Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-30
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES
Editor-in Chief, Anna Hobensack; Sen.
Tor. Sub-editors-DonaId Anderson,
Junior; Antoinette White, Sophomore;
Pauline Froembiing, Freshman.

Junior; Antoinette White, sophomore;
Pauline FroembIing, Freshman.
wonder what the attraction was
Tor George at Cottonwood last Friday
evening.
Last Friday evening Mr.. Crane
gave a very helpful lecture on Light
This was especially interesting to
members of the physics class who
lave lately been studying light. He
has a new instrument by which the
rays of light can easily be traced
through glass. Ii shows the rays al
different angles according as they are
pareed through cOncave or convex
lenses. He also gave a good descript-
ion of the eye. showing what causes
his points clear and | am sure all who
were present know a good deal more
about light than they did before.
The nice weather seems to be a new
inspiration to the high school pupils.
as there has been no one tardy this
week.
The members of the senior class
Will have their monthly list in Eng
lsh Wednesday afternoon. They have
covered a good deal Of ground this
month and some are little anxious
about the examination.
We hear that big posters announ-
chg the basket ball game between
Helena and I.ewistown. as the last
same of the season. are being put up
in all the prominent places about
Helena.
Pauline F'roembling has quit school
for this year. Pauline has had to stay
OUT of school for the last two weeks
because of her eyes.
Alpha Butler has been absent for
three or four days.
Bessie Powell's absence from school
is again noted. We are sorry to learn
that Bessie is not we'll
This beautiful weather makes the
pupils long for their horses-but les
sons flrSt-then play.
Thomas Baker and Harvey Bur
notte took a trip to Gilt Edge las
Friday, remaining over until Sunday
While gone they made some obser
vations for the physical geograph,
class.
Floyd Aldrich brought a beautiful
specimen of pink coral to school TO
the class to examine.
Edmund Johnson also mas one TO
their inspection.
Please don't forget it. Edmund.
The membere of the trigonometr
class will have their examination Wee
nesday morning.
The members of the biology elias
have finished dissecting the cray ifs
and will start dissecting the gras
hopper Friday.
Ii you want to know how to pla
checkers at school ask Della or d
light.
The boys in the basket ball tea
dic GUY DuSS dItfI SShooi Nv
nights getting ahead in their wor
SO they will be free to go to Helen
Last Friday afternoon a party
high school boys drove to Upper &C
tonwood to attend the concert give
by the Cottonwood Cornet Band ar
the orchestra, assisted by the Ladi'
basket ball team. After a beautif
concert given by the band, the ladi'
basket ball team gave neat and nul
orous farce entitled my Aunts Hei
ess,' which showed much caref
ciusion of this program the your
people present enjoyed dancing unit
the wee sm'a hours.
On account of the boys going
Helena to play basket ball Frdf
and Saturday nights. the first prelil
mary decamatory contest will hay
to be put off for one week. Thus tt
fist will come April 9th, and the OF
ers will follow in quick successio
for We have only five or six weel
Left until the time for going to M
soula.
The speakers for April 9Th are:
Charles Grupe, The Soul of t
Violin" Minnie Coryell, THE s
cond Trial" Georgia Stuart, 'Go<
night Papa" Keith Caldwell, 81
coin at Gettysburg"
the members of the basket b
team that are to go to Helena Eric
morning are, Richard Baker Cal
Ralph Tavenner, Charles Grupe, n
~ Eldidge, Plat Belden, Donald
derson, Earl Neil. Cara Wilson &
Tom Baker.
During Prof. Cranes absence
zoology class will have eXaminati
Judging from the absence and
citations this week spring fever
seized several of our number.
Cassie Dahl has left school.
Mrs. Brewer has a quartet pl
ticing almost every day for CONNER
rient. Those in the quartet are Al
lie Farnum, Gladys Winters, Hf
Pelden and Richard Baker.
George Cannon had a steam eng
that he exhibited to both divisi