Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-04-21
Class Scholarship Standing.

(second time) SOS
Freshmen ......=.......................5 $50
Juniors ..,.........5.62
Seniors ..s.................. 81
Junior High Honor Roll
Elaine Barr, Mary Gildea, Jean
Heuck, Alberta Johanson. Margaret
Redfield, Gladys Rolset, Dorothy Slei-
ger Stella Stolarczyk, James Rubard,
Joyce Daggett Marie Kujawa, lone
Mertincke, Helen Martin, June Miller,
Nellie Myers. Helen Parker Dorothy
Rasmussen Isabel Shipmen.
9th Grade-Frances Brooks. Norma
Gamache
5th Grade Sarah Hunter, Verna
Ann Crotteau, Marie Mortenson. Dalene
Hugill. Elizabeth Dwinelle, Robert
Nolop Elmer Anderson, Dorothy
Becker.
4th Grade-Eugene Butt, Jack Dag
gett, Douglass Stickney, Helen Luxa
Florence Haefner, Don Switzer, Geo
Corbett, Anita Tester, Oscar Field,
Richard Neils, ALICE Hetle, Jean Maize
Marjorie Moody Gloria Mortenson
Cecilia Ann Nolop
3rd Grade Harry Bouten. Billie Me
Grew, Leone Hugill Sylvia Katarzy,
Marion Freel Robert Parker, William
Seims, Keith Wick, Howard Eggert,
Billie Beryl Blackwell. Geraldine
Burke, June Lukenbill, Kathryn Neils,
Elizabeth Oneal, Jennie Rolset
End Grade-Le Roy Carlson, Fred
! Collier, Helen Rasmussen. Betty Mae
| Warrington. Georgana Seins. Betty
Ann Smithberger. Barbara Luxa, Vir-
ginia Petrusha Norman Cormier.
1st Grade-Daisy Hunter, Peggy Oy.
lear, John Friend Austin Wick. Rober
Vinion. Taldore Ledum, Willard Ray
mond, Verna Clough. Ethel Mae Holm
gren, Elizabeth Rubard, Frances Vuke-
lick, Faith collars, Helen Larson.
AS boys and girls plod through schoo
they have in mind the intention of be-
coming prominent some dav. They al
want to become successful men ant
women after graduation, but too man,
Of them have their aspirations baset
upon the possible results of the futur,
while opportunities presented to then
at the present are neglected.
SCHOLARSHIPS ar continually being Of
fered to students who have the initia
tive to 60 ahead and gain honor
through competition That boy or cir
is a sensible student who enters ever
contest of interest and often he or sh
! profits by it,
In school, however long the work
ing hours may seem, it is improbabl
that the hours will ever be as long a
those which business life demand.
therefore the boy or girl should nc
have to base their opportunities o
the future when the present gives thef
advantages.
Miss Lanes fifth Grade visited Mis-
, , I.iebe's room and listened to a de
bate The question was, Resolved
That Montana is a better state tina
California" The NEGATIVE side won.
!, PuDpet Show was shown after the dc
bate
! The arithmetic contestants who wei
! chosen from Miss Stevenson's sixi
: Grade are, Frances Brooks. Morn
Gamache, RAYMOND Carlson, and Clai
: ence MOODY These pupils are to con
: pete against Eureka
Last FRIDAY was the end of the fir
elimination Of Defamation contestan
in Junior High MANY fine selection
were given and out of the 80 entire
the following twelve were chose
Mary v. Mount Isabel Shipman. Be
nice Stasviken, Irene THOMPSON. Elail
Barr. Marguerite Reedv. Helen Ma
tin, Marv Kujawa, Margaret Redfiel
Harold Martin. Joyce Dagget and To-
Mertinke Every one is welcome
come and hear these u people try
first place on Thursday night at
o'clock
Miss Lanes, Miss Stevenson's al
Miss Liebe's rooms were visitors
The Junior HIGH Honor Society pl
last week Half Baked Magic" "
given with the following cast.
Panders 4..4.. Glare Park
Queen Susan of Palantine ............a...
...-s.....-..-......... Carol Sterli
Prince Toby Of Palantine II. ...........
....................... .......a. Harold Mar
Princess | Marie Kuja
Princess II ................. Joyce Dagg
Mother Berry .... Elaine B;
rs Junior High track contestants v
4 meet Troy on April %, and Eure
: on April 3d. The girls and boys ;
all very enthusiastic and are hopi
to bring home large slice of bac
The following girls are in Glass
II, Stella Stolarczvk, Eleanor McRell, a
Margaret Redfield Glass ~B Doro,
Sleizer, Bella Brown, Lucille Syvers
= and Joyce Daggett Glass G: M;
II Janet Pival and Margaret Stuhlreit
N The boy contestants are
Class A: Charles Collinson. Ha
Grambauer and Waldemarr Wickm
Glass B Harold Martin, Francis