Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Hhs r .N:...:1 i ff . x x John C. Scott, Sequimg Stanton Hall, Everett, Acting President William A. Pearly Alan Rogers, Ellensburgg James A. McCluskey, Spokane, The Very Rev. Charles E. Mc.- Allister, Spokane, and Rodgers Hamilton, Okanogan. Not pictured-John F. Camp, jr. Board of Re ents The Board of Regents is appointed by the governor and approved by the state senate. The management of the State College of Washington is one of the responsibilities of the Board of Regents. Their duties also include the construction of buildings, the management of the experiment stations and extension service, the financial responsibili- ties of the college and the supervision of all property. The board also fixes salaries and student fees and makes faculty contracts and appointments. President James A. lVIcCluskey Vice President Stanton J. Hall Treasurer John F. Camp 24-

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T the and argfi President C. Clement French Strangers to the Northwest, Dr. and Mrs. French got a taste of gsouthern hospitality' at the student welcoming rally held soon after their arrival on campus. Dr. French met countless students and faculty members per- sonally during his first weeks in office. His busy schedule included receptions, welcome addresses to the spring term's seemingly end- less conventions, regents, meetings, and most memorable of all, casual campus appear- ances. Bringing with him an outstanding rep- utation in college administration, WSC's new president had most recently been vice-presi- dent and dean of Texas A 8 M, and preceding that post, dean for many years at Randolph Macon Womanis college, Lynchburg, Vir- ginia. With never a hesitation of his southern drawl, Dr. French took over the direction of one of the Northwestis centers of education. 23 Acting President William A. Pearl Leaving his regular position as director of WSC's Institute of Technology in August, Dr. William A. Pearl became acting president of the State college-a position he filled until April 15. Dr. Pearl keynoted his term of office at the year's first faculty meeting in saying that he looked for college expansion during the coming year and not merely existence. His welcome to the year's surprisingly large freshman class-his appearance in WSC's first homecoming parade, bore out his hopes of college growth. Dr. Pearl is a familiar Pullman figure, having taken two degrees at the State college and a member of the faculty from 1916-1925, then going to Portland, Ore- gon, and Chicago for industrial and educa- tional work. He returned to his Alma Mater in 1946.

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'eat-lg Mc.. P, Jr- i by gton ities the bili- ward 'acts 'N- t M, , , 1 4 ,f,,x,A Row 1: Lyle Maskell, Yakima, Al Hunt, Tacoma, Claude Irwin, Pullman, Lawrence Gould, Okanogang James Dunlap, LaConnerg Larry Broom, Waitsburgg C. L. Hix, Pullman. Row 2: E. DeVoe, Portlandg Ed Heinemann, Seattle, Stanley Norman, Seattleg Lawrence Wickline, Spokane. Alumni Association All over the United States the alumni of Washington State college are consolidated into a vast organization, now in its 62nd year. The alumni association seeks to represent the interests and views of the alumnig it interprets the college primarily to alumni through the monthly magazine, the Powwow, which is published by the college. The association also serves the public through other activities, such as its regional alumni meetings and other events under its sponsorship. President Claude Irwin 51 ,,. N f7's '1a 4 'T9' -' nh -l N , s.. zgljit' ffm 13' 'ni t I N k h. ,Q x ' no-A - -Sw, .V 1.5 52 fi K' 4 x -e Second Vice President Tex Brotllerton H-if Treasurer Clarence Hix 25 ' 1 .Ia