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

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Oh my' I wonder whv Phyllrs doesn t hurry up She and Ike haxe been marrred all these xears and he hasn t taught her to be on trme wet I lrttle thought that Ike would ever let any grrl henpeck hrm But sh: certarnly has calmed hrm and rt doesnt seem to be her gentle w avs erther She has ex en kept hrm here rn Choteau agarnst hrs wrll However rt rsn t such a bad place now srnce Wrlda Srmons has become such a wrdelv known eologrst and drscover ed orl rn Teton County when rt couldn t b found by anyone else Funnx about Wrlda thev sav that Stubbs Saterlr whom ex eryone fully expected to locate rn Salt Lake Crtv on account of hrs extra ordrnary appeal to the ladres has been a famous rrder of the rarls for the last seven years has come back to Choteau and rs now trvrng to captrx ate the attentrons of our orl queen But my' She rs so busv keeprng out of the way of the rest of her surtors poor old Stubbs hasn t a chance Well I mrght as xvell wart patrentlx for Phvllrs I wonder what 'lhe Trrbune has to say about the achrevements of Goxernor McLean Thrs rs certarnlv a good prcture of her Oh she rust par doned some one agaln Could that be Edd1e It rs' Now what could he have done? Breach of promrse At last Eddre got caught' He started breakrng engagements before he left school 'md has kept rt up ever srnce Mvrtle Mart1ne I wondered what Myrtle would do when I heard she had farled as a dentrst Back to the old game of breakrng hearts and she s prcked on Eddre Must have been good those two gamrng each other and now Myrtle has sued hrm for S60 000 Smart Eddre knew he could rely on the farth of an old class mate Governor McLean and so preferred a few davs 1n rarl to part rng wrth a few of hrs manv dollars ex en to exonerate the rnrured affec trons of Myrtle Heres another prcture Seems as though I know those eyes Fda Cregoryl That doesn t look lrke her Dancrngl Cracrous' The last trme I saw Fda was after she had taught school for two years and she told me confrdently that she srmply had to grxe up teachrnf., school on account ol garnrng so much werght from eatrng her own cookrng She s a verrtable farry here she certarnly must have a wonderful rnstructor to accomplrslr th1s I wonder who her teacher rs Reads Mrss Gregory has been under the rnstructron of the well known Senor Lawrence Frtzgerald Frtzl Master of dancrng' Whoexer would haxe thought rt' The way he used to cultrxate the grrls corn pxtches was parnful l ' r I'1rW-Wfrxk' I i 7 .1 1 , 1 v I ' I ' L I 1 . , I If . . . , H . n. I I . I I . I , .I I. . '. I . , U .K 4 . . . Y Y . , O 5 v . L ' v l ' I Ls L, iq. v n be L , n' -I' L D ' v 1 Y Il II . I A' , - - . . . 7 . , Y ' L L ' She'll have all the criminals out of the pen yet. Why! Howard, Ed Howard. .A Q 5 . r u x - I C L' . - LI' . 1 ' I , I I h s I .I . . f ,X . . l' n . , Ll x ., , . 1 9 , . ' . . . 7 . . 1 ' I ' v 1 . v ' . -. . . . . . . . , r I . I' Y ' . . . I ' I' - Il ' I Il I Y xl A' I v '-I' Iv . '. . v . T u t , . , . . , . . V . . ' . ,H . . U ' 1 ' ' v vo ' v ,, D . u l r. V 1 V y . C. , L. ' v. Y' - AJ , . 2 , A. f by ' ' l 23 4 'J T

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Harold Crane s bluff we leaxe to next yeai s Chemistlv class to be used when the gas gives out Canaiv bird legs giacefulness and flnting ability ale left bv Ruth Malcolm to Helen Pike Alma King and Lucyle D0lHblaS91 iespectix els Thiee Senioi Dignities bestow their giown up wavs to Nan Cole Alta Doinblasei and Noima Eiickson To Gladys Pollock we wx ill the iight to monopolize Lloyd Green Waltei Cohoe Bud Burns Max Bunday Dean Crittenden and Hank Crossen We Seniors have kept oui debating notes and at this time bequeath same to Dorothy Fox with the hopes that she vslll take good care of them To Blanche Bennetson we will our permission to bob hex han To Maurice Stokes we will a pair of wings to enable him to get to the dinner table first Lyall Crary wills his vocal ability to Giles Trescott Senior class for next year To Miss Scholv we will The Man To Mr Midgett we will ou1 mad passion for dancing in public a heaity hand shake and a fond farevx ell With many tears we leave Miss Williamson without an orchestra To Miss Medley we bequeath oui ability of making stump speeches hoping that said gift will be of greatest help to her when she IS out prac tice teaching To Mr Sweat we will anything we have forgotten to blow up break or use in the Chemistry Lab All the dirty dishes and aprons we bequeath to Miss Forrest To Miss Hokanson we bequeath more giggles Miss Paulson we will and bequeath a librarv of English books Mrs Thurneau we leave our loud voice and boisterous ways the public we leave the High School the school we will and bequeath 1 Our various and Sundiy autographed textbooks 2 The deep sorrow and blank despair caused by our departure 3 As much of ou1 unpi ecedented b11ll1ancy as can be absoibed with out pain In testimony whereof we hereunto set ou1 hands and seal and pub lish and bequeath this to be oui last w1ll and testament in presences of the witnesses named below this nineteenth day of May in the year of oui Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty five iS1gnedJ SENIOR CLASS Witness EDA GREGORY 25 MARGUERITE ASKEW Zo l'll W-VV NNY if 9 . , , J, ' , A D . 1 1 1 ' 1 y Y 9 ' ,, ' Q .. L, .r.,- v 7 '7 Y? ' ' ' k l A 1 ' -1 S .n l 1 y. I w 7. To Professor Williamson we will and bequeath a more undignified K . n ' ' KC 7? 7 , . A . . . A Q H ' Y 7 To . ' ' ' , ' . To . ' ' . . To ' ' . To ' : 7 N . 9 7 L V ' u ' 1- ,' . 1. gf , . 22 , I fl fm . . , . . 9

