Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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• • if ffl famt littsq jxdf i 1 SOAP J ■ N WATER™ HEADED IS JIMMY FAILIN? mum ; ; 1 Rooting section welcomes the grads while the band pa¬ rades in front of the stands. Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Nu predict a sad fate for the Husky. I. K. leaders, Don Pierce, Bud Fountain, Starr Farish, and Emil Bitar proudly dis¬ play the Big Stick. Kappa Delta, Theta Chi, A. D. Pi, and Pi Phi show originality in Homecoming signs. The A. G. D. prize-win¬ ning sign. Another card stunt, while the Cougar Guard parades the Big Stick. The Pi Kaps foretell a “beating” for the Husky. ■1

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Ethel Clarke h. h. langdon Head Dept, of Institution Economics Head Dept, of Mechantcal Engineering IVY I. LEWELLEN Secretary to the President DR. F. R. YODER Head Dept, of Sociology J. L. ASHLOCK W. D. GRIFFIN DR. PAUL ANDERSON C. L. HIX Head Dept, of Journalism Head Dept, of Fine Arts Head Dept, of Physics Chief Accountant STANLEY A. SMITH Head Dept, of Architectural Engineering M. K. SNYDER Head Dept, of Cioil Engineering E. V. ELLINGTON Head Dept, of Dairy Husbandry — 25 —

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George Gannon, Secretary E. S. LlNDLEY, President President Roosevelt in giving this country a New Deal has recognized edu¬ cated men and women. The results which are just beginning to be unfolded, indicate a new social order insuring all our people a fuller life. Economic inde¬ pendence for the masses is now nearer a reality than it has been since the found¬ ing of this country. These facts are known to the thousands of alumni who have grappled and won in the battle of adversity in the past few years. Graduates of the class of 1934 are to be congratulated upon beginning life at the start of this new social order. They can, and will be called upon to carry a heavy load! I predict they will do so successfully, reflecting glory to themselves, their families, communities, and the State College of Washington. E. S. LlNDLEY, President. Commencement exercises . — 27 —