Flathead High School - Flathead Yearbook (Kalispell, MT)

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Kennel!! 14. Zaman PRINCIPAL OF FLATHEAD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL uf , . .. ., r3??51'f Vfavgf' J fm' ' raskg. M L5 975 To the Seniors of 1956: I wish I could emphasize, with a hand clasp, my sincere congratulations to each of you in achieving a high school diploma. This is no small accomplishment, neither should it be considered an end in itself-your education is only beginning. Those of us who have had the opportunity to work with you over the past iour years hope that our efforts have not been in vain and that we have con- tributed toward your future success and happiness. As you go your various ways in this life, I would hope that you will at all times carry the banner of Flathead County High School high. My wishes are for the best of everything for you. KENNETH A. RAWSGN

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gm., 'S , ' n t I t Y -df , S .f..,., FRANK MCELWAIN, B. A.-The man behind the eight ball, namely Mr. McElwain, is Flat- head's lively guidance director. Aside from solving all our problems, he also teaches general math and coaches freshman football and basketball. incidentally, he thinks that his general math classes are the Flathead claim to fame. RICHARD MATTSON, B. A., M. A.-Lack of hair seems to be the chief concern of our genial psychology, social studies, and guid- ance instructor. He sponsors the Bible Club, Freshman Class, and Polio drive. His most unusual experience was that one of his students discovered an additional hair tmaking a total of 7V2l on his Cranium. VERNON P. DAY, B. S.-Mr. Day, every boy's favorite teacher, keeps busy chasing Flat- head's ditchers. He also teaches advanced algebra and sponsors Key Club. His secret ambition is to catch his algebra class run- ning to lunch. He enioys hunting and fishing. DONNA ARNOLD, B. A. - Mrs. Arnold, Dean of Girls, is Bible Club, Y-Teens, and Senior Class sponsor. She spends most of her spare time knitting. homemaking, and being outdoors. She gets very tired of the age-old excuses she hears for ab- :- A , . !J 'LL if RUTH MacDONALD, Registrar-After a day of filling out transcripts, answering innumer- able questions and supervising the busy of- fice, Mrs. Macdonald enjoys raising cherries, knitting, and spoiling her two grandchildren. t The guidance department aims to help the student answer the eternal question, Where do l ao from here? by assisting him to evaluate his own potentials and abilities. SGIICBS. LAURA OSTROOT, Secretary-To have time to study piano is Mrs. Ostroot's hope. Raising flowers is her favorite hobby. Among Mrs. Ostroot's duties is keeping the school register of attendance. gb '