Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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TODD Dean Todd, former editor of tfie Evergreen . . . his keynote is accuracy . . . keeps in trim on tfie tennis courts and enjoys fishing in mountain streams . . . Dean of the College of Sciences and Arts. He obtained his doctor ' s degree in chemistry at the Uni- versity of Chicago. BARNARD A graduate of W.S.C. ' s school of mining in 1904, Registrar Frank T. Barnard is a man of many hobbies . . . the hyacinths in his office are significant of one of his favorite pastimes, grow ing flowers . . . parti- cipated in football, baseball, and track activities while attending his school . . . wearer of the five- arm star of Sigma Nu. ADMINISTRATIVES As Dean of Mechanic Arts and Engineering, Hubert Vinton Carpenter has completed 40 years of service on the Washington State College faculty . . . has been active in community affairs . . . was prime booster and engineer for KWSC and served in ca- pacity of technical adviser until 1939 . . . claims membership in Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, and Theta Xi. CARPENTER Graduated from W.S.C. in 1902 as a foreign language major . . . 1908 became bursar and chief accountant . . . member of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and Sigma Chi . . . enjoys his work at the college more and more each year . . , ma- jored in foreign languages because he is extremely fond of travel . . . hobby is gardening and is noted for his scenic gardens. KRUEGEL 22

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Enoch A. Bryan The Grand Old Man of Washing- ton State College is still a title be- fitting of President Emeritus Enoch A. Bryan ... he was the second presi- dent of the college . . . gained dis- tinction as a politician and an author, having written two books, Historical Sketch of the State College of Wash- ington and Orient Meets Occident . . . President Emeritus Bryan is still frequently seen about the campus . . . Herbert Kimbrough His devoted efficiency and untiring efforts have made Dean Herbert Kim- brough well loved by his colleagues at Washington State College ... he pos- sesses the rare combination of artist and businessman . . . built up our music department to one of the most successful in the country ... Dr. Kim- brough is modest, unassuming, and al- ways gives the other fellow the credit . . . has served W.S.C for 39 years . . . 21

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WEGNER Is a graduate of the Washington State College Veterinary School ... in 1937 he spent six months studying at the Royal Veterinary Colleges in London, at the University of Berlin, and at clinics and colleges in Austria, Switzerland and Italy . . . served two terms as mayor of Pullman and in 1925 was first vice- president of the American Veterinary Medical Asso- ciation. CLEVELAND Well known for his story-telling of the Inland Em- pire . . . membership in Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, and Phi Delta Kappa . . . now that Dean Cleve- land is turning over his duties as dean of the School of Education to Dr. Lee, he is looking forward to more teaching and research than he has been able to do In the past. ADMINISTRATIVES Dean of the School of Mines, Arthur E. Drucker has led on interesting life . . . spent 20 years in Mexico, New Zealand, China, Japan, South Africa, Egypt, Burma, and many other foreign lands . . . during seven of his years in the Orient he made an exten- sive collection of Oriental art ... is a lover of classical music. DRUCKER Succeeding Dr. Cleveland as Dean of the College of Education . . . was born in Spokane but has spent most of his life in southern California . . . graduate of Occidental College in California . . . is now revising and editing children ' s literature books . . . likes bridge and golf and is looking forward to using his camera on the Palouse country. J. MURRAY LEE 23