Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-16
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES

StV'd t1OOCuSdSNS 0C!I'
ior. Sub-editors-DonaId Anderson,
Junior; Antoinette White, Sophomore;
Pauline Froembling, Freshman.
A large new bulletin board, a much
needed article. is now completed and
placed in the hall directly in front Of
the main entrance All announcements
are TO be put on this board. This will
relieve Miss Thompson of a good
nlany of her duties in giving out no.
tees On one side of the board is
placed a case with a lock and key
which contains the program OF the
is a case containing the program of
the Crescent society. These programs
viii be of great help to The pupils, as
Trey contain the programs for the en-
tire year. Some OF the boys have
been working very faithfully on these
boards nights after school and on Sat
uIdays in the workshop. and now that
they are finished we are very proud of
them.
The subject for debate March 16.
which was published as resolved, THAT
Women Should Vote. has been chang
ed to the subject of The Primary
Election.
The boys basket ball team had
very interesting game Friday evening.
The Reds ployed against the Whites.
and although the Reds are the regular
te, m. the Whites came our victorious
with score of % to 20.
Mr. Crane thought it best to divid.
the school. one part to yell for the
Reds and the other half for the Whites
Della McHIugh and Antoinette White
were appointed leaders Della chose
the Whites and Antoinetle the Reds
Some very good original yells were
made up by the pupils OF the school.
The fourth year English class have
Just finished the study OF Milton and
lis works which they found a very in
teresting study The senior class find
that they have great deal OF ground
90 cover this year. but they are deternl-
ired TO do all they can and finish the
course marked out for them.
The Helena Nugget has the follow
ing:
Teachee. teachee.
All day teachee;
Night markee papers,
Nerves all creepy.
No one kisSee,
No one nugee;
Poor old maidee.
No one lovee.
Also: "Lewistown certainly knows
how to receive visitors and they show
e' it by all the school and half the
town turning out to extend the hand
uf welcome"
Thursday afternoon the pupils Of
the high school and public school en-
juyed musical treat. Mr.. Ora Ia
mona, violinist of wide reputation
gave a violin concert in the high
school assembly room which was much
appreciated by all present Mr.. Ia
mona by his lightness of touch and
skilful execution on the instrument
gave evidence of years of study and
Practice His music was rich, beau
tiful and enchanting. and commands
the interest and attention of all. By
the hearty applause he received after
rendering "Schubert's Serenade" in 4
charming manner, it was self evident
thaj this favorite selection touched a
spot in everyone's heart. We con
graduate ourselves upon having the
opportunity of hearing such a must
clan.
The tardy list this week is as fol
lows: Francis Crowley, Alpha But
Ier Edmond Johnson. Barlow Cheadle,
Richard Baker, Thomas Baker, Cor
nelius Anderson, Ida Crowley.
Irene Johnson was absent on Mon,
day.
The biology class find they would
be glad to return to their laboratory
work again after studying in the books
for a few days.
The red jerseys for the basket ball
team came just in time for cold wealth
or.
Favorite Expressions of r. c. n. S.
pupils.