Flathead High School - Flathead Yearbook (Kalispell, MT)

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I i l l KENNETH A. RAWSON, PRINCIPAL, F LATHEAD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL TO THE SENIORS OF 19521 My first year at F. C. H. S. was your first year too. You were freshmen. I feel now as if I were a senior with you. Regardless of how we feel-these past four years have been marked years at Flathead. We have all worked together for the expansion program of two new buildingsfnew departments and what has been referred to as the Golden Era at Flathead. As the years pass after your graduation you will realize more and more what wonderful years of your life they have beenfyears of achievement for you which I hope are only symbolical of the remaining years of your life. It has been said that We can't have men and women of vision and achievement unless we have youth who are in the HABIT OF SEEING THINGS AND DOING THINGS. I feel that as you have earned your high school diploma you have acquired this most useful habit-of seeing things to do and then doing them. My hope and wish for you is that you will continue throughout life to see things to do and then will go ahead and do them. Such will mean happiness and success for you. mwffff ff

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COMING DOWN THE MAIN RAMP INSIDE THE ANNEX FOREWORD This is the formal presentation of the l952 FLATI-IEAD to you' students and faculty of FCI-IS. In this book we have put down words and pictures. Words of win- ning two State championships: of an outstanding FFA prograrng of brilliant work done in music and art. Pictures, too, are here. Pictures of seniors as they approach the final step of graduation, freshmen as they begin life anew in high school, football and basketball games which brought both joy and sorrow: organizations which bind everyone closer together. It is up to you to remember the rest. I wish to give my deepest appreciation and most sincere thanks to Miss Dorothy Schoknecht and Mr. Richard Nelson for their generous time, work, and effort. The staff is also to be thanked for the hard work they did in preparing this year's annual. All we can give you are the words and the pictures, but there is something missing which only you can supply-that intangible spirit of memories of everyday life at Flathead. Sarah Ann Smith, Editor 1952 FLATHEAD

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