Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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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

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H. V. CARPENTER. M. S., A. A., I. E. E. Professor of Mechanical Engineering. B. S. in Electrical Engineering, University of Illinois, 97. M. S. in Physics and Mathematics, University of Illinois, 99. Instructor in Physics, University of Illinois, ’qj-oi. Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’oi. Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’02- CHARLOTTE N. MALOTTE, A. B. Assistant Professor of Latin. A. D. Indiana University, ’94. Professor of Latin, Vincennes University, f g6-’ 99. Instructor in Latin, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’99-’oo. Assistant Professor of Latin, ’oo- N. O. BOOTH, B. Agr. Professor of Horticulture. B. Agr. Missouri University, ' 96. Assistant Horticulturist, Missouri Agricultural College, ' 96 -’oi. Assistant Plorticulturist, New York Experiment Station, ' oi- ' o2. Horticulturist at Experiment Station, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’92- Professor of Horticulture, Washington Agricultural School of Science. ’02- R. E. SNODGRASS, B. A. Assistant Professor of Entomology. ],. A. Leland Stanford Junior University, ' or. Assistant in Entomology, Stanford University, ' gg-’oi. Assistant Professor of Entomology, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’oi- S. H. WEBSTER. Principal of Commercial Department. Graduate of Delaware, Ohio, Business College. Graduate IVayncsbnrg College, ' 93. Instructor, Commercial Department Waynesburg College. Teacher, Science and Mathematics, Jackson High School, Jackson, Mich’ igan, Principal Commercial Department, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, ’95- 9