Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Nxtcfxzf-mic was Dedication O TI-IAT genuine spirit of loyalty, sportsmanship, and good- will found among those students of the State College of Washington who, despite financial difiiculties, have somehow re- mained in school in order to Ht themselves for the opportunities which life may have to offer, is this volume of the 1933 ' Chinook dedicated.

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,1 ' 1, 'I 5 l I of , V6 Foreword HIS 34th volume of the Chinook represents a brief summary of the events which have taken place at the State College of Washington during the school year of 1932-33. We, in creating this book, have attempted to portray the year's events as they actually hap- pened, and everything within its covers should be looked upon as a kaleidoscopic view of the activities of those individuals representing the student body, The scenic section has been interwoven throughout the pages of the book just as varied glimpses of the campus meet our glance as We go about our daily routine. This change, to- gether With many others, is effected to make of this year's annual an accurate time picture of our college life.

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In Memoriam DR C A LANGWORTHY P FE gl h MR A C ABELL h Dp SIDWELL C COLLINS P M d P K pp Alph OREN N GUNSTONE S Clb ARCHIE B CUTTING C yS h Ed ThrCl CARL SVENSSON . . . Associate rofessor o n is . . . Head of t e e artment of Mechanical Engineering . Spokane, Junior in re- e icine, i a a . Olympia, Junior in Veterinary Medicine, phinx u . hone , op omore in Physical ucation, ea mi Everett, Freshman in Engineering, Stimson