Hungry Horse news., 1954-08-13
Expect District 3 Enrolment Increase

ITlCL Srdue SCIlOOl SllO14lllSllIo
is expected next month, believes
Supt. Dulane Fulton.
He anticipates high school en-
rollment will somewhat exceed
280, the figure it reached last fall.
Total grade school enrollments are
expected to be near 1000.
Anaconda Aluminium Co., con-
Struction employment, expansion
of lumber mills and more first
graders than ever are enrolment
contributing factors, Fulton COM
mented. Most of the construction
people tend to have younger fam
lilies. Hence the high school en-
rollment is less effected.
New teacher in Columbia Falls
high school will be Tony Kadlec,
Missoula, MSU graduate of June,
1852, who has been in the Army,
as a chief medical technician. He
will teach English.
HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY
Balance of the high school fac
ulty includes: Carl Launer, prin-
cipal and chemistry; George Au-
bert, biology and government;
Clarence Beagle, coach and social
science; Douglas Follett, history;
Mrs. Jane Carey, home economics;
Edwin Gilk, commercial subjects;
Claire Mudd, English and library;
Mrs. Ella Murphy, English; John
Perry, industrial arts; William
Bruey, band.
Mrs. Mildred Shaw, Kalispell,
will teach both grade school and
high school girls physical educa-
ton. She is a four-year graduate
of the Eastern Washington College
of Education at Cheney, and last
year taught at Central Junior high,
Kalispell.
FALLS GRADE SCHOOL
Columbia Falls grade school with
expected enrolment of near 700
will have two new teachers; Arlene
Berg of Climax, Sask., graduate
of the two year course at Northern
Montana college will teach third
grade. She formerly taught at Out
look for two years.
Mrs. Mkt R. Schuck, Kalispell,
graduate of Eastern Montana Col
lege of Education, Billings, two
year course, and former teacher
near Billings and LeWistoWn and
in Portland, Ore, will teach sew
enth grade.
Columbia Falls grade school
faculty members are: Principal
Phil Nelson; eighth grade; Clinton
Bruce, Ralph Barnaby and Don
Steffensen, who also teaches boys
physical education and heads the
safety program; seventh grade:
L. w. Mcneil, Inger Olson and the
new teacher, Mrs. Schuck; sixth
grade: Mrs. Louise st. John and
Mrs. Agnes Cada; fifth grade: Mrs.
Ards Mcneil and Mrs. Emelia
Cook; fourth grade, Mrs. Vera
Johnson and Mrs. Clara Blair;
third grade: Mrs. Alice Merz, Mrs
Margaret Battin and the new
teacher, Arlene Berg; second grade:
Dolores Anderson, Mrs. Wilma
Nelson and Mrs. Doris Whitney;I
first grade: Mrs. Laura Carlson,
Mrs. Elaine Bruce and Mrs. Meri-
am Davis. A fourth first grade
room may be added.
Donna Sebo is re eturningl
as Columbia Falls grade school
music teacher.
Under a new ruling all first
graders must be six by Oct. Is,
1854, and show birth certificates.
Changes in enrolment may
cause shifting of teachers and
rooms.
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 are
Mrs. Nordstrom for third and
fourth grades, and Mrs. Mary
Louise Hidden, first and second |
grade.
MARTIN CITY
DurWard Bollinger returning as |
principal to Martin City school,
will likely teach fifth and sixth
grades. The school will have four
teachers. Mrs. Laverne Willows,
Hungry Horse, will teach first
grade; she taught at West Glacier
last year. Mrs. Alice Crist,- Martin
City, two-year graduate of West
ern Montana College of Education |
at Dillon, will teach second grade.
Mrs. Lucyle Struble is back at
Martin Citv school as third and
fourth grade teacher.
Martin City schools four rooms
were full last spring, and are ex-
pected to be near full or full this
fall. Seventh and eighth graders
attend junior high in Columbia
Falls.
CORAM
At Coram the 1948-49 built four
room school this fall will see all
four rooms occupied. There is mill
expansion plus workers at the
AAC plant.
Mrs. Olga Travis is returning as
principal and seventh and eighth
grade teacher; Mrs. Edith Hum
phrey will teach first grade.
New teachers at Coram are
Marian Seilstad, former Hungry
Horse resident, who has completed
the two-year course at Northern
Montana College, Havre, as an
honor student. She will teach Sec
ond grade.
Mrs. Lourinda Fosjord, Coram,
will teach third, fourth and fifth |