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Because of your untiring efforts in the field of education and in the building of the State School of Science to the College it is today; for the many years you have faithfully carried out the duties as President of our College and in so doing have helped to develop a strong vocational program of national recognition within our state; and for your long years of faithful service to the State School of Science we proudly dedicate the '54 Agawasie to you . . . esideni £. rf. Riley Mr. Riley was born in Avery, Ohio September 19, 1883. When he was ten his family moved to Mt. Pleasant, Michigan where he attended high school. After graduating from high school he enrolled in Michigan State College where he received his degree in Civil Engineering in 1908. After graduation he followed civil engineering into construction and taught in Montana before coming to the State School of Science in 1916 to be head of the Engineering Department. In 1921 he was appointed President of the State Schol of Science. Wt i -
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tfij the £tate gelt ool Science VJalx eton, Tlolth “Dakota Member Associated Colleftiate Press
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President Piley President Riley has served as president of the State School of Science for thirty-three years. Mr. Riley has a theory that education is a matter of gaining knowledge which must be a practical application before it becomes of value ’ to the possessor; and he has given a very fine example here at Science in the discharge of his administrative duties to the State's most unusual school, building it through the years to where now it is one of the best of its kind in the nation. Steven Riley Kahl Steven, age eleven, is the oldest grandchild of President and Mrs. Riley. H i s father, Melvin Kahl, was a star football player while at Science, and earned the ”S” which Steven so proudly weai s. 3S V eats c | Deootec) idee The Riley children pictured below are: Grace Ann Shellum, Portland, Oregon; Hanna Elizabeth Kahl, Kennewick, Washington; Commander Joseph Archer Riley, Washington, D. C. and Mary Jane O’Toole, Lewiston, Idaho; all four of the Rileys are alumni of the State School of Science.
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