Montana Wesleyan University - Prickly Pear Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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TheP1'iClcly Perm' PageNi,,e PAUL M. ADAMS, M. A. Northwestern University, A. B., 1899-Phi Beta Kappa. Northwestern University, M. A., 1900. Professor in Montana Wesleyan, 1905-1911. Vice-President Montana Wesleyan University, 1914. Prof. Adams has devoted his time to the internal management of the school in addition to head- ing the department of mathematics and science. He is thoroughly equipped and renders consciencious class room ser- vice. He is faculty advisor for the Y. M. C. A., and is always a ready and helpful council in those things that have to do with the interests of this department of student life. ALBERT C. HOOVER, B. S. Northwestern University, B. S., 1912. Montana Wesleyan Universiey, 1913. Aside from his capacity as a preacher at Radersberg, Professor Hoover has acted as registrar and athletic manager for the Univer- sity together with. his regular class room work comprising the classes in English, History and Elocution. He has never been too busy to assist in student activities when called upon. He is faculty advisor for the Athletic Association and once more the student body sought his services and advice this year in producing the Prickly Pear .

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Page Eigh, T h c P 1' fi C kv Z y P e an 1' CHARLES LINCOLN BOVARD, Ph. B., D. D. Normal Collegiate Institute. Illinois Wesleyan University, Ph. B. Moores Hill College, D. D., 1908. President Montana Wesleyan, 1911. Dr. Bovard has devoted his entire time for the last two years entirely to the endowment campaign and, to our sorrow, we have seen only a little of this big, jolly, cheerful gentleman. He wasespecially honored by the Montana Conference, when it elected him as Ministerial Delegate to the General Conference at Saratoga, N. Y. He has been striving ardently and diligently for a greater Wesleyan. MISS MARY EVA FOSTER, M. A. Portland University, A. B., 1893. Portland University, M. A., 1896. Montana Wesleyan University, 1899. Aside from her strenuous class-work consisting of Latin, German and a class in Greek, Miss Foster has always found time to be influential in the personal affairs of the student who cared to find a close, helpful friend. She has woven herself into the Y. W. C. A., which owes its power and influence largely to her originality.

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page Ten T 71. 0 P 1' lil P k 131 P e af 1' MISS MARY SHERMAN CALDWELL, Mus. Bac. Graduate in Voice and Public School Music, Post Graduate in Piano, Tri-State College, Angele, ind., 1912. . The instruction of Miss Caldwell as a voice and piano teacher has gradually grown in popularity since the time when she came to us. She organized and directed the male quartette whose services were much in demand during the past year. We believe Miss Caldwell has a brilliant future in musical circles. MRS. CARL NELSON. University of Minnesota, A. B. 1905-Phi Beta Kappa. One year McPherson's,McPhearson, Kans. One year Thief River Falls, Minn One year Little Falls, Minn. Six years So. H. S., Minneapolis. Montana Wesleyan University, 1915 She is the popular wife of the pastor of one of the prominent Helena churches and has given part time to us because of her love for the Work. She will beyond a doubt devote more of her time to the school next year, a fact that causes us to rejoice.