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FHS student-teacher to bring students view of the world
Courtney Bousamra has traveled as far as South America, Mexico and even Spain in search of more information about the Latin culture. Now, Bousamra has chosen to complete his education, ironically, at FHS. |
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FHS forms new Job Club
Many students aspire to leadership in high school organizations, but relatively few get the chance. Recently resource room students decided to take the initiative to create the ìJob Club,î to cater to their needs and to ease the transition to the working world. |
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Early grads plan travel, work for second semester
As the second semester ap-proaches and seniors pre-pare for their final days at FHS, early graduate students are preparing for a break from school which will range from a Mexican vacation, to a trip to the Marine Corps. basic training. |
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Martin, city try to solve FHS parking problems
In response to concerns about student safety, the FHS administration is working with the school districtís transportation department and the City of Kalispell to ban cars from the bus parking zone on the north side of FHS before and after school. At the city councilís Jan. 20 meeting, city manager Clarence Krepps will propose an ordinance to keep the zone free of cars before and after schoo |
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Barbershop choir brings historical tribute to FHS Imagine a stage full of loggers, bankers, retirees, retailers, and teachers gathered from all ages with one purpose in mind: to sing. On Wednesday, the Flathead Valleyaires, a local barbershop group, brought the joy and culture of music to FHS with their ìairesî of voice and wisdom. |
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A star is born: Cosmic Bowling hits Kalispell
Bowling may be one of the most traditional sports, but not any more. On Fridays, FHS students and teachers are throwing strikes amid glowing blacklights and flashing strobes as part of a new twist on an old favorite ó cosmic bowling. |
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