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

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A7 (Demfrer of tf)t j emor Qlaste Ptio IJabe iDtgtmgmsftefci Cftemsclbeg Jake Haaland— President of the Associated Student Body. Alex Dorchek — Finished school in three years and is valedic- torian. Billie Vickerman — Neither absent nor tardy for nine years. Everett Simmons — State champion corn judge in 1926. Carl Davidson — Been in more plays than any other individual. Eleanor Brown — Won fifth place m a national subscription contest. Jack Cox — Athletic manager for two years, 27 and ’28. Margaret Raitt — Salutatorian of class. Willis Bottcher and Paul Copeland graduate with most credits attained in four years —— 22% each. Catherine Buntm and Billie Vickerman both graduate with 22 credits. Corrine Wyrouc k — The b est saleslady m the school. Rachel Lince — Popularity queen.

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te S -. i-iiiuJ.i.m:u.n.ui.ii n 11 n iiu, irmiimmm SENIOR POEM At the bottom of a steep hill We started out to climb, A few could hardly make it, Some fell back in the line. We were freshies’’ all, together. In the springtime of our life, Step by step we scaled the high hill Enduring storm and strife. But we had our way to push on When to sophomores we’d turned. Though freshman green was not worn off Ourselves a name we earned. Time passed and we climbed higher And the peak began to see. New life unfolded to us juniors. Fun and frivolity. Struggling harder, dear old Fergus, Toward the hardest stretch we fought, And reaching then the highest grade To seniors we were wrought. Sedate and proud — triumphant. At the top of all the rest We stood — oh, mighty seniors! In the best school in the West. Fergus High, you’ve won your nickname, Stood by us through it all. Our hearts are full of memories Ideals — that never fall. Ther e is nothing left to leave you But our love we cannot tell, There is sorrow in our parting. As we sadly wave farewell. We shall soon be gone forever From the hills we climbed with pride. Out to climb a new hill — steeper —- But no longer side by side. Catherine Buntin, ’28. i ♦ a

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 ELEANOR E. BLOTTER (Susie) Fine Arts Glee Club 2, 3, 1; Orchestra 3. 1; Fergus Hi Girls 2, 3; “The New Poor” 3; “The Pirate’s Daugh- ter 2; “Lelawala 4; Student Council 4: M. I. M. M. 2, 3; Calleopean 3. 4. “I love my victor-ola.” CHARLES E. MARSHALL (Ckick) Classical Band 2, 3, 4; Football 2. 3. I do not bluff. I think it's f oor jtohcy VIOLA C. MOSBY (Vi) Normal Training Glee Club 3, 4; Opportunity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; El Ban- dido 3; “The Filming' of Uncle Tom’s Cabin ; Fergus Hi Girls 2, 3, 4. I never with important air, In conversations overbear MARIE ELIZABETH FAH (Elsie) Business Honor Society 4; Glee Club 2, 3; “El Baixlido” 3; Fergus Hi Girls 1. 2, 3, 4; Secretary Class 1; Treasurer Fergus Hi Girls 4; Chess Club 4: Bas- ketball 4. ( From a httl, sfiark may burst a mighty flame.