Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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•I. n T ' i Y [l‘ v Y I: 1 Y Y r y r y y Y Y 1 !- T Y 2 y Y y y T Y Y y y y y r y y y 1 ; Y ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Membership in the Association All graduates and former students of the State College of Washington are eligible to membership in the Alumni Association. The former students are known as associate members. Harry Chambers OFFICERS President—E. E. Wegner, ’08 ... .Pullman, Wash. First Vice-President—Mrs. Zel.la Butler, ’04 . . . .Spokane, Wash. Second Vice-President—O. V. Patton, ’ll ..Walla Walla, Wash. Third Vice-President—M. J. Newhouse, ’ll.. ..Vancouver, Wash. Fourth Vice-President—Miss Myrtle Boone, ’16 . ...Olympia, Wash. Fifth Vice-President—H. H. Langdon, ’19 ..... ..Schenectady, N. Y. Alumni Secretary Harry M. Chambers, ’13 ... f .Pullman, Wash. Board of Control E. E. Wegner, ’08. Pullman, Wash. P. H. Dirstine, ’16 .Pullman, Wash. C. L. Hix, ’09 .Pullman, Wash. F. O. Kreager, ’06 . ..Pullman, Wash. Lelia Hunt, ’08 .. ..Pullman, Wash. Members of the Athletic Council P. H. Dirstine, ' 16 ..Pullman, Wash. G. H. Gannon, ’15 . Pullman, Wash. Council on Alumni Interests F. F. Nalder, ’01..Pullman, Wash. C. C. Todd, ’06. Pullman, Wash. F. T. Barnard, ’04. Pullman, Wash. E. F. Gaines, ' 11. Pullman, Wash. Lelia Hunt, ’08.Pullman, Wash. The Pow Wow The Alumni magazine is known as The Pow Wow. It is published monthly, with the exception of July and August. It is a clearing house for all old grads. Subscription price is $1.50 per year, which includes Alumni dues. Editor and Manager of The Pow Wow Harry M. Chambers, ’13 ...Pullman, Wash. T- Y Y Y 31 y Y Y Y V 1 J Y » Y Y » l ¥ Y Y Y Y Y Y ! Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y l l vl • Y st2 Y Y Y Y Y Y i I 1 1 Y Y r i i Y l i XC 9l J 9 » Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Sixteen

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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE (V ARTS I I 1 t i i l ! ! » f { l n ! 7 N ✓ 1 m l l 1 T HIS College includes the Depart¬ ments of Botany, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Economic Science and History, English, Foreign Lan¬ guages, Geology, and Zoology. Each of these departments offers four-year courses, training specialists in the various fields. A large part of the work, however, is in courses required by other departments or chosen for culture and general education. In addition to the above lines of work the College has a General Course for stu¬ dents wishing to select combinations of sub¬ jects from more than one department. Curricula have been arranged also in preparation for the study of Medicine, Dentistry and Nursing. Cooperation of leading hospitals has been obtained in presenting a com¬ bined college and training course in nursing. Acting Dean Todd t! ! :i r ' { l j v£ J | I $ i t § ! $ PiaBHpglll WMi Eighteen