University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Dean Howard H. Preston Energetic . . . likes to make speeches . . . his sense of humor makes even a money and banking course bearable . . . knows every stu- dent who has graduated from his College in the last nineteen years . . . spends extra time as a track-meet offi- cial . . . on YMCA administrative board. The field offered to students in the College of Economics and Business is one of the most elastic and diversified of those offered at the University. Graduates may find positions on the faculties of colleges, in Public Service and governmental Work, as teachers and ad- ministrators in public schools, and in busi- ness in all of its various phases. The school at the University is one of the most dis- tinguished and successful schools of its kind in the United States.

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llei1nEdgarA.L0eW A nationally distinguished figure in engineering . . . his special field is electric power transmission . . . has completed a book on it which should come out soon . . . he stands behind his engineering boys one hundred per cent . . . and the boys stand behind him. The College of Engineering prepares its graduates for the practice of engineering in any one of six fields, Aeronautical, Chem- ical, Civil, Commercial, Electrical, and Mechanical. The School tries to give its stu- dents the best possible preparation for an adventure in industry, and offers them the stimulus of sympathetic instruction under which they develop into men of high charac- ter and ideals with a sense of fair play, a sense of humor, and the ability to Work cheerfully for interminable hours at hard tasks.

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