Paonia High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Paonia, CO)

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COVERED WAGON TRAILS We wonder- W7h2 if I . . lt hqt hllil Well to the D001, neglected boy-friend 'way back in Washington. D. C., since the Navy Came to townf, If Zlllyboflv has succeeded in finding out just what the high school was like that Mr. Hall talks about all the time? Why Miss Flood has to count sheep when she goes to sleep at night '. What fellow it is that 7 Miss Schlagel thinks the sun rises and sets in 'F .t Q How often Mr. VVilson remembers he is supposed to teach a clzfs, iirst period ? l lf to have gone all the places How it is humanly possible for any ioci and have done all the things that Mr. Pavey has? If Mr. StaIi'ord's love affairs serious 'F If Mr. Barrett eve equipment A? N1 C rn :bell said about people that blushed '. will ever develop into anything more r finds all the catalogues he needs to bug uew I VVhat it was that i r. ia 1 How Miss Barley can think up so many puns? ' 'T h t rlstivs of We have succeec e those noted persons. tlie Rang 'sz l Ll in iinding out the following c aiac e H an discuss anvthing from eis Q Mr. Hall-Should be an ethics teacher. e c' . U I life insurance to honeymoons. Mr. VVilson-- It isn't up to me: you'll have to see the school hr-a.rd. Miss Shelton-- When you get to college you will find things altogether different. Miss Flood-- That's food 01 Miss Barley--Hot Cress Pun f ' thought. s. 11 h rung Let's have it quiet. Miss Schlagel- The be as . V ' ht settle down and get to xx O1 Mr. Stafford- All rlg - -' Mr Camlabellpdlglllioyfs ngthing better than to embarrass people. Humptidity. 1 ' foi et the Junior meeting-N Mr. Barrett- Don t 'g Mr. Pavey-- SWiHg it, kid, swing it! l 'qu l fl W' 1 N its 4 il .111 5 ,1 's f liillilli 1- Snell 'l1if'pl'. ' lli.LH' I 4 l l l I7 fyf

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133 f-,avi A ,...f 'I HE GIIEAT Nlcllll.AW RIVER 'IRAGEUY or WHY THE CHIEF CONFESSED HIS LOVE lagegllgrjllllfs-flgsillgebulfiyfiis IIB? nobdescended upon the Small Indian vil- ,Peace Ch3.1'3.Ct3ti:T.'u l th tue Gleit Tragedy incurred' Hpagottouhbntuw get H fi Kenwp of Big-Chief Graham and his squaw. H 4 'H I b- H e VI oods surrounding the Kemp were very Green and the Reads that grew along the banks of the McGraw River stooped down to caress the rippling waters, Suddenly the Chief looked at the Clock on the Hcor. 'Evans ! he roared. Come here, 'Pagotto'hontus. Do you realize we have no 'Beirys' tor dinner today 7 We will take a 'Long' Walk up the in'Cline' over by the 'Myersf I am sure that if we 'Dewell' we can find some 'Barley' too, out of which we can make Hour. H033 'Sh2lWf YOU big brave Billy boy, you are so thoughtful. We are 'Justin' time to see the 'Campbell' caravan pass on its journey to the Sa- lara. One lrasn't passed in many a moon. METIOIIQII of your silly talk, 'Pagotto'liontus. Run to yon tepee and get my 'Bowie' knife, the 'Small' one. I also 'Wand' the large basket IIIEJIK1' cf 'Wyers' so that we may put the 'Berrys' in that. Pagotto hontus soon returned and they started down the trail. They made Small talk about the Summer that would soon be upon them and the Green grasses and vines that surrounded them. The caravan of Cam bells passed them and they remarked about the brown beasts and the picturesqueness of their drivers. At that particular time of the year the McGraw River which has its course thiough the village of Pokeyu-Haley did not have a great deal of water in it. For this reason, black Berrys grow in abundance very near the river. t They picked and picked and picked. Then the Chief sat down. How- ever, f'Pagotto hontus picked on and on. Finally the Chief looked at the oven flowing basket and cried, 'Fletcher' here, woman. 'Tis enough you have. Now for Evans sake don't cry. I am really quite sorry if you thought me rude. I know you werenit, but I know I wouldnlt 'Bemis'sed by you if any- thing should happen to me. Woman, what makes you talk so? You sound as if you thought something dreadful were about to happen. Shhhhhhl Do you hear what I hear? We have been gabbing too long. While we wasted valuable time, clouds gathered on von horizon. Hist, a cloudburst is upon us. Both worked feverishly for hours to control the mighty torrents that rushed swiftly upon them, but it was all in vain. They could hear the roar of the Great dam as it burst. The 'Flood' was upon them. Chief Graham Suddenig' pulled 'Pagotto'hontus' 'Head' to his bosom. He embraced her fervently. D 'Pag0tto'hontus, my ' al' me I K y lv v H - b f .9 we digg I 'Wand to hear you say you oxe me. y0u. lIllfI1Stl?inetI1ha:gs01i1enChief, I love YOU with H11 my heart' And now' 'Darlingy' fziiewell. May we meet in the Happy Hunting Ground ot our forefathers. 1' fy 'Pagottdhontus I have alwavs loved tr it x MM I . 6? F L lr' f fl