Flathead High School - Flathead Yearbook (Kalispell, MT)

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CAL KUSLER, M. A. 6. B. A.-Instructing vo- cational students in the finer points of wood- working is Mr. Kusler's iob. One of his un- usual experiences at Flathead was being hit on the head by a snowball while supervising study hall. f' 6,41-x f ROBERT OLSON, B. S.-Flathead's mat coach has a sincere interest in the Flathead County High School students. He received his degree from Montana State College and spends most of his spare time in the outdoors. HENRY ROBINSON, B. S. G M. S.-The twelve gold medals which Flathead's F. F. A. has won are due in a large part to Mr. Robinson's excellent leadership. In addition to sponsor- ing the F. F. A. chapter, he also instructs adult classes. His favorite pastime is hunting. Mr. Robinson is vice principal for vocational Page H subiects. Waggener 6 Campbell --ei x Xx 1, X ,- A - ,V ' ' f.. ,, K I , L. W. WILSON, B. A. 6 M. A.-Mr. Wilson's hobbies of hunting and fishing never seem to be satisfied. This efficient teacher is in charge of the Graphic Arts and Drafting Department. He received his M. A. from Colorado State Teachers College. PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION ROBINSON DEMONSTRATES THE SKILL OF ROPE TYING LUTHER LALUM, B. S.-Flathead's outstanding F. F. A. chapter can partly be attributed to Mr. Lalum's guidance. Besides hunting and fishing, Mr. Lalum likes the recreational facil- ties of the Flathead best of all. ,, t . 2

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Social NORMAN WEILER, B. A.-Mr. Weiler's assign- ment is to explain to the seniors the organiza- tion ol the United States government. He also instructs two driver training classes and says that he would sometime like to soup up the driver training car. HOME EC LAB NOEL FURLONG, B. A.-Mr. Furlonq. a grad- uate ot Montana State University, teaches Am- erican history and iournalism. He is also ad- visor ol the Arrow and sponsor of Quill and Scroll. His hobby is studying the history ol the Northwest. He would like best to discover another Marilyn Monroe and keep her all to himselt. , 1 .gf 4 69 -1 -f-. rr!!-ff 1 BOYS PRACTICE PROPER CULINARY TECHNIQUES IOANN BAHR, B. S.-Mrs. Bahr would like to go to Europe to ski, which is her tavorite sport. Being sponsor of F. H. A. and the Iunior class takes up most ot her time. She appre- ciates the triendly attitude ol the students. ,jf mn 0 0 Ja' 'V ETHEL MILLER, B. A.-Mrs. Miller, who is earning her master's degree, instructs Flat- head's Iuture housewives. She is also Senior class sponsor and chairman ol the Home Ec Department. She would at sometime like to set up a worthwhile class in Home Manage- ment Ior upper-class girls. Wame Zcaaamdca ' I7 I 2 Q, fi te 1 T30 1' . ' Yr 3 f Qi' .-.1 .. 1 I If-f el 5 S 2 f W Ir S I 3 . LARRY WEINGARTNER, B. A.-Mr. Weingartner teaches social studies and keeps the study halls amused with his sleight-ol-hand tricks. He also sponsors the Hockey Club and Model Airplane Club. Much ol his leisure time is spent in hunting, tishing and collecting stamps. Page I3

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in shorthand. KENNETH CHRISTISON, B. S.-Mr. Christison keeps busy as advisor to the Student Council and financial advisor to the Arrow. His most unusual experience at F. C. H. S. was seeing the auditorium go up in smoke. DRAWING BOARD TECHNIQUES ,Q ' -W-:,,,,. Lit., X be V . , L..ne, DRAFTSMEN STRIVE FOR PRECISION WALLACE McCulloch sors the T. fishing in ceived his MCCULLOCH, B. A. 6 M. Ed.-Mr. teaches Auto Mechanics and spon- 6 I. Club. He enioys hunting and his spare time. Mr. McCulloch re- degrees trom Bemidji State Teach' ers College and Colorado A. 6 M. Nr 'tr . FLORENCE LAMBERT, B. A.- published. Walt's Auto Repair Shop IACK HUGHES, B. S.-Mr. Hughes teaches commercial courses and is a permanent Seni- or class sponsor. He enjoys square dancing. golt and tiddley winks. His most unusual ex- perience was having a straight 1 student aramanda! RUSSELL MERRITT, B. A.-Mr. Mer- ritt has the interesting iob ot keep- ing track of all the finances ot school organizations. He teaches bookkeeping and general business. and advises the Key Club and Stu- dent Council. The trout streams of the Flathead are a great lure to Mr. Merritt. Miss Lambert She enioys teaches shorthand and typing. movie photography and someday hopes to have the children's stories she has written Page I5