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Out of Africa, Fuller reflects on most dangerous game
The crackle of the campfire on the African safari . a drum beating steadily in the distance - warding off elephants and gazelle from crops . the distant cough of a leopard and roar of a lion interrupt the calm as a baboon shrieks to warn of the prowling leopard . then, the clank of fine china is heard, as it is gently placed on white linen, reminding the hunters of the oncoming meal.
The Rhythm of life shows through talent and effort
Sitting in an oversized recliner after school, surfing endlessly through all 180 television channels . . . not junior Mark Manning. To burn up his free time, he flies gliders, snowboards, goes rock climbing, kayaks and makes drums - anything to keep his creative skills honed to a fine edge.
Rare gems find their way into FHS
Montana isn't called the treasure state for nothing. Only eight places in the world are mined for sapphires - Montana being the only location in the Western Hemisphere.
Armstrong makes history come alive
On Halloween most would expect to find a devil, a vampire or maybe a couple of Power Rangers on their doorstep. But Martha Washington or Lewis and Clark? These may not be your ordinary costumes, but they were in Mark Armstrong's U.S. history classes. This was only a small example of the interactive and imaginative way that Armstrong approaches the subject of history.
'Little Women' makes for heartfilled production
This year the drama department is moving backwards - in time that is.
The other graduate: Cooper bids farewell
hen Bill Cooper walked into the classroom on his first day of teaching, he was greeted by the faces of 38 rural elementary students. Excited and a little apprehensive, little did this 21-year-old novice teacher suspect that education would be his life for the next 35 years. Recently, after 13 years of service, Cooper announced his retirement as Superintendent of School District 5.
'Romeo and Juliet' reaffirms Shakespeare's relevance
Artistic meddling of classic stories doesn't have to be painful. When the story and setting are rewritten, as in Leonard Bernstein's "West Side Story" the result can be a masterpiece.