Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-18
Senior Notes.

Senior Notes.
The members of the Vergil class in
reading the last of Book vi. have had
to go back to their ancient history in
order to understand it.
1 The members of the chemistry class
are all through with their work eX-
cept writing an essay on Atomic and
Molecular Theory.
Last week the Vergi class read be-
fore the other latin classes, essays on
subjects they had traced through
their whole years work and after
wards criticised each others papers
The work was enjoyed by everyone
The members of the English class
are trying to read a little of Ruskin' s
and Matthew Arnold's works. in the
four remaining days.
Last Friday afternoon after rhetor
icals the girls took charge and several
made speeches to the boys concern
ing the great things they were going
to do in Missoula and few of them
sang song they had made up bring
ing in each delegates name. This had
been kept secret from the boys and
the expression on some of their faces
was amazing.
The school expects to have several
kilograms from Missoula announcing
the success of some of the boys.
The seniors are to be excused from
school the last week in order to prac-
tice for class day and do other last
! things.
different classes takes place Thursday,
, Friday, Monday and Tuesday Of this
and next week.
Mrs Brewer is very busy with spec.
ial music, so a good many of the mus
ic classes are omitted.
The faculty has decided that all
the seniors are capable of graduating
without any final examinations, but
they will have enough to keep them
busy.
The juniors final examination on
Macbeth" viii be held Thursday OF
this week. The members of the class
have made a thorough study of the
drama and do not anticipate having
, much trouble over the examination.
Charles g. a senior was almost late
for the train Tuesday morning. We
hope he will not have to use yellow
chalk in Missoula.
The members of the botany class
are studying the wild flowers. native
: to this part Of the country. Last Thurs
day the entire class drove to the heaC
of Spring creek and collected man!
. specimens to use this week while Mr.
J. Crane is absent.
: The members of the ancient history
class are covering fifty pages da.
u in their review for the final exami
7 nation.
:, The final rhetorical for this yea
was given last Friday under the Sta
Society. The room was decorated witt
cherry blossoms which the botan,
=. class had gathered the afternoon be
= fore.
Ask Dick if he attends all the fir
- sales.
Willie Wiedeman and Frank Wrigh
:. :. The botany class members are tel
ling everyone that they are SO goo
= that they can be trusted to 60 t.
. their lessons this week without
= teacher.
- The tardy list this week is YER
small, Antoinette Whites being the or
ly name.
. Tuesday morning large crowd O
: high school pupils went to the depo
to see the boys off and wish them sue
cess at Missoula.
The members of the sophmore elias
have just finished studying Macaulay'
essay on Addison, and have begun t
take short review of all the classic
they have studied this semester.
y The members of the Caesar elias
have commenced reviewing tn
Fourth Book. They did not find tn
:, Bridge as difficult as they expected
Ask the members of the Caesa
y class to give few pointers on reat
- ing.
AS Mr.. Crane is at Missoula thi
week the botany class is conductin
r. it's own recitation.
~ AS commencement will soon be her
,g every one is busy practicing to
to his or her little part in this annus
re entertainment. AS we have so larg
u. and capable class. and as many
e. the teachers are working hard wit
Of the seniors, We expect better con
a. mencement this year than We HAY
r ever had.
pr The following is the third and la!
of the short stories written for tn
Junior News Review and is the wor
of Gladly Winters, OF.
The Queen of the Woodnymphs.
-, Once long ago in a faraway Ian
lived the queen of the woodnymph
. Titania. she ruled her people with