Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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NINETEEN FIFTEEN rebellion if life holds out to him none of the prizes that are waiting for those who accomplish things. A few of our great men have achieved high place in the affairs of the Nation Mini tin hearts of the people without the aid of the colleges, hut this fact cannot In heard in argument against our institutions of higher learning. In the nature «•!' tilings an education in its truest sense must give a man greater strength ami depth and breadth. If in after years he he miiulicrcd among those in the humbler walks and professions, lie is yet the better man and better citizen f r having squired his education. Ih may not make an indelible impression upon his day and time, and yet deep within his heart will always be; that profound satisfaction that comes with knowledge. In the approval of his better M |f mail finds much of comfort; in fact, without that approval life can hold little of enduring benefit to him. Not every man can lxieoine a “captain of industry“ or a leader in the pro-lession that he has chosen. ct there is always room for the man who comes rtatlv and willing and thoroughly equipped to his lash. In the matter of men eapahle of leading. in all of the avenues of life's a tiviti» . the supply never x,, :0 ls .....An 1 f,,r “« • f I..................... lead there is always the rcwanl for persistent, intelligent industry ami eotiseicntious devotion to the task set us. 7

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IfflHSTSSN FIFTEEN Kpwix Boonk Crai ;id: i . IjL. I).. 1). C. L. . Ml Fnivcrxitv Avenue I'RESlDKNT A M Central College. 188$; teacher. X osho Collegiate Institute, ixxi; graduate Mudcnt, Vamlerbllt University. 1884-86; graduate am dent. Uni-Vfrilt) of l elpslc, 1 '»s 7; Graduate Student University of Paris 1688; Professor of 1-atln. Kmory and Henry College. 1889; Principal Pryor Institute. 1S D; Professor of Greek, Wofford College. 1X90-9$; President. South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College and Director Experiment Station. I89I-V7; President Central College. 1K97-19UI; 1 A . I „ University of Missouri. 188$; President State Normal School. Wnrrenshurg, 19U1-1904; President Tulane University, 1904-1912; I). C. L.. University of the South. 1907; President University of Montana since August II, 1912. W. M. Ahkr. A. B.................................................. 402 Ktltly Stnrt PROPKKSOR OP LATIN AND GRKKK Graduate from Normal School at Oswego. N. Y„ 1872. and from Yah- In 1X78; Graduate student at Johns Hopkins. Cornell and University or Chicago; Instructor In Oswego Normal School; Professor of latln and Greek. University of Utah. ixvo-94; lTufeseor of l-itln and Greek. University of Montana, since 1896. Frederick Sciikucii, M. K.t A. C. . South Fifth Street Wwt PROFESSOR op MODERN I.ANtit AGES Attended Public School . Harvelonn. Spain, 1874-1xh2: Graduate. Cym-naslum. Frankfort on the Main. Germany, lsxs; Graduate. ('oIpkIo Santo Tomas. Barcelona. Spain. 1 X9: S» crelary, U. S. Consulate. Barcelona. ixxx-ixx»; M. E., Purdue University, 1X9$; A. C.. same 1X94; Instructor In FYench. same. 1893-1891; Secretary of the Faculty. University of Montana. 1X96-1909; Professor of Mechanical Engineering. University of Montana, 1X96-1897; Professor of Modern languages. University of Montana, since 1X95. Morton John Ki.roo, Ph. I). ... 205 S. Fifth St. Kant propeksor or BIOUXSY II. A. Simpson. 1887; M. A.. Simpson. lx»0; M. S Simpson. 1898; Ph. I).. Illinois Wesleyan University. 1906; Adjunct Professor of Science. Illinois Wesleyan University. 1XXX-X9; Professor of Biology and Physics, Illinois Wesleyan University. 1889-97; Director. University of Montana Biological Station, since 1S99: Professor of Biology. University of Montana, since 1X97. Fellow. A. A A. S.: Associate. A O. I ; Member American Bison Society, American Society of Zoologists. American Forestry Association. National Geographical Society: Editor Inter-Mountain Educator. 9