Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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DEDICATION T o THE MOTHERS and FATHERS of the SONS and DAUGHTERS of Wash¬ ington State, who during the present economic crisis have greatly sacrificed their own de¬ sires, to allow their children to continue the attainment of a higher education, is this 1932 edition of the Chinook dedicated.

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FOREWORD S TRIVING to stand aloof, and yet always find¬ ing himself v ith the slow stream of exist¬ ence, man endlessly tries to view, in true per¬ spective, the life and thought of past and pass¬ ing time. So do we make a sincere attempt to paint a lasting picture of the fading year, and in our backward view we see, looming over the horizons of antiquity, the first faint traces of our mod¬ ern education flourishing among the schools of early Greece. And as the builders of our schools have taken for their firm foundation these universities of ancient Athens, so do we choose, to form a back¬ ground for our picture of the closing year, the ever present shadows of the Greeks. We hope our work may be significant, and that, in later years, the pulse-beat of persuasive prose may flash upon the inner memory of stu¬ dents, long since gone, a fond remembrance of fhpcp rlrnsfcrprl

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IN MEMORIAM Faculty B. L. STEELE Head of Department of Physics S. B. NELSON Dean Emeritus, College of Veterinary Medicine Students CHARLES ELBERT NEMITZ LAWRENCE WERSEN