Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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M CLUB Front row: Fred Green, Gene Lewis, John Bauer, presi- dent; Randy Kappes, vice-president; Frank Jewell, secretary-treas- urer; Bill Veazey, Bill Broderick, Monte Pearson. Second row: Kim Patch, Russell Crase, Craig Barrier, Buzz Blastic, Tom Boyd- ston, Lee Meltzer, Mike Thompson, Larry Cromwell, Paul Iver- son. Third row: Don Gilder, Bill Everingham, Gene Everard, Ron- ald Karlin, Harry Northey, Ken Olson, Lex Hames, Ron Cocchia- rella. Fourth row: Bob Fredrickson, Steven Roehl, Gary Purdy, Gary Curran, Lon Schroeder, Pat Collins, Alan Bradley, Tom Curran, Roger Smith. Fifth row: Gary Gibbs, Marvin Huth, Rich Bachmeier, David Jensen, John Upton, Gary Lehuta, John Hew- itt, Rich Bachmeier, David Jensen, John Upton, Gary Lehuta, John Hewitt, Earl Britt. Sixth row: Bob Abbey, Ray Wiedmer, Brian Barrier, Bob Ensign, Dave Dickman, Chuck Honeycutt, Mark Campbell, A1 Joscelyn, Dan Gilman. Back row: Steve Smuin, George McGinnis, John Brager, Sid Rhinehart, Steve Watt, Glenn Brown, Larry Hyslop, Mike Stewart, Bob Charles. M CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD Front row: John Bauer, presi- dent. Second row: Randy Kappes, vice-president; Frank Jewell, secretary-treasurer. Third row: Bill Broderick. Fourth row: Paul Iverson, Monte Pearson. Fifth row: Bill Veazey. Back row: Gene Lewis. Marvin Huth, Fred Green. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bonnie McDonald Pat Mobley Diane Kelley

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PEP CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD Front row: Linda Overcast, president. Second row: Jean Scott, first vice- president; Jennie Wood, second vice-president. Third row: Kirn Rice, secretary; Denise LaTrielle, treasurer; Rita Cunningham. Fourth row: Sandy Stoterau, Diane Colwell, historian. Fifth row: Roxane Burnham, Denise Booth, Sharon Gillespie. Hellgate Raiser Russ Crase keeps Hellgate fans off the floor during half-time entertainment. The chief objectives of Pep Club, Booster Club, and the Hellgate Rais- ers were to support the Hellgate Knights and boost school spirit. These goals were successfully achiev- ed through the combined efforts of these organizations. Pep Club’s major functions this year were organizing the Homecom- ing activities, selling concessions at football games, and arranging spe- cial pep assemblies for the more im- portant games. For the first time a boys’ pep club, dubbed the Hellgate Raisers, was organized. The Raisers added spice to athletic activities by chanting original cheers. Their major activ- ities included performing skits at pep assemblies, and coming up with unique ideas for bolstering school enthusiasm. Booster Club was organized as a “little sister” to Pep Club. Members included sophomore girls with a C average, whose ultimate goal was to become members of Pep Club. Boos- ter Clubbers constructed signs and sold concessions at football games. At the end of the school year the girls were eligible for membership in Pep Club, if they passed an examina- tion on Pep Club’s constitution.

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M Club is composed of boys who have earned letters in any of the official high school sports. This year one of M Club’s special proj- ects was sponsoring the divisional basketball tournament souvenir programs containing pic- tures of all participating teams. They also sold pop and programs at Hellgate games and con- ducted a booster pin campaign in homerooms. The profits were used to purchase athletic equipment for the teams and pay for filming basketball and football games. M Club was faithfully backed by the cheerleaders who attended games and aroused enthusiasm from the crowds. Through long hours of practice the girls perfected their cheers and school spirit soared. The varsity squad participated in many assemblies includ- ing some which were held before school hours. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Front row: Janet Graybeal, Vicki John- son, Janis Neilson. Back row: Vyonne Taylor. Cheerleaders Support M Club VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Patty Francisco, Barb Yonce, Berta Howard. Cheryl Taylor, captain: Cathy Stockner. 29