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Title: Prickly Pear, The
Year: 1917 (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
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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ay have the wisdom of the ages behind their massivebrows—well concealed—the Seniors may have ambitions so high that theycan reach them only by aeroplane, the ladies and gentlemen of collegerank may have won fame—or notoriety—the Freshman may surpass innumbers, the Preps may be good little children, BUT, the Sophomoresare in a class by themselves—the Sophomore Class. In numbers we are not strong, but in fame we are mighty. Oneof our number left us during the year to teach school; another, to getmarried; one of our present members is married. Among the thingswon for our class was the local extemporaneous contest. Because of the over proportion of girls, we have been able tosupply the men of the other classes with that desirable commodity, afact of which they have not been slow to take advantage. The prodigious efforts we have made this year have not left usenervated, and we shall be heard from again next year. Our motto is. May we do as much for Wesleyan as she has donefor us.
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36 THEPRICKLYPEAR FRESHMEN ROLL CALL. Steuernagel, Fred—President. I am for Uncle Sam. Tracy, Seldon—Vice President. Cut that rough stuff. Watson, Gertrude—Secretary. A sister to the class. Anderson, William—Treasurer. Nights are too short. Bieber, Howard. I am a farmer. Bowen, Violet. Things dont move fast enough for me. Brown, Robert. Oh, quit your foolin. Crane, Summer. I want her or none. (A Preshie.) DeCourtney, Retta,This means more to me than anything you ever wrote.Elderkin, John. Too slow to stop quick.Estey, Eleanor. None of it for mine.Gordon, Lillian. I will ask my sister. Howell ,Floyd. I love the dorm, girls—but oh you chaperon!Hovey, Ethel. Quit too soon. Hart, James. Ill trust my lady anywhere but I like to stick around.^Leasy, Roy. Pass the sandwich.Ledo, Rose. Oh, Bill. Rushin. Mike. Dees bones am goin to rise again.Reeves, George. Oh! ho! ha ah.! yes no.! 0-h hSmovir, John. There is no royal road to Dutch.Smith, Kennith. No firing furnaces for me.Shy, Ona.

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