Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-05-22
County High School Graduates Will
Hold Their Commencement
Exercises May oath.
THE BAGCALAUREATE SERMON
Beautiful Choral Service at the Pres
byterian Church Last Sum
day Evening.

The Fergus County High school Is
an institution to which any city or
county might point with pride. \
most thorough and complete cluca-
cation embracing all The scientific
branches can be obtained at this
school, which, under The government
oi Prof. Sillowny, has developed into
a nrst-class educational establish
mcnt.
The graduating clns1 from the
county high school for l2ui Is rs FOL.
lows: NalrIicturian, Annie Con
stance Luton: Sa~lutatorlau, Edith
Buiord Dawes; Julia Sturman, Alice
CLANCY, Blanche Larned, Katie Audcr-
son. EuphemiaC Campbell, Walter Leh-
mun, James Reed, Dorman Jackson
aud Ella Moshner.
The honors of the class belong,
firstly, to Miss Luton, whose papers
were IA model oi excellence, and, Sec
uudly, to Miss Edith Dawes. The
excellent work OF the whole class re-
fleets much credit ON the educational
stuN oi the school and also upon the
students themselves for the appllca-
tiua To study and Il lunlablc ambl.
Iipa for educational houDrs.
The graduation ui students from
Any school j. always an occasion ui
extreme interest both 10 parents and
iri,adS, ana this especial class will toe
started on their journey across tie
rough uul turiulpgt seas ui life
equipped with both knowledge and
advice which should uphold and fur
tber their good Intentions Tor lducU-
tiunal advancement aud in honor
able career.
On Sunday last the bnccalnurcatc
services were hcIlat the prcshy tcrian
chusya.
Thrsyrvircs opened with an anthem
by thecloir. ".NptAshamcd ofJr~u>,
which was ycry swcclly rendered.
The first les on was then read by
Rev. ". \. Winters, which was iol.
lowed 10y a special prayer suitable to
the occasion.
That lovely anthem, "LiitUp Your
Heads, o We Gates" was then sung
by the choir and was followed by a
most appropriate address by Rev.
Albert Piuus. The text wa Ecclcs,
Ill. Cast your bread uppn the
water, that IL may return To You after
many days
The students were argcil in sincere
tones "a assume their new response.
bilities in an earnest manner and
guard themselves from the evil inllu-
ences which would beset their path
through life. The sermon was re-
plete with beautiful Eastern allegorl.
cal illusions and comparisons, show
ing the graduate starting In life full
of ambitious thoughts for the future
and innocent of the many evils of the
outside world, finishing with an all.
Duration 10 not forget the home folks
in the hour OF success, %picturlng in Il
realistic manner the many sacrifices
made by parents to give their chill
dren M education.
The choir then sang Though the
Way he Dark and Dreary,' and the
voices blending in perfect unison left
acknowledgements impression on
the hearers.
Tile exercises then closed with Il
benediction by the Rev. W. 4. Win
tiers.
The Rev. Albert Piaus announced
that the junior exercises would take
place on Wednesday and the senior
class exercises ON Friday evening ut
Culver's hall. The junior program
will be as follows:
Quartet-'Whcn My Ship Comes over the
Sea" Misses De Lorimtyrand Camp
bell and Messrs. Lehman and Silloway
~Essay-"The Value of Opportunity" ...u
Sc. ..........A Alma Myers
Oration-'The Discovery Of Truth" ........
.......... Gussic Rhoadc.
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