Libby High School students seek welding certification
Libby High School has two dozen students working on achieving certification in various levels of welding. Their instructors and judges include Mort Hill of Flathead Valley Community College and high school teacher Mort Curtiss. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
Libby High School juniors Addison Skranak and Parker Bache have both achieved their G3 welding certification. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
Libby High School junior Dominic Thom holds a welded piece of medal as classmates Ian Thom and Parker Bache observe. (Scott Shindledecker/The Western News)
There’s a good chance you’ve seen them competing for the Libby High School scholastic teams, but a sizable group of young students are working toward learning the trade of welding.
Nearly two dozen current Loggers have passed their G1 American Welding Certification Test while two others have passed their G3 test. Four students are working toward 6G certification.
Mort Curtiss’ class has 22 that have passed with two others still working on becoming G1 certified.
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