Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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CIqlss of 1902 Koht. Cordiner L. M. Hatch . . I. r . Johnson I. 12. liurke . . .ee Morrison . I. Y. I Imitate . 15. Conliner [. I). Kvans . . OFFICERS . President . . Vice President .Secretary .Treasurer . Poet . Historian . Yellmaster Sergeant at Arms COLORS Rose and Cream MOTTO “I .ahor Omnia Yincit YELL 1 li yu cnmtux ! ' fum rum Too! Alko Klatawa! Xineteen Two! 29

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MABELl-E BENTON BEA ' ITIE is a girl whom the Xaughty-Ones recently adopted. She was born in Indiana, at New Bedford, May .?o, j88o. She went to public school just like the rest of the Seniors till she was thirteen, then moved with her parents to Bethany, a suburb of Lincoln. Nebraska. Studied at Cotner University and when sweet six¬ teen went to Peru. Nebraska. She stayed there till she graduated from the State Normal. Last year she studied at the State University at Lincoln, and to cap the climax of her schooling, she came to VV. A. C Thesis: “The Satan of Milton: A Comparative Study of Sources and Poetic Person¬ ifications of Evil VAN EATON WILLIAMS happened to get horn in Whitman County, February n, 1878. At¬ tended grammar school and spent two years in the Tacoma High School where he reached the tenth grade. After some experience in an immigration office at Seattle, taught school one term, then joined the Northern Pacific Mineral survey in the spring of ' () . Came to the W. A. C. in the fall of ' 97. entering on Freshman work in Economic Science and History. Has been prominent in athletics and literary societies, president of the Washington, ’oo; field manager of the Athletic Association. ' 98: played on base ball team. ' 98: captain. ’99; first lieutenant in the Cadet Corps: assistant business manager and business manager of tile Evergreen. ' 99-°o; charter member of the S. C. L. Thesis: “The Financial History of the State of Washington.” WILLIAM HELL OLTMAN was born at Wailsburg, Washington, May 6, 1877. He received bis early training in the public school. Between his seventeenth and nineteenth years taught several terms of school. Entered the W. A. C. in Sep tember. 1896, taking tip the course in Economics Was one of the representatives of his class at their graduation from Prcpdom: class president during his Freshman and Sophomore years: represented the Washington on Washington’s birthday program. qS. with a declamation ; attained the rank of captain in the Cadet Corps: member of the debating lean which defeated Whitman. 99; business manager and later editor-in-chief of the Evergreen. ’99-’oo: won home oratorical contest. 00. and second place in the intercollegiate contest: president of the Wash¬ ington. ’99-00: manager base ball team. 01. Tliesi : “ The Recent Rise of Labor Legislation in the United Stales.”

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