Flathead High School - Flathead Yearbook (Kalispell, MT)

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s T H E F L A T H E A D OUR APPRECIATION OF MR. RANDALL As this school year draws to a close the Class of '24 looks into the future with hopeful hearts and carries with it the nienzory of four years happily and worthily spent. It is with at feeling somewhat akin to regret that we realize that only in flreanis can these years return to us. Now, as the Class of '24 passes from the halls of Flathead, there is one thing that mars its happiness. Our principal will not be here next year to guide the classes that are to follow as he has guided us. It is hard to say how much Mr. Randall has meant to us and how niuch he would mean to the cofrning classes. VV e deeply regret his departure from Flathead for it he who has kept alive that Spirit of Flathead. What Flathead is, the sueeesses that hare conze to her, we feel are due to Jlr. Randall. Always figlitinygf for Flathead, he has brought her up to her present rank with the foremost schools of Alinerica. Not only as principal and instructor do we value Mr. Randall, but also as at friend. He has taken a. per- sonal, a sincere interest in all of our lives and has found time to cuss our aznhitions with each of us. Anything that he could do to smooth the way for us, he has clone. His personality we shall always renzemlner as one of the most magnetic and influential ones we have ezfer come in contact with. The desire to make him proud and hap- pgll, the knowledge that he would be disappointed if we failed has spurred us on to greater efforts and we trust will continue to do so in the future. A The lzest wishes of Flathead and of the Class of '24 will he with Mr. Randall wherezver he goes, or in any field of work he enters in th c future,

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10 T I xr Iii N-fl 41 -1351: : 1- I HE FLATH1-:AD OUROLDHIGH NCE again lli 1'9 our school 11121105 sissonlhlcd, We fain would lift our lwarts in song To our High School, our 4lt?il1' Alina Mater, Let glafllloss tho nionwnts prolong: We are proud of our lzuls and our lasses, Of honors won in days gone by, So ll0l'l',S El chcm' for our ol1l High School, For our olml High School, Our Flatlioarl High. Soon for us will our school -lays he vntlod, Anfl flrcmns of youth that fade so fast, But wo know that our lwarts oft will ponder In inc-mory of scones that are past. Tlwrc are joys that will long' be 1't'111l'11llJ9I'9 Anil fl'lOllflSlllpS, too, that ne'e1' can die, So ll9l'Q,S ai cheer for our olcl High School, For our olfl High School, Our Flatllead High. Rcfrain: Herofs to our classes, ll01'0,S to our lzxssos, Ile-iw-'S to the lzuls they adore. Here's to the Seniors so inighty, Juniors so flighty, Freshy :mel Sophomore. Lot mirth and glzuliicss banish all sadness, And as the days go by, You lll find us ready anal steady, Boosting for Flatlwaol High. fl