Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-01-31


Howdy folks! This is station TAM
ARACK, at Libby, Montana, owned
and operated by L II S. This week S
program comes over the Lemonade
network and is broadcast through
the courtesy of Bunk and Facts, Inc.
1t is being released direct from our
studios on top of the Curfew Tower.
As the banana peel said to its pas
senger Let's go!"
The first thing on our program to-
day is tenor solo by our own bari
tone, Jack Ratekin, entitled "Doin'
the Raceoon."
Miss Clinton, our dramatic direc-
.or, reports THE following results in
the one-act play tryouts:
For the Juniors the play selected
is The Man Without a Head" A
suitable cast has not yet been
found The Sophs will put on the
Wedding Gift with the following
cast; Paul Pival, Byron Lamey and
Viola Bessey. The Freshmen will pro-
duce 1.-THE Dear Departed" with Vir-
ginia Williams, Woodrow Daniel,
Margaret Rouse, Jack Rowland and
Paul Schuyler making up the cast.
If a teacher ever asks you for a
definition of nothing" tell her it's
an air balloon without its cover.
The teacher asked one of his bril-
liant pupils how he would guard his
plants from May frost. The illuminat-
ing answer was to plant them in
June.
Wanted: By the school, discarded
show case to be used for display of
minerals, and historical objects.
And by the way, before | forget
it, the Honor Society stages its an
nual dinner Thursday for the new
who are: the Misses Helen
Hargraves, Frances Jefferson, Helen
Sperry, Winogene Wood, Mary Beth
Hough, Thyrza Sperry, Myrtle Cor
bett, Muriel Rose, Evline Detjens and
the Messers Clarence Karnes, Bob
Holiday and Karl Knutson.
Don't forget that we've got an un-
beatable debate team this year. They
are going to clash gray matter with
the Whitefish team February Is. The
brainy ones are Margaret Hamilton
and Morris Stocknes.
The High Basketball team have a
battle on Friday with our ancient foes
Of the north, Eureka. Let's show
them what we can do in. the way Of
support.
The Juniors are hard at work on
plans for their party which comes off
March l. They'll have to work if they
plan on putting on a better party
than the Seniors.
Here's what we consider a prize
bedtime story. The gang were max
ing whoopee before the Kalispell
games. Each member of the team
was given a yell which was as it
should be, but when fellows. who
earned their letters In football got
up in front they were given a yell
apiece also, except THE lones who
were unlucky enough to be members
of the basketball team, and our esti-
mable yell king decided that one was
enough SO they were left out in the
cold. Who says Mutt isn't Scotch
man!
Below is a list Of one pupil from
each grade that has been voted by his
class as of positive worth" to the
class and to the school:
Freshman--Karl Knutson.
Sophomore-Frank Karnes.
Junior-Maurice Stockner.
Senior-Sott Daniel.
To get to some Of the facts Of this
broadcast here is the Honor Roll for
the past six weeks:
High School-Pauline Hough, Phyl-
lis DeLaaaak Catherine Gaines, Fran
ces GouN. Winogene Wood, Thyrza
Sperry, Maurice Stockner, Margaret
Fennessey, Solveig Ramlo, Rachel
Sleizer, Helen Sperry. Helen Stol-
arczyk, Elizabeth Martin, Carol
Wood.
Camp School-Elsie Oswood, Mavis
Cobbledick, Dean Cobbledick, Helen
Luxa.
Grade Six, Miss Knarr-Norma
johnson, Karl Hernes.
Grade Five, Miss Lane-Clair Park
err.
Grade Five, Miss Liebe-Alberta
Johnson, Mary V. Mount, Margaret
Redfield. Dorothy Sleizer, Lucille Syv-
erson, Gordon Leigh, James Rubard,
Jean Houck, Mary Boyle.
Grade Four. Miss Dunbar-James
Chadwick, Marie Kujawa, Violet
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