Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Content Our Learnlng L Administration and Instruction . . 21 Military . ..... . 49 Seniors . . . . . 69 Our Sharmg Communications . . 105 Organizations . . . 125 ASCA . . . . 163 Our Enjoyment Limelight . . . 181 Arts . . . . 197 Athletics . . . 211 Government . . . 259 Ourselves Married Students . . . 305 Women Students . . . 315 Men Students . . . . 351

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Yearboolis Contents Determined by Traditions There is little choice the editors can make as to what may be included Within a yearbook. That decision is for the students of the university, who establish the Traditions. A yearbook stalic is to record them. Some of these Traditions are a credit to our university, reflecting a fine character and quality. Others are shallow and changeable, revealing our immaturity and struggle for growth. The theme of the 1959 Chinook is Traditions. The stali has hoped to record them accurately for those who conceived them. udy Blount Sanders Dave Annibal Karen Getschmann Editor U Manager of Layout Nlanager of Divisions Joyce Aamot Don Hyden Pat Laurance Business Nlanager lVlanager of Nlounting Nlanager of Copy 2

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