Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-04-17
JUNIOR HIGH.

Come on Junior High, let's get
some pepl Where's all your enthu-
siasm? Don't you care if the Junior
High is in slump as far as pep
goes? Don't you want to make our
school amount to everything7
4 What seems to be the matter?
!, Some of the pupils have lots of pep.
They want to put everything over
and with bang too. Nothing is too
hard for them. How can you help out
on our pep program? Why, team into
everything that comes your way. Go
out for track. Try for declam. Work
on the scholarship contests. Dig into
your lessons. You can't have too much
| WORK. It's fun to tackle work-and
|. make a success of tiff you have
pep. You can't do too much for Libby
Junior High. Things will be fun
if you will just get up little pep.
So come on, you who just yawned.
WHY don't you try to be booster.
!. toco Get behind all the work that
is going on in Junior High and try
t. lift. Do your part. No. Do more
than your part. Help out on any
fhing that is worth thing. Your pepl
, YOUR PEP. LET'S GO!
Spotlight.
The drawing classes are doing a
variety of work. They have just fin
ished their spectrum color charts. The
sixth grade girls are making stencils
for book covers. In the seventh grade
some very attractive pep and ink
work is being done. Most of the boys
and few girls are doing perspective
drawing. This is in all three classes.
Spotlight.
The eighth grade have elected class
officers. Here they are Advisor, Miss
Bean: President, Dick Hennessey;
I vice president. Archie Minde. secre-
tary, Palmer Knutson.
The six and seveneh grade music
I. classes held class program last
) Tuesday, the second period in the mu-
sic room. The program was as fol-
lows.
: Two Kinds of Music, Jazz and
Classical-Carol Sterling
Violin Solo. Clair Parker
Accompanied by Lillian Nicholas
! Piano Solo...................G Gladys Rolset
, Piano Solo. Carol Sterling
=
, JUNIOR HIGH DECLAM
/ Last week the Junior High, had
! their preliminary try outs for De-
clamation. The following pieces were
. spoken:
An Aspiring Dishwasher .................
..........................A Anna l.. Olson
: Our Hired Girl Evelyn Chase
: Sister in Medicine Closet.
.............................. Jean Switzer
;, Buying Tickets for Theater
Y .............-.............-... Gertrude Pival
His Christmas Rose-..-.................-...-.
.............Ma Margaret Redfieh
: A Wasted Serenade ..Jean Hueck
At the Movies. Annie Stuhlreiter
: When Malindy Sings George Saunders
t The Green Squash-.....-....Arlme Borg
e Little Gentlemen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
e Mary Virginia Mount
4 A Nickel's Worth Of MusicA...........
.....................,............ Henry Nelson
Bobby Shaftoe Betty Richardson
: Little Friend in Mirror
i ................... lVava Dicken
/, Marguerite. Mary Margaret Gildes
/, The Race Mary Jane Dwinells
i, Mrs. Wigg's Theater Party.
!. ..............-.-..........M Margaret Weller
: At the Big Parade 800. Gordon Luscher
: Tobies Monument. Harold Martir
x His Flag Melvin Knutsor
Going of White Swan. Lamar Rowland
: Michael Strogoff. ......,....................
: .......-..Alice Peterson (Special)
J Five were chosen from this group
= They were Jean Switzer. Anna Stub
! lreiter, Henry Nelson, Vava Dicker
! and Melvin Knutson. Lamar Rowland
:. and Harold Martin received honorabl,
!. mention.
~ -
, CENTRAL.
= Miss Staudachcr's third grade ha!
| started a scrap book showing the diff
! ference between pioneer and modern
J. times.
i Each morning during the opening
q exercises, one of Miss Leibe's pupu
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