Fergus County argus., 1906-05-11

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'oe; Mabel Bell, %; Harvey Bur.
nett, 10.
All the boys that won first in the
Home Field Meet Saturday are to go
to Missoula. Those who go are Charles
Grupe. Plat Belden, Ralph Tavenner,
Harry Briggs, Cara Wilson. Frank
Plum. Ben Sheeks, Don. Anderson,
Jacob Holzemer, and Prof. Crane. They
will leave here Tuesday morning May
15 and will not get back until Monday
evening May 21.
The members of the senior class
are ready to begin their review for
the semester examination.
The members of the fourth year al
zebra class have been studying roots
and are nearly through.
The members of the Vergil class
have but four more lessons and then
will have read the first six books Of
Vergil's Aenead and finished the reg
ular amount of work.
The members of the Missoula team
are busy training every night and
hope to break some of the records at
Missoula this year.
In the meet Saturday afternoon rib.
bons were given as prizes, blue for the
first and red for the second. These rib
bons have been very much in evil
dence since then.
Although the weather was very un.
favorable good crowd came out to
watch our boys and quite sum OF
money was taken in at the meet.
After consultation with the members
of the faculty who are assisting the
seniors in preparation for commence
ment, the class of 'O6 have decided
to have Baccalaureate Sermon this
year. The address will be given by the
Rev. Henry Quickenden.
Arbor day was a holiday but most
of the pupils came for the planting of
the senior and junior tress. The exer-
cises were very appropriate having
songs and reading out doors. The SEN
ior tree was named for Mr.. Frank
Wright and the junior one for Mr..
Rudolf vonTobel.
The Vergil class has been writing
essays on Vergil and Thursday morn
ing the Caesar and Cicero class are
to hear them read so they shall know
something of Virgil before studying it
next year.
AS the junior class has been studying
Macbeth" Miss Maxwell suggests
that the class act some parts of it out
doors Thursday to give the class an
idea how this play was presented in
olden times.
The tardy list for the weeek is. Earl
Neel, Willie Wiedemean, Judith Waite,
Ida Crowley, Minnie Coryell, Earl Nc
Ginnis and Barlow Cheadle.
Ask Archibald and George who tie
initials M. w. and H. w. stand for?
The pupils of the F. c. H. S. have
found out why Archie and George take
Friday evening trips to cotton
wood.
The members of the ancient his
tory class are finding their work at
this time very interesting. Their study
is OF the life, literature and art of the
Romans and they have pictures to il
lustrate many of the important points
covered.
The members of the junior class in
English are very much interested in
Macbeth The dis.
cussions concerning the different char.
acters bring out variety of opinion.
To further the understanding and in.
terest of the class the various mem
bers of it will be assigned different
parts. These will not be learned but
the class will try to read them in such
a manner that Shakespeare's ideas
will be made palmer to all.
Paul Caldwell has returned to school.
The program, Recitation, Mabel
Bell; Music, Dick Baker; Grafton,
George Cannon; Defamation, Ben
Essay, Beth Peck.
Debate, Resolved that it is better
to lose than to win.
Negative, Maud hilger, Anna Hoben.
sack. Amanda Sturman, Antoinette
White.
Affirmative, Ralph Tavenner, Della
McHugh, Georgia Stuart, Earl Neel.
This program is given by the Star
Society and is to be the last Literary
program this year.
Charles Smith is again in school.
The sophmore class is reviewing
geometry and modern history.
Tuesday was Arbor Day so the
school was given a much looked for
holiday
The high school meet last Friday
seems to have been a success if we
consider the smiles on some of the
,oy's faces.
A few boys went fishing Arbor Day
hey are still talking about the big
ish they saw but didn't catch.
Tuesday morning the junior and SEN