Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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SENIORS ZELLA E. BISBEE: Graduated from the Spokane High School in ’96. Taught in the Spokane High School; attended the Ellcns- burg Normal School, entered the W. A. C. in 1901 as a Sophomore. Secretary of the Ora¬ torical Association ’03; delegate to Y. W. C. A. conference at Capitola ' 03; tutor in mathe¬ matics ’03, 04; Society Editor of the Ever¬ green ’03; Editor in Chief of Evergreen ' 03. Course—Mathematics and Physics. Thesis—“The Theory of the Balance. FRANK T. BARNARD: Entered the W. A. C. from Seattle High School in 1900. He early distinguished himself as the star ath¬ lete of the ’04 class. Member of foot ball team ’oo, ’01, ’02, ' 03; member of the base ball team ’02, ’03; member of the track team ' 01, ’03; Athletic Editor of the Evergreen ’o2: Editor of Tween-Acts 02; Vice-President of Athletic Association 02; Chief of Fire De¬ partment 04; Captain of class base ball team ’04. Course—Mining Engineering. Thesis—“The Development of the Holden Mine, in the Lake Chelan District. CLARK CARTLICH: Secured his preparatory training at the Elemen¬ tary School of the W. A. C. Joined the class as a Freshman and has been pegging away ever since. Vice-Pres¬ ident of the class 02; Secretary of the Wcbsterian Society ’oi. Course—Civil Engineering. Thesis—“The Construction of a Septic Tank.

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J. C. EARLY: Entered the W. A. C. from Whitman College. Member of the Varsity foot ball team ’oo, ’oi, ’o2, ’03; Field Captain ' 03; Chief of Fire Department 01; Secretary of the Oratorical Association ’02; President of the Columbian Society ' 02; Assis¬ tant Editor of the Evergreen 02, ' 03, ’04; Editor of the ’04 Chinook; Co¬ lumbian Orator ’03; Manager of base ball team ’03; made the Whitman debate ’04; President of the Athletic Association ’04; Chairman Discipline Committee ’02, ’03; Chairman of So¬ cial Committee of the Associated Students ’04. Course—Economic Science and History. Thesis—“Present Status of Child Labor in the United States. S. O. JAYNE: Prepared for college at the Davenport High School and at the Elementary Department of the W. A. C. He entered the Freshman class ’oo; President of class ’oo; member of the foot ball team ' 00, ’01, ’02; member of the track team ’01; Vice-President of the Athletic Association ’01 ; Athletic Editor of the Evergreen ’02; Athletic Editor of the Chinook, Vol. ’03: Trustee of Columbian Literary Society ’02; Manager of basket ball teams ’03; Vice-President of Students’ Assem¬ bly ’03; President of the Associated Students ° 4 - Course—Civil Engineering. Thesis—“Irrigation in the Yakima Valley.” E. A. CORNELIUS: Entered the W. A. C. from the Colfax High School in 1900. Secre¬ tary of Webstcrian Society ’oo; Secretary of Political Science Club ’02; Treasurer of the Oratorical Association ’03; President of Oratorical Association ’04; Lieutenant in the Cadet Corps ’02; Chairman of Literary Com¬ mittee of Associated Students ’04; member of the Whitman debating team ’03; member of the Websterian debating team ’04; Manager of the track team ’04. Course—Economic Science and History. Thesis—“Direct Monetary Legislation.”