Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-16
;chooI Board Tackles Issues

ard at their regular May meet
last Tuesday, and at a spec
roeeting Thursday evening.
Deceived Thursday evening, AM
,usrded to the county attorne.
f,rther inspection were pc
ans asking for new four-roon
ools at Coram, Martin City ant
,ton. Also being considered-n'
;tons are necessary-is a hom,
promics and manual trainin,
,ition to the district high school
To Call Election
When the petitions are found il
or the board will call a spe-
election within 80 days.
bids are to be opened June 4
30 to so passenger buses fol
Apgar to Columbia Falls high
ool student route, and for the
,cnortation Of Bad Rock and
lentine students. A 10 passen-
bus is requested for north OF
If Moon to Columbia Falls.
Martin City bus is operated by
Anders who last fall was aW-
ed three year contract.
klso meeting Thursday even
with the District 6 board was
,nty Superintendent Lulu Bar
h and District 10 members,
nix Smith, James Doyle, Ken
Conn and Clerk Mrs. Am
Kohl. They discussed, and de-
d to continue the arrangement
having Valentine grade pupils
md Columbia Falls grade
boil, with District, 6 to be re-
Iursed. Present at the meet
from District 6 were board
rman, Otto Fehlberg, mem
Dwight Grist; and Ted Rog-
Clerk F. P. Fleming and Supt.
\. Tindall.
aixher Pay Brings Results
ffering Is per cent higher
ries, and conforming with the
Rtana Educational association
Fy schedule, District 6 is hav- [
less trouble this year in fill
teacher vacancies. Generally, |
hers with more experience and |
cation are being obtained.
20 Schweinfurt, now at Brown
! will be the new Columbia
5 high school coach. His
Ening basketball team enter
HE class B regional at Havre.
South Dakota state graduate,
bias coached two North OAK
championship teams, and has
a number of district winners.
Willis Musick, Cottonwood,
sas, has been offered the po-
b of high school science tea
He is an experienced tea
/ and Navy veteran.
hth Bergan Morris, Whitefish,
accepted a contract to teach
FISH. She is an experienced
Iher, and is able to coach de-
B dramatics and orchestra. |.
Pity Wright, Eureka band and
lestra teacher, will also teach
next fall having charge of ;
and instructing girls physi- I
Education and Spanish.
here is still a math and science
lncy, and one in home econ ,
Fs. Winnifred Andrew and
para Krall, both offered con- {
5 and substantial salary in
PES, have decided not to re- I
next fall.
!ffer Mrs. Crum Contract 4
IS. Marcia Crum, former tea !
has been offered a contract
Fach the Columbia Falls sew
grade. Mrs. Lucille Olson, I
has had eight years exper- 8
to teach fifth grade, and c
Emelia Cook has elected to
/ the third instead of the v
Dorothy McElwain is in line /;
ech the second, and Mrs. Ag- "
Everett, a third grade class. p
Y board also offered Mrs. FL s.
Bruce, present Essex teach t,
pc primary grades at Coram, n
Mfs. Alice Salois, who has a n
F. degree, the intermediate il
S. Mrs. Olga Travis is return n
0elton, Mrs. Myrr1ce Powell st
burning, and there are two !,
ncles. Mrs. Leona Harring- h.
Will be employed again as +,
! teacher, while Essex has ir
cancy. =
!, coiumbia Falls grade prin- or
'iiip Is also still vacant. -