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W1 Th1s IS certalnly a surpr1se but I was even more aston1shed when I heard that Florence Thompson was a lead1ng soc1ety woman I wondel what she IS domg thlS week G1v1ng another wedd1ng breakfast' Who s gettlng marrled now IH order to have a d1XOI'C67 Madam Florence Llm burger nee Thompson entertalned Mr Charles Armstrong the famous artlst from Parls and h1s brlde the former Marguerlte Prelller at a wed d1ng breakfast Frlday mornmg Seelng so many names of the class of 25 1n the paper makes me wonder where the rema1nder of the class IS Let me recall Our class pres1dent Dr W1l11am Burns w1fe and e1ght sons left for a tr1p to Europe where they w1ll spend the summer The last I saw of Lvall Clary he had a hand organ and a monkey on a str1ng That boy always d1d have an ea1 for mus1c Pretty soon he Wlll be able to play most anythlng Owen Dornblazer IS now the attorney for the renowned Mrs Nash Harrlet Larson poor k1d eloped Wlth that edltor I havent heard anythmg of her slnce her dad d1s1nher1ted her B111 Tedrow IQ dest1ned to be Caruso s successor Paul1ne Jacobson has gone to the HaWa11aH Islands and IS g1v1ng sax aphone lessons Th1nk I ll tune ID June 4 on H3Wall s leadlng broadcast mg stat1on BUNK and l1sten to her program Ruth Malcolm has obtalned a pos1t1on w1th Elllson Whlte Chautau qua as a humorlst Reports have It that she Wlll be here next summer Clara Tallfson lS now performlng as one of the seven wonders of the world 1n the Barnum Balley clrcus She was tellmg me last summer that she was l1v1ng on water and crackers and had reduced to 499 1 2 pounds Qhe soon expects to have her g1rl1sh f1gure back aga1n Marguer1te the former MISS Askew IS now located ln the mountalns ra1s1ng goats mostly llttle B1ll19S Poor Clark we certa1n1y thought he would make somethlng of hlmself and here he IS runn1ng the Clty sprmkler But I guess I haven t accom pllshed much myself Here Ive been domlneerlng groups of people s ch1ldren for the past ten years cooped up alone 1n llttle rural school houses so long that I don t feel a b1t C1VlllZ9d when I come to town Well I wonder why Phylhs doesn t come Professor Bannatyne Sald to be sure and be there by e1ght o clock for that IS when Rev Crane de l1vers the Baccalaureate sermon Here she IS at last about t1me I thmk we are already late 1S1gnedJ BESSIE DENISON 25 CLARA TALIFSON 25 P l t J gr . P I ' .H 1.1,.t'. .. . '1. . .. .. .1 I .,.:1L,1.11 ..,. .,. I C l - ' , W LLLLLZ: ,.... 1Z.,,ZZ1:1. 12 1 . 1 . 1, 'A ' - ' ,1 . . . . . . ,W E5 . . . . 7 . - ,L - , i L I , , , '- . , . - h, an as - : I 1 . , . , E- . . A A . - 5 - . r 1 , . . . Q' - . - . . lg . . . . , il 1 f - - ll ' . . . , 5 I . :. lgp 4 K 1. - Q1 . , . .., . :V . - lei . . . 3 I ' n Q I Li I . . ,i . . . ii . . . . E1 . . . . ra . 52 . . . . . Ei - f- : - 1 f - . . . K2 , , . . . . , .si 1. . - If . , . . , lil - n . . . ,g 9 , - - n n ' 51 . , . I ' 5 . , . i y 1 . . . . . J y 9 ' - v 5 1 9 ' . r lil 9 - lf' 13: lig 24 lil . ,. ,,,u. , l -P 7' .. , ., . 4 , , , , , ,,A,A VAVV . -I , . ,...1 - . . . ,. . It K