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  • A & B Company, 1918
  • Students; Soldiers; Military personnel
  • 15 x 107 cm. b&w photograph. World War I trainees; taken on the athletic field on the Washington State College campus. Text on image reads: "Lieut. Fox and Lieut. Woolpert commanding. A and B companies, A Section, SATC - WSC, Pullman, Wash."...
  • Pullman, WSU, and the Palouse Image Collection
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  • Bryan Hall
  • Campus Buildings--Washington (state)--Pullman--Bryan Hall
  • Assuming the name on the picture was written at the time this picture was taken, this picture cannot predate 1915, when the Bryan name was proposed. This image was part of a set (which we'll arbitrarily call "set a") which was presumably sold out...
  • Pullman, WSU, and the Palouse Image Collection
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  • Dana, Homer
  • Microphones; Portrait photographs
  • Homer Dana (1890-1970) with first four microphones used by KFAE/KWSC. Dana, along with Hubert Carpenter, founded one of the first education radio stations in the United States. It first went on the air in 1922 as KFAE, changing its name to KWSC in...
  • Pullman, WSU, and the Palouse Image Collection
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  • Herbert 'Butch' Meeker, 1929
  • Football players
  • 1 photographic print; 17 x 12 cm. 62 to 62 inch tall (reports vary) Washington State quarterback Butch Meeker had WSC's first live cougar mascot named 'Butch' after him, a name which continues today. Also pictured here is 77 inch tall center Gene...
  • Pullman, WSU, and the Palouse Image Collection
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  • I.T. Building, 1980
  • Educational facilities; Buildings
  • At the time of this photo, just after the building opened, this was the Martin Stadium Academic Center and the Computer Science - Mathematics Building; the name was changed to the Information Technology Building in 1993. The partially visible art...
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  • Johnson, Randall
  • Portraits
  • A photograph of Randall Johnson (1915-2007). He created the traditional cougar head logo for Washington State College (now Washington State University). He also redesigned the logo when WSC changed its name to Washington State University in 1958....
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  • Mechanical Engineering Shops, 1931
  • Buildings
  • Architect: Stanley Smith. Built in 1930. The much smaller Mechanical Engineering Foundry (22) was built just uphill of it in 1938, and the Mechanical Engineering Laboratory (46) followed to the south of it in 1941-1942. Those three buildings, as...
  • Pullman, WSU, and the Palouse Image Collection
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  • Melander and Aldrich, 1917
  • Entomologists
  • Dr. A.L. (Axel Leonard) Melander (right) of Washington State College, and Dr. J.M. (John Merton) Aldrich (left) of the University of Idaho. The pair were two of the world's leading experts in Diptera (two-winged insects). This photograph is...
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  • New Fight Song Scores Big Hit, 1919
  • Songs; Universities & colleges
  • Article from Feb. 26, 1919 Evergreen: New Fight Song Scores Big Hit. New Composition by Co-eds Wins Favor of Student Body - Fills Long Felt Want. The new college song, composed by Phyllis Sayles and Zella Melcher was sung for the first time at the...
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  • Paving Maiden Lane, 1915
  • Road construction; Churches
  • This depicts the paving of Maiden Lane in Pullman, Washington, as seen looking northeast from near the corner of Maiden Lane and Maple Street. The Greystone Church can be seen in the background. The name on the umbrella over the paving machine is...
  • Pullman, WSU, and the Palouse Image Collection
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  • Squirt, ca. 1906
  • Mascots; Universities & colleges--Washington (state)--Pullman; Washington (state)--Pullman--Washington State College
  • 1 photograph; 3 x 4 inches. This photo is captioned as: "Squirt" Famous Campus Mascot, 1903-1907. Squirt was one of the earliest Washington State College Mascots, if not the first. It is nearly impossible to date for certain his tenure as mascot....
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