Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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T HAS been a year of victories for Washington State. Paramount of these is the nation-wide recognition of an outstanding football team. Excellent leadership and splendid teamwork have brought to this college a heralded reputa- tion. But it was not only leadership and team- work that produced a greater State College. We go a step behind that, and find the roots of friend- liness, deeply embedded in the spirit of equality, have grown and burst into the bloom of Victory. An attitude of open good will, marked respect for the self-support- ing, that Esprit de Cour, concentrate their forces, with strength in their frank simplicity, to a deeper Loyalty for student to student, and student to school. In recognition of our oneness with the past, we are presenting this collegeyearagainstthevividbackground of victories and achievements that is Washington State. To take from the campus these existing roots of warm-hearted feelings, as the bee honey from the rose, and transfer them to the printed pages has been our task. But it is all emblematic, a symbol for the true- ness and greatness of all parts which have made a finer Washington State.

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