Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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The act for establishing the State College was passed March 9th, 1890; hut it was not until January, 1902, that the College was opened with Dr. Lilly at its head. President Heston was the incum¬ bent of the presidency during the disastrous year of 1893; but when the hoard of regents was reorganized. Dr. Ikyan was called to the presidency, and under his able guidance the College has grown and prospered through good times, and had times, in a marvelous man¬ ner. The College has grown from one building, with a mere hand- GOLLEGE HALL ful of students, to an educational establishment with over 600 stu¬ dents, who pursue their chosen branch of study in the halls and lab¬ oratories of nine modern, well equipped buildings; and the strug¬ gling “Pen” College of the last decade is now the educational insti¬ tution of the Northwest, with its corps of graduates scattered from the balmy South Sea islands to the wind beaten plains of Dakota. 11

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THe Facvilty ENOCH ALBERT BRYAN, A. M., LL. D. President and Professor of Political Science. A. B. University of Indiana, ’?S. A. M. University of Indiana, ’84 . A. M. Harvard University, ’93. LL. D. Monmouth College, ’02. Superintendent of Schools. Grayville, Ill., 2. President of Vincennes University, , S2- J 93. Author of “Mark in Europe and America” and “History of Indiana’s First Settlement.” President and Professor of History and Political Science. Washington Agri¬ cultural College and School of Science, 1893- CHARLES VANCOUVER PIPER. M. S. Professor of Botany and Zoology. M. S . University of Washington, 85. Engaged in botanical and zoological work, principally in relation to the flora and fauna of Washington, ’85-’92. Contributor to “Botanical Gazette,” “Garden and Forest,” etc. Graduate student. Harvard University, YkjUoo. Professor of Botany and Zoology, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, 1892- O. L. WALLER, Ph. M. Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering. Ph. B. Hillsdale College, ’S3; Ph. M. Hillsdale College, ' 87 . Graduate student. University of Michigan, ’83. Principal of Public Schools, Dexter, Mich., ’84- 86. Graduate st udent. University of Michigan, ’86,-’8?. Principal of Schools, Dexter, Michigan, ' Sy-’po. Superintendent of City Schools, Colfax, Washington, , qo-’93. Graduate student, University of Chicago, ? g6. Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’93- Expert in Irrigation for U. S. Dept, of Agriculture, ' oo- Irrigation Engineer, Experiment Station. ' ’02- 13