Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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lance Staff: LANCE editor..................... H.H. Gory Managing editor..................Nodinc Fronds News editor........................Alex Dunlop editorials editor. Kerry MocDonold CoFeotures editor..........Amy Russ Co-Features editor Chorlene Robins Fine Arts editor.. Karl Peterson Sports editor.... Rob Fleming Asst. News editor.. Mott Mosley Asst, editorials editor Amy Sennett Asst. Fine Arts editor Brendan Scott Asst. Sports editor Destry Rondles Business Monoger T rocy Jones Asst. Business Monoger April Droder Staff UJnter.. ....Ann Kendall Photo editor Joy Burton Asst Photographers Kort Duce, Mike Moloney, Aimee Steinke Advisor...................... Wayne Seitz Getting The Scoop With the return of Wayne Seitz from o year's sabbatical leave, the Lance underwent many changes. Unlike last year's newspapers, the 1987-88 Lances came out bi- weekly, putting more pressure on the staff of 20. To help the paper look more professional and ease the pressure of getting enough stories to fill the paper, the Lance cut three inches off the size of the paper. With this reduction, it was easier to get out many issues without unused space. But size reduction, more issues and Seitz's return were not the only changes. The Lance and Halberd staffs made yearbook history this year by be- ing the first activities to be in color. Lance-front Row- Ann Kendall, flprill Drader, fllex Dunlap, Brendan Scott, flmy Sennett. Kari Peterson, H.H Gory. Kerry McDonald, Nadine Francis Sock Row- Joy Burton, Charlene Robins, Rob Fleming, Mike Moloney, Mott Mosley. Destry Rondles, Rmy Russ lance

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Halberd- Kristine lewis, Heather Hart, Johanna Salmonson, Mike Duffy, Rich Crhart, Gary Sunderland, Brit- tany McChesney, Leslie Uffalussy, Danielle Heinrich, Leah Clark, Tonya Pohlman, Halo Cisenstein, flprill Drader, Susan Brooke, Jennifer Dilbeck Halberd: Piecing The Year Together T Tnlike previous year's year- ly Jbooks, the top goal of the 1987-88 Halberd staff uuas to fill the yearbook with more color than ever before. UUith this new ond expensive goal in mind, come many new pro- blems. Getting enough money to poy the bills was one of the top dif- ficulties. This involved endless hours of selling advertising ond the year- books themselves. R campaign was set up involving posters and stickers to promote the selling of the books. Class competition was another method used to try ond stimulate interest. Advertising, however, wasn't the only time consuming project, late nights ond long afternoons were spent with poste-up of the pages, writing copy and finding ideas to moke the yearbook more unique. UUorking together formed lasting friendships between the staff. The anticipation of how the final product would appear after so many hours of work was the absolute dimox of the year. Editor. Ilolo Cisenstein Assistant Editor Heather Hart Business Manager Kristine lewis Photo Editor.. Jennifer Dilbeck Activities Editor . Aprill Drader Sports Editor... Rich Erhort Student life Classes Editor. Leslie Uffalussy Assistant Activities Editor Susan Brooke Assistant Student life Classes Editor Leah Clark Assistant Sports Editor,, Mike Duffy Staff Writers..,8rittony McChesney. Johanna Salmonson, Tonya Pohlman ond Danielle Heinrich Photographers Gary Sunderland, Aprill Droder, 8rett Amrine Advisor Wayne Seitz 90 Halberd

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Top Row: Abby Mikelsons, Moriah Maxwell, flnnisia McCracken, Suzanne Carey, Kim UUahl, Julie Stephens, Aaron Greene, Greg Browning, Margie dickers, Dave Montalto, Denny Fontaine, Matt Newman, Anna Stone, Theresa Moran Middle Row: Heather Hess, Colleen Reid, Kathy Cvjen, Robin UUilliams. Chris Alexander, Dan Hoggatt, John Husband, Peter Park, Bill Curtis, Jack Smith, Kari Chaffey, Heidi Blunck, Brenda McFarland, Lisa Palmer Bottom Row: Rhea Black, Jenny Fotopaulous, Nikole Diesen, Denise Nelson, Beth Schuster, Matthew UUard, Rob Heavner, Than Barnier, Kathleen Bessette, Shan Larson, Solveig Hanson, Lica Milodragovich, Tara UJheeler Front Row: Matthew Bitney Hellgote Choirs: Tuned In B hamber Choir is Hellgate's advfcTfced choir. For the 1987-88 year, director Deon Peterson hoped just that we develop our abilities to work as o team and pro- gress musically to a higher level. The choir hod around six to ten concerts this year and the oppor- tunity to tour in the spring. The tour went to Portland, Oregon stopping several times along the way to per- form. It's challenging, quality music. -Peter Park Another highlight of the year for chamber choir was the AA Invita- tional in November. The AA schools in Montana get their choirs together for a festival at which they work with a guest conductor and have the chance to meet and sing with other choir students from Montana. They [Chamber Choir singers] are insane --Margie Walters Chamber choir sings more serious and difficult songs than the other Hellgate choirs. It's an exciting group this year,- o lot of talent. claimed Peterson. There were nine All State musicians in the choir this year, I hope we can live up to our potential,” commented Peterson in the foil of the year. 92 Chamber Choir