Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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School of Pharinaey p. H. Dirstine received his Bachelor ' s and Doctor ' s degree at the State College of Washington. He received his Phar- macy degree from Valparaiso University. Under his direction the School of Pharmacy has established a national rec- ord for the success of graduates in state examinations. Never has a student who received training under Dean Dirstine failed to pass the state examination with commendable record. DEAN p. H. DIRSTINE College of VeteriMary Medicine Throughout the country Dean Earl E. Wegner is recognized as a leading au- thority on veterinary medicine. He re- ceived his D. V. S. and Bachelor of Sci- ence degrees from the State College of Washington. Being the only institution west of the Rocky Mountains which offers a course in Veterinary 3Iedicine, this branch of the college has a large eiu-ollment. It is recognized as one of the outstanding Vet- erinary schools of the United Slates. DEAN E. E. WEGNER Page 17

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College of Agrieultiire Dean E. C. Johnson heads the College of Agriculture for the Slate College of Washington. Under his supervision re- search suited to the needs of Washington farmers has been carried on and many problems solved. During the war period Dean Johnson did research work under the U. S. D. A. in Washington, D. C. He received his Bachelor ' s of Arts and Master ' s degrees from the University of Minnesota. DEAN E. C. JOHNSON College of Home Eeoiioiiilcs DKAIN I 1.0|{EN«;E IIAKKISON Dean Florence Harrison became Dean of the College of Home Economics at Washington State in 1919. Because of her able leadership and genuine enthu- siasm for her work, the College of Home Economics is listed among the finest of its kind. Miss Harrison graduated from the University of Illinois and received her master ' s legi ' ee at Columbia University in 1918. The extensive research carried on in HoiischoM Management is especially worlliy of praise, and has received rec- ognition in national Home Economic circles. Page 16

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School of Mines and Geology Dean Arthur E. Drucker came to the State College of Washington in 1926. For several years previous to this time he received practical experience as a mining engineer in the United States and Europe. Before coming to the State Col- lege he was an instructor in several min- ing schools. Being vitally interested in the mining industry and fully realizing the tremen- dous importance it plays in the advance- ment of the country, Dean Drucker has made his department one of noteworthy recognition. DEAN A. E. DRUCKER J. FRED ROHLER Physical Education for Men Every student enrolled in the college receives service from the Department of Physical Education for Men, directed by J. Fred Bolder, since some type of phy- sical activity is required before gradua- tion. A Bachelor of Science degree is of- fered to students interested in majoring in physical education. To those who wish to be leaders in recreational work or coaches of athletics, a professional training course is available. This (leparlmenl turns out athletic teams which are a source of keen com- petition to every institution on the coast. I ' age 18