Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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ALBERT E. EGGE, Ph. D. Professor of English Literature. A. B. Luther College, ' 79 . A. M. Luther College, ’£5. Graduate scholar in English, Johns Hopkins University, ’84- 85. Fellow in English, Johns Hopkins University, 7 85-’86. Fellow by courtesy, Johns Hopkins University, ’86AS7. Instructor in English, Johns Hopkins University, 84-8 . Ph. D. Johns Hopkins University, ’87. Professor of English, German, History, St. Olat College, 87-92. Instructor in English, State University of Iowa, Q2- 96. Professor of English Literature, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’96- SOLON SHEDD, A. B. Professor of Geology and Mineralogy. B. S. Oregon State Manual School, B. A. Stanford University , ' 96. Professor of Natural Sciences, Oregon State Normal School, 89- 94. Assistant Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, 96. Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, ' 01- Geologist, Washington General Survey, ’or- GEORGE H. WATT, Ph. C. Professor of Pharmacy. B. S. National Normal l ' niversity, ’80. Ph. C. Scio College, f gr. Principal High School, Detroit City, Minnesota. ’8[-’84. Principal High School, Jacksonville, Oregon, 7 84 -’qo. Superintendent City Schools, North Yakima, Washington, ’ 9 i ’ 92 . Principal Preparatory School, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’93-’oo. Professor of Pharmacy, ’98- W. G. BEACH, A. M. Associate Professor Economic Science and History. A. B. Marietta College, 88. Graduate student, Harvard University, A. B., A. M., ’9 ’92. Instructor in History, Oberlin College, 9 2-, 93 - Professor in Philosophy and History, Women’s College of Marietta Col¬ lege, ’ 93 j 97 . Graduate student, Stanford University, ’97 98. Assistant Professor of Economic Science and History, Washington Agricul tural College and School of Science, ’98. Associate Professor of Economic Sci¬ ence and History, ’01- 16

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ELTON FULMER. A. M. Professor of Chemistry. B. A. University of Nebraska, ’S7. A. M. University of Nebraska, ’8y. Assayer, ' 87-’88. Instructor in Chemistry and Assaying, ’89-’93. Chief Chemist, Grand Island beet sugar factory, 90. Author of “A Study of the Artesian Waters of Lincoln, Nebraska” and “On the Occurrence of Phosphates of Nebraska.” Slate Chemist, ' 99- Professor of Chemistry, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ' 94- SOFUS B. NELSON, D. V. M. Professor of Veterinary Science. P. I . M. lotva Agricultural College, ’89. House Surgeon, Veterinary Department, Iowa Agricultural College, o. Student Royal Veterinary College, Copenhagen, Denmark, ’95. Practiced profession, Spokane, ’go- ' 95. State Veterinarian, ’95. President State Board of Health, ’03. Professor of Veterinary Science, Washington Agricultural College, ’95- • CHARLES A. BARRY, A. M. Professor of Modern Languages. Classic Graduate, L iiivcrsity of Michigan. Interpreter for Libby Glass Works, Columbian Exposition, ’93. Interpreter in France and Italy for Warren Featherbone Company. Professor of Greek and Latin, Vincennes University. Professor of Modern Languages, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’95- W. J. ROBERTS, S. B. Associate Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering. A. B. University of Oregon, 86 . X. B. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ’91. General engineering practice, ’86-’95. City Engineer and Superintendent of Water Works, Colfax, Washington ’ 92 -’ 95 - Deputy United States Surveyor for Washington, ’96. Sanitary Engineer for the State Board of Health, ’99 Associate Member American Society of Civil Engineers, ’00. Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering. Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’95- 99. Associate Professor, ’99

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EDWIN E. ELLIOTT, M. S. Professor of Agriculture. A. B. Monmouth College. M. S. Michigan Agricultural College, ’99. Followed general farming and stock-raising several years. Assistant Professor of Agriculture, Washington Agricultural College ami School of Science, ' 99. Associate Professor of Agriculture, ' 01. Professor of Agriculture, ’02- WILLIAM S. THYNG, E. M. Professor of Mining. E. M. Columbia University School of Mines, ’95. Instructor in Metallurgy, Pennsylvania State College, ’98. Assistant in Mining, Columbia University School of Mines, 98- , 99. Assistant Professor of Mining, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’99. Professor of Mining, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ' 02——- WILLIAM BOGARDUS STRONG, A. M. Mus. B. Instructor in Band and Orchestral Instruments. Attended Syracuse University, } 8i . A. M. University of Tennessee, ' 83. Mus. B. Boston School of Orchestration, ' 85. Studied in London and Leipsig, ’86. Musical Instructor private classes and schools, ’87-’94. Musical Director, Plillsboro, Texas, ’94-’97. Musical Director, Normal Universit} ' , ’97- ' 99. Musical Director, State College for Girls, South Carolina, ’99-’oi. Instructor in Band and Orchestral Instruments, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’or- CAPTAIN JOHN KINZIE, U. S. A. Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Second Lieutenant, appointed by President U. S. Grant, ’72. First Lieutenant, ' 79. Captain, ’91. Assigned to Second Infantry and joined regiment at Mobile, Alabama, ’72. Ordered to Washington in Nez Perce War, ’76. Ordered to Omaha, Nebraska, ' 86. Ordered to Montana, 96. Retired from service on account of injuries received in line of duty, ’97. Professor of Military Science and Tactics, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’oo- 17