Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Left to Right—C. W. Orton, A. W. Davis, Pres. E. 0. Holland, B. A. Perham, S. A. Kimbrough, W. A. Rltz Board of Regents The Board of Regents, consisting of five members appointed by the Governor of the State, was created under the same law that es¬ tablished the State College of Washington. The Board is especially concerned with the care and preservation of all properly belonging to the institution, as well as passing upon matters pertaining to policy. During the past year this governing group has authorized the building of a new stadium on the athletic field, construction of a new women’s building, and a new dormitory for women. The Board is in charge of the disbursements and ex¬ penditures of all money appropriated to the institution. MEMBERS Honorable Clarence D. Martin, Governor of the Stale Charles W. Hinton, Treasurer Ex-officio W. A. Ritz, Walla Walla A. W. Davis, Spokane S. A. Kimbrough, Spokane B. A. Perham, Yakima, President Charles Orton, Sumner, Vice-President E. O. Holland, Secretary , Ex-officio Page 15

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Dl% E ©• llollaml President, Stale College of W as lung ton Dr. E. O. Holland lias been President of the State College of Washington since 1916. Previous to coming to Washington, Dr. Holland look his undergraduate work at the University of Indiana and after graduation was professor of English at his Alma Mater. Later he was superintendent of schools in Louis¬ ville, Kentucky. Dr. Holland received his Ph.D. degree from Columbia University in 1912 and his 1J.D. from the University of Indiana. Among other honors, Dr. Holland has been listed in “Who’s Who in America”. Earl V. Foster , President Holland, W. C . Kruegel , and “fiac c” Bailey talk things over before the baseball season is formally launched—President Holland, Governor Martin , and the Board of Regents pause a moment at the Administration Building before lead¬ ing the procession of graduating seniors to commencement exercises .

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Dr. E. A. Bryan President Emeritus Dr. E. A. Bryan The true “spirit of Washington State Col¬ lege” was created in the heart of Dr. E. A. Bryan. Perhaps the most loved and respected figure on the campus, Dr. Bryan has seen this institution grow from one or two build¬ ings to an impressive college comparable to any in the West. The late Dr. O. L. Waller said: “It has been my privilege to work under the admin¬ istration of two great college presidents. President E. A. Bryan and President E. O. Holland, men who have had the interest of the students at heart and who have always kept the welfare of the state well in the front. We are a part of all we come in contact with. The student who has made so many rich con¬ tacts with students and faculty has been un¬ usually fortunate in his experiences.” Washington Stale College students are in¬ deed fortunate in knowing Dr. Bryan, who has given them encouragement and inspira¬ tion for many years. Max M. Sappenfield Assistant to the President Page 16