Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Administration and Instruction

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Stanton Hall President H. Rogers Hamilton, Vice-President C. Clement French, Secretary Cul pcttibonc Tr - , casurcr Regents Favor ame Change Appointed to their positions by the Governor, members of the Board of Regents hold the utmost responsibility for all matters dealingwith the State College of Washington. This group meets approximately once a month to perform such duties as the adoption ofa building operation, the enactment of regulations and the disposition of money. The president acts as secretary ex-oflicio and through him the school has a voice. This year was of special significance as the possibility of changing the school name came before the board. The board submitted its approval and the act was also approved in Olympia, by the State Legislature. It was a big step for WSC. aaaq. V wp., 5 . i X V X . I X wiv u trial f ,L ' ' MW 4 .1 Q at its Q.--' L' 'un . G ., N A , im 5 f ,R wr' BOARD Ol' Rl GI NTS--ROVV l' Ralph T Gillespie H Rogers Hamilton Stanton I Hall Frances P O ROW 2 W' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .' ' - . - . : ll : ' N Clement french, Alan Rogers, Milton W, Durham. i l Wm I Um N' Goodwm' L'