Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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IWay Busy, busy, busy! This de- scribed most people during the month of May. Track meets, ten- nis meets, golf meets, term pa- pers, Vigilante P a r a d e floats, quarter tests, final tests, picnics, assemblies - s o m e thin g for everyone. Steve Harper leads a fast pace, followed by Iim Valentine, a Butte runner and Larry Clouser. 6 June At last Iune came. The quiet sim- ple life took over-no studying, no books, no tests. Seniors had the ex- citement of college and Work before them. Sophomores and juniors, re- lieved that school was finally out for three months, were ready for a sum- mer of fun. lt had been a good year. Bob Huppe and lim Sims rest in the grass after a busy year.

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GTI' h S March March was an enter- taining month. For those who like to dance, there was the White Rabbit Dance sponsored by the Girls' l-l Club. For the speech enthusiasts l-l l-l S was the host tor the State NFL Speech Meet. For those who wanted a good laugh there was the stu- d e n t - faculty basketball game. And in English classes song tests passed the time away. y Meyers, Vicki Maierle, Vicki Rose, Guri Paulsen and Doug Sternberg entertain their class. April During April the sun was given orders to shine just on Week days. Weekeinds and Easter vacation were Windy and gray. De- spite the sunshine and green grass, school Went on and the poor students had to keep studying, but they spent every spare min- ute outside, even it only to study some more. Chris Bloomstrom discovered that wax can be an interesting art media. 5

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