General images

Item — Box: 1, Folder: 3

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1: Marvin Melville competing in the downhill at the Olympic trials being held in Squaw Valley, 1960.
2: 1963 U of U Ski Team. Top Row, Left to Right: Matz Jensen (1964 Norwegian Olympic Team), Hadd Christensen, Fritjof Prydz (1970 World Ski Flying Champion), Fox Goddard, Pete Karns (1968 U.S. Olympic Team), Bjorn Loken (World Champion of Sailing, circa 1975), Marvin Melville, Dave Engen, Rich Groth, and John Miller.
3: Marvin Melville on the day of the Olympic Opening Ceremonies, January 29, 1964.
4: Buses and athletes at the Olympics, 1964
5: Olympic ski racing course, 1964
6: Olympic athlete lodging in St. Anton, 1964
7: U.S. Olympic athletes and luggage, 1964
8: U.S. Olympic Men's Ski Team at the Hotel post in St. Anton, 1964.
9: Marvin Melville kissing his 10 month old daughter, Marti, and wife Renee goodbye before leaving for Aspen, Colorado, circa 1964. Photo by the Deseret News.
10: 1965 U of U Ski Team. Back Row, Left to Right: Richard Groth, Ladd Christensen, John Miller, Howard Collins, Mats Jensen, Marvin Melville. Front Row, Left to Right: Steve Clegg, Pete Karns, Karen Korfanta, Jean Saubert, Marita Witherall, Bjorn Loken, David Engen. The team took second in the NCAA Championships held at Crystal Mountain, Washington.
11: Coaches of the 1965 U of U Ski Teams
12: Marvin Melville's daughter, Marti, holding a poster advertising 'National Ski Week.'
13: Marv Melville, Willy Schaeffler and pilot in a helicopter at Snowbird, August 1965.
14: 1969-1970 U.S. Ski Team
15: 1969-1970 U.S. Ski Team, Left to Right: Chris Jones, Dennis Agee, Ann Black, Karen Budge, Cheryl Bechdolt, Marilyn Cochran, Julie Wolcott, Penny Northrup, Karen Korfanta, Susan Corrock, Debbie Flanders, Penny McCoy, Barbara Cochran, Rosie Fortna, Patty Boydstun, Mitzi Nagumo*, Kiki Cutter, Judy Nagel, Tom Kelly, Philippe Mollard.
* Member of the Japanese Ski Team.

Dates

Late 1940s-2000

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