3. The Board of Directors shall have full power and authority to~&ke, hold and aruninister all fu~ds, property, securities materials ox' objects that may, at any time, be g:lven, pa.id, devisod, bequeathed, tranSferred, contributed, or in any n111Lln0r cntruotec1 to the corporation, in any manner and to any extent, for the purposes of the corporation. Also to appoint such officero, agents end employees as it may deem necessnry or convenient to carryon the e.f'fair3 of the corporations, 'vi th such pOHers, and such salaries or other remuneration, as the Board may deem proper. Also, to adopt By-Laws, and from time to time amend the srune as hereinafter prov:l.ded in Sectd..on 12, and otherwise to adopt and prescribe such rules a'1d regulations aJ it ma.y deem necessary or convenient. Also to deal with, and expend, the income of the corporation in such manner &'1d for such objects, as, in its judgment, will best promote the interests of the corporation. Also, to have a~d to exercise any and all powers and authority neces­sary or convenient to promote and to carry out the purposes of this corporation. Also to amend the Articles of Incorporation to the extent allmved by la\-1; provlded that no amendment of the Articles shall affect the provisions of Article II, Section (b) thereof. Section l~. There ohall be an Executive Committee, composed of fi ve {5J persons, who ohall bG 0i thor' orricorlo 01" mombors or tho Board of Directors. Such Executive Committee shall be elected an­nually by the B08i"lr:l; and its members shall hold office for one year and/or until their successors are elected and qualified. Vacancies shall be filled by m~jority vote of the Board. Three (3) members of the Executive Committee shall constitute a quorum. The executive Com­mittee shall, unless otherwise provided by the Board, have pewer, in the interim between meetings of the Board, to exercise all of the ~owers of the Board of Directors except (a) to adopt or amend By-LaWS, {b) to amend the Articles of Incorporation, or (c) to fill vacancies in the Board, in the Executive Committee or in any office referred to in Section 2. There may be such other sta!lding or spe0ial comnittee as the Board of the members in annual meeting may, from time to time direct. Each such committee Shall consist of at least three (3) members of the corporation, at least one of whom shall be either an officer or a member of the Board. - 36 - •.. e- Section 5. The corporation shall have the power and it shall be its duty to organize, put into operation, administer and super­vise a system for the certification of ski instructors. Such system shall be administered by or under the directinn of the Board of Directors, which shall cooperate therein with tho certification committee of the Far West Ski Association. The Board shall keep itself informed as to the subject of such system and from time to time, propose such changes therein as it may deem desirable better to accompliBh its purpose. F'rom time to time, the Committee shall report to the members on the operation of the system and they shall in any event, make such reports to each annual meeting of the . corporation. The Pl'esident Shall, from time to time appoint to a joint examining Board, such numbers of examiners ~s may be mutually agreed upon between the President and Chairman of' Far West Ski Association, provided that the majority of members representing the corporation in conducting exruninations for certificatiC'n ore certified instructors of the Fur West SId Asooclatlol1. No examiner shall use, or permit the use of, the fact that he is, or has been appointed, in connection with the advertiSing or publicity of his ski school or in connection with the advertising - or publicity of any merchandise or service whatsoever. It is understood thnt the decision of examiners appointed as herein pro-­vided by tho Board and tho Far West Sl{i Association shall be final with reference to any certification; and that the certificate