Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-01-11
- HIGH SCHOOL NOTES q
.. EDITORS
ETHETA DoUcHERTY,
AMANDA STURMAN.

Anna Moshner was absent Monday.
Cora and Carrie Bean have quit
school.
Blanche scovel was absent all of
last week.
The physics class has taken up the
study of light.
A telephone was put in the office
during vacation.
Herbert Silloway was a visitor to
the high school Friday.
Judith Waite went to Helena during
the Christmas vacation.
John and Florence Mcmillan went
home to spend Saturday and Sunday.
The third year geometry class will
finish plane geometry this week, then
they will take up solid geometry.
Two new scholars were enrolled last
Monday, Charles Smith and Edna An
derson, both in the first Year class.
The second year is studying figures
of speech They are doing we'll but
confess it is not as easy as writing
Christmas stories.
certain physic teacher asked
bright pupil what vacuum was. She
thought a moment. then said: Il just
cant think; but I've got it in my
head"
Wilbur Hoffman and Herbert Sillo-
way re-entered school Monday. AL
though Herbert is an exgraduate he
thinks there is still something to be
learned in high school.
Don't forget the entertainment at
the opera house next Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, when The Blue
and the Gray play in four acts.
will be presented under the direction
of the high school. A portion of the
proceeds will be used to advance the
cause of athletics. Get tickets early
and ga in making the entertainment
grand success.
For the purpose of aiding the attn
letic association in preparing for the
spring events play will be given at
the opera house on Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights, January 18th and 18th.
Thorough rehearsals will fully prepare
each member of the cast for his part,
and as the excellent character of the
play is known from a former success
full presentation, it ought to be greet
ed by full houses each night.
For the purpose of aiding the stu.
dents in their work, and of assisting
them in general information about
the current events Of the world, one
Of our teachers has established a bull
letin board which Is proving very val
liable. The bulletin board contains
clippings from all papers which can
be obtained. One of the articles or
this week is about the death Of Thee
Thomas, our sreat American must
clan, and another the strength of Port
Arthur. Such information is valuable
to all our students.
The athletic association meet Fri
day after school hours. They appoint
ed committee to see Mr.. Sillowa!
concerning the high school cOlOrs.
| is felt by the members Of the athleti,
association that the question of schOO
colors should be decided by the en-
tire school. These colors will be uset
in decoration for high school events
etc., and should be worn by all pu
pills on such occasions, and they will
soon become known to the public a.
representing the school, In the sprini
they will be used in athletic team suit
and will be worn by our representa-
tive at the interstate scholastic NEE,
ing at Missoula.
| Inc literary society will be he'll
Friday afternoon, January 18th. TIL
following program will be given b
the Crescent society:
| l. Music, Ruth Cook.
2. Recitation, Linn COrbly.
5. Defamation, Ernest McCullum.
4. Recitation, Ida Crowley.
S. Foreign News Items, Harl
Briggs.
6. Recitation, Leigh Sullivan.
Z. Music, Archie Farnum.
8. Original story. Hattie Stewart.
9. Dialogue, Alpha Butler, Georg
nvoy, Ruth Luton.
10. Recitation, Irene Johnson.
IL. Essay, John Mcmillan.
IL. Recitation. Anna Moshner.
10. Music, Glee Club.
The Star society will render tn
following program:
l. Music, Gladys Winters.
2. Defamation, Jacob Holzemer.
3. Recitation, Maud Hilger.
4. Defamation, Barlow Cheadle.
5. Charade, Myrtle Bell, Cora Beal
Jennie Anderson.
6. Defamation, Frank Plum.
Z. Original story, Hazel Akeley.
8. Recitation, Cassie Dahl.
8. Alphabet, Beth Peck.
10. Essay, Florence Mcmillan.
II. Recitation, Georgia Stuart.