Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Amid the final flurry of pictures and copy, your 1951 Chinook editor has taken some time out. A few minutes of reminiscing brings many reflections. Some are joyous, some are sad, but as the details of editing the Chinook pass before my mind’s eye, many of the thoughts mirrored there are ones of gratitude and thanks ... to the many people who helped. Vance Morse, Peggy Kerr, and Elva Sween made the office at 302 Services Building their second home. Division editors Margaret Dillon, Barb Dan¬ ielson, John Christopher, Delores Ringman, Marg Tannahill, and Ken Langland effectively directed the work of their fine staff members. Copy and mounting staffers came through; the busi¬ ness staff, headed by Jim Small, worked nicely. Very special thanks go to Lu Ault; Kirk Douglass; Herb Kinder, chief pin- lifter; Leona Lee; Virginia Schaefer; Bob McAlexander; Don in Moscow who made things interesting; and to our faculty advisers. Many thanks to my wonderful parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Harold Sorenson of Ellensburg, Washington, for their alumni viewpoint and pride in WSC. A great deal of gratitude I give to Harry Strang of The Deers Press, and to Kenneth Miller of Western Engraving Colortype Company, Seattle, for the finest help an editor could possibly have. Every yearbook has its mistakes, try as the staff will for perfection. Our deep apologies for any and all mistakes you may find. The 1951 Chinook is now completed. We hope that it will be a book which you’ll long remember and enjoy. JAIN SORENSON, Editor The 1951 Chinook

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Contents SPECIALIZATION ADMINISTRATION GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS CLASSES 21 37 45 89 EXPRESSION SPORTS PUBLICATIONS THE ARTS WOMEN MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS 137 175 191 205 213 227 ASSOCIATION GREEKS 245 INDEPENDENTS 287 MARRIED STUDENTS 321 DIVERSION INFORMALS INFORMATION 329 373