Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Foreword 0 PLACE before the present and former students, memories of days spent at their Alma Mater; to place before future students an account of the true life and purpose of the school which will some day be their Alma Mater; to paint in words and pictures the activities and accomplishments of the State College of Washington during the past year in the molding of character and citizenship which will be a constructive force throughout the State and the entire Nation: These have been the objects of the Chinook of 1923.

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REGENT FRED S. STIMSON Regent Fred S. Stimson of the State College of Washington, died most unexpectedly on Thanksgiving morning, November 24, 1921. The appointment of Mr. Stimson as a member of the Board of Regents less than a year ago, met with the enthusiastic approval of the entire Northwest. Regent Stimson was recognized as one of the best informed men in America, a man broadly interested in all phases of industrial progress. The death of Fred S. Stimson takes from the State of Washing¬ ton a most useful citizen and unselfish leader. Through his death the State College of Washington has lost a devoted and valuable friend. We know, however, that his spirit of unselfish devotion will continue to inspire the faculty, students and alumni of the State Col¬ lege of Washington for many years to come. FREDERICK E. VAN DEWATER ’25 Although Frederick Van Dewater had attended the State Col¬ lege only a very short time, his winning smile and pleasing person¬ ality won for him many friends who mourn his passing. Eight