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

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Mr. Freeman: Did you find out what you wanted in that hook? Ralph C.: Yes., I found out you were right about the induction coil. Someone said the reason the Senior poems didrft burn was because they were so green-ouch! Mr. Freeman: when youqre going along a country road in a car at night and some one comes along with his head lights on full, what do you want him to do? Vernon flimphaticallyj : Put on their dimmers. ' Raymond Jury to Hazel Smithzl uYou remind me of a War Savings Cer- tificatef' Hazel: Why? Raymond: Because you draw so much interest. Dwight: Say, Gagle, you remind me of Tuesday. Gagle: Why? Dwight: noh, 'cause you're so meatlessf' Mr. C. fin American Historyj: What were the states doing at this time by way of improvements, Lydia? Lydia: Massachusetts built a canal but it turned out to he a railway. After explaining a proposition involving parallelograms and squares: Fay: A square may he a parallelogram then? Teacher: Yes. Fay fatter a momentis thought, : Miss Marks, is a parallelogram a square T' In Virgil, the sentence was: uThe spell of Homer is too strong at times. Margaret Blackford freadingj : The smell of Homer is too strong at times. Mr. F. to Gladys: Don't stick your pencil in that radiator. If it is cold, put it in my overcoat. Itls a time when K feels That his uluclc is sure hum, when the teacher insists That he part with his gum. Teacher finterpreting Shalcespearej: Where gottest thou that good look, Fay? Mr. Freeman: Are artificial diamonds ever made? John: Yes but they aren't natural. Soph.: Say, kid, got a minute to spare T' Freshie: Sure. Soph.: Tell me all you know. Mr. Crego fin Modern Historyj : What was the character of Richard I? Ralph Campbell fatter hesitation, : Oh, thatls too far lnaclc for me to remember. Tanner: Give an assertion, Gene. Gene: Spring is here. Tanner: How do you know? Gene: Winter has gone.