Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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,,,,.,e-nv f Ans fl EDlTOR'S PAGE Deadline due! The typewriter pecks on into the night. Alone in the office the Editor sits at her desk. The pictures, the copy, the hard work and long hours pass in review and at last, the Editor visualizes the T954 Cl-IINOOK . . . cl record of the year's events. No one individual could put out such a large publication, it had to be a group proiect. With this in mind the Editor thanks each of you for your contribution. To those persons most close at hand, the Editor takes these few, lines to thank personally. Many thanks to Marilyn Manerud, associate editor, for her outstanding work and encouragement. Business manager, Barbara Christensen and her staff, who have done a superior iob in handling all busi- ness attairs. Managing editors Thad Kane, Nancy Mclaugh- lin, Vivian Morgan and their staffs, layout and art, mount- ing, and copy respectively, who have worked very hard to get their work in. Division editors, Shirley Lantow, Chuck Cole, Sharlene Williams, Marilyn Halberg, Bob Harris, Bev- erly Reynolds and Elinor McCloskey for their hard work. Bert Alward and Jerry Werthimer, two wonderful advisers, who can now rest from their worries. Special thanks to Zaner Miller and his subdivision pages, Carol Nelson for her end-sheet design. We give special thanks to Prof. George A. Laisner, Department of Fine Arts, for permission to adapt his design over the Union fireplace for our cover. The Publications Board members and local photographers who did much to help this year. There are not enough words left to express the editor's appreciation and gratitude to Kenneth Miller of Western Engraving 81 Colortype Company, and to Harry Strang and .lack Wood of The Deers Press, for their counseling and advice. No book is perfect, but the attempt and effort have been spent in trying to produce a book worthy of Washington State College. And so the cover is put on the typewriter, the lights turned off, and for the last time, the Editor closes the Cl-IINOOK door and Edffor, The 1954 CHINOOK starts home. SHINGTDN STATE