Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-06-03
VACATION FOR
THE CHILDREN
The City Public School Term Closes
With a Good Entertainment in
culver's Hall.
SIXTY HONOR DIPLOMAS GIVEN
A Large Number Who Have Been
Neither Absent Nor Tardy Dur
ing the Year.
HONOR DIPLOMAS GIVEN

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ercises of the Lewistown public
school were held in Culver's hall be-
fore a crowd which simply overflow
ed the place, many being compelled
to go home because of not being able
to get in. Many others had to stand
throughout the exercises, but did so
patiently. as the children gave one
OF the best entertainments ever seen
in the city.
The entertainment consisted of a
musical and allegorical drama entitled,
Our Country" and required about
fifty pupils to play it. Beginning with
the revolutionary period and the or
g"anization of our government, all of
the epoch making events or success.
sion of events. Of our country's his.
tory were represented by the little
actors.
The program was well arranged and
th'St uhNinb aht pay III NHa &c dit
to be congratulated upon the excellent
manner in which il was carried along
there not being any of the usual long
tiresome waits between acts.
Although the children deserve tn,
fullest praise for the n in which
they conducted themselves on tn,
stage. those, especially who had neve
had experience In such matters, coul,
see in every gesture Of the juvenil,
players evidences of the most patien
and painstaking training by the teach
ers of the school. For weeks the
have been working with their pupils
day and evening and the success o
the children in their respective part
showed the intelligent manner /
which they had been trained by thei
teachers.
At the conclusion of the program
Superintendent B%usenburg presente
the diplomas, sixty in all, to thos
who had made a perfect record fo
the year in attendance. He especia
ly mentioned Eleanor Jackson. VIII
has not missed a day nor been tard
a single time for seven years. trul
a most remarkable record. Other
were mentioned who have not misse
in three years. Following are thos
to whom honor diplomas were given
}, Eighth Grade.
= Barlow Cheadle. Ida Crowley. Cha
: cy Fowler, Elsie Hobensack. Blean,
Jackson, 7 years, Fannie Stuar
Blanche Scovel, Eunice Smith.
Seventh Grade.
Alice CORNELL. Hattie .Johnso
Frank Wright, Minnie Hopkins.
Sixth Grade.
Ed. Crowley. Vivian St. Clair. CT
Tullock. Willie Wiedeman. Earl NJ
Ginnis.
i Fifth Grade.
Harvey Rowley, Sidney Cort. Ha
land Phillips, Tim Crowley. Jol
Laux. Elsie Trepp, Mary CORNELL, ];
Norman, Helen Eldridge, Ella II
bensack, Leela Stuart. Mamie Kit
Fourth Grade.
Anna Johnson. Dora Johnson. FL
abeth Won TObel. Kathleen Sulliva
Lloyd Ntzhugh, Grant ST. Clair. ClG
encc Crowley.
Third Grade.
Ralph Scoyel, Clyde Scovel. LANE
lot Rowley, Genevieye Burke, Phil
L.auX. George Wiedeman. GeorI
Laux. Rachel Schneider. Bertha NJ
rase. Enie vehawn, Hazel FitzhuG
Second Grade.
BcrniCe Hobensack. Elaise omit
Zeta Norman, Patience Eldridf
Gladys jeffrey, Jessie Vehawn, ia,
q. Waite. Willie Cort. Sheridan ST. ella
4. First Grade.
Violet McHugh. Mary Crowley, Re
ert Fitzhugh. Sclona Abel.
D. The following list of pupils did n
Il make perfect records. but were 81
~ficicntly neal the coveted honor to {
VI serve special mention;
= pEsils not absent. but tardy once
Alvin Hall. Charles Wiedeman.
Pupils absent one.half day-Robc
!. Wright, Charlie Hartzell. Bessie Ha
zell. Celeste Jamme.
e Absent but n day-Helen b
n. trand. Floyd Aldrich, Thomas Walls
Victoria Johnson. Della McHugh,
n mold Bertrand.
Absent a day and a half-Ha;
n. Wight. James Crowley. Octa Butt,
Absent 'wo days-Mamie Barrett. 7
ma whit. Viola Charters. Floren
Hovis. randall Vrooman, Dana Xii
Chic Fitzhugh. James Littlejohn. Nj
gret.l Degner. Leigh Sullivan. No
Bergin, Harry Briggs, Maud Hilg,
Carl Won Tobel.
Absent two and a half days-D
Crowley. Kate Tullock. Nav l~.ittleiol
Absent three days-Marion McCar
Carol Akeley. Lena Charters, De
st. Peter, Pauline Degner, John n
I'd rasc, Clara Woodwork.