The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-25
The Tamarack
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Brinton, Glen croucher, Raymond
Dolan, George Paulsen. Beverly Rae
WOLF, Phillis Roestel.
First grade, Miss Rowe. June Baney,
Audrey Bitterman, Frances Ann Carl
son, Norma Jean Hayes, Margery Hunt
er, Marilyn Neils, Alice Marie Rodgers,
Robert Mooney, John Richardson.
HONORABLE MENTION, GRADES.
Sixth grade, Mr.. .DeSonia Jack Mid
yeti, Leonard Spencer, Josephine Suy-
erson, Ellen Stuhlreiter, Evelyn Smith,
Leone Hugill, Gloria Beccari.
Fifth grade, Miss Liebe: Betty Jean
Role, Marian Fuller, Elaine Coleman,
Iva Holmgren.
Fifth grade. Miss Zawadke: Kenneth
Darlington, Marguerite Hamann, Luz
ellie Hayden, Virginia Petrusha.
Fourth grade, Miss Thorson: Yvonne
Hadwen. Lucille Ikeda, Betty Johnson,
Faith collars, Eugene Eggert John
Friend.
Third grade: Miss Hansen Marie
Anderson, Florence Miller, Elmer john
son. Dexter Williams.
Third grade, Miss McGrade: John
/ Mortenson, Vivian LeLacheur.
Second grade, Miss Crew: Richard
Parker, Leon Wuest.
Second grade, Miss COPYRIGHT: Jack
Boyle, Dorothy Ledun, Florence Fen
! messy, Carmen Cole, Franklin Warner,
Josephine Smith.
First grade, Miss Larsen: Gordon De-
Rosia, Dale johnson, Gloria Haefner
First Grade, Miss Rowe: Fern collars,
/ Dorothy Owens, Betty Jane Owens,
Barbara Evans, Gayle Townsend.
JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL.
Jack Raymond, Verna Ann Crotteau,
Elizabeth Dwinelle, Sarah Hunter, Do
lene Hugill. Borghild Rolseth, Elemer
Anderson, Wayne Johnson, Ivan Rogers,
Robert Nolop, Gloria Mortenson, Celia
Nolop, Vera Jean Vinion, Louise Moore,
Richard Neils, June Hunter, Kathryn
Neils, Dorothy Ostroot, Eleanor Rod
gers, Jenny Rolseth, Alice Shea Theo-
dore Crater, Raymond Rubard, Donald
Sage.
WHOSE ENIGMA Pa upstairs, tap
ing his foot on the floor and hoping
the youngsters would take the hint.
TRACK.
On April Is. 10, and %, the Libby
High School classes joined in The an
nual inter-class meet to determine The
ability Of the athletes represented by
each group None Of the track lettermen
were allowed to partake in these events.
The points were given as follows First
place points, second place 3 points,
and third place | point.
The events and their winners were
as follows:
220 yard dash, II. Karnes; high hur-
dies, B. hampton, broad Jump, Martin;
shot, Stolaraczyk; 100 yard dash, n
Karnes; javelin, Hough; discuss, B.
Hampton; 440, Hansen. pole vault,
Katarzy, u mile, Hansen. mile, Han
sen; low hurdles, B, hampton; relay
won by Juniors.
The Juniors won the meet, with The
Sophomores second, the Seniors third
and the Freshmen last.
Next week the Libby team is going
to Troy determined to win the dual
meet which will be held together with
the mental tests.
GREAT AMBITIONS.
Mickey Reedy to be reporter.
LeVerne to be a typist.
Bob hampton to get letter from
Kalispell.
Jean Heuck to surprise the villain at
the other end of the mysterious phone
calls.
Carol Sterling to be mannequin.
Dorothy S. to shake her new nick
name, Paddy
Paul c. to tell on Butch's budding
romance lis that nice?)
Mary Margaret to keep certain Frosh
boys from eating too many tuna-fish
sandwiches
Olive S. to experience the pleasure
Of being escorted skating by Senior
boy.
Betty Mann to study and study and
study (And study)