Belt Valley High School - Husky Herald Yearbook (Belt, MT)

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i BELT BUCKLE I IEII IEII , 1EII IEIIZIZ' rtmesritmam crass rrtsatoimt With Miss Worth as rafik our Caravan set out on September third, 1929, to cross the Desert of Know Nothingf' After several days of hopeless hopping around in our oversized green tunics we decided to have a leader to keep order. Sheikh Charles Holmes was honored with this position and Loretta Chartier was chosen as assistant. Julia Armstrong and Mary Ellen Carr were chosen as assistants or special wakils and Grace Sinionis illld Albert Larkin sent to the t'Great Council. At last we viewed the Oasis of Light Peeping Through? Here we were niet by wakils from the Junior and Senior Caravans, who told us that we niust stay one night at the Tent of Initiationl' before continuing our journeys. When we reached this tent we were inet by their sheikh who asked, t'Min hunakiw f4'FI'0lll where ?,'j We hung our heads, ashamed to acknowledge the place of our travels. I11 the tent we went through the most dreadful experience thus far ac- costed. After much horrible torture we were niade blood-brothers of the mein- bers of the B. V. H. S. Caravans, by being daubed with blood and forced to kiss the helns of the Seniors' tunics. Then, handing us ostrich plumes they said, These feathers are for strength, endurance, and speed, such as Allah has given to the Ostrich. IVe have now traveled nxanv davs throu fh burninv' sun and terrible sand Q ., D storms of humiliation but our hopes are raised as we awake every morning to find ourselves nearer to the Oasis of Education.', lVitl1 the aid of the Great Prince HOW'll12lH and his many servants, may we some day be welcomed with the friendly greeting of the Arabs, hsilltlillll aleikf' and given brain-food and knowledge-water from the 'tijasis of Education. We also hope to discard our now faded green tunics for those of a more sophisti- cated hue. i BIARY ELLEN CARR 'ilfll II II II II II II II I 19 3 0 i Page 42

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