Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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Fczcuffy MARY C. WHEELER Supervisor of Drawing Helena High Schoolg two years Art Train- ing, N. E. C., Boston, Mass.g four years Art Training at Julienne, Paris, Franceg Pupil of Arthur W. Dow, Ernest Batchelor and Mr. Thatcher of Columbia. MR. THAYER Orchestra MISS SATER Director, Home Economics D o w n e r Sem inary, Lewis Institute. Taught: Marquette, Mich.g Duluth, Minn.g H. H. S. Faculty, thirteen years.

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Om' fllcmory of Hefefza High Dear old granite monarch on the hill We'll think of you, we'l1 love you still. In future years, when no more we view Your shinning towers we'll still remember you. Through the four short years of lessons taught We've thronged to you, with free and careless thot With a merry laughter and joyous call We've crowded to your study hall. Oftimes for teachers we've had poor regard Oftimes our lessons seemed so very hard. Sometimes we've known them but sometimes not. Sometimes we've other enchantments sought. But now it's o'er, those lessons are past- But that memory, may it ever last! Before us now is duty and care. Our thots must now turn to when ani where. From out your doors we at last depart Upon the duties of life to start. A separate task to each assigned. For us, our lives are now designed. Like the glorious sunset in the West Whose rays still show when the sun's at rest Will your guiding light e're show the way For each of us, throughout life's long day. Helena High! we are leaving you And now, we are bidding you adieu. Treasured in your heart may ever be The illustrious class of twenty-three. -LOLA MCKNIGHT.