Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Mr. Smeltz frgures out the percentage. Dw where did I put that book? Someone must have redoubled. Mr. Crompton ponders on the situation. Never could remember his nome. What is this I see before me ... Nov a thought Is not necessarily . Such dignified conduct! MEET THE PROFESSOR 29

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DEPARTMEN T HEADS VICTOR BURKE Head of the Department of Bacteriology and Public Healtli . . . has a large col- lection of old guns . . . likes to hunt. EDWIN G. SCHAFER Directs Department of Agronomy . . . spends many of his leisure moments in experimentations and visits places of natural beauty. JOHN S. CARVER Poultry Husbandry is his field . . New Englander. Hobby is boating B. H. PUBOLS Department of Farm Management and Agricultural Economics head ... his hobby is reading, great traveler, has been in all but three states as well as Canada and Mexico. HELEN G. SMITH Women ' s Physical Education Director . . . likes all sports, golf has a slight edge. Great reader and traveler. W. R. HATCH Botany is his field ... in leisure moments con be found playing ten- nis with Dean McCreary. FREDERICH D. HEALD In charge of the Department of Plant Pathology . . . tennis and ping-pong enthusiast; author nationally recognized books on plant pathology. L. J. SMITH Heads Department of Agricultural Engineering . . . actively interested in rural electrification. FRED R. YODER Directs the Department of Sociology . . , fishing and gardening ore his hobbies. FRED J. BOHLER Heads the Department of Physical Education and Director of Athletics . . . founder of Bohler award for most inspirational football player. IflTfM 28

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T. J. O ' DAY On the 500th anniversary of printing, T. J. O ' Day, veteran printer of the State College, wiped the printer ' s ink from his hands in favor of a life of leisure. As Irish as Patty ' s pig itself, he has been a printer for some fifty-nine years and finished his 26th year at the college. During this time he has printed the scores of sheepskins of the gradu- ating seniors. T. J. has seen printing since the days of the old hand press when newspaper men set their editorials by hand and kept six shooters handy near the quad box. With the retirement of T. J. O ' Day, passes one of the pioneer printers from the State College of Washington vhere he built up the college print shop from an infant concern to the modernly equipped plant that it is now. FACULTY INFORMAL Mr. Daggy in an undecided mood about what to order. Joe Ashlock is well occupied with his pet plants at home. Miss Pickles of the home economics department tries out a nutritional diet. 30