Hungry Horse news., 1954-09-03
Schools
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the safety program; Barnaby is
grade school coach; seventh grade
IL. w. Mcneil, also assistant high
school football coach; Miss Inger
Olson and Mrs. Iva Perry; sixth
grade-Mrs. Agnes Cada and Mrs.
Louise st. John; fifth grade-Mrs
Emelia Cook and Mrs. Ards Nc
Neil; fourth grade-Mrs. Clara
Blair and Mrs. Vera Johnson, with
need of a third teacher indicated;
third grade-Miss Arlene Berg,
Mrs. Margaret Battin and Mrs.
Alice Merz; second grade-Miss
Dolores Anderson, Mrs. Wilma
Nelson and Mrs. Doris Whitney;
first grade-Mrs. Elaine Bruce,
Mrs. Laura Carlson and Mrs. Mer-
lam Davis, with fourth first grade
room indicated. First graders go
to the dormitory building at the
rear of the Talbot building. Miss
Donna Sebo is returning as Col
umbia Falls grade school music
teacher.
Under a new ruling all first gra-
ders must be six by Oct. Is, 1854,
and birth certificate presentation
is requested.
AT HUNGRY HORSE
Principal Otto Nordstrom is re-
turning to Hungry Horse where he
will again teach fifth and sixth
grades. Seventh and eighth grad
ers will be bussed to junior high
in Columbia Falls. Returning fac
ulty members include Mrs. Ruth
Nordstrom, third and fourth
grades; Mrs. Mary Louise Hidden,
first and second.
MARTIN CITY
Durward Bollinger is returning
IS principal at Martin City, and
S to teach fifth and sixth grades.
The school will have four teachers,
md shortage of classrooms is in
Heated.
Mrs. LaVerne willows, Hungry
Horse, will teach Martin City's
irst grade; she taught at West I
flacier last year; Mrs. Alice Crist, l
Iartin City, two-year graduate of }
Western Montana College of Ed
cation at Dillon, will teach sec a
nd grade.
Mrs. Lucyle Struble is back as c
bird and fourth grade teacher.
Martin City, Hungry Horse, F
Vest Glacier and Apgar seventh
nd eighth graders attend junior G
Ugh in Columbia Falls. 7
CORAM n
At Coram, the 1948-49 built Q
school this fall will see n
Il four rooms occupied by Coram s
udents for the first time. There
local mill expansion plus work.
IS at the AAC plant. q
Mrs. Olga Travis is returning as
,incipal and seventh and eighth
'ade teacher; Mrs. Edith Humph- c
y will teach first grade. A
New teachers at Coram are Miss F.
arian Seilstad, former Hungry pl
orse resident, who has completed ST
e two-year course at Northern c,
ontana college, Havre, as an hon -
student. She will teach second c.
ade. N
Mrs. Lourinda Fosjard, Coram, F;
III teach third, fourth and fifth to
AIDES. Mrs. Fosjard attended Eas- 10
m Washington college at Cheney FL
d Western Montana college at ar
lion. Last year she taught sixth to
ade in Whitefish. -
WEST GLACIER X
Mrs. Myrtice Powell will teach v
per grades at West Glacier and n
principal again. Miss Marie Oh 4
4, Roman, has been employed to Y
lch lower grades. She is two Il
ar graduate of Western Montana n
Ilege. Depending on enrolment, X
est Glacier may have a third U
lcher. Seventh and eighth grad n
) here attend junior high in Col X
lbia Falls. ~
APGAR II.
Mrs. Leona Harrington is re- 4
ming as Apgar school teacher. X
ESSEX ii
Stilden Roll, former principal at n
Hungry Horse school and more X
emily teaching at Heart Butte Y
Glacier county, will teach at u
eX. n
drs. Everett Lewis will head the x
ool hot lunch program in Col u
bia Falls with Mrs. Melba Dali n
and Mrs. Minnie Albrecht re- X
ning as her assistants. The hot Y
ch program is to start about
t. 27. X
personnel includes: X
Anders and Leslie Blood, Col u
'ia Falls grades; George Zor- n
Columbia Falls high; Otto X
dstrom, Hungry Horse; A. v
isette, Martin City; Nick Ur- n
mer, Coram; Mrs. Helen Nc h
nell, West Glacier. TX
,hool bus drivers are Bob Par j
Apgar- West Glacier to Col n
ia Falls high and junior high; X
Anders, Martin City to Col v
la Falls high and junior high; II