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

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OTe,tbe Class of Jlineteen 2|unbreb Ctoentp=®too, bebicate tljis.tbe £s ixtb n= nual of tfje Jf erguS Coun= tp iiigb School, to tfje justness iHen of Hetois= totun,tt»fjo bp tbetr coopera= tion babe mabe possible tbepublication of tbisbook.

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 e Spirit of Jfergus i We dream of a spirit — and that spirit is you, The spirit of Fergus -—- its gold and its blue. We turn the key m the door of our dreams. Yet, you slip away — far away it seems. II Oh Fergus, we love you, but must bid you farewell. To go out m life's open, to what fate none can tell, YouVe built the foundation of our peace in life. And we'll try to be faithful in turmoil or strife, III We'll miss the pleasant echo of an old, familiar laugh, And the always cheerful welcome of the students, teachers, staff. We'll miss the wholesome, good advice we daily let slip by, And we’ll miss the care-free happiness with a lonely, thoughtful sigh. IV But — no matter where we travel, or what honors we attain, We always will remember that to you we owe our fame. If we tour m foreign countries, m Egypt, Belgium, France, Your spirit still will follow wherever Fate may chance. V And so, perhaps, when we are old, we'll think of high school days, Of all the pranks we used to play, the cheers we used to raise. We can't explain it, Fergus, however queer it seems, But you'll be the biggest memory m our golden book of dreams. Ruth Clunkers.

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3n eplp In lending assistance to the Fergus publica- tion for 1922, the business men of Lewistown have endeavored to show their appreciation of the splendid accomplishment of the Fergus County High School. In succeeding years the class of 1922 will make valuable contributions to the ranks of business men of their home community. This Annual may serve to keep fresh in your minds the memory of your school days when habits were being formed and character budded that will find expression in after years. In such support as the business inter- ests of Lewistown have been able to contrib- ute they have found both pleasure and profit to themselves. We join the other interests in our county in giving of ourselves to this splendid institution in the hope that it may grow and prosper, radiating its wholesome influence throughout the community. O. W. BELDEN, For the Business Men of Lewistown.