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

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The Fergus Annual Page 9 THE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Htfe J£ tantmrti£ ONESTY, good will, lair play, self-restraint, and re not any more difficult to maintain than are the opposite qualities. It is only when we wish to make the transition from a lower to a higher standard that our best effort is necessary. To most men present stand- ards are natural and human. Our mental and spiritual machinery seems to be taxed to the utmost, holding fast to what is good. To raise life to higher standards seems beyond most of us. Yet Fergus expects you to make that effort. No one can compel you. Only your own desire can do that. If you do not want to undertake the great adventure, you will find associates who will agree with you. You will even be told that no one takes such an attitude seriously. Let me assure you that a few do. They are what Matthew Arnold calls the “saving remnant.“ Be of that few. C. H. SCHERF, Principal I N i n e i e e n Hundred Twenty- seven

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Vage S The Fergus A nnual ®lje jfacultp C. H. Scherf........ W. A. Carter......... Evelyn Eccles....... H. M. Engh.......... C. B. Gardner....... Adelia Hall......... Nellie Harsh........ Mrs. Helen Lamphere W. L. Lamphere...... Bess Lewis.......... Adelaide Marsh...... Beatrice McVaney . . . Millicent Morrissey . . Helen O’Dea......... Judith Olson........ Frances Parker ...... Grace Pennock....... Linnie Picked...... . Ruth Picked......... E. C. Robinson...... L. F. Roubinek....... M rs. R. Rob inson.... Evelyn Ross......... Bula Swan........... Mrs. J. Thielke..... Agnes Trost.......... Edith Will ......... C. B. Worthen........ G. A. Wrigley....... ................ Principal .................Commercial . . . English and Dramatics .Physics and Physiography .................. Spanish .....English and Debate Social Science and History .....Vocal and Glee Clubs .............. Agriculture ....................English ................Home Arts ............Normal Training . . . .Typing and Shorthand ..............Math ematics . . . English and Journalism .............. Home Arts ................ . Piano ..............Math ematics .................... Latin ............ Ch emistry .Latin, Assistant Principal . . Economics and Sociology ....................English ................Mathematics ................ Vlolin ................ Librarian ................Mathematics ............ ..... History ................... Band Ninete e n H u n d r e d Twenty- seven

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Page 10 ‘The Fergus A nnual Bala Swan ’. B. Worthen K. C. Robinson Mrs. FI. Ramphere M illicciit Morrissey C. B. Gardner hJditli Will Mrs. R. Robinson G. A. V riglcy Fannie Piokell Beatrice MeVa ney Grace Peimock H. M. Engli Mrs. Tliielke Nineteen Hundred Twenty-seven