Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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MARION E. ENSMINGER Dept . of Animal Husbandry HERBERT T. NORRIS Dept. of Music V. A. LEONARD Dept. of Political Science and Administration MAYNARD L. DAGGY Dept. of Speech E. V. ELLINGTON Dept. of Dairy Husbandry STANLEY A. SMITH Dept. of Architectural Engineering HAROLD E. CULVER Dept. of Geology JOHN S. CARVER Dept. of Poultry Husbandry 28

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WORTH D. GRIFFIN Dept. of Fine Arts EARLE L. OVERHOLSER Dept. of Horticulture J. FRED BOHLER School of Physical Education EDWIN G. SCHAFER Dept. of Agronomy LUCILE F. DAUNER Dept. of Textiles and Clothing MURRAY W. BUNDY Dept. of English J. HORACE NUNEMAKER Dept. of Foreign Languages MARK T. BUCHANAN Dept. of Farm Management LESLIE J. SMITH Dept of Agricultural Engineering

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EARL V. FOSTER Graduate Manager PAUL COIE Alumni President anager A GRADUATE MANAGER EAR L V. FOSTER fills his key position with great efficiency and has earned the liking and respect of the entire Student Body. Mr. Foster supervises ASSCW finances and activities and keeps an eye on student publications. He has been instrumental in drawing up plans for the new Student Union Building, which is to be constructed at the close of the war. umm wo up ACTIVITIES OF THE Washington State College Alumni group, though curtailed by war-time restrictions, continue in preparation for the day when such events as well -remembered Home-coming may be resumed President Paul Coie. Seattle, was present to give the farewell address at the reception given for Dr. Holland upon his resignation from the presidency of the college. Other officers of the group are: Vice-president. Mary German. Port- land: second vice-president, Art Ganson. Seattle: and treasurer. C. L. Hix. Pull man. 29