Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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HONOR SOCIETY COMMENDS STUDENTS During the initiation ceremony new members are inducted by the Chapter President, the principal, and four old members who discuss the goals of National Honor Society. The ceremony begins with the new members carrying a candle repre- senting knowledge. The ceremony is concluded with the new members reciting a pledge and re- ceiving a membership card. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Front Row: Shelly Nelson. Lillian Bier. Tammy Rees- man. Laurie Luke. Joline Hartze. Linda Schrage. Rolf Sohlberg. Todd Hess. Row 2: Marsha Haas, Carl Rising. Laurie Brown. Jennifer Whitehouse. Brad Elison. Row 3: Brian Shull. Mike Adler. Doug Leary. Joel Fish. Van Blakely, Vincent Bakke. Bryan Steubs. Not pictured: Diane Rassmussen. Mike Magone. Brent Nyquist. Ronald Quir- ing. Mark Lowe, James Yates. Promoting an enthusiasm for scholarship, leader- ship. service, and developing character are the goals of National Honor Society. Eligibility is open to Juniors and Seniors who maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.50. Those applying are selected by the faculty on the qualities of leader- ship, service, and character. Mr. Sylvester is the advisor of National Honor Society. Honor Society 29

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STUDENTS TAPPED FOR QUILL AND SCROLL QUILL AND SCROLL-Left to Right: Renee Hankel. Brenda Tunnock. Eileen Hammill. Louise Lobdell, Jamie Mackenzie Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization for students who excell in journalism. Students are tapped by the advisors of one of the three high school publications-the Lance, the Halberd, or the Troubadour. Nominees must also be in the top third of their class academically. The pur- pose of Quill and Scroll is to encourage stu- dents to pursue journalism as a possible career and to strive for quality in their high school journalistic endeavors. The advisor of Quill and Scroll is Mr. Seitz. Eileen Hammill is the president of Quill and Scroll.

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RASMUSSEN ELECTED SECRETARY OF STATE Carroll College was the sight of Montana Girls State from June third to the eighth. The girls were taught the duties, privileges, and rights of American citizenship and also practiced the mechan- ics of government. Eight girls were selected by the faculty on the qualities of character, leadership, hon- esty. and scholarship. The Junior girls elected four del- egates and four alternates. Girls'State is sponsored by the American Legion Auxil- iary. The adviser is Mrs. Ste- venson. GIRLS STATE-Left to Right: Alter- nates Kathy Kolb. Kris Saldm. Joline Hartze. Delegates Amy Crook- shanks. Tammy Reesman. Jennifer Whitehouse. Diane Rasmussen. Not pictured Alternate Laurie oBrown. MAGONE 1ST RUNNER UP FOR GOVERNOR Western Montana College hosted Boys State from June eleventh to the seventeenth. Montana Boys State is a workshop in state and local gov- ernment and is planned so that the students put into practice the theories they have been taught in their government courses. The delegates are assigned to cities which form the state that is run using Montana law as a guide. The six delegates and six alternates are chosen on leadership, char- acter, and scholarship. Boys State is sponsored by the American Legion with Mrs. Stevenson as the adviser. BOYS STATE-Top Row Delegate Jamie Mackenzie. Row 2: Alter- nates Brian Shull. Doug Leary, and Mike Adler. Row 3: Dele- gates Todd Hess. Rolf Sohlberg. Ritch Doyle, and Mike Magone Not pictured: Delegates Greg Miller and Brent Nyquist; Alter nates Joel Fish and Van Blakely. Girl's-Boy's State 30