Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-03-22
a. HIGH SCHOOL, NOTES -
.. EDITORS
BESSIE HOGELAND,
DON ANDERSON.

The biology class has finished the
on-fly, cricket and fly.
Some of the boys have commenced
training for the athletic meet, which
is to be held at Missoula on the II,
Is and 10 Of May.
The girls have organized basket
ball team with Della McHugh as man.
ager. Miss Hawkes. is to coach the
team. Mr.. Culver kinuly gave the
girls permission to use the hall any
time they wanted it, except when
same was rented. About twenty girls
went down to the hall Saturday af
ternoon and practiced.
The Athletic association met last
Tuesday for the purpose of amend
ing the constitution.
John Campbell was a visitor to the
high school Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Hilger, Mr.. Won Tobel, Mr.. Phil
fps and Mr.. Stuart were visitors to
the school last week.
Friday was the day for the book
review to be in. Miss Thompson will
have to keep an extra session after
school SO that those that failed to
have their reviews in on time will
have a chance to read and write their
book.
The second year geometry class
have taken up originals.
If you want to know the latest
news read the bulletin board.
The orchestra has received some
new music which is very nice. II
you would come to the literary meet
ing Friday, March 81, you would hear
some of it.
The second declamatOry contest will
be given at the high school building
Friday, March "a. The contestants
for that date are Irene Johnson, Eth
eta Dougherty, Della McEIugh, Carl
Won Tobel and Archie Farnum.
The third year class are now read
ing CicerO's Maintain Law"
The literary societies gave their
programs on Friday, March II. The
following program was rendered by
the start society: Music, Gladys Win
Bell and Maude Hilger; quotations,
Florence Mcmillan: defamation,
Frank Plum; original story, Georgia
Stuart; local news items, Jennie An
derson; recitation, Hazel Ackley; mu.
sic, Elizabeth Philips; recitation, Bar
low Cheadle; essay, May Littlejohn;
defamation, Frank Wright; foreign
news items, Jacob Holzemer; music,
Herbert Silloway; defamation, Clar'
ence Lewis; music, Glee Club.
The following program was render
ed by the Crescent society: Recita.
ton, Ruth Cook; pen pictures, Ida
Crowley; defamation, Ernest McCul'
lon; music, Plat Belden; essay, Ruth
Luton; charade, John Mcmillan, Linn
Corbly and Leigh Sullivan; recitation
Harry Briggs; defamation, Donald
Anderson; recitation, Hattie Stuart;
music, orchestra.
The following visitors were present
Ina Baylies, Mamie Cook, Mrs. Phil
Ups, Elizabeth Crowley, Miss Sven
deinger, Annie Crowley, Mrs. Canon
Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. Ross
Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. barrow, Mr.. Gil
and Philip Pick.
The literary societies will have one
more meeting before the close of the
school, and this will be given Marcel
81. The meetings will be given up fo
this school year because of the NEE
at Missoula.
Miss Hawkes. and Miss Maxwell
went out to Miss Maxwell's rancf
Friday afternoon, returning on Sun
day.
The second year class have just fin
ished reading Macauley's Essay OF
Johnson.
Prof. Silloway gave us review o
I, % n
the Louisiana Purchase as mornin
exercises last week.
The second year class are readini
about the first naval battle in Caesar
From all of that class there WASH
one who could tell what the keel, tn
stern or the bow of ship were.
The boys track team will soon fal
into practice for the meet at Missot