Clark Parkinson digital photograph collection

The Clark Parkinson collection consists of ten digital scans made from color and black and white prints loaned to the Special Collections department by Dean Roberts for the Utah Ski Archives Ski Affair. High-resolution scans were made of the original prints and they were then returned to the donor. Clark Parkinson is the longest-tenured employee at Park City Mountain Resort. He began teaching skiing there in 1962, the year the resort opened. He joined the Intermountain Ski Instructors Association in 1966, and has been actively involved in the organization and administration of the group since that time, serving as secretary, board member, and ultimately, president. He is also a lifetime member of the Professional Ski Instructors Association, and a charter member of the Utah Ski Archives. Mr. Parkinson was involved in the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Utah from 1998.
1 Clark Parkinson; 2 L - R: Clark Parkinson, Lou Lorenz. Park City Ski School supervisors.; 3-4 Clark Parkinson; 5 L - R: Clark Parkinson, Tony Parkinson. Sun Valley, Idaho; 6 L - R: Lou Lorenz, Clark Parkinson. Park City Ski School supervisors.; 7 Clark Parkinson. Sun Valley, Idaho; 8 Past Presidents of PSIA [Professional Ski Instructors Association], Honorary Members. Park City, Utah, 1997. L - R: Phil Jones, Ed Pond, Mike Thurgood, Allen Titensor, Roper, Larren Warren, Mike Korologos, Gene Palmer, Clark Parkinson, Joe Arave,?, Lou Lorenz; 9 Clark Parkinson and family, Snow Basin ski area; 10 Utah Ski Archives Ski Affair, October 1996; 11 Woody Anderson.