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

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3 Keble Hirst Music Harry Twombly Assistant Business Manager Rudolph Lehman Athletics Ruth Crcsap Classes Albert Mielke Assistant Editor Lucille d‘Autre niont Editor William Loi'strom Business Manager Alton Tiller Art Eileen Titter Snapshots Margaret McBovney Dramatics Ralph Tiller Art

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THt0 tNIOR CjLhtt »1926, OtDIGATt 1H10, Our. Yt I- K book, TO Mr. nd Robinson,Our vOpon50R5. f lRb. L Rl lkbT 0.

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jforctoorb The Annual Board and Staff commenced work in earnest at the first of the year. We labored under considerable dif- ficulties— we were warned that if we went m debt the Senior class of next year would be denied the right of pub- lishing a Year Book. Not wishing to place such a handicap upon the Class of ’27, the Board had to outline its course with great care; to plan a book that would be original and really worth while, and moreover one that would pay for itself. With such a proposition before us, work was begun. The problem of how to make the Annual different from other years was encountered; it indeed was not an easy task. It is one that each incoming staff must face every year. The students are not to be blamed if tbey do not wish to subscribe to a book that is practically the same each year. All sorts of new features were suggested but had to be abandoned one by one because of the great ex- pense they necessarily involved. At last it was decided to follow a plan which has often been used m oth er hi schools but which is new to Fergus Annuals — to work out a theme. An Indian theme was thought to be quite appropriate, and it is tbat which is car- ried out in this book. The reader will notice that the cover, the d ivision pages, the borders of the pictures and of every page in fact has an Indian design. This feature adds greatly to the interest and is one that is quite enonomical as the drawing was done by the staff artists. We have done our utmost to make this book of value to the students of Fergus and we trust that we have produced one that is worthy of their commendation. Since we have put out this Annual free of debt we feel that we have ac- complished one of our main purposes, and in view of this fact it is with great pleasure that the Staff presents the Year Book of the Class of 1926. THE ANNUAL STAFF.