Fergus County High School - Fergus Yearbook (Lewistown, MT)

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Oliveta., translating: Nor did I violate the cinders of my father. on Hazel Smithqs exam. paper: nBurn's father was a Hne man, so was his mother. I see the river is ill. Whatls the trouble? It had several falls, was confined to its bed, and has been running down CVB! SIIICB. Mr. Freeman: What does distilled wine become? Skinny: Grape-juice. Teacher: what is society? Cookie: Well, it's about a dozen different things but I don't know what they are. Little Willie in the street Found a little toy, 'Twas a lump of dynamite, Willie jumped with joy. After he had played awhile, He began to tire, And just to see if it would light, He threw it in the tire- And his funeralqs tomorrow. English Teacher: what minds does Webster mean? Joe K.: Human minds. Mr. Crego: I can remember when I was a young man in the eighties. Mr. C.: what other electrical inventions were shown? E. Symmes: Typewriter and fountain pen. Harold Allen an English, after a discussion of patentsj: I knew a man once, a painter who invented a little thing to hold a bucket on. one day while he WQS painting, the ladder slipped and holding on to that little thing saved his life: he dicln't havethat patented either. ents Teacher: Give the feminine of stag. Pupil fsleepyj: Tea-party. There are meters of time, There are meters of tone But the best meter of all Is to meet 'er alone. Q Heard in Virgil: Miss L.: What English word do we get from nalienan? E. Symmes: Alien. Miss L.: What is an alien? E. S.: A person that hasn't been neutralized. Walter fin English recounting Burn's lifej : He was born on a farm, his par- were very pure.

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