Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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DIRSTINE Dean of the School of Pharmacy . . . graduated in pharmacy at Valparaiso University . . . took graduate work at Stanford University ... in col- lege his favorite sport was baseball . . . enjoys the out-of-doors and hunting and fishing are his pre- ferred sports . . . this year he is chairman of a committee which is sponsoring the state meeting of the Pharmacist Association. r H a H ■ c F H 1 H l 1 5 LANDIS As Dean of the Graduate School of Rural So- ciology, Paul H. Landis has been on the campus since 1935 . . . received his master ' s degree from the University of Michigan and his doctor ' s degree from the University of Minnesota . . . has written books for high school and college in the field of farm labor . . . especially enjoys hunting and fishing. ADMINISTRATIVES Dean Johnson, genial head of the College of Agri- culture, is a graduate of the University of Minnesota ... he has traveled extensively and is much in de- mand as an after-dinner speaker . . . spent five months in Europe in 1937 traveling through the for- eign countries and comparing them with our own United States. JOHNSON Came to W.S.C. from Ohio University as Dean of the College of Home Economics . . . Received her bachelor ' s from U. of Chicago and her master ' s from Columbia University . . . likes golf, movies, and col- lege plays . . . possessor of a streamlined vocabu- lary . . . Comes from Ohio but prefers the rolling hills and climate of the Washington country. PHILLIPS 24

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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

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BALMER Came to Washington State College in 1930 as Agricultural Extension Director ... is a graduate of Kansas State College ... for a hobby, collects cow bells, elephants, and reindeer . . . has authored numerous articles on agricultural subjects. BOHLER Sports enthusiast and ardent skiing fan. Dr. Bohler, head of the department of Physical Education, has always been interested in recreational projects . . . A graduate of Nebraska ... He came to Pullman in 1908. ADMINISTRATIVES A graduate of the University of Southern Cali- fornia . . . belongs to Sigma Delta Rho, Alpha Kap- pa Delta, and Phi Delta Kappa . . . conducts a ra- dio program once weekly entitled Ask the Profes- sor ... he is an ex-radio announcer and has fol- lowed the field quite extensively ... he travels a great deal in his work throughout the state . . . Glenn Jones, general College Extension Director. JONES ■ » ' ■ IM ' ' wB When William W. Foote took charge of the W.S.C. library is contained 32,000 bound volumes . . . To- day it possesses more than 430,000 bound acces- sioned volumes and an additional 2,000,000 un- bound pieces of various kinds . . . Mr. Foote be- lieves the library is the heart of the college ... he is an ardent supporter of the drive for a new library building . . . hobbies are stamp collecting and oil painting. FOOTE 25