Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-08-26

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With approach Of Labor day, Sept
S, and school registration scheduled
to follow the next two days. vacat-
ion for District grade and high
school students draws to a close.
| High school students will be the
first to register for the new year,
Sept. s. Grade schoolers will sign
up the following day Both days will
be from 8 a. m. to noon.
HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY
: Three new teachers will be added
to Columbia Falls high school fac
ulty. They are Hedge Carlson, foot
ball coach and science teacher;
Spencer Koppang, basketball coach
and driver training instructor, and
Lawrence Stallings, who win teach
mathematics and assist William
Bruey with band work.
Carlson, graduate of Dickinson
State teachers college in North OAK
ota and with a masters degree from
Montana State university, taught
and coached in North Dakota and
Montana schools. He came here
from Whitehall
Koppang, native of Kalispell and
| graduate of Montana State college,
served as coach at Bigfork and on
the Flathead county high school
coaching staff before coming here.
He received drivers training certi-
ficate at Eastern Montana college
of Education at Billings in 1852.
Stallings was discharged in June
from the Army, where he had two
years Of band work. He was grad
uated in 1858 from Hastings college,
Hastings Neb. Married that same
year, he and his bride spent their
honeymoon on Nine Mile lookout be-
fore he entered service.
Returning to serve on the high
!, school faculty are Carl Launer,
principal; George ALBERT, science
{ and history; Douglas Follett, his
, tory; Jane Carey, home economies
Edwin Gilk, commercial subjects;
Tony Kadlec, English and dramatics
, Claire Mudd, English, library and
journalism; Ella Murphy, English;
John Perry, industrial arts; William
: Stallings, mathematics and science
! and Leonard Whitney, guidance an1
. social studies. George Zorzie will bt
J. in charge of maintenance.
GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS
Elementary school faculty in Col
umbia Falls will have the followin,
, teachers returning: Phil Nelson
principal; Laura Carlson, frs
grade; Wilma Nelson and Merriam
;; Davis, second; Margaret Battin
= Arlene Berg and Alyce Merz, third
!. Vera Johnson, Clara Blair and Agne
) ; Cada, fourth; Ards Mcneil an
= Emelia Cook, fifth; Louise St. John
= sixth; Leslie Mcneil, Iva Perry an
e e Inger Olsen, seventh; Ralph Barr
- ably, eighth, and Doris Whitney, re
medal reading.
William Bruey, Donald Hayes an
re Lawrence Stallings will be music d.
IS partment serving high and grad
Ill school. Donald Steffensen, elemel
r tary school and Mildred Shaw,
r. grade and high school, are in charg
lg of health and physical education.
New grade school teachers are {
n follows:
IS Jean Giles, first grade teache
taught at Columbia Falls befor
"a She is a graduate of st. Cloud TIE
TX cheers college in Minnesota.
ng Evangeline Staff, a graduate
lis Minot State Teachers college,
OAK, formerly taught at Chino'
as and Malta.
ar Kathleen LaValle starts here as
nd first grade teacher, after nine yea
er. teaching in Montana and servi
he last year in Canyon View and befo
that in Bad Rock.
rs. Doris Forkin is new seco
SITS grade teacher. She has just comp
ted two years of work in educati
re- at Western Montana College in D
ing on and previously taught four We;
on in South Dakota
Bernice Cordier, sixth grade tea
err, is a graduate of Western Nj
tana College of Education. She
been teaching at ST. Ignatius
Frances Lokken will teach eigl
xc grade afternoons so Steffensen v
. be free for physical education wo
rise She holds a bachelors degree fir
en- University of Utah at Salt L;
All City and previously taught at
Ter. press Junior high at Magma, Utah
ms. Hilda McGaugh obtained
arol bachelor degree at Montana st
udy university and did advance work
Dse- Montana State college She J
Flip teach eighth grade Her experie
includes positions in Livingston
in Los Angeles.
Wer Mrs. Hazel Laughlin will be b
ID a in the general office as secretary
in Grade school maintenance will
under Roy Anders, assisted by |
- lie Blood.
Mrs. Everett Lewis is head c
for the hot lunch program, assis
by Mrs. Melba Dallier and
Goldie Chapman
School bus drivers are as folio
Henry Larkin, northwest; Roy
: ders, Martin City; Bob Parker,
gar; Mrs. Josephone Hamilton,
Moon; Henry Byrne, Hungry Hol
!. Troy Thacker, Bad Rock; ]
Blankenship, Lake Five, and N
Ambrogini, Essex.
|. MORE FACULTY
District 6 schools will be sta
as follows:
Hungry Horse - Otto Nordst
Ruth Ncrdstrom and Helen Micl
who joins the staff for the first t
Nordstrom does the mainten;
work.
Martin City - Edna Jensen, ]
cipal; Lucyle Struble, LaVerne
lows and Orla Kinney. Mrs. Je
30 rejoins the faculty this year
n previous teaching experience
X She is graduate of College of
Y ucation in Great Falls and did
q ditional work at Western Was
4 ton College of Education at Be
X ham, Wash Mrs. Kinney is a
wear graduate of Eastern Was