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

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METZ, BEULAH ARBUTIS, ” Bulie.” Athletic Association. Calm as a summer night. MONTAGUE, FRANCES,“ Monty.” No sound at all, we never speak a word; A fly’s footfall would be distinctly beard.” NEILL, MARIAN. “Neill.” Senior Play. Laughter holding both his sides, NELSON, MARIAN E., “ Rusty.” Athletic Association. 1 Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I.” OWEN, JOHN E. Jr. Treasurer Athletic Association 4; Sec- retary-T reasurer HiY4; S enior Play. The mystery chaser.” RAMSEY, HELEN E., “ Mike.” Athletic Association; Senior Play. I do not bluff in school,” said she, “ I think it is poor policy.”

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LOVLESS, JAY D. Athletic Association; Senior Play. ” What say? McFarland, Frances a., ” Fran.” Athletic Association; Vice-President Spanish Club 4. “ A Miles City Mick.” McFERRAN, FRANCES J., “ Stub.” ” Music bath ckarms to soothe the savage breast.' McKENZIE, ADELINE L.,Addie.” Debate 3, 4; Literary Editor for 11 Fergus.' How charming is divine philosophy.” McVEY, VERNON, ” Mac,” alias Prospie. Assistant Editor of ' Fergus ; Sextet 4; Quartet 3; Senior Play 3, 4; Farm Play 2, 3; President Athletic A sso- ciation 3. Valet to Fords.' MAULAND, AGNES GUSTAV A. Come, pensive nun, devout and pure.

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RAUCH, MARGARET FERGUS. Class Treasurer 2; Literary Treasurer 2; Athletic Associati on. More Latin than Caesar himself. RINK, GRACE E., Graccvag’nesnnk.” Her looks do argue her replete with modesty. 1 RITCH, MYRTLE JUDITH, “ Shirt. Athletic Association; Senior Play. Talking', she knew not why, and cared not what. RUDD, OLIVETA, Vita. Athletic Association; President Literary 4. Oliveta with hair of gold We will grind you as we re told. Every one can not, like you. Have such hair of golden hue, SHAW, DORIS S. Athletic Association; Class Treasurer 4; Tdiscellaneous Editor for Fergus.” This way the noise if mine ear he true. SMITH, FRANK S., Smick. Athletic Association; Class Secretary 3; Business Manager of Fer- gus ' 4; Farm Play. A witty, wild, inconstant, free, gallant f armer.