Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-09-15

meet at Eureka last spring and prom
Uses to make a good halfback this tall.
Phillips and Katarzy are staging bat
tie for the quarterback position There
is some real material for the line, and
the men are working hard for positions.
There is also some good material lurn-
ing out from this years freshman class.
All indications point to good loot
ball season for Libby High school this
year.
Miss Hilda Witt of Fargo, N. D.,
studied advanced play production, ad-
vanced English and public discussion
at the North Dakota State College this
summer. She also visited in Mime
apolis, Duluth and Minot, and the re-
mainder of her time was spent at The
famous Glenwood summer resort.
Miss Lala Sonner of Payette, Idaho,
attended Washington State College tor
the summer quarter where she studied
physical education and mathematics.
She also took an extended trip INTO
Canada.
Miss Mary L. Barnes visited with her
sister at Grand Forks, N. D., Tor eight
weeks and at the same time took grad
uate work at the University Of North
Dakota Miss Barnes spent month at
Glen Ullin where her chief interest
was playing golf.
Mr.. George Hayes went to the Uni
versity of Montana for nine weeks
where he took dramatics, education
and hygiene. He and Mrs Hayes
took an interesting trip into the
mountains during which Mr.. Hayes
caught two pound bull trout. The
Hayes family spent the remaining part
of the vacation at the ranch of Mr..
Hayes father near Hamilton.
Mr.. Paar, Mr.. Nordstrom and MIR.
Hughes, after spending six weeks Of
hard % study at the University of
Washington, went to California and the
Olympics. They report the Olympics
as very interesting.
They also took an extended trip into
several parks and states which in
Guided the following: New Mexico,
Southern California, Arizona, Grand
Canyon National Park. Yellowstone
National Park, Zion National Park,
Bryce Canyon National Park, the
Painted Desert, and the region of the
Cliff Dwellers.
Mr.. Hughes says that he enjoyed
long stay in Hollywood.
Mr.. Wood spent the summer in Lib
by. He did climb over the divide from
Granite lake to Leigh lake ard was
much pleased with his trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Voet attended
Leland Stanford University this sum
mer where Mr.. Vogt studied anatomy,
defensive hygiene, individual hygiene,
and tests and measurements Of physi-
cal education
They had the privilege OF seeing The
final American tryouts for the Olyn-
pics at the Stanford stadium and the
/. c. A. A. A. meet at the University
of California.
Short visits were made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Vogt to the homes CT their par
ents at Hamilton and Miles City.
1t may be of interest to some 70
know that dog was added TO the
Vogt family during the summer.
Thursday morning Robert Racicot, a
member of the Civic club, announced
before the High School assembly that
the Civic club had placed lost and
found boxes in the High School and
Junior Hi assemblies. These boxes are
under the charge of Harry Karnes and
Alice Peterson The club has also
placed garbage cans at the High school
entrance.
The Central football team has been
organized with Dick Brinton and Cliff
Anderson as captains.
Miss Haubrick has the largest room
which contains IS pupils One of her
pupils, Jean Ikeda, was i'll last week
1t is interesting to know something
about the buslines. Mr.. Burrell drives
a bus from his place on Libby Creek.