Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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CONTENTS I NT RODVCT ION THE CAMPVS THE COLLEGE CLASSED THE COLLEGE YEAR ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FRATERNITIES JESTS

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.foreword Efjc gtaff of tbe Cbinoob of 1922 bag enbeaboreb, in pregenting a recorb of ebentg, organi ationg anb actibitieg, to rebeal gometfjtng of tbe trabitiong, gptrtt anb ibealg of tbe g tate College of ?B29agf)ington. M toe babe faileb in tbig enbeabor, toe pregent it ag a recorb of college bapg, ag a memorp boob tbat toiU gerbe to recall manp bappp bourggpent at Magbtngton ££ tate. ®bc gtaff ba receibeb a great beat of pergonal gatigfaction from ebiting tbe boob anb congiberg it a pleagure anb pribilege to tbug gerbe tbe interegtg of tbe gtubent bobp anb tbe g tate College of {Mtobington anb bopeg tbat tbe boob toill gerbe ag a mebtum of binbing cloger tbe tieg of tbeir alma mater.

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Hit Jflpmnrg iEbroarb Hittg Imttrn Bttrlflrr iEli abFti) Gkarg? ffrofraaor OHjarlra A. Sarrg Presiding head of, Dean of Education and head of the Department of Modern Languages, Whitworth College, Btrh, fRarrlf fi, 1021 The late Professor Barry for a number of years was head of the Department of Modern Languages at the State College of Washington, retiring in 1910 be¬ cause of impaired health. In the spring of 1914 he became a professor at Whitworth College, continuing his connection with the college until his death.