Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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2 T e IN ofa' MEMoRiAM '.'N'W 4h. The hearTs of STaTe College sTudenTs, faculTy, alumni, and friends have been saddened on several occasions This pasT year by The oleafh of several faculTy and sTudenTs. Words cannoT express our grief over The loss of Enoch A. Bryan anol Harold V. CarpenTer. BoTh served The school faiTh- fully for years, Dr. Bryan as presidenf for Tvvenfy-Three years, and Dean CarpenTer of The College of Mechanical ArTs and Engineering, as professor and adrninisTraTor for TwenTy-eighT years. For Their service To The STaTe College of WashinlgTon, we wish To pay our mosT humble and solemn respecT. PRESIDENT EMERITUS ENOCH A. BRYAN O FACULTY DEAN H. V. CARPENTER COLONEL THOMAS K. P. STILWELL HOWARD HACKEDORN CONRAD MADDOX STUDENTS CHESTER KELLEHER MASCOT BUTCH ll. 'Jw Q