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Title: Prickly Pear, The
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Montana Wesleyan
Subjects: RMC yearbooks yearbooks Rocky Mountain College History Billings Polytechnic History Montana Wesleyan University History Intermountain Union College History
Publisher: Montana Wesleyan
Contributing Library: Rocky Mountain College, Paul M. Adams Memorial Library, Heritage Archives
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seemed to be as popular among the boys of the insti-tution as well as among the girls, as shown by the interest the boys havetaken in their work near and around the vicinity of the kitchen on cook-ing days. It is a noticeable fact that important committee plans, etc., haveto be discussed with the Domestic Science girls which demand veryurgent calls to the door to speak to various girls during cooking dayswhen fragrant odors are wafted to the upper rooms to tempt the wondering. In fact^ it seems that the Wesleyan boys have awakened to the reali-zation that their education would not be complete without a Domestic Sci-ence course, and it has been rumored that the board is contemplating sucha course for the boys because of an urgent appeal in the form of a petitionby them, in which they confessed a desire for more knowledge in themaking of biscuits, dumplings, hot cakes, etc. But strange as it may seem,they did not evidence any desire for the sewing side. The Prickly Pear Page Thirty-Five
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9lti)enian CHE WORK for the year began with the election of officers, andthe large chapel room at Helena Hall was permanently secured forthe Athenian Society. We are exceedingly glad of this privilegebecause of the stage, curtain, piano and large floor space. Wewould otherwise have had to use a class room and on specialoccasions sue for the use of the chapel room. Our programs have been unique, novel and mostly of an originalnature. We have, however, paid special attention to correct procedure indebating, oratory and government. Our members feel confident that theycan reason without falsity, weakness or prejudice and as a result of theirtraining are specially strong on parliamentary law. There are few indeed who miss a meeting without a reasonable andacceptable excuse. The limitations of active membership are that anelection to membership is necessary, the candidate must be a student of theuniversity and must declare his intention of entering heartily into thespirit and subjects of th

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