The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-02-24

saying 81 hate mushy shows" All,
WE'LL but then she's hardly old
enough.
Bob Parker often entertains the
English class much to James Ma
honey's delight But alas, the show
is usually stopped in the making.
1t seems Bob Switzer has a hob
by of collecting pictures of girls.
Aryid Erickson never has much
to say.
Norman Johnson, who entered
school here sUne time ago is an
other silent boy.
Evelyn Smith, who attended school
in Bonners Ferry for half the term,
is seen with Chef Larson quite often
Billy Seims, Kenneth Neils, Jack
Daggett and Donald Rogers have
been very much interested in ship
building since reading Treasure
Island in English.
Billie Beryl Blackwell seems to
have her share of admirers.
Elizabeth O'neal, or Eleanor Rod
gers, or both, seem to find Ray
mond Erickson very fascinating, es-
pecially when they haven't their
/ Latin or Algebra.
Marlin Ayotte is actually master
ing his manual training.
Jenny Rolseth seems to be out to
get her man Good luck. jenny
Jack Midget spends most Of his
time Matching up new Wisecracks
Paul Risley likes to sing.
Bud Oylear's hair is always lust
! cnf oy11 IN tho nv ,1fla Il
muss it up.
Raymond Rubard was in frenzy
because he couldn't find out the
color of certain girls eyes.
If you want to know anything
about sewing, ask Gerry B. She
basted up the armholes of her blouse
the other day. because she likes to
sew SO we'll
Milton Slauson has that PARKWAY
look in his eyes again.
Howard Eggert has correspond
ent IN Eureka-blonde?
1t may be noticed that Violet Sug-
den seldom pays her way to the
movies. And she doesn't sneak in
either.
Dorothea Kreymer has a ready
sense of humor.
Ellen Stuhlreiter is reported as
having taken fancy to a certain
little freshman boy.
Forrest and Leonard Spencer are
two of the freshmen boys who en-
| JOY basketball
Josephine Syverson, who has been
nicknamed dizzy seems to be get
ting dizzier every day.
| Luella May who started high
school in Libby this year seems 10
be very quiet.
Bertha Withee is very much thrill
led at the glances in her direction
of sophomore boy.
June Hunter is hard to beat when
it comes to getting good grades.
| Billy McGrew is skiing en-
thusiast. Gle can 90 on the level
without falling down now
| Harry Bouten usually gives the
girls around Libby a wide path
but why must these boys 60 TIC
Eureka?
/ Edward Mooney often helps Jack
Mfdyett out in cracking some Of his
Jokes and seems to catch the point
although it is sometimes hard.
| Ace Metcalf may not be SO good
at some other things, but when il
Icomes to asking questions in Gen
Ieral Science he's tops"
| Evelyn Johnson and Gloria Bar
CARR often wonder why Algebra was
lever invented. Don't we all some
times?)
Maxine McGill is reported as be-
ing rather interested in new boy
what, again?
Genera Beasley often walks tc
school with that" man.
Miriam Gooselaw is proud of the
fact that she finished her blouse
before the rest of the Home Ec
class.
/ Harriet Sleizer and Leone HUI.
gill, though they are comparatively
quiet members of the freshman
class, usually have their work done
which is more than some of us car
lsay.
/ Art Martin spends most of The
noon hour with Edna Johnson.
| Cliff Anderson rejoiced when VIZ
graduated out of the eighth grade
| No more department slips How
t he got fooled. (How we all were
misledD
Dick Brinton always enjoys Eng
| lish. Who wouldn't if he sat righ
next to Parker?
| Jean Ikeda may be seen walking
down the street with zone of those
senior boys" nearly every noon.