Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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SENIORS IT OIXCIDKXT with the appearance of the 1909 Chinook will occur the disappearance, from college life, of the Class of 1908. To those who have mingled in work and play and rivalry with this class, no eulogies are necessary. To those who have not. as yet, known them, we give the assurance that in the years that are to follow the various members of this organization will so intertwine themselves amongst the undertakings and achievements of our country as to reflect honor upon their Alma Mater and force attention to the vigor and ability of their illustrious class.

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O. L. Waller Dean of the Faculty Acting President for the First Semester, ' oy- ' oS.

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HARRY EDGAR GOLDSWORTHY Agriculture Winner Freshman-Sophomore Oratorical (2) ; Whitman Debating Team (3); Editor Chinook (3); Foot Ball Captain (3); President Students’ Assem¬ bly (4) ; Represented Washington State College in Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest (4). Thesis: Possibilities of Irrigation in the Palousc Country. “My project may deceive me; But my intents are fixed and cannot leave mcA BERYL ELIZABETH FLOOD Domestic Economy Girls Glee Club (1); Chinook Staff (3); Polyhymnia Trio (4). Thesis: History of Domestic Economy. “Like to a tree. She grew to womanhood, an ’tween whiles Rejected several suitors just to learn Dow to accept a better in his turn FRANK HAMPTON BROWN Elec t riea l E ng in eering Base Ball Captain (2) (3); Class Basket Ball; Class Base Ball. Thesis: The Construction and Application of an Improved Monograph. “One of the few. the immortal names that were not born to die.’’