Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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PAGE TEN HONOR RCLL CTCP limi Dru Dougherty Iudy Martinson Dennis Haley Ioyce Iorgenson Karen Baucus Zigrnunt Srnigaj Terry Cloud Carrolle Liedle Charlene Watters Sally Kind Dennis Buswell Lloyd Bishop Frances Meiia Edward Mantel Mary Lou Wolstein Peter Lanthorn Quentin Schroeter Ronald Merritt Mike Healy Claudia Carstens Patricia Wright Sharen VanNoy Nancy Perry Lynn Brackman Kathy Rant Audrey Robinson Donna Ienkins Iudy Buckland Andy Utick Linda Phillips un, Q. SCHQLARSI-llPS AND AWARDS Dennis Haley ....... .......... C arroll Scholarship awarded to a top ranking Iudy Martinson .ss. ......... Iudy Standley .....,... Zig Smigaj .t,Y,, Karen McKindree Catholic boy, Montana University scholarship. Carroll scholarship awarded to a top ranking Catholic girl, S450 Montana University scholarship, state winner l96O Science Fair and delegate to to the National Science Fair. .........Winner of the Betty Crocker test. ,, ,i,Finalist in the National Merit test. ,,.,...,Finalist in the National Merit test. The top ten students receive a S450 scholarship to Montana State University.

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SENICDR CLASS CFFICERS Secretary: Bill Roberts, Treasurer: Peter Lanthorn, Representative. Russ Williams, President: Butch Naichshoim, Vice President: Sully Kind, CLASS HISTORY Upon entering the halls of HHS, the Class of '61 was set for three big years of success and leadership. Under the guidance of our outstanding officers, Dru Dougherty, Art Hulett, Karen Baucus, Ilene Barney, and Peter Lanthorn, our class began to pave its Way to a successful future. The sophomore dance Magic Moments, sparkled with success. Ours had the biggest turn out of any sophomore dance held at HHS. Emme Austin and Shirley Hart got many admiring stares from envious juniors and seniors at the Vigilante Coronation. The athletic ability of the class was represented by varsity players Ken Leland, Chuck Green, and lim Whipple. Our class, also, boasted ten girls to be accepted in club, an achievement seldom obtained by a sophomore. As Iuniors, we continued our outstanding record of accomplishments. Ours was the first class to participate in the American Field Service program. Dru Dougherty was selected to represent the United States in Argentina. Mary Kay McEacheron spent the summer in Germany. The fabulous Iunior Prom unfolded all the splendor of Arabian Nights. Everyone formed a procession behind our officersp lim Whipple, Peter Lan- thorn, Shirley Hart, Marilyn Gibson, and Russ Williams, for the Grand March. We were Well represented at Girls' State by the many abilities of Karen Baucus, Nicole Eveland, and Mary Lou Bieri. Iudy Buckland and Nikki Eveland dazzeled the spectators at the coro- nation. We were proud of our glittering candidates. The wild and Woolly Senior Barn Dance was a tremendous kickoff for our last year. Butch Nachtsheim was crowned Queen Bruceve after competing with Western beauties Char Rudio, Connie Bardon, and Sally Neath. Of our three beautiful queen candidates, Emme Austin, Nikki Eveland, Claudia Cartens, Emme Austin was crowned. A regal personality, Emme ruled the school for a year and a day with charm and efficiency. Karen McKindree and Zigmundt Smigaj were finalists in the National Merit tests, truly an honor for our class. Thanks go to our officers, Russ Williams, Butch Natchsheim, Sally Kind, Bill Roberts, and Peter Lanthorn, for making this last year the best ever. , Our excellent Honor Roll and our accomplishments in all fields labels us as being an exceptional classy a class that HHS Will miss. We will miss HHS, also. PAGE NINE

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DRU DOUGHERTY Scholastic Average 5.00 SALUTATCRIAN An industrious and brilliant student, Iudy, has accomplished much during her high school years. An avid scientist, she is the proud Winner of the H1960 State Science Fair. She placed third in the National Science Fair. Iudy is a talented violinist. She plays in the school orchestra and has received high ratings at the state music meets. Iudy, also, is in Student Council, Honor Society, Latin Club, Science Club, and Pep Club. VALEDICTORIAN Erudite Dru Dougherty should be proud ot his school record. That he maintained a 5.00 average labels him an outstanding student. That he was a Class President, Rotary representative, and a Foreign Ex- change student, points to his leadership qualities and to his magnetic personality. That he was a member of Honor Society, Latin Club, and the Forensic League, shows him to be versatile. This unusual record could only be the product ot an exceptional person-and Dru Dougherty is one. JUDY MARTINSON Scholastic Average 4.933 PAGE ELEVEN