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

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'-XM' ., N nsense, lFmol Yourself There once ln ed a Mldg9I m a Dale bv a large Fon rest of Bulch He formerly had been a Butehel but thlllklllg hlmself WQIQQI declded to take up the art of Wood chopplng On returnlng home and f1nd1ng h1s famlly gone he 1umped 1nto h1s Chalmers and drove down through the Eastwood to a Pollock s place The Pollock told h1m that the tel r1ble glant Armstrong had stolen h1s famlly You Boetchel hfe I get them he saxd as the Kelly tlres rolled up the dust Just as he was Crossen a small brldge a large Cran flew over h1m and he stepped on the gas somewhat harder When he arrlved home he went 1nto the house drank a cup of Coffey ate some Brown bread tested the edge of h1s sword by d1v1d1ng the Core of an apple hung It on his slde and started The sun was as hot as a Bakers oven and as Mldget walked along thlough the Green grass and Whlte flowers prouder than M1198 Standlsh had ever thought of be1ng the Sweat rolled down h1s face About mldway to the glant s cave he met Wllllam s son the Wlseman of the V1c1n1ty son To klll the great Armstrong was the reply Tell me the Best way to go Why dont you get Moore men and Morgans9 I wouldn t thlnk of Qfolng alone Let me Askew one questlon Did you ever hear of my belng afra1d 'P Mldget turned and walked down a llttle hlll where he saw a Fox creeplng along and slmple Slmons slttlng behlnd a bush golng to shoot the Fox vuth an alr rlfle Mldget plctured hlmself as Slmple Slmon and Armstrong as the Fox It was Just a Gamble who would w1n He would not thlnk of It All the world was Mary and thls gave h1m Morehardt than ever Thls he needed for he was Seekln vlctory On reachlng the glant s cate he heard Armstrong playmg an lnstru ment and slnglng the Blue Moon Medley Oh my w1fe' He has Spoelder he sald to hlmself He declded to walt on top of the cave and drop a rock on the glant s head Thls he d1d and then cut the grant s head off wlth h1s sword The head flew off and shook the whole earth when lt l1t on the ground Whlle the earth was stlll shak1ng Mldget awoke to flnd h1s Wlfe shak1ng the bed to wake h1m up CLIFFORD SATERLIIL 25 l' H XX V NN as O , 0 n V .YEL .V . Y . u A m ' ! Y ' ! u , . Q . r. . . , Y ! ' ' n , ' yn , ' ' y y K K . r . ' e ' ' l I , ' 7 y . Y 7 ' , . 4 . , . . , . . . , . . , - . Where are you going all dressed up like a King? asked William's- . u ' 97 , ac , , . ii CK 1 7 ' ' Y! U U . . . . ,, 7. . - . I . . I . . . . . , V . . - Cl K ' 77 l ' ' , . . , . . . . ,i . . . , . . I W 7 , . 88

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A lLa Constitution In the course of high school events there is a time when it becomes necessary to take off the bonds w hich have connected us with school and other forms of slavery We must then go out in the world and show the other emancipated youths of the country the superiorlty we haxe gained in oui high school course We hold this statement to be tiue That all high school students ale created equal that they ale allowed celtain unquestionable ughts that among these are study obedience and honor tol the school that to secure these 11f:,htS they must pav homage to the school and teacheis and do no other except by the consent ot their principal that whenex ei thex disobey or do not follow the iules laid down by the school it 18 the iight them yellow slips which by the rest ot the students is considered a desir able qualitication and that he IS eligible to be enrolled in the Teton County High School BUD BURNS 28 Will You Remember In 10 Years The libiaiy at noon Phe paddle in the OTTICQ The sciamble for gym middies Holy stockings etting, w eighcd Vlaking Piom ioses Undeseixed yellow slip Luncheon day in CdCsa1 class The causes of the Woild W ai The ditfelence b tween haisei and balsscl If icams Footlnll heloes Halt session days lQ r l' ll XX' - W H NY O O . , .. N I v 7 1 l ' v - 1 . . ., , ' 4 1 1 f : 4 Q v 1 ' K1 . q u. V kv 3 s s , , ' .' - 3 , L, . , S, L. L . . . . K., . 5 , . VY .u V A X . H . .u 1. 1 . , . of the principal or the teachers to punish them with a paddle or by giving 1 ' Y . , 1 nw . w v .kv kv. 1 . - ! , . 4 x , . 'v 1 v T 7 ' ' S AK n - 1 0. - r Y - A '! D 1 I ' 4 1 Aw A1 ' v 1 v s v 1 . ' ' . 8 V , I 'L. - . 'CS , . 1 1 l . 5, 59