The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-11-15
The Tamarack
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as a bald-headed preacher? Francis
Katarzy as the 'la-de-da" dress design
er OF gay Paree? Harry Kanes as a
Fuller Brush Man? Neither can wei But
that's exactly what the Peptomists
prophesied our handsome heroes of the
gridiron would be doing 50 years from
now. Well-if these forecasts DO come
true, we, as decripit old relics, will have
much to look forward to.
After the tuneful bombshells were
exploded in their midst, all of the boys
| seemed overcome and a little speech
less. However, Mr.. Turner, the schools
oldest Lion friend, Mr. Hamlet, the
schools newest Lion friend, Mr.. Miller
and Mr.. Hough made up for this dearth
by their own volubility The students
| gave the Lion Roar to show their ap-
probation Of the loyalty and spirit. of
these men in proposing to close up their
places of business in order to attend The
game. The meeting closed with vocifer-
Gus yells and the singing of Lbs.
songs.
Ordinarily football games are sched-
uled for Saturday but the last two have
been extra games and il has been more
convenient TO have them on Friday.
Grades and high school started school
at one and ran to four on Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week so as to make
up for the time lost next Friday after
noon. The high school will experiment
with hour periods during the two days.
ORCHESTRA REHEARSAL
Thursday marked the debut If the
music department for this school year
when the school orchestra and band
rehearsed to large audience of moth
ers and dads, The purpose of this APP
pearance was to establish good will and
better mountaineering between the
various students and parents, and to
demonstrate to the parents the progress
being made by the instrumental pupils
The orchestra played five selections,
one of which had never been rehearsed
by them before Thev were. THE jolly
Conpersmith." "Remembrances Of
Waldtenfel," William TELL Hope
March, and THE Merry Peasant" The
band rehearsed three pieces: sStar
March Commander" and Golden
Gate" Bobby Bigelow gave two solos,
The Valpa Boatman" and Brahms
Lullaby" Bobby who has taken violin
lessons for only two years. shows great
progress and unusual ability His selec-
tons and manner of execution were
very nleasing to the audience. Well
done, Bobby.
Mr.. Beardsley outlined a plan for
Mothers and Dads Club. This club will
be r1ade more familiar with instru-
ments musical scores. and the work Of
the musical groups Mrs Martin. who
has four children studying musical
work, was unanimously elected presi-
dent of the association Mrs. Smithberg-
er was elected secretary treasurer. also
unanimously.
With this added cooperation of the
students and parents, the band and or
chestra should grow and prosper.
NEWS NOTES.
Grade /, Miss Larson-M Marie Solem
presented the class with a bouquet
made from tin can and cellophane.
The following students were absent
because Of illness: Gloria Haefner, De-
lores Collier Bennett Johnson, and
Harold Hutton
Grade I, Miss Rowe We drew tur-
key border for our room Billy Midget
has the pink-eye.
Grade H. Miss Crew-An Honor Club
for the purpose OF promoting good citi-
zenshiD has been started. Five cantains,
Dale Adams, Billy Sickle William Scr
anack. Leonard Wilkes, Daniel Halsey,
were elected to make rules and regula-
tions for the approval of the class
Grade III, Miss Hansen-We have
just finished a clothing booklet. Wins
ton Manicke is absent because of the
pink eve.
Grade w, Miss Thorson-Ethe1 Mae
Holmgren is our new class librarian.
The girls won the attendance cup last
week. Each person in the room is to
give report on a library book FOR
Book Week.
Grade v, Miss Liebe-A Class Club
has been started to promote hand work
Things are being brought to school that
have been made at home. Judges are
elected to give badges and mark is
given for winning prize. Such things
as wood and soap carvings. drawings,
and sewing are materials for judging.
The class is also working for an all
round knowledge Of America. They are
learning America" Star Spangled
Banner" and the Americans Creed
For Education Week Mrs. DeRosia. Mrs.
SmithberRer. Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Smith
and Mrs Rasmussen. who gave short
| talk on the flag salute, were visitors
Mr.. DeSonia-M Monitors for this week.
Jean Ikeda and Clifford Anderson.
ROUND BY ROUND.
Eve Lynn Earl modelling the latest
in coats. Violet Becker smiling
sweetlv Ray Carlson hedeviling
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