Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-04-03

Athl1 OH UO 11Iu
at '7::30 P. M.
Mr.. SIMPSON, Speaker
Topics leading up to the
Last Week of Christ's
Life
ALL COME
the football. basketball and track
teams in one year.
| have done practically all | set out
to do but, please, notice the time
that it took. Three years I've spent
trying to do better. If it took me three
years to smooth down these little hills
met in high school how long will it
take to make a lawn of the noun
tains to be met in life. wonder if one
of those glowing optomists at COM
mencement can tell me? LIS.
Senior Play Announcements.
Daily practices have begun on the
Senior play which is to be presented
April 25. The cast consists Of Ia
Seniors. They will be hard at work
for the next four weeks.
l.. B.
Lectures.
The journalism class spent an en-
joyable period last Tuesday with Mr..
Rowe. He gave very interesting
talk, recounting many of his expert
ences and enumerated the advantages
and problems confronting the present
day journalist. We were sorry when
the bell rang. K.
Last Friday morning both biology
sections heard a lecture given by a
forestry man, Mr., A. B. Bowman
who talked on fungi which was re-
ported by the class very interesting
and educational.
His talk consisted of how the fungi
spread, how it destroys trees and
wood and how it is controlled and
prevented. Then he passed booklets
around which illustrated the differ
emit sorts of fungi. 3.
The athletic field is the center Of
activity this week For some time,
ambitious track aspirants have been
taking light workouts on the track
but Monday the training began in
earnest. Under the supervision Of
Coach Vogt the sprinters, middle dis
lance, and distance men are learning
the fundamentals Of running and are
at the present concentrating on
Starts The high jumpers, pole
vaulters and weight men are prac-
ticing on Form" The jumping pits
/ have been made and the track is in
good condition. There is large squad
/ turning out and the competition is
keen for places on the 1880 track
team. w. d.
County Attorney Herbert gave the
two civics classes an interesting talk
on county government, Monday. He
spoke both in the morning and the af-
ternoon to these classes. He gave son1
interesting examples Of cases that
come up in this county. He also ex-
planned the county officers and their
/ duties.
Rev Tate and Mr.. Fields gave
! talks before the occupations class last
week Mr.. Tate spoke on civil en-
! gineering as an occupation and Mr.
Fields on forestry.
They took up first the character
best suited for the work, the educa-
ton required, the work that is done
and the chances for promotion and
the money possibilities.
The talks were very interesting ant
both of these occupations were made
more attractive to the students.
| In order that the Juniors may spenc
more time in preparing for the Prom
which will be given May 8, they have
\ aN@iAeh w 1aii pil lHG party WHICH
they planned to give Friday April a
Last Thursday the High Schoo
Honor Society had delightful moor
lunch and meeting Jack ROWAN,
| spoke on literary programs. All tina
participated had pleasant noon.
! Tuesday, morning Mr. Vogt an,
his manual training class visited tn
Jaqueth & Charnholm Hardware de
partment. The purpose Of this tri1
was to get few pointers on paints
varnishes and coatings which wer
demonstrated at that store by al
interior decorator, The demonstra
tor showed us many different way
to decorate and paint articles.
| Tuesday afternoon the geolog
class made field trip in cars on
to the scene Of the new Libby-Tro
road. They left at II o'clock havin
lunch on the way. Some went in pr
vate cars and the rest went in tn
school bus. The purpose Of this es
curSion was to str1dy rock form, n tior