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

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FAREWELL My dearest sehool I haxe no song to elxe you No lark could plpe to thots so Clllll todaw Yet ere we palt one blessme we can lcaxe you For evely day Ine on defu sehool let who xull he eluu Make noble belngs send not a dleamy thlllllf., Out thus make lxfe death and that x lst foxeyer One gland sweet song Ayologles to Chaxles IXIHLSICX Knowledge and wxsdom fen from hemp, one haxe ofttunes no LOFIIILLUOII Knowledge dwells 111 heads uplete wlth thots of other men VS ISCIOIH ln mmds attentlxe to then own By Xvllll im I oxxpel SONNET Student Thou shouldst be llvlng, at tlus hour I'hy marks hath need of It 'Ihey ale a fen Of rounded vexos C usen I'ng:l1sh then Clvles Thus blllfflllf., ttdkllllll houl by hou1 Has f01f6lt8Cl youl longed In golden dower Of Senlol Cl'QflltN We ale luv men And learn your lessons dally Lalfllllg' DOVSQ1 Thy mlnd IS hke a star and dwells apart Thou hadst a bram whose stlenath was hke the sea Blank as the naked heaxens now thanks to thee So dldst thou tlax el ln hfe s dreary wax lfV1th lelos QXOIX day 1nd vet thy head Less and less knowledge ln Itself does las Apologfles to Xxlllldlll V5 oldsxxolth I III IAIN ARL HIBM IJ 2' COMPARISON SIUE a song of Teton IIIQII Its no plaee for a lalk For the klds up there are Fxenehmen And Prof Joan of Arc He commands and we obey Its 1ust ahke then you see The teachers are the Generals Hls xules lnfoleed must be When he looks me 1n the eye As stlalszht as stralght can be I feel those httle shlx e1y ehllls Go ehasmg over me -Ind the1 klds s'1y they IC the same I VSOTICILI lt It eould he VR hen Joan ot AIC looked at her men If th y felt as small as we QIHQ' a on of Teton Hlgh It s no plaee fox a lalk Ifox the kld up there .ue Flenehmen And Plof Joan of A10 WILDA SIMONS 20 0 , . , , l fl XX V VN U XX L. 4. y - L. ,J , y . S 4 1 I rn , , ' I. . . , 1 I ! T I. Y , c w Q 1 , ' 'I x 1 l V x 'v ' ,B K. , . .,. I . ,. A 1 ' y 1 1 1 yi '1 1 1 1 ,. , 5 .- , ' . 1 . ' ,. v ' . . 3. ' 7 9 . 7 ' ' . A ., , 1 . ' ' K. . , . , . Av I .Z V V l'. .,, , , . . ' ' ,- 1 '1 . . , 1 ,, : , . . 1 . '1 11 - 1 .1 , . . fc K , 4 , , ' 'nl L. ' ,. ,. . lx, . . C . 1 ' 1 ,., 'K 1 ,- Student, study, study once- ag'a1n 1 . ' ,. ' ' 1 1 ., x . , . , - . z ' ' f .f A '. ' K . , ' ' YA. 1, 1 1 , . . .' ' ' I I .' ' 1, I. I 1 I' .1 I 1 1 1 1 -. ,J I . J , - , kg .ee x 3 I A 1 f s ' 7 , . ' 2 r ' . . '., Y. . 1 . . . I 1 . . 7 , . . 1 A G ,. I . .K , 7. 1 -. .Y ,, ' ' ' . 1 ! . ' 1. 1 . Q , . . Q - e 5 ST . Z 7 1 s 1- ' 9 ' - I - 5 1-In vu ' - V ' , 1 ' 1 , - - , . 78 I 1, -J I' u n-I

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, v v v PRESIDENT SMITH A EORMER TETON STUDENT It was a hot sultry aftelnoon and It was evldent from the heat lssu lng from the radlators that the lanltor had vlolent chllls and belng con slderate wlshed to save Teton s students any such agony Intense heat 15 as unbearable as vlolent chllls as was proven by the contlnual unrest ln the study hall At least Johnny Smlth thought so for flnallv hls head rested on the desk and hls eyes closed ID slumbel As he read the Washlngton Tlmes great headllnes of President Smlths lnauguratlon attracted hls attentlon Could he Johnny Smlth former student of Teton be presldent'7 How foollsh' Of course he had won the electlons and would g1V9 hls reat lnaugural address the next mornlng March 4 1934 He would not follow the strlct plan of economy that Coolldge had upheld and practlsed Washlngton would hear the great est lnaugural address ever glven Athletlcs and educatlon would constl tute part of hls program He would 1IlflLl9IlC6 lnstructors to drop Algebra and Geometry from the currlculum for now that he was plesldent what use would he ever have of them It seemed qulte foollsh to make students labor so hard wlth them when they were practlcally useless It was wlth gl eat anxlety that he awalted the morrow The mornlng dawned brlght and clear Johnny dld not feel as con at Teton He began to whlstle a Teton song and lmmedlately hls splrlts brlghtened It was ten o clock Thousands came to hear the Presldent s address It was not as he had planned The cro Nds frlghtened hlm and h1S tongue clove to the roof of hls mouth He felt terrlbly hot He had forgotten hls speech After houls It seemed he leallzed hlmself saylng Ladles and fentlemen The C1 owd went w lld wlth cheerlng and applaudlng He was glad the publlc w as welcomlng hlm so heartlly He was unable to speak agaln and he was belng ralsed lnto the alr by some thlng He opened hls eyes and was astonlshed to see Prof B111 tugglng at hls halr It dld not take Johnny long to reallze he was not lX1I1g' the lnaugural address He heard Prof say you have hlgh amblt ons but for your sake and mlne be a llttle more ambltlous when It colres to Algebla Johnny turned S1Xty dlfferent shades all at once He had no doubt talked ln hls sleep and the applaudlng he had qulte engoy ed was fl om hls cl ss mates lnstead of Wash ngton s thousands CLEONA BEST 26 l'l'l l H Nl NX H W 9 K y 1 . . . K - u I , 1 K, - . , . . . . . . . . , , A . ' ' 9 ' 9 9 ' ' Q i. . g . V 7 Y ' - . 7 , . fident as the day before. His mind wandered back to his boyhood days 1 , ' 9 X . . . A. 4 . ' . 4 s ' . v it n . . , 77 1 Y v v. V. I . ,Y . . 1 1 7 L . A l . . .A . . A . ' . . g' 1' ' . ' . H Y . ' ' 5 N . ' . , . . . . . N Q ,, . I 4 U . . . 7 H F i ,' a Q . x - i ' ' . 1 ! , . 77

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WlE 'll'HllNK Hlgh School 18 a glOll0LlS round In sp1te ot dll lts ups ind dow ns The xellow shpx and scoldlngs too Ale of oul tl9lNLllCCl mnmours lcw We ll ne 61 forget the tllllbx we hfld When the studs hall teachel w ds slck ln hed The elasers would be flying, hlgh When Prof would eoftlx tm toe We cl soon he buckled down Plgalll Some tulng to ffmthom A httle sholth in Othels studylng, Shakespe ue 01 Poe In an etfolt to make L 'JO Ol xo W h1ff' goes mother pluc ol ch ilk A1med It somelmodv 1 studlous block N ne ten md the hell would unc 1 oul cl wus Wltllllllt 1 tl We d get bdwled out tm lemg dumb And then the xellow sllp would come Johnnx Jones x ou ze 5.01115 to fall If a llttle mo1e lfnowled e 3ou dont axa1l D1nne1 tlme would soon pa N. hw And the fxttelnoonw w oul l oumklx tlx Home we d Journex wlth 1 b meh ot books And the next day back wlth 1nt lhcfent looks So low 91 clawmen do as we sav And make the beet of ei h Hwh School day If you don t w he 1 xou 19 out 1n thc wolld ot t1u l The tuals and Dl0lJlCIT1S x ou ll nexu 1ug,gle H HXRRIET L LXRSON 7 l 1 K ' I fl W X. H W 1 l l 1 ' vc . 1 v v vu . . . c . , 3 v y . ' 1 f 11 ' 1 . 1 1 Z.. . , -'ls ', Y' , , , . . . V . . , . .1 A1 V y' 1. ' Y v v ' v . v 1- by Y 7 1 Y ' ' v . . - s ' z d, 4, , , I. E . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 C 1 L 1 ','..f -sz ' 2 ' A 1 1 ,1 1 . 1 , 1 c . . . . . , i -, 2 2 , ' f V1 1 I 11 1 v. ' la z.. n 2 ling. ' ' 1 1 ' . 'I ' 4 , ' ' .' s ' . as , 1 , x, T ' r I - 1, Vg, ' ,. ' , , 0, , v Y - nv .- D . ' . ' v A-. . SA. y . ' 1 I. y I V '4 7 7 ' 7. , 7 ' 1 v' :D 1 . ' -1 Y l V. . Q . N, - , c D -. , , . N . . C . . , , . . Y ' 1 ' - 1 ' ' ' ' rrcru . V a DD c U. .1 1 1 L. v 7 1,1 ' r I l ' 31 . . ., .. 'zo ll 'J .Y