The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-02-15
INTERVIEWS.

Dexter Shaurette, assistant editor of The
Tamarack-
@. Do you like the assistant editor
Ship
A. Yes, of course, like being assist
ant editor. | wouldn't be doing it if |
didn't like it. It's lots of fun, and will
admit, lots of work. It acquaints you
with lot of new things and shows you
an altogether different slant on high
school than you have ever had before.
SO you see that Dexter is carrying on
the good old Libby spirit. He believes
in saying what he thinks and SGT be-
lieve in saying what | think, yes, and
am glad to leave High School. This
may seem funny but the sooner I get
out the better will like it. For some
people High School is the center of
enjoyment, satisfying every want; per-
sonally, | believe that will enjoy NY
self much more after have graduated"
Dexter wants to go to Wentworth
Military Academy and then study den
tistry. Quite a large order Eut we should
all have ambitions. For his favorite sub
iect he dominates geology and for the
opposite, Latin As bit Of advice Dex-
ter recommends letting chewing gum
be allowed for the advantage Of the
teachers voices and the students
nerves. And then to the students, In
stead of letting your conscience be your
grsie, give it a rest and let the teachers
have that privilege
Alice Peterson
Alice is one Of the Glass Of "a who
shines principally in dramatics. She
would like to have more extra curricu
lar activities for the girls, but she
thinks they are lucky to have the ad-
vantages they do in 50 small a school.
She wants to 90 to college and prepare
for the radio field Of drama, She is also
glad to be graduating but, "I'll probably
feel different when the time comes"
lice thinks that if The proper stu
dents got control, students of all diff
ferent kinds, that student control would
help to keep discipline. As to the bows
having the most favors in school she
says. Bows certainly do have much |
leniency. They are given the first posi- /
ton in athletics and they seem to be |
the only ones to enjoy fame; however, | I
believe that the female portion /
is gradually cvoming into its own"
Good for you Alice-the girls are for /
you!
Elmer Stevens, former assistant editor
of the Tamarack-
@. Do you like Libby High?
A. Sure Remember | am Senior
yet and not a grady
@. What do you intend to do after
A. I may 90 to college but the chances
are my standard Of intelligence will
keep me at common labor. This pre-
sents to you the rarest of creatures
a modest Senior)
@. Do you feel that High School has
helped you prepare for the future?
A. Yes. 1t has prepared me for hard
labor Of most any kind
@. What have you to say about de-
bating2
A. like debating and hope can do
in it, like to address large
audience now that have become used
TO it, but my knees are usually shaky
when the debate starts Debating takes
lots of work but if you like it you
will enjoy it. regardless IF you can
adapt yourself and find the essential
points on the questions you won't have
20 much work. (That last is only what
I've been told; don't speak from ex-
oerience)
O. DO you think there is sufficient
extra curricular activity in this school?
A. Yes, any student should be able
% find something to suit him.