Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-11-28
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valuable. In fact they are just as
| interesting as the story itself
The books were left on the table for
the pupils to examine and read. Rus
sell Baeth was appointed student IL
brarian for the day.
At the end of the day Ga person had
checked out books. This showed the
interest taken in the talk by Miss
Ratekin.
Good Health Project.
The fifth grade in Miss Lanes room
are establishing health project
which is coloring the stones of a
castle, after each row has completed
certain duties ope hundred percent.
The captains are Shirley Sansavere
Irene Evans and MarceliHe Lavender.
Each duty that they complete is worth
SO many stones.
Miss Lanes spelling contest is get
ting to be rather shot" as the reds
are ahead.
+ Honor Rows. f4-
Miss Bowman's honor rows did not
visit any room last week, but this
week they are coming over to the
Junior High to see Miss Laughlin's
castles. The members of these rows
are. Ethel May Swager, Kenneth Neils
Richard Vaughn, Jerome Vaughn,
Betty Sterum, Jennie Rolset, Dorothy
Carlson, Billy Seims, Kenneth Bou-
Ill
Blackwell, and Billy Racicot.
Visitors.
Last week was a week when many
persons visited Central. In Miss Car
penter's room Mesdames Mass, La
Munyan and Nelson were visitors.
Mesdames Allan, Mass, Spenser were
on-lookers in Miss Bowman's room.
In Miss Staudacher's, Mrs. Whiting
Mrs. Allan and Mrs. Spenser were
visitors.
Miss Hostetter's room very
much enthused over their new work
books and they are working on them
with great diligence.
Senior Literary Society.
The High School Honor society held
its monthly meeting last week on
Friday. The meetings usually are held
on Thursday but due to work on the
Yankee Doodle it was postponed.
There was no program because all
were too busy to prepare one. At
this meeting it was decided to have
a banquet to be held Thursday, |
December 5.
Vacation.
All of the students were happy be-
cause there was no school the last
two days of this week. After every
one has been working hard for two
six weeks periods at school they are
glad to be relieved of their studies for
a while.
Senior Meeting.
The class Of 80 meet last week and
decided on plans for their party,
which will be given in the Junior
High auditorium Dec. 20 after the
basketball game with Bonners Ferry.
The team visiting will be invited.
Dramatized Play.
Miss Coyle's sixth grade are drama
tizing the play, "The Land of the
Equal Chance" After few practices
it will be given for the parents.
Basketball Captains.
Last week the basketball girls met
and elected their managers. They are
Frosh, Agnes Ludvickson; Sophie
mores, Pauline Hough; Juniors, Jenny
Bowen; Seniors, Lillian Friend.
Thanksgiving.
This week the pupils in Central are
studying about Thanksgiving, its orr
gin and the people who participated
in it. Some are studying it with the
aid of sterescope views, Pilgrims
making Thanksgiving posters. and
studying Thanksgiving poems.
Books.
Miss Ratekin, the county librarian,
has done quite a number of interest
ing things to promote Book Week"
One pleasant thing that she has done
is to lend the new attractive bound
books to the teachers. The teachers
appreciate this very much.
Nelgn DAY.
Monday was weigh day for the pu-
pills of Miss Fousek's, Morefield's.
Bowman's, and Carpenters rooms.
Milk is being served daily to the I'M
derweight students, and many students
are gaining to their standard weight.
Staff Meeting.
Last Monday night six members of
the staff of the Senior annual met in
Miss Barnes room in the hotel, where
they planned the main essentials of
the annual.
Scholarship Contest.
The seniors won the scholarship
cup for the second consecutive six
weeks and we hope they may take it
for the second consecutive year. 1t
certainly looks that way. The scholar
ship of the classes were: Seniors 1882,
Juniors $40, Sophmores $50, Frosh
sos.
Note: Both editors happen to be
seniors.