Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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An nrt inajor pensively evnlmxles lier work, olwlivious to llxe ivorm around her. A' W- 'l'llOlVll'SON, l,L'3Ill ol' College ol' Sch-lifes and Arts, Arts and Sciences ffer Variety A Student graduated from the College of Arts and Sci- CHCCS has what may be termed as a liberal education 'X' He has had the opportunity to gain knowledge in prepara- tion for a specialized field, or an education in humanities, 50C1?Ll science, physical and biological sciences. Journalism fU1Cl Speech give the student a Cl'lZ'L11CC for practical experi- , . . . . , I l he recording ol tlils experiment is llie last in a long series for ence il - . ' . . . J Woi king on the hveigiccn oi taking part in a play rlnsgi-nd student roi-cccivc his PILD. cerns itsel f or radio discussion. Our college program con Wlfli man's origin and destiny, with the nature of the W0I'ld in which We live and the search for what is true fU1Cl Worthwhile in life. REG B. ROGER RAY 'l'. ll. KICNNIEDY Associgmz IJ4-gm Associate Dean l'olli-gr of Qriexicvs 'mil Arts' College ol' qClK'l1Cl'9 'mal Arts A l1N.lSiC l1I'li01' ' ' ' I ' A - . .. . , . . , . . 101115-111ll1lPl0lllPIlll'llC evcnin ' ' ' ' ' g J .ILL SCSSKHL 31

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'I'. A. MERRILL lJr-p:irtrm'nt Cliaiirnmn llorliculturv 4 MZ bl. WAI..'1'IiR HENDRIX Depairtiiuuit Clnurnmn l'l:n1tl':ltllnlngy , 'mat .V a f X iii ' im , b R ,if a .it ip x '5 34 f I I Old l':u ', now over one year old, ignores the sign of il slick chickl' -- maybe lie cloesn'l want to mate! Chemical Research Alleviates Pests This year both the poultry farm and the chemistry re- search departments have moved into new quarters. The poultry department is doing research in the nutritional AIAMICS McGINNlS lh-pzirtim'nt Clinirnmzin Poultry Science value of cereal grains. Commercial application of their studies are being used by food manufacturers. Over the past twelve years an average of two new pests have come into Washingtori annually. Every year the chemistry re- search laboratories Work on the development of new ROMICO I.I'1GAUL'1' l,L'P1lI'llIll'Ill Clmirmzln Agricultural Chemistry chemicals to combat these pests. HORACIE S. 'I'FI,l 0RlJ J. ll. l'IDLliFSlCN l,l'I7lll'l.IN1'lll. Cll1lll'I1'lilIl llepzirtlnent Clmirman Iintolnnlngy Rural Sociology 30

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S C R Y Meal. Tech Major, L0l'I'11il1C Almv, joyously donates arm to lab partner. B. RO :li RA ' I ' Associate Dean College of' Sciences K Arts ADOLPII IIECHT Department Chairman Botany 4, ' a j. L. CULBERTSON Department Chnirmzm Chemistry w The james Richard Jewett Observatory has an IZ refrnctor telescope and il 2 revolving dome. CHARLES D. CAMPBELL Department Chairman Geology SIDNEY G. HACKER P. A. ANDERSON Department Chzlirmmu Department Chnirmzm Mathematics Physics 32