Libby High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Libby, MT)

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cadzfew First row, left to right: Erna Toal, Betty Hatlen, Ann Seifert, Marilyn Mench, june Luedecke. Second row, left to right: Sonja Larson, Emilie Koehler, Shirley Bowen, Loretta Baenen, Marge Harris, Sue Rawlings. Shortly after school began in the fall, the first twirling meeting was held. At the meet- ing Donna Bowen was elected presidentg Shirley Saunders, secretary-treasurer: and Shir- ley Bowen, Student Council representative. Mr. Overby was chosen as sponsor and Ann Seifert and Nancy Bowen as mascots. Mr. Overby was not able to continue so Mr. Pat- ton took charge in his place. During the year the twirlers performed at many of the home games. The routines were made by the members who all worked together. The twirling emblems were bought by many of the members. The year was instructive to most, and a profitable one is hoped for next year. 3 X 4 1 s LNW sponsored by CHEI' 's CABLNS and D1CK's SERVICE and GROCERY

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amflemz Bottom row, left to right: Janece Welton, June Luedecke, Erna Toal, Anna Schnieder, Sherrie Belangie, Betty Green, Dorothy Croy. Middle row, left to right: Alice Bowen, Mildred Johnson, Marlene Lindsay, Marlyn Muench. Top row: Geraldine Howard, Terry Barenz, Donna Mertel. The TUMBLERS started a new year under the supervision of Miss McCracken, At the first meeting the of- ficers elected were Sherrie Belangie, president, Donna Mertel, vice-president: June Luedecke, secretary- treasurerg and Alice Bowen, point chairman. The TUMBLERS decided to purchase emblems this year and a pin to attach to the emblems for every one- hundred points that were earned. Points are earned by working on committees, attending meetings and practice, and giving public performances, Under the sponsorhip of Miss McCracken the TUMBLERS have been very active and have displayed unusual abilities in tumbling. Sponsored by CLACK SERVICE STAT ION

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Zelda Sitting, left to right: Susan LeDuc, Pat Bennett, Gela Holland, Eleanor Jewell, Lois LeDuc Mrs. Erickson Standing, left to right: Charles Christensen, Dick Riddle. Libby's fledgling sophomore debaters tried their wings at a district meeting in Polson. Because they had spent only a month outside of class time in preparation on the subject and technique, they did not try to compete at the state meeting. Sponsored by STANDARD MOTORS