Powell High School in Powell WY with School buses and Drivers 1939-40: From the Homesteader Museum in Powell WY: Photo of the Day January 13 2010

As you can see, school buses came a long way in a decade, though some were very primitive--wood frames built over a truck chassis.  This school building was built in, I think, 1919 (?) and was demolished several years after I graduated in 1949.  The windows on the right on the first story are windows to the original band room. I was in the band through five years, one year of baritone, and four years of tuba.  The front windows to the left are where I took algebra from Mr. Mac, who could spit a chaw with dead aim at the can by the radiator, and geometry as a senior, which I regrettably never got around to learning.  The three upper story windows on the right are where I tortured Miss Harkins in 12th grade English, where I should have behaved myself.  Many of these school bus drivers drove for many years.  How they stood it, I don't know.  They must have needed what little money they got paid.