Intermountain Union College - Prickly Pear Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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1 t 1 :uf I ,, f vers- A f as fwfr a PRICKLY PEAR , , ' '-LQ' ,,: ig gl' 'af' .L,.n.. .' . ,K vyf wx'-' lyl TUE 'W af' JUNIOR rv 'ft 0:4 9:0 'Ju u 'I' 'll' 11 , ll iq .AK ,fn 'tb IKE sheep without a shepherd, I11tL'l'lllOl1l1T2'1ll1,S present Junior Class ,'4 approaelied the halls of the venerable institution in the fall of 1926. ,Aff fliiglnty-tliree strong, they swarmed over the campus, enduring the agony of English elassifying exams and Sophomore hazing and enjoying the initiation , into Intermountain good times. The class was soon organized with able T1 officers and the 1 was painted in record time. flflreshmen formed the tl! ' l . . , . X -l magority ot the tootball team: and the class was also proud to be able to fy elaim the football captain for the next year, Ivan Hodges. Basketball showed If gl, new abilities in the class of '30 when they won the interelass tournament two . VW! years in sueeessiong and traek has always had its quota of participants from XV. X' their ranks. ' 'I I IV: as ff Returning the fall of '27, tl1e class, somewhat fewer in numbers but , nowise diminished in pep, threw itself into the pleasures of initiating Fresh- X., men, serinimaging on the football field, and joining honorary organizations. QQ, A V H ' X t Later in the year, debate and oratory engaged its attention, and it was honored W i11 having one of its members, Don Baldwin, win the State Oratorieal Cham- ' , N pionship. Aside from their athletic, prowess, their scholastic standing, and ll i their dramatic. ability, the Juniors have always ranked high in journalistic tub' X a u Q - 1 . . , I activities, the Collegian having been edited by o11e of the class for two years Ulf 'x Wi and numerous others being on the staff. And now that the Prickly Pear and Q, If n f . . Q 1 A u A' the Junior-Senior banquet are safely things of the past, the class feels itself . X - . Q 1 1 4 I 1, y ready to embark without trepidation upon the unquiet seas of Seniorhood. .f- Q, f T'-'17 V: xl 'I mfg, S-lf Q. OFFICERS , ,, 1 ' u Q. lly Ny, If wi CARL GUNDERSON ..... ........... P resident rr, , A I Lf, Boxivr Fox ......,e,..... ,e.,.. v ice-Pre-siaem I 'I lj Y! Lx' LE COOPER eeee....,..,,... ..... 'I' reasurer ,.f , ll I V' SHIRLEY WAGSTAFF ...... ...... S ecretary EH' H., , l'f- 'l ll- 'xl f I il :l I ,lllf qu, If fy! ll f 1 -244 If , X , , f 'BS t J' 1929