Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-09
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES
Editor.in.Chief, Fannie Stuart, '07;
Sub-Editors, Charles Smith, '0s; Beth
Peck, 'O9; Constance barrow, 10.

Don't forget the high school picture
entertainment tonight
Roy Daily, who has been absent on
account of illness. has returned to
school.
The junior geometry class had an
examination Tuesday
The high school foot ball team are
practicing for the Thanksgiving game.
Gordon, who is now playing quarter
back. has developed into an unusually
fast man. Prof Wait is coaching the
team for the game, which will be play
ed under the old rules.
Don't forget the picture entertain
ment tonight at the high school as
sembly room.
AS Tuesday was election day, We were
given half holiday Several of the
boys used this time in making stage
for the entertainment Friday night.
Prof Crane has started manual
training class of ten boys, who are
interested in this work. The boys will
meet three nights a week from $3.50 to
500. Goss's Bench Work. which Is
used in most schools, will be the text
book used.
Prof. Wait has received a number of
!
pictures We're all taken along the rOute
OF Caesars campaign in Gaul.
TIL second year English class had
their monthly test in English WedneS
day.
The Zoology class enjoyed quiz on
the butterfly Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Drinkard was visitor in the
zoology class Monday
Observation-Disclosures n1atho6 of al ia ora n,
ing did you use in the eighth grade
box or line?
Pupil-We didn't call it by tina,
name.
The physics class have finished work
ing with the pulleys and are now read!
to commence with the inclined plane
Questioner-Have you met any O.
the chemistry class lately?
Stranger-Yes, and they were cough
ing fearfully. | think they must have
been caught out in a rain to have
such colds.
Questioner-No. indeed those cold
are quite essential. They demonstrate
one of the properties of chlorine.
The music classes have now resum
ed their work under Miss Whiting
However, they have only half perio,
IcCltdIlOuS. Inc IcSI VI tuc pCAlou
to be devoted to drawing as soon d
the supplies come.
e The senior English class have finish
: ed their study of ballad literature, an
e are now taking up the age of Quee
! Elizabeth. They find this time NOR
interesting than any previous periot
The applause which greeted M
Cranes announcement OF a half hol
day on election day was only an ev
dence of the pupils interest in pol
tics.
Be sure to see the picture ente
tainment on Friday night.
The class in German has taken u
the declension of adjectives.
Ralph and Harold have invested
ovaralls for the purpose of donniI
them when at work in the shop. The
We're two Of the willing helpers {
Tuesday afternoon when Mr. Graz
erected temporary stage for Fridi
evening.
The first year Latin class has begl
learning thy third ieclension, and it
evident that they wish there We're lie
= of these things, for when somethil
new is to be taken up their counte
n ances lose the usual sunshine.
Let tut NtISu GLASS; du\lSt VI
Sinner; learn the declenSionS we
For three years Miss Bates exert
her every effort to make us learn the
and now Prof. Wait is undertaking
complete the work.
Minerva.
The junior class in English prepar
brief talks on NEUROLOGICAL charactt
last week. which Were illustrated
the stereopticon The following da
exercise was to write an original ste
based on these talks, and We give
low the one written on Minerva
Hazel Belden. '0S:
The wedding of Thetis and Ne
took place beneath the foam-crest
waves All was joy and merrime
when suddenly an unlimited guest
peared in the banquet hall. 1t v
Eris, the goddess of dscord, who h
not beer invited because of her '
lent temper and sour looks. For t
r omission she determined to have
revenge by disturbing tn harmony
the guests, so she threw a golden
pie into the room, which had Ito
fairest' inscribed upon it. All vi
drew from the contest except Ju
; Minerva and Venus. Juno iecla
that she should have it because of