Teton County High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Choteau, MT)

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Well maybe you a1e 11ght deux but yy hat about huoolph and Pete and Oscar and They ll have to yva1t unt1l next yea1 f0l theus and Theodo1e 1nd M1ke Wlll haye to yyalt unt1l the yef11 1fter that I left vy1thout gettlng the handkerch1ef I had come 1n f01 Loulse W1ll1s IS doyy I1 1n the Clllntl ZOIIG 111 the place they C111 Coco Cola 01 somethlng llke that She IS n11111ed 111d IS l1y1n1f f1 peaceful life lately smce she and her husband s1gned the 3lfl1lSt1CQ He1e I neally fOIg'0t 0111 f11end lyiayyld L6St1lld The last tlffle I sayy her she was 1n Helena w1th he1 show t1Ol1D The Ouental Dream She told me that he1 hte yylth he1 fn st husband yy as a VQIIQ happy one 111 deed to say notlnng of the t1me she had yy1th the 1est Youls t1uly B111 Iulhott By 'Lloyd Hansen 0 STANDARD OF SCHOLARSHIP Most of the well knoyyn colleges of today a1e dem'1nd1n0' S0I'I1QthllI0' more than a ce1t1ficate of g1ad111t1on I01 'ldIllltt2IHCC The leadmg 1n stltutlons a1e slftlnff the apphcfmts f01 thell ntness and only those vyhosc scholarshlp shoyys that ther a1e makmfr the n1ost of the11 oppo1tun1t1es are admltted The a1m Is not to get as many students as posslble but to 'id cl g1auLlaLc'S 1o1 the yyom Ol 1116 anead 01 tnem lhey plan to turn out men and yy omen who yy1ll be heard of IH afte1 l1fe and F01 thlS leason hlgh school gl ldlldtQS yy ho go to school for a good tlme O1 because they haye noth1ng else to do 11e not encouraged Of the West ern colleges the Cahforma heed College and Stanford all 1ns1st upon standards of schola1sh1p aboye me1e passlng g1ades yy hen they adm1t 1 student It IS ye1y p1 obable that as the numbe1 of h1gh school g'1adl13.'C6S IHCFSHSGS all colleges yy1ll be Obllged to l1n11t the number of entrants We may be sure that the yy eedmg out yy 1ll be done by SCl1Ol'I1ShlIJ 19COldS Noyy IS the tlllle to dete1m111e yy hethe1 you yy 1ll e11ter college D011 t yy 11t to scold yy hen It IS too late but do SO1HCth1lI0 fo1 yourselt noyy Mayy1d L9St1lld 7 THE LAW OF DELAX 'lhe hablt yyhxch IS most CO1ISLllTlll'1g' h'11dest to b1e'1l and e1s1est to acqune among the hlgh school students IS p1oc1ast1nat1on the SCIQIICQ of puttlng thll1gS oft Hoyy much QASIQI It IS to say Well I can do th1s 111 the mo1n1ng tha11 It IS to Slt doyyn and VyO1lx out a d1ff1cult geomet1y D1 oblem or to W'I1t9 11p a physlcs eXpe1 lment at mght Hoyy many stu d6l1tS haye 1a1led to male the glouous ff1f1de of seye11ty hye me1ely because they yy e1e slay es to th1s most popul'11 hf1b1t lhe ease oi puttmo thxngs ol? m 1l es the h'1b1t the INOIC te111ble T1c yyls 1 euon 111111111 ln fl 1nd st1onge1 only by oy QICOHIIIIU' 1 U y - -' Y 1 1 9 1 C 'Q ' 1 U 7' ' ' - y 4 . ' 1 - . ' A . 9 C ' 7 y ' ' L . 2 av . ,- - C n . c 1 1 K 1 1 1 , 1 ' ' ' 4 -1' 1 ' ' v' ' v . n 1 c 1 D C C 1 I 1 ' v . ' 5 L o - 1 y ' . - 1' , . .' , ' , v 7 'L ' ' ' , , as ,' . 19 , . , - . I Y. w 2 . . . , . 1 . . v Y Y lf 1 - 2 , 1 , ' C G n 4., Q I l n 4 ' - w . , ' I C C A 1 - . D C . . ,. , C , Y , . Y X 1 y. .1 I . . u ' D ' . . .N A A . 1 ,- . . X , ' ' ' N.. .L ALA.. 13-.. .- , , -1, r' 1-1- v 1 131' rw , tram scr1ous-m1. e P ' - . , v v. l r 1 D Whose Work yy'1l1 reflect c1'ed1t upon the lIlSt1tLltlOl1 from yy'h1ch they can1e. , c . ' ' Q z ' O . . - . . , . . ! 7 1 ' v 4 ' v. v y ' . , 1 I 7 1 1 v I 1 . 7. . . . , . ' V I '- 7 ' 'c 1. . ' ' L. v l l u . v Q v rl . , '2 . , L, C ,y L. A . 'Y L Y' ' 7 j ' . ' - 1.0 7 v y ' , ' I ' ' . . Y . ' ' . , 1 4 x, c c . . . .. , . . . . . . A ,, I . l , . . L t., y C . . . ,, . . . Y A V U . . , , , . t , .. . 1. 6 . i V I - 7 A C 6 i 5 'C v v' V 7 . -v -- ' ' . 1 ' : : L 1 . fy ' Q . - .N f , , , - . 1 1 O s 1 L K f 1 ' 'Ie say, 1 p -:' l v- IS 'ggrv 1 .' ' j j ' ,, as

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lnterested 1n hlm because he xx as an Amelxc xn md asked to be pexmltted to see the crlmlnal He was slttlng IH the cell xx 1th hls back to me hls ploud Splllt bloken He tulned alound and I lecognlzed an old class mate Bob Dow You cm nnagme my su1p11se at seelng hls ln thls place I had a long talk xx 1th hlm He xx as the same as ever at heazt but clrcumstances had forced dlshonesty on hxm He Sald that 1f he ever ot out agam he xx as golng to 1efo1m and be an honest Cl ook I found Jack for lathel Johnj Radcllffe ln Chlcago xvhele he xx as at tendlng a mlnlsterlal conxentlon Aftel h1s hlgh school days he had leallzed the folly of enjoymg the pleasules of th1S xx Ol ld alone He had gone to college and studled Theology He xx as such an apt scholar that he had been ordamed 1n a 1ema1kably short txme and had become an IH fluentlal cltlzen ln a llttle town IH Idaho He xx as attendmg the conven tlon for the purpose of orgamzmg a nexx chulch xx h1ch he called the Church of Reformatlon or Lvlls of the Llfe of Slngle Blessedness He gave me h1s blessmg and vxent his xx ay Aftel a gl eat deal of trax elmg I became xx efux and so retned to a httle cottage on the lake to rest I d1SCOV919d that mx next door nelghbor was LOUISE Zlmmelman Fa1l1n0f IH othel lllIQS of buslness she had finally started a chlcken lanch Former QXDGFIGHCQ has served he1 well and so she was an authox 1ty on chlcks especlally httle ones I met hleanor Jones IH Washmgton D C xvhere she xxas a steno grapher for the thlrd asslstant secretary to the foulth vxce presldent of the Department of Iaducatlon She had been worklng fol the mere trlfle of S450 a month but sald that unless she got an mcl ease the next month she would strlke Whlle I was talkmg to her the door opened and ln came Hazel Harrls She was feverishly seeklng subscrlptlons for the Chxld Welfare Llusade for xt seems that the Parent Teachers dlscusslon of the subject together wlth her experlence ln teachlng 1n the metropolls at Bole fxou ve surely heard of ltj had convmced her that It was the only xmportant subject need1n gf he1 conslderatlon That ex emng we went to the show to see Lydla Llmburger the leadmg lady of Lonesome Luke s Latest Loxe Lyuc and xvho do you suppose lt xx as' No one but our old classmate Esther Clearmanl She had taken on welght somexvhat slnce vxe saxv he1 but she IS stlll the same dxmpllng energetnc old soul Gladys Martlne IS the matron of a gul s boardlng school ln Texas She 1S very ethclent You know how she used to hate evervthlng frxvolous IU her school dax s and was the most Q1 nest advocate of the cap and goxx n mox ement She pavs an Income tax ex ery 56211 and oxx ns a Ford Last xear xx hlle I xx as ln Spokane I enter ed a second hand clothmg stole to buy a handkerchlef A very severe lookmg cle1k vxas waltmg on a man and hls xxlfe the lattel bemff none othel than oux f11end Dode Long mulr Thex were t1VlIlg' to buv a pan of numbex foulteen shoes fol then voungez chxld Thelr conxersatlon lan thus Now hubble don t you know those are too lalge fox Jak1e'7 Well Domothy xou know hell gnoxx to them Shoes cost so much these day s that xxe must be c ueful to make them go as fan as thex can. - . . , ' - vc - . . .Q 2 , , ' 0 V l . Y . , - , . 2 - - v '. . . . . ' I . c ' , rr ' ' ' - - . O f . t . . . . Y , - ' ' ' v' . ' ' - . - . . . Q ' 1 , , K - I . Y ' 1 Y 1 . ' ' . ' ' v . Y ' J. 1 , . , . . . r 9 ' . . V . Y . I 1 , 7 . Y c 'J . ' . . v Y . . . I . . . ' . . ' C Y . 1 I - I I , . , 1 0 , . . V 9 - -s ' . . ' . . . - , . . Q . . c . . . ' L , . . . . , ' . , . . J Y , . . . V . . . . 1 . , Y Y Q. . V . 1 . , - . . V t . . . . V N 7 , . . 5 . ' , . . - . ' , , X - 1 , ' v v y . v . . . - 7 v ' v, D v 1 ' ' . . . V - - I 7. 1 . 1 I Q. - v 1- ' v 1 1 ' . 1 I 1 ' . ' n ' ' y ' . . as ' 7 , , , ' H Q 9 ' if . 7 I 1 v n 1 1 . ' . H v Y . . . - - v . I 7. . 1 . I f c ' ' - U

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lYlLlCll leslstance as It IS posslble to get It ll ltulally tollows that the XlCtlI'l1 ot thls hablt ls doomed to an humble and wleathless grave Mayvld Lestrud Z0 A RIDDLE He comes to school w lth confident lnnocent glances and w lns the pralse ot hls teachels bv altful decelt He SltS IH the seat of honor wlthout cause he paltakes of esteem not rlghtfully hls he enjoys the flults of lndustry by mellt of hls yely ldleness And why' It IS because the portlon of hlS bl aln dey oted to lmaglnatlon IS strongly developed He IS ln unfortunate fellow He goes thlll llfe on edge ln constant teal ot belng dlSCOV9I9d He spends sleepless nlghts lll composlng cred ulous lncledulltles He IS too clever to be a fallule too stupld to be a success He IS a fallule tho ln that he b9l19Y9S ln market value rathel than wolth He stamps hlmself a success whlle he b6ll6X9S hlmself cheap He ls too wlse to be shown the path to wlsdom too slmple to seek It What IS he' A blLlff9Il Mayy ld Lestlud 20 AT'l ENDANICE Oh yes It was so slmple I just walked lnt0 the Of'flC9 and got ex cused That IS what they sav and leally thlnk lt very clevel They never stop to ask themselves who are the leal losers Perhaps they fool them go on wlthout them but thls lsn t true They ale there to learn and lf they mlss they and they alone are the losels Attend all your classes and see how much you galn ln actual know ledge Tly and see how manv days you can attend lnstead of seelng how many days you can mlss In the one case you ale the galner ln the other you ale the l0991 Whlch wlll you be Mayvld Lestrud 20 AlN ENT SPRUN G bprlng IS not attel all a mele sentlmentallsm spllng IS of leal con equence ln the wol ld of deeds as well as IH the world of thought It IS ot consequence to natlons as well as housewlyes to great genelals as well as small boys Spllng IS mole than a perlod of house cleanlng mal bles spllng bonnets and slush lt IS a polnt ID the calendal fol whlch the wol ld s gl eatest 3CtlYltl6S walt eagellv Nlost ot the greatel battles of h1Sl2Ol'y have occuled ln thls season after long wlntels of hardshlp BUSINESS entelprlses ale delayed untll spllng bulldlng D1 ocesses awalt lts alrly al All thlngs IH the lealm of man ale under the subyectlon of sprlng Ancient astrologels began thelr calendal yeal IH sprlng and decldedly thc tlme w I9 mole applopllate th ln lanualw first Aslde flom the JOV - - ' ' ' K ' I z - ' Y . l ' 75 , . ,. . 9 3 , . V . Z . ' . . i . . . Q . , . i . . . V , . . , . ' ' 1 v' - T7 1 A , L , 1 L L L . - A n k A , I I D 9 1. selves into thinking the teacher really misses them, or that the class can't '. , . . , . J 1 ' . 7 Y 7 ' k V 7 Q ' 1 . i , . . 3 . v . . . ' 7' v ' Y , . . , . - , 1 . . : '. . i - S A . 1 v . . ' v v' v , I v . I ' 1 ' ' , '- , i. 3 . . , , y . 7 1 1 s ' 1' ' r ' . . . I . ' ' t ' . ' . ' -' :