Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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DEAN KIMBROUGH 'F Dean Herbert Kimbrough . . . Dean of the School of Music and Fine Arts and Vice President of the college . . . After studying extensively in Europe, he came here in I902 as a piano instructor . . . He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Mu Alpha . , . His special hobbies are music and business. SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND FINE ARTS Herbert T. Norris . . . Head ot Music Department and dramatics, and his favorite hobby is talking to . . . Graduate of Columbia University . . . This is his people. 9th year as director of W.S.C. choral organizations . . . Spends his spare time reading either fiction or music literature. I Worth D. Griffin . . . Principal ot Fine Arts De- partment . . . Interested in Development of Art Ap- preciation in Eastern Washington. Art consists of home decoration, community beautification, and gen- M- L- DGQQY - - . l'leOCl of the speech department t - - eral expression at good taste besides just painting He is ci graduate ot De Pauw University and is a Iec- and sculpture. The only way good taste can be de- turer of note . . . His main interests are iournalism velopeol ts through education. NORRIS DAGGY GRIFFIN 27

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ll. DEAN R. R. SLOAN R. R. SLOAN . . . Dean of the College ot Mechanical Arts and Engineering . . . Graduated from the University of Montana . . . Served in the Navy in World War I . . . En- ioys walking and vegetable gardening. H. H. LANGDON . . . Professor ot Mechanical Engineer- ing . . . Has been with Vifashington State most of his lite He secured his schooling at Washington State, also spending some time at Massachusetts Institution ot Tech- nology . . . His main interest is photography. MECHANICAL ARTS AND ENGINEERING MORRIS S. KNEBELMAN . . . Likes as his pastime to play golf and bridge . . . Elected to an associate editorship of the magazine Transsection of American Mathematical Society . . . Head ot Mathematics de- partment . . . Princeton graduate. M. K. SNYDER . . . Head ot Civil Engineering De- partment . . . received his B.S. in Civil Engineering at W.S.C, in 1907. . . Served as Mayor and City Engineer of Pullman . . . Was charter member of state board ot engineers examiners. PAUL ANDERSON . . . Head ot the Department ot Physics . . . Graduate ot the University of Illinois . . . Received Ph.D. from Harvard . . . Former head ot Physics Department of Yenching University, Peking, China. STANLEY A. SMITH . . . Head ot the Department ot Architectural Engineering . . . Is chietly interested in post-war campus buildings, namely, a Student Union building, a pharmacy building, a new library, and additions to old buildings. LANGDON KNEBELMAN SNYDER ANDERSON I SMITH

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DEAN E. E. WEGNER Earl E. Wegner . . . Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine . . . He has been with the college since i909 . . . His hobbies are fur I farming and duck hunting . . . A Sigma Chi, his favorite pastime is playing pool at the Sigma Chi house. Dr. John E. McCoy . . . Assistant Professor of Veterinary Medicine . He has been on the campus twenty years and has helped prepare seventeen graduating classes . . . He likes to hunt and fish, but gets his greatest pleasure out of developing better veterinarians. Nicholas G. Covington . . . Associate Professor of Physiology and Pharmacology . . Has been forced to discontinue any research work because of present war conditions . . . Army schedules require all his time to teach vet students. VETERINARY MEDICINE William M. Thorning . Assistant Professor ot Veterinary Pathology . . . Here since June I943 . . . Time that isn't spent working on experiments in the lab, or in class, he uses to hunt and fish. E. C. McCulloch . . . Came to W.S.C. in I936 as an instructor in the fields of Bacteriology, Veterinary Medicine, and Parasitology . . Feels that the primary aim in teach- ing is the guidance of the students to think along biological lines rather than to learn cut and dried facts . . . His main avocation is fishing in the San Juan Islands ancl on the Snake River in eastern Washington. P. I. Pfarr . . . Assistant professor of Veterinary Anatomy . . . Graduated from W.S.C. in 1940 . . . Had his own practice . . . After working for the government he taught here. Robert Helfer . . . Student Instructor . . . Graduated from Baldwin-Wallace College and California Institution of Tech- nology . . . Belongs to the fraternity of Phi Pi Phi and hon- oraries in drama and wrestling. I I FIRST ROW: McCoy, Covington, Thorning. SECOND ROW: McCulloch, Pfcirr, Helfer.