Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1930-02-13

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dent exert a little energy by bring
ing complete drawing of the nerv-
Gus system to class the next day. The
idea met with approval as the stu
dents looked into the future and an
ticipated an extra hour of sleep that
particular morning = E. D.
. =
Vogt. eNow, you see, all metallic
elements are positive"
Lynn: Are you positive ?"
Vogt: Absolutely"
Byron Blough says spring is here.
He has spring fever already.
Little Pete: Il wonder how long
| could live. without brains ?"
Phyllis B.: Time will TELL"
Paul Marshall has gone absolutely,
Amos n Andy" the last few days
All we hear is "Oh-Oh!" and "Sho-
sho." We'se requested with the stchea-
tion."
In Manuel Arts
Rusty Allen: whats vicente,
Chuck?"
Chuck. Il don't know"
Rusty: "A hamburger with tights
on"
The Exchange.
Try to imagine Mr.. Vopt being
short and fat, Byron Lamey walking
quietly through the halls, Lester Jo-
hanson agreeing with anyone, Dannie
Paolini acting dignified, Margaret
Fuller without cough, Eva Brown
weighing 1vV pounds, Judson Gaige
walking slowly or Mr.. Hughes wear
ing anything but gray sweater.
NJ. B.
An Editorial (7) on the Long Dress.
10 be or not to be, that is the
question But there was no question!
1t had to be. There was no way out
of it. They couldn't raise them any
more, they had remained the same
for several years, the only thing to
do was to shoot them to the floor
again with a different combination.
Inc world had to accept them. Those
few people, at the end Of their wits
for something new, gave such SEN
tence and the world must accept!
Honestly if vote of the women were
taken, on the revival of long dresses,
there wouldn't be enough for it to
promote the idea, but what have they
to say about it? Nothing. 1t has been
done and the ladies must accept them
whether they favor them or mott
A Senior Boy.
Basketball Announcement
"Howdy, Folks.
Thursday evening. The sports an
nouncer. Station T-e-r-r-i-e-r-s broad
casting over the hoop network.
What did you think of our last
program. hope you enjoyed it as
much as did.
The program tomorrow night, Fri
day, promises to be the best of the
year. 1t is the last one Of the sea-
son and the guest will be Eureka, our
ancient rival. When Libby and Eu-
reka are on the same program, it
doesn't take such imagination to de-
eide what is going to happen.
Father, be good to the wife and
take her to the High School gym
Friday night at o'clock. Show her
what happens when people quarrel.
She might change her ways and that
alone ought to be worth the trouble"
I'll be looking for you and now
the sports announcer bids you, keep
Smiling" l.. G..
Pep Rally
Did you hear what Mutt Cormier
said last Thursday. He said "Yell"
and we all did! Cliff Mortenson and
Snooze Brown went down in huddle
and came out on top yelling. Frances
jefferson called on Bob Peterson for
a speech. He said, "Well do our best
to play basketball instead of foot
ball" Then Miss Owens gave speech
In behalf of the coaches. The Pepto-
mlsts sang for us. Then Mutt had
three yelis given for the q FPeptomists. u
The Peptomists sang two of their
numbers at the game Thursday night.
They were big help to spur on the
crowd. G.. M.
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Sportsmanship.
Good craftsmanship is an essential
quality in every student. 1t should be
found not only among the players
but in the side lines. A team cannot
do its best without some support.
Let's get behind it and boost.
Everyone begins to knock the team
when it is losing, but when the team
is winning, everyone cheers. This is
the kind Of craftsmanship found in
the High School games. 1t is all right
to yell "raspberries" at the oppos-
ing team, but boost for you own all
the way through This is known as
good craftsmanship. +. j..