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

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is , O O Arwgkli Ang PA l'L NIILFORD ADADIS Bl0l0y B. A. Northwestern Uni- versity 1899 M. A. Northwestern Uni- versity 1900 Sv. D. Intermountain Union College 1930 l'hi Beta Kappa llean, Intermountain Union f olle,s:e, 1914-16 Ac-ting' President, Inter- mountain Union College. 1916-17 Intermountain Union Col- lege 1905 ICRTRITDE BOYD CRANE Religion Dean of XVomen Graduate of Bible Teachers Training School 1920 B. A. Montana XVeslevan College 1921 B. lb. Garrett Biblical In stitute 1924 M. A. Northwestern Uni versity 1928 S. T, M. Union Theological Seminary 1930 Intermountain Union Col lege 1920 XVILLIANI MILLER KVIBLE Mathematics llean of Studies B. A. Indiana University 1906 M. At. Indiana University 1908 University of Missouri 1908- 1909 American Mathematieal So- eiety Intermountain Union Col- lege 1,922 ELISE SICHER French and Spanish Graduate of University of Bordeaux, France Pentral University of Spain. Summer Svhool 15029 Intermountain Union Pol- lege 1923 -U., , ff-7 , N Y Q. , w LJ fl '11 XXVJ KJ L4 tl

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1 1CQD,ilArixLklv IAAAVI F' Intermountain. 1 I l 'lil -1 li' -1-l ? ,-, 42' nnnln ,fi I A gr ij AMN M M -., 7 Y 1 'ff I' ,A f ff fees 4 4 iv 1 e sf e t. 4 ff .iig ti Q ,fx l M 1 , A1 X 1 A ll in Wi ' f fn X ay -A N X l N fl 'l -, llmllfi ref f My A tradition in which Intermountain iwvqxfirgi I takes pride is the close contact fostered f K I on our campus between students and P i K 'il X teachers. It is our pride that the stu- I V! 5,4 I W N-x dents look upon their professors as ' fl V Y , true friends-friends to Whomfthey I I k N 'EQ may g'o with their problems and anxie- N fy ' ties, friends with whom they may en- joy their good times. An undeniable if i y I advantage in any educational system '. I X 3 is the direct attention which instruc- 1 ' I tors may give individual students, and ' l I l this privilege is freely exercfised at X- fl Our faculty has worked untiringly for our betterment as students and as a College. They are a group devoted to the highest educational ideals. Al- though their interests naturally lie in 1 , 1 .1 hx ' X X g 'iff' kv ' iinl f ll N I it Vx N. i' i n .Q 22- 1 AQ G ab ff l' . ,a T Y' V- , -, 1 widely differing fields, they are bound ' N , , ,f , if together in a single purpose-the up- fl Xx ' X I I fa biilding' of Intermountain. K il ng Q .f , Vg N I V W-I ix if View 7 'I i lg ,,'VA,':. I !!,?tX X N i .-? jkYN I CHO .f ll f f aww, cl I .y'99a : I '. .,'Ii XVIQE , ' ll xii' Cf f V fk1f 2 'Z-'ll K Q X 3 X-M lf ' , .', ea!-ff -S 'agp -I X 1 I Ffa www, JXXZQIW c..f Nd I!!! X ff iff fl! WU? Xhff -11- 5 Mi iw ff- igg ff f N, X N! X f K X I' N fy yy ..-lf gh U.fglevmU,l, iflill sl A-'I Nj e X

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.i iK9-T Mfrkly fleet INA BELL AULD English B. A. Penn College 1919 M. A. University of Iowa 1922 University of Cambridge. England, Summer School 1929 University of Chicago, 2 years graduate work Intermountain Union Col- lege 1924 IDA IVIAY YATES Education Ph. B. Grinnell College 1910 M. A. Columbia University 1922 Inabsentia, University of Iowa 1931-32 Phi Beta Kappa Intermountain Union Col- lege 1925 MYRTLE A. CLIFFORD English and Physical Edu- cation B. A. University of Montana 1923 , UIEIQIQTSIIX' of Montana 1931- Intermountain Union Col- lege 1926 CLIFFORD ROYER Music B. A. University of Kansas 1909 M. Monteaux, France, 1919 Theodore Harrison, Chi- cago, 1921-22 Herbert Withersluoon, Chi- cago, 1925-26 Intermountain Union Col- lege 1926 Q9 Q XHAQQD-61 5625