Jack Van Dyke

Jack Van Dyke [1][2]
Personal information
Nationality	United States
Born	1912; Wisconsin
Died	1991
Sailing career
Class(es)	A-Scow, Pup, E-Scow, Ice boating, Star, International 210, 5.5 Metre and Soling
Club	Milwaukee Yacht Club
College team	Princeton University graduated in 1934
Medal record
Representing United States
North American Championships
	Updated on 24 March 2020.

Jack Van Dyke (born in 1912, died in 1991) was a sailor from the Wisconsin, United States, who became the second president of the International Soling Association (1973 - 1975).

Van Dyke started his sailing career in 1917 as a 5-year old bilge sailor on his father's A-Scow. From that time on he sailed when ever possible. After WOII he became attracted to sailing in the Star. In 1954 he became North American Champion in that class. When he was sailing 5.5 Metre in 1968 he became interested in the new International Soling class and soon he became an Soling sailor. In February 1971 he stepped into the executive committee of the ISA. During his term as president he accomplished the following: [3]

A completely new Constitution for the ISA
Yearly revisions and improvements to the class and measurement rules in order to maintain the one-design character of the Soling
New championship rules for the Worlds and European and other Continental Championships
The regulair publication of Soling Sailing, the magazine of the ISA.

Van Dyke graduated from Princeton University in 1934.

References

Lee, Bruce, ed. (December 1975) [1975]. "Thank You Jack Van Dyke!" (PDF). www.soling.com. International Soling Association. p. 1. Retrieved 24 March 2020.
Bakker, Geert (July 1991) [1991]. Walker, Stuart (ed.). "JACK VAN DYKE in memoriam" (PDF). www.soling.com. International Soling Association. p. 8. Retrieved 24 March 2020.
Lee, Bruce, ed. (March 1984) [1984]. "JACK VAN DYKE by Larry Booth" (PDF). www.soling.com. International Soling Association. p. 12. Retrieved 24 March 2020.

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[1] Lee, Bruce, ed. (December 1975) [1975]. "Thank You Jack Van Dyke!" (PDF). www.soling.com. International Soling Association. p. 1. Retrieved 24 March 2020.

[2] Bakker, Geert (July 1991) [1991]. Walker, Stuart (ed.). "JACK VAN DYKE in memoriam" (PDF). www.soling.com. International Soling Association. p. 8. Retrieved 24 March 2020.

[3] Lee, Bruce, ed. (March 1984) [1984]. "JACK VAN DYKE by Larry Booth" (PDF). www.soling.com. International Soling Association. p. 12. Retrieved 24 March 2020.