Graduation Week at Teton High School Celebrates 1914 Class
Nine graduates of the class of 1914 at Teton High School in Chateau share a week of ceremonies and performances. Dr. E. B. Craighead of the University of Montana addressed the crowd praising education and community. seniors Chester Trescott and Victor Parker led with salutatory and valedictory. The piece lists class members and notes their hometowns, activities in basketball and track, and a reflective look at class history and future ambitions.
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Teton County High ‘School
Maisie Crawford
Ruby Hodgskiss
Joy Graves
Clara Pinger
Hazel Brown
Victor Parker
Chester Trescott
Lester Cowgill
Denzel McDonald
Teton County
Denzel McDonala
Chateau
Dupuyer
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E. B. Craighead
University of Montana
Dr. Craighead
Craighead
Tae Hect
Denzil
Chester
Montana
Missoula
Great Falloon Maygud
Ted
Chiss
Teton
Eulogy for the Class of 1914 at Teton High
A speaker hails the 1914 graduating class of Teton High School for near flawless conduct and high achievement. He details scholastic awards athletics and social events while praising mentors and the impact of four years from 1910 to 1914 with vivid reminiscences and a marching spirit.
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Jack
Moral Tales From a Montana School Comic Sketches
A Montana town recalls a series of classroom fables and student morals. The pieces present humorous vignettes with punchlines on honesty curiosity and responsibility, featuring a class president a postal clerk and several seniors with light moral verdicts.
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Montana
Confessions From a 1914 Class Revealing Quiet Selfshocks
A fragment from a 1914 confessional feature presents two entries by Lester Cowgill and Maisie Crawford. Cowgill recalls shyness masking bold fantasies and hopes to govern Montana while presiding at a suffrage meeting. Crawford touts her leadership and influence among classmates, hinting at further revelations.
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Rousseau
Mary MacLane
Lester Cowgill
Montana
Ruby Hodgkiss Class of 1914 Attends Public School
Ruby Hodgskiss notes that most of the 1914 class attended public school. The fragment references the habit of the era but lacks full details on location or outcome.
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Ruby Hodgskiss
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Victory Parkers Ode to Teton School Faculty
Poem praises Teton School staff led by Professor Deitrich who never misses a day. Breneman coordinates sewing exhibits, Leech inspires with care, and Gilman aids students across science history and Dutch subjects, highlighting dedication and success of the faculty.
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