Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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KEY CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD Front row: Lex Hames, president; Bob Turner, vice-president. Second row: Ed Sale, treasurer. Third row: Larry Cromwell, secretary; Dan Yates. Fourth row: Bill Veasey. Fifth row: Terry Cromwell, Pat Collins. Sixth row: Paul Iver- son, John Mevers. Lt. Governor. Service Clubs Aid Hellgate Girls’ Club and Key Club are two of the most important service groups at Hellgate. Added to their continuous job of operating the student store, Girls’ Club sponsored a Mother’s Day tea and style show. With their profits they pur- chased a set of banquet china for the school. Key Club, involved with keeping Hellgate’s halls spotless, donated several garbage cans to the school. Throughout the year they sponsored a num- ber of socials. To finance their activities, Key Club sold apples and copies of ‘‘Knight Life,” the stu- dent directory. KEY CLUB Front row: L. Hames, president; B. Turner, vice-president; E. Sale, treasurer; L. Cromwell, secretary. Second row: C. Henningsen, D. Boespflug, B. Blastic. L. Schroeder, M. Rieley, F. Green. Third row: B. Car- son, P. Collins, R. Stewart, L. Cocchiarella, G. Purdy, R. Stickney, T. Cromwell. Fourth row: B. Everingham, T. Boydston, M. Prezeau, B. Veazey, G. Mace, H. Jes- zenka. Fifth row: B. Kappes, G. Curran, D. Yates, D. Malouf, J. Meyers, L. Meltzer, K. Stetler. Sixth row: A. Bradley, P. Iverson, G. Brown, S. Rhinehart, A. Autio. J. Tantlinger. Back row: M. Thompson, J. Bendickson, B. Greene, P. Russell. 24

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Above: Students cheer at Student Council’s bonfire before the Hell- gate-Sentinel football game. Below: Chuck Briggs conducts a Student Council meeting. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD Front row. Charles Briggs, president. Second row: Jim Bendickson, vice-presi- dent; Helen Mulroney, secretary. Third row: Mary Harris, treas- urer. Back row: Janice Davis, Joe Vizzutti. Not pictured: Denise LaTrielle, Bob Maxson. The gavel sounds, and another Student Council meet- ing is called to order. Subjects on the agenda range from routine committee reports to discussions on council projects. In the 1965-66 school year Student Council added funds to its treasury by selling school sweatshirts and pen- nants. A main concern of Student Council was stressing school culture, with the objective of having students and school organizations show their pride in Hellgate by helping improve the internal decor of the building. To maintain an effective student government, leader- ship and coordination are necessary. The council, with the guidance of the executive board, provided these qualities to direct this organization concerned with student activities and welfare.

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GIRLS’ CLUB CONTACT REPRESENTATIVES Front row: P. Johnson, T. Hofferber, L. Box, J. Gray- beal, A. Swant, J. Sterling, J. Neilson. Second row: G. Siegford, V. Marshall, M Hack, S. Henry, B. Rust. K. Peterson. Third row: L. Erickson, M. Erion, M. Zim- mermann, B. Tomlinson, D. La Trielle, S. Harsell, J. Jones. Fourth row: M. Van Dyke, P. Cavin, S. Row- berry, C. Lien, J. Bendickson, H. Seibert, L. Marshall, L. Goff. Fifth row: K. Huth, J. Moore, L. Pryne, T. Rasmussen, J. Moffett, K. Williams, D. Bjorkman. Back row: N. Woomer, T. Savage, S. Gillespie, S. Shennum, S. Bartz, J. Gibson, D. Eggers. ndreen Hubble, who played the part f an elf in the annual Girls' Club play, ittends the Chocolate Hour. Patti Nolan, president GIRLS’ CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD Front row: Janice Culbertson, vice-president. Second row: Linda Brock, treasurer; Andreen Hubble, secretary. Third row: Cris Connick. Fourth row: Janet Ormesher, Leslie Box. Fifth row: Jeannie Storez. Sixth row: Lin- da Kildow, Donna Monk. Seventh row: Linda Monk.