Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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WILLIS CRAIG KNIGIIT. ANDREW PETER ANDERSON. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. Civil Engineering. HOWARD BROWN BERRY. Agriculture. A native of Illinois, white, male, of age, jolly, clever, versatile, graceful, active, hand¬ some. a lion among ladies. Married. Early education in Bloomington, Ill. Early occupa¬ tion, blacksmith. Entered Junior Prep Class in igoo. Made seven years in six. President of Y. M. C. A.; captain Co. A ; instructor in Forge Work. Ideas on marriage, the sooner the better; immediate ambition, to be a hobo: remote ambition, to be a hobo still ; hobby. Senior banquets. Doesn’t believe in theses. Thesis: Farm Management in Eastern Washington. Born one time, somewhere. No early edu¬ cation. Ambition, high; views, liberal: habits, Bohemian; lieutenant colonel of the 1st Regi¬ ment of Washington State College Cadets; hobby, war decorations. Thesis: Design of a Direct Connected Gen¬ erating Set. Born in Iowa. Says he isn’t a Norwegian. Self-educated. Entered Prepin 1900. Did the seven years in six. Believes in high license. Immediate ambition, to win a home; remote ambitjon. to take life easy. Thesis: Water Measurement for Irriga¬ tion.

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ANDREW BOYD HARDWICK. Mining Engineering. A man of convictions. Born in Kansas —?). Taught school. Left that celebrated region of cyclones after having reached the age of accountability. Graduate from 1 rep- dom. Went to Alaska and “shot the white horse.” By politics a mugwump; believes in the income tax; immediate ambition, to make money; remote ambition, to become a pro¬ moter. Expects to graduate this year. Hab¬ its, fixed; hobby, law and order Thesis: Report on a Lead-Silver Mine in the Coeur d’Alenes. IHEODORE CORNELL MANCHESTER. Chemistry and Geology. Curly, short, cute, bright, quiet and owing d disappointment in early youth, extreme ober. Colfax Public School. Prep at Wash ngton State College. No early history. )ocsn ' t believe in celibacy Ambition is to row. Wouldn’t teach for a hundred dollars a lay. Geology Thesis: Study of the Lava Flows if the Lower Snake. Chemistry Thesis: A Study of the Effect f Heat on Cotton Seed Oil. FRANK WILLIAM THOMPSON. Mining Engineering. Short, fat, dark, good natured. Future as¬ sured. Native of Nebraska. Attended public schools at Port Angeles. Wash. Spent three years at Seattle High School. Vice president of Students’ Assembly and of Athletic Asso¬ ciation ; captain and adjutant of Cadet Corps 03- ' 04. A Democrat by birth. Doesn t believe a man should marry under the age of 33. Thesis: Report on the Snoqualmic Coal and Coke Company’s Property and Plans for Future Development.

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OR ILL A ELIZABETH MINER. Botany . Born in Illinois in the last century. Moved West. Graduated from public school m l ul man. Finished Prep. A good—in fact, a cel¬ ebrated cake and pastry artist. Of thoughtful disposition: love affairs, no time for them. Believes the right of suffrage should he gixui to intelligent and broad-minded women and restricted to men of at least as great a degree of intelligence. . , . ... , ( Thesis: A Manual of the Weeds of the Wheat Fields and Methods of Combating MELVIN S. LEWIS. Economic Science and History. White, male, undersized. Born “on ‘he farm in 1882. Native state. Washington. Debated Whitman years ago. }■reshman and Sophomore with ' 03 CUs . J«nj or al 5 wiih 04 Class. Senior. 06 Class. Change course from Economics to McCann(tcs). Am¬ bition. to cheer: habits, nocturnal likes. Me Cann(ics) : views on marriage, hlcst he all ties that do not bind. ( T Thesis: Principles and Practices of LiL Insurance. HENRY GEORGE PORAK. Civil Engineering. Born in Washington. Dutch by birth. At¬ tended Sprague Public Schools. Spent two years in Sprague High School. A Prep grad¬ uate. Chief musician in W. S. C. Band. Hobby, supplying Ferry Hall with imitation music at uncanny hours of the night. Thesis: Testing of Commercial Cements and Economical Manufacture of Concrete